| 4 |
Evolutionary
Triumph, 1859–1900 |
69 |
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Evolutionary
Theory and Zoological Practice 69 |
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Darwin
and the Evolution of Von Baer's Laws 70 |
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Evolution
and the Mechanics of Recapitulation 74 |
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| |
Ernst
Haeckel: Phylogeny as the Mechanical Cause |
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of
Ontogeny 76 |
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| |
The
Mechanism of Recapitulation 78 |
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| |
The
American Neo-Lamarckians: The Law of Acceleration as |
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| |
Evolution's
Motor 85 |
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| |
Progressive
Evolution by Acceleration 85 |
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| |
The
Extent of Parallelism 88 |
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| |
Why
Does Recapitulation Dominate the History of Life? 90 |
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| |
Alpheus
Hyatt and Universal Acceleration 91 |
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| |
Lamarckism
and the Memory Analogy 96 |
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| |
Recapitulation
and Darwinism 100 |
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Appendix:
The Evolutionary Translation of von Baer's Laws 109 |
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| 5 |
Pervasive
Influence |
115 |
| |
Criminal
Anthropology 120 |
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| |
Racism
126 |
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| |
Child
Development 135 |
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| |
Primary
Education 147 |
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| |
Freudian
Psychoanalysis 155 |
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| |
Epilogue
164 |
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| 6 |
Decline,
Fall, and Generalization |
167 |
| |
A
Clever Argument 167 |
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| |
An
Empirical Critique 168 |
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| |
Organs
or Ancestors: The Transformation of Haeckel's |
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| |
Heterochrony 170 |
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| |
Interpolations
into Juvenile Stages 176 |
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| |
Introduction
of Juvenile Features into the Adults |
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| |
of Descendants 177 |
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| |
What
Had Become of von Baer's Critique? 184 |
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| |
Benign
Neglect: Recapitulation and the Rise of Experimental |
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| |
Embryology
186 |
|
| |
The
Prior Assumptions of Recapitulation 186 |
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| |
Wilhelm
His and His Physiological Embryology: A Preliminary |
|
| |
Skirmish
189 |
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| |
Roux's Entwicklungsmechanik and the Biogenetic Law
194 |
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| |
Recapitulation
and Substantive Issues in Experimental |
|
| |
Embryology:
The New Preformationism 197 |
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| |
Mendel's
Resurrection, Haeckel's Fall, and the Generalization of |
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| |
Recapitulation
202 |
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