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(Invertebrates and Vertebrates)
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II. EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL MORPHOLOGY
SUBDIVISION
/ Theoretical problems and general questions
2 Methods and techniques
3 General subjects (asexual development, etc.)
4 Initial development
a General subjects
b Primordial germ cells
c Gameto-, ovo- and spermatogenesis
d Maturation
e Ovulation and oviposition
f Activation and fertilization
g Parthenogenesis
5 Cleavage and mitosis
a Cleavage
b Mitosis
6 Further development of Invertebrates
a General subjects (including complete development)
b Topogenesis
c Determination of ,,Primitiventwicklung"
d Development of part of the organism
e Development of special organ systems
(Cf. general subdivision p. 141— 143)
f Histo- and cytogenesis
7 Further development of Vertebrates
a General investigations
1 General subjects
2 Complete development
3 Partial development
4 Implantation and placentation
b Topogenesis
1 Early development
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