AMER. ZOOL., 27:731-732 (1987)
Index
This brief index is no more than a clue to the tremendous amount of material in the
papers comprising this symposium. The Table of Contents on pages 411-412 and the
one on pages 415-416 may be better guides to the topic sought.
Abelard, Peter, 429.
Agassiz, L., 461-462.
Albertus Magnus, 429.
Amniocentesis, 702-704.
Amphibian normal development, 484—499.
Body Axis, 603-604.
Egg polarity, 594-600.
Experimental, 500-505, 509-513, 593-605, 623644.
Limb development, 675-696.
Limb regeneration, 675—696.
Amphioxus development, 516-518.
Analogy, 458.
Anaxagoras, 445—446.
Aristotle, 420-426, 427, 433.
Ascidians development, 471-472, 526-529, 607-622.
Audiovisual aids, 725-730.
Bacon, F., 438.
Baer, K. von, 447, 450-455.
Balfour, F., 477.
Barnacles, 460, 471.
Behavior, 721-722.
Boveri, T., 559.
Brain, 721.
Braudel, F., 449.
Briggs, R., 562-563.
Brown, D., 559-560.
Bruno, G., 437.
Buckling, 668-669.
Caenorhabditis development, 583.
Capacity, 527.
Causes, Aristotle's four, 434, 436.
Cell adhesion molecules (CAMs), 645—656.
Cell differentiation, 581-591, 607-622, 623-644.
Cell lineage, 518-533, 583, 607-622.
Cell theory, 456, 506.
Cellulose microfibrils, 668.
Cellulose reinforcement, 671.
Cenogenetic, 463-464.
Cesare Cremonini, 431, 433.
Child, C , 563-564.
Chorionic villus sampling, 703.
Chromosomal aberrations, 697-714.
Churchill, F., 483.
Cleopatra, 429.
Clepsine development, 519—520.
Cognitive development, 417-418.
Competence, 550-552.
Conklin, E., 516, 524-529.
Cooke.J., 443-444.
Copernicus, N., 437.
Cornford, F., 445-446.
Crepidula development, 524-525.
Ctenophore development, 515.
Cystic fibrosis, 705-706.
Cytoplasmic determination, 533-537,560-564,581591,608-622.
Darwin, C , 457-461.
De Generatione Animalium
Of Aristotle, 423-425.
Of Harvey, 434-435.
De Humani Corporis Fabrica, 437.
De Revolulionibus Orbium, 437.
Dentalium, 5 2 9 - 5 3 3 .
Development and heredity, 505ff.
And chromosomes, 505ff.
Direct development, 480.
Down syndrome, 704-705.
Driesch, H., 514-516, 541-542.
Drosophila development, 585-587.
Emboitement, 447.
Embryo loss in humans, 697—714.
Embryological principles, 442-445, 455, 457-461,
477-481, 534-537, 555-564.
Epigenesis and preformation, 424, 433-436,440, 442,
445-449, 581.
Ex ovo omnia, 434—435.
Exogastrulation, 545, 547.
Eye development, 498, 549, 576.
Fabricius, H., 431.
Fate, 527.
Fate maps, 494-496, 529, 608-609.
Feather formation, 649—653.
Fibonacci angle, 670.
Fibonacci spiral pattern, 665.
Films, 725-730.
Flavell.J. H., 417.
Floral organs, 665.
Frankfort, H., 427.
Frog development. See amphibian development.
Fucus development, 561-562.
Galen, 428.
Galileo, 437-438.
Gastraea theory, 465, 482.
Gautier d'Agoty, 447.
Gene nets, 719-720.
Gene regulation of differentiation, 581-591, 6 1 3 616,715-723.
Gene therapy, 707-709.
Genomic potential, 623-644.
Germ layers, 481-483.
Germ line therapy, 710-711.
Germinal localization theory, 507-512.
Golden proportion, 671.
Golden Ratio, 665.
Golden Section, 668, 670.
Gould, S., 476-477.
de Graaf, R., 439.
Graffian follicles, 439, 451-452.
Gray crescent, 509, 576, 596.
Gurdon.J., 559-560.
Guthrie, W. K. C , 426-427.
Haeckel, E., 462-477.
Hartsoeker, N., 447.
Harvey, W., 433-436, 438.
His, W., 507-512.
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Historia Animalium, 421-423.
Ho!tfreter,J., 544-545, 550-551.
