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... concept of epigenesis . This system- atization of embryology was responsible for the fact that this new science supplemented comparative anatomy as the dominant biological discipline . He was also a pioneer in geography , ethnology ...
... concept of epigenesis . This system- atization of embryology was responsible for the fact that this new science supplemented comparative anatomy as the dominant biological discipline . He was also a pioneer in geography , ethnology ...
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... concept in Baltic re- ligious thought , namely , that the boundary between the worlds of the dead and the living was not real . The dead continued to live invisibly and were present at all im- portant occasions . A place was set for ...
... concept in Baltic re- ligious thought , namely , that the boundary between the worlds of the dead and the living was not real . The dead continued to live invisibly and were present at all im- portant occasions . A place was set for ...
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The rise of molecular biology Importance of techno- logical advances Mechanis- tic concept of plant nutrition. Mendel's most important concept was the idea that the paired genes present in the parent separate or segregate during the ...
The rise of molecular biology Importance of techno- logical advances Mechanis- tic concept of plant nutrition. Mendel's most important concept was the idea that the paired genes present in the parent separate or segregate during the ...
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