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The origin and evolution of larval forms /

Larvae represent one of the classic problems of evolutionary biology and may explain how new body plans originate. It has often been suggested that many entirely unique body plans first originated as retained larvae of ancestral organisms. This book covers larval evolution and the developmental and...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Hall, Brian K. (Brian Keith), 1941-, Wake, Marvalee H.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: San Diego : Academic Press, �1999.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Introduction: larval development, evolution, and ecology / Brian K. Hall and Marvalee H. Wake
  • Larvae in invertebrate development and evolution / Carole S. Hickman
  • Larvae in amphibian development and evolution / James Hanken
  • Larvae in fish development and evolution / Jacqueline F. Webb
  • Heterochrony / Michael W. Hart and Gregory A. Wray
  • Hormonal control in larval development and evolution- amphibians / Christopher S. Rose
  • Hormonal control in larval development and evolution- insects / H. Frederik Nijhout
  • Cell lineages in larval development and evolution of echinoderms / Rudolf A. Raff
  • Cell lineages in larval development and evolution of holometabolous insects / Lisa M. Nagy and Miodrag Grbi�c
  • Development and evolution of aquatic larval feeding mechanisms / S. Laurie Sanderson and Sarah J. Kupferberg
  • Phenotypic variation in larval development and evolution: polymorphism, polyphenism and developmental reaction norms / Erick Greene
  • Epilogue: prospects for research on the origin and evolution of larval forms / Marvalee H. Wake and Brian K. Hall.
  • Introduction:
  • B.K. Hall and M.H. Wake, Larval Development, Evolution and Ecology.
  • Larval Types and Larval Evolution:
  • C. Hickman, Larvae in Invertebrate Development and Evolution.
  • J. Hanken, Larvae in Amphibian Development and Evolution.
  • J.F. Webb, Fish Larvae in Development and Evolution.
  • Mechanisms of Larval Development and Evolution:
  • M.W. Hart and G.A. Wray, Heterochrony.
  • C. Rose, Hormonal Control of Larval Development and Evolution--Amphibians.
  • H.F. Nijhout, Hormonal Control of Larval Development and Evolution--Insects.
  • R.A. Raff, Cell Lineages in Larval Development and Evolution of Echinoderms.
  • L. Nagy and M. Grbic, Cell Lineages in Larval Development and Evolution of Insects.
  • Larval Functional Morphology, Physiology and Ecology:
  • L. Sanderson and S. Kupferberg, Development and Evolution of Aquatic Larval Feeding Mechanisms.
  • E. Greene, Phenotypic Variation in Larval Development and Evolution: Polymorphism, Polyphenism and Developmental Reaction Norms.
  • Epilogue:
  • M.H. Wake and B.K. Hall, Epilogue: Prospects for Research on the Origin and Evolution of Larval Forms.
  • Subject Index.