Dieter Stefan Peters/Michael Weingarten: Organisms, Genes and Evolution (gebundenes Buch)

Evolutionary Theory at the Crossroads - Proceedings of the 7th International Senckenberg Conference, Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft an der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Schriften 14, Schriften der Wissenschaftlichen Gesellscha
ISBN/EAN: 9783515076593
Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 243 S., 51 s/w Illustr., 51 s/w Fotos
Einband: gebundenes Buch
Erschienen am 03.04.2000
Auflage: 1/2000
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      Peter Janich: Where does biology get its objects from?Mathias Gutmann: The status of organism: Towards a constructivist theory of organismWalter Bock: Explanations in a historical scienceChristine Hertler: Organism and morphology: Methodological differences between functional and constructional morphologyDominique G. Homberger: Similarities and differences: The distinctive approaches of systematics and comparative anatomy towards homology and analogyRaphael Falk: The organism as a necessary entity of evolutionFranz M. Wuketits: The organism’s place in evolution: Darwin’s views and contemporary organismic theories Christian Kummer: The development of organismic structure and the philosophy behindGuiseppe Sermonti: The butterfly and the lionHarald Riedl: Organism – Ecosystem – Biosphere: Some comments on the organismic conceptSievert Lorenzen: How to advance from the theory of natural selection towards the General Theory of Self-OrganizationAntonio Lima-de-Faria: The evolutionary periodicity of flightHans-Rainer Duncker: The evolution of avian ontogenies: Determination of molecular evolution by integrated complex functional systems and ecological conditions Winfried Stefan Peters & Bernd Herkner: An outline of a theory of the constructional constraints governing early organismic evolutionWerner E. G. Müller e.a.: Monophyly of Metazoa: Phylogenetic analyses of genes encoding SerThr-kinases and a receptor Tyr-kinase from Porifera [sponges]Karl Edlinger: The evolution of the mollusc construction: Living organisms as energy-transforming systems Michael Gudo: A structural-functional approach to the soft bodies of rugose corals

Aus dem Inhalt:

Peter Janich: Where does biology get its objects from?Mathias Gutmann: The status of organism: Towards a constructivist theory of organismWalter Bock: Explanations in a historical scienceChristine Hertler: Organism and morphology: Methodological differences between functional and constructional morphologyDominique G. Homberger: Similarities and differences: The distinctive approaches of systematics and comparative anatomy towards homology and analogyRaphael Falk: The organism as a necessary entity of evolutionFranz M. Wuketits: The organism’s place in evolution: Darwin’s views and contemporary organismic theories Christian Kummer: The development of organismic structure and the philosophy behindGuiseppe Sermonti: The butterfly and the lionHarald Riedl: Organism – Ecosystem – Biosphere: Some comments on the organismic conceptSievert Lorenzen: How to advance from the theory of natural selection towards the General Theory of Self-OrganizationAntonio Lima-de-Faria: The evolutionary periodicity of flightHans-Rainer Duncker: The evolution of avian ontogenies: Determination of molecular evolution by integrated complex functional systems and ecological conditions Winfried Stefan Peters & Bernd Herkner: An outline of a theory of the constructional constraints governing early organismic evolutionWerner E. G. Müller e.a.: Monophyly of Metazoa: Phylogenetic analyses of genes encoding SerThr-kinases and a receptor Tyr-kinase from Porifera [sponges]Karl Edlinger: The evolution of the mollusc construction: Living organisms as energy-transforming systems Michael Gudo: A structural-functional approach to the soft bodies of rugose corals

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