A Mechanico-Physiological Theory of Organic Evolution
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MECHANICO-PHYSIOLOGICAL
ORGANIC EVOLUTION
SECOND EDITION
CHICAGO THE OPEN COURT PUBLISHING CO. 1914
CHICAGO THE OPEN COURT PUBLISHING CO. 1914
PREFATORY NOTE.
A MECHANICO-PHYSIOLOGICAL THEORY OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION.
SUMMARY.
1. FORMATION OF UNORGANIZED BODIES (CRYSTALS).
2. FORMATION OF LIVING ORGANIZED (MICELLAR) BODIES.
3. SPONTANEOUS GENERATION. LIFE. GROWTH.
4. PARTIAL DEATH OF THE INDIVIDUAL: REPRODUCTION.
5. MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
6. FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
7. DETERMINANTS: THEIR ORIGIN AND DISAPPEARANCE.
8. DEFINITE NOTIONS WITH REGARD TO THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM.
9. DEFINITE NOTIONS REGARDING THE FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM.
10. TRANSMISSION OF IDIOPLASMIC DETERMINANTS IN LOCAL VARIATION AND IN FECUNDATION.
11. ACTION OF EXTERNAL INFLUENCES.[E]
12. CONDITIONS OF PHYLOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS. ATAVISM.
13. ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS.
14. ESSENTIAL NATURE OF THE ORGANISM.
15. REPRODUCTION, AND RELATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND OFFSPRING.
16. HEREDITY AND VARIATION.
17. VARIETY, RACE, MODIFICATION.
18. SOCIAL AND INDIVIDUAL ORIGIN OF SPECIES.
19. GENERAL RELATION OF THE PHYLOGENETIC LINES IN THE ORGANIC KINGDOMS.
20. LAWS OF EVOLUTION OF THE PLANT KINGDOM.
21. ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS IN RELATION TO PHYLOGENY.
22. MORPHOLOGY AS THE SCIENCE OF PHYLOGENY.
23. PLANT CLASSIFICATION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF PHYLOGENY.
1. FORMATION OF UNORGANIZED BODIES (CRYSTALS).
2. FORMATION OF LIVING ORGANIZED (MICELLAR) BODIES.
3. SPONTANEOUS GENERATION. LIFE. GROWTH.
4. PARTIAL DEATH OF THE INDIVIDUAL: REPRODUCTION.
5. MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
6. FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
7. DETERMINANTS: THEIR ORIGIN AND DISAPPEARANCE.
8. DEFINITE NOTIONS WITH REGARD TO THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM.
9. DEFINITE NOTIONS REGARDING THE FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM.
10. TRANSMISSION OF IDIOPLASMIC DETERMINANTS IN LOCAL VARIATION AND IN FECUNDATION.
11. ACTION OF EXTERNAL INFLUENCES.[E]
12. CONDITIONS OF PHYLOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS. ATAVISM.
13. ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS.
14. ESSENTIAL NATURE OF THE ORGANISM.
15. REPRODUCTION, AND RELATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND OFFSPRING.
16. HEREDITY AND VARIATION.
17. VARIETY, RACE, MODIFICATION.
18. SOCIAL AND INDIVIDUAL ORIGIN OF SPECIES.
19. GENERAL RELATION OF THE PHYLOGENETIC LINES IN THE ORGANIC KINGDOMS.
20. LAWS OF EVOLUTION OF THE PLANT KINGDOM.
21. ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS IN RELATION TO PHYLOGENY.
22. MORPHOLOGY AS THE SCIENCE OF PHYLOGENY.
23. PLANT CLASSIFICATION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF PHYLOGENY.
SUMMARY.
1. FORMATION OF UNORGANIZED BODIES (CRYSTALS).
2. FORMATION OF LIVING ORGANIZED (MICELLAR) BODIES.
3. SPONTANEOUS GENERATION. LIFE. GROWTH.
4. PARTIAL DEATH OF THE INDIVIDUAL: REPRODUCTION.
5. MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
6. FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
7. DETERMINANTS: THEIR ORIGIN AND DISAPPEARANCE.
8. DEFINITE NOTIONS WITH REGARD TO THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM.
9. DEFINITE NOTIONS REGARDING THE FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM.
10. TRANSMISSION OF IDIOPLASMIC DETERMINANTS IN LOCAL VARIATION AND IN FECUNDATION.
11. ACTION OF EXTERNAL INFLUENCES.[E]
12. CONDITIONS OF PHYLOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS. ATAVISM.
13. ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS.
14. ESSENTIAL NATURE OF THE ORGANISM.
15. REPRODUCTION, AND RELATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND OFFSPRING.
16. HEREDITY AND VARIATION.
17. VARIETY, RACE, MODIFICATION.
18. SOCIAL AND INDIVIDUAL ORIGIN OF SPECIES.
19. GENERAL RELATION OF THE PHYLOGENETIC LINES IN THE ORGANIC KINGDOMS.
20. LAWS OF EVOLUTION OF THE PLANT KINGDOM.
21. ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS IN RELATION TO PHYLOGENY.
22. MORPHOLOGY AS THE SCIENCE OF PHYLOGENY.
23. PLANT CLASSIFICATION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF PHYLOGENY.
1. FORMATION OF UNORGANIZED BODIES (CRYSTALS).
2. FORMATION OF LIVING ORGANIZED (MICELLAR) BODIES.
3. SPONTANEOUS GENERATION. LIFE. GROWTH.
4. PARTIAL DEATH OF THE INDIVIDUAL: REPRODUCTION.
5. MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
6. FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM IN GENERAL.
7. DETERMINANTS: THEIR ORIGIN AND DISAPPEARANCE.
8. DEFINITE NOTIONS WITH REGARD TO THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE IDIOPLASM.
9. DEFINITE NOTIONS REGARDING THE FUNCTION OF THE IDIOPLASM.
10. TRANSMISSION OF IDIOPLASMIC DETERMINANTS IN LOCAL VARIATION AND IN FECUNDATION.
11. ACTION OF EXTERNAL INFLUENCES.[E]
12. CONDITIONS OF PHYLOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS. ATAVISM.
13. ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DETERMINANTS.
14. ESSENTIAL NATURE OF THE ORGANISM.
15. REPRODUCTION, AND RELATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND OFFSPRING.
16. HEREDITY AND VARIATION.
17. VARIETY, RACE, MODIFICATION.
18. SOCIAL AND INDIVIDUAL ORIGIN OF SPECIES.
19. GENERAL RELATION OF THE PHYLOGENETIC LINES IN THE ORGANIC KINGDOMS.
20. LAWS OF EVOLUTION OF THE PLANT KINGDOM.
21. ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS IN RELATION TO PHYLOGENY.
22. MORPHOLOGY AS THE SCIENCE OF PHYLOGENY.
23. PLANT CLASSIFICATION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF PHYLOGENY.
APPENDIX.
TRANSLATORS' NOTES.
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