Homology, 458, 476-477, 524-526.
Homunculus, 446—448.
Hooke, R., 438, 443.
Horder, T.J., 419-420, 556.
Horstadius, 537-542.
Human developmental abnormalities, 697—714.
Huntington's disease, 706-707.
Huxley, T., 481-482.
Hyman, L., 481-483.
In vitro fertilization, 709.
Induction, 547-555, 575-579, 581-582, 600-603,
618-619.
Intercalation, 675-696.
Ionian philosphers, 426-428.
Isidore of Seville, 430.
King, T., 562-563.
Leaf initiation, 669.
Leaf site, 671.
Leonardo da Vinci, 430.
Limb development, 675-696.
Limb regeneration, 675—696.
Control, 690-691.
Evolution, 689.
Hormones, 690.
Models, 677-679.
Nerves, 689-690.
Stimulation of, 692-693.
Vitamins, 691.
Lines of stretch, 671.
Linkage analysis, 705-706.
Luther, M., 437.
McClendon.J., 512.
Malpighi, M., 439-442, 445-449.
Mangold, H., 546-548, 550-551.
Medawar, P., 556.
Microtubules, 661, 671.
Middle Ages, 428-430.
Milesian philosophers, 426-428.
Morgan, T., 512, 516, 582.
Morphogen, 658, 691.
Mosaic development, 511-516, 534-537.
Natural selection, 700-701.
Naturalistic thought, 426-428, 430.
Needham, J., 425, 555-556.
Nereis development, 520-524.
Newport, G., 500-505.
Newton, I., 438.
Xitella, 661.
Nuclear transfers, 559-560, 562-563, 613,623-644.
Omne vivum ex ovo, 434, 483.
Oncogenes, 709.
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny, 463-477.
Oppenheimer, J., 454, 472, 483.
Organizer, 547-555, 575-579.
Ovists, 446-448.
Ovum, 451.
Paligenetic, 463-464.
Pander, H., 450.
Paracentrolus development, 537-542.
Patella, 529, 535.
Pattern formation, 583-589, 594-604,645-656, 657673,675-696, 718.
Pfluger, E., 512-513.
Phyllotaxis, 665, 670.
Plant development, 657-673.
Plant shoots, 665.
Polar lobes, 529-534.
Polyclad development, 524-526.
Positional information concept, 658, 678-681.
Power, H., 438-439.
Preformation, see epigenesis.
Pregnancy wastage, 697—714.
Prenatal diagnosis, 701-707.
Prospective potency, 527.
Prospective significance, 527.
Reacting tissue, 550-552.
Recapitulation, 460-477, 480-481, 526, 552-553.
Reductionism, 658.
References
Aristotle, 425-426.
von Baer to Haeckel, 483-484.
Cognitive development, 418.
Experimental embryology, 555.
Galen to Wolff, 448-449.
Ionian philosophy, 427—428.
Medieval thought, 430.
Regeneration, 563-564.
Regulative development, 514-516, 534-537.
Regulatory systems, 584, 587-589.
Reinforcement, 668-669.
Restriction fragment length polymorphisms (RFLP),
706.
Retroviruses, 708.
RNA viruses, 708.
Roux, W., 508-513.
Royal Society of London, 438, 445-446.
Russell, B., 430, 437.
Russell, E. S., 419, 424, 438, 476.
Sacculina, 470-471.
Sarton, G., 448, 451.
Scala naturae, 457-458, 462.
Schmookler, A. B., 417.
Scholasticism, 429-430.
Science as a Way of Knowing program, 418—419.
Scientific Revolution, 436-438.
Sea urchin development, 514-515, 537-542, 587588.
Size, 715-717.
Social insects, 720.
Somatic cell therapy, 709.
Spemann, H., 542-549, 546-548, 550-551, 554-555,
575-579, 624.
Spermists, 446-448.
Strain alignment, 661.
Styela, 526-529.
Teaching methods, 418-421.
Thales, 426-427.
Thomas Aquinas, Saint, 430.
Thompson, D'Arcy, 425.
Transgenic mice, 710—711.
Trisomy, 700.
Trochophore, 531.
Variable gene activity theory, 582.
Vesalius, A., 437.
Videotapes, 725-730.
Vogt, W., 494-496.
Whitman, C , 516, 519-520.
Wilson, E. B., 419, 506-507, 516-518,520-526,529537, 542.
Wolff, C , 448.