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• catalog contributor b5803174.
• catalog contributor b5803175.
• catalog contributor b5803176.
• catalog created "1911.".
• catalog date "1911".
• catalog date "1911.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1911.".
• catalog description "The protomitomic network -- The analytic factors of protoplasm, morphological and physiological, and the earliest recognizable unit of structure -- Pre-cellular evolution, from chromidial unit to cell unit -- Pre-cellular evolution, the part played by the filaments -- Pre-cellular evolution, the part played by the chromatin -- The evidence afford by wall and skeleton formation in the protoplasts -- The cellular period of evolution -- The evolution of the metaplast networks; some of the earliest differentiations -- The evolution of the metaplast networks; some causes of differentiation -- Some principles of tissue and organ formation and specialized tissues that bind the organs as a whole -- The epidermis as a modification of the outermost layer of the protomitomic network -- The central nervous system of the vertebrates -- The sensory organs and their witness to the protomitomic network -- The phenomena of growth -- The Cosmic rhythm -- Rythmic evolution, introductory -- The cell doctrine, its value and its inadequacy -- Evolutionary periods and units of structure -- Colony formation as an essential factor in evolution -- The earliest recognizable evolutionary period, that of the chromidial unit -- The secondary evolutionary period, that of the cell unit -- The third evolutionary period, that of the gastraeal unit -- The fourth evolutionary period, that of the Annelidan unit -- The fifth evolutionary period, man as its unit -- The vital forces, the physical force of life and its psychical accompaniment -- Attempt to analyse the psychic element in life -- The psyche in us as a faculty of perception -- he fifth evolutionary period, the integration of the human aggregate.".
• catalog extent "xxi, 489 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Some neglected factors in evolution.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Some neglected factors in evolution.".
• catalog issued "1911".
• catalog issued "1911.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York and London, G. P. Putnam's sons,".
• catalog relation "Some neglected factors in evolution.".
• catalog subject "Evolution.".
• catalog subject "QH366 .B5".
• catalog tableOfContents "The protomitomic network -- The analytic factors of protoplasm, morphological and physiological, and the earliest recognizable unit of structure -- Pre-cellular evolution, from chromidial unit to cell unit -- Pre-cellular evolution, the part played by the filaments -- Pre-cellular evolution, the part played by the chromatin -- The evidence afford by wall and skeleton formation in the protoplasts -- The cellular period of evolution -- The evolution of the metaplast networks; some of the earliest differentiations -- The evolution of the metaplast networks; some causes of differentiation -- Some principles of tissue and organ formation and specialized tissues that bind the organs as a whole -- The epidermis as a modification of the outermost layer of the protomitomic network -- The central nervous system of the vertebrates -- The sensory organs and their witness to the protomitomic network -- The phenomena of growth -- The Cosmic rhythm -- Rythmic evolution, introductory -- The cell doctrine, its value and its inadequacy -- Evolutionary periods and units of structure -- Colony formation as an essential factor in evolution -- The earliest recognizable evolutionary period, that of the chromidial unit -- The secondary evolutionary period, that of the cell unit -- The third evolutionary period, that of the gastraeal unit -- The fourth evolutionary period, that of the Annelidan unit -- The fifth evolutionary period, man as its unit -- The vital forces, the physical force of life and its psychical accompaniment -- Attempt to analyse the psychic element in life -- The psyche in us as a faculty of perception -- he fifth evolutionary period, the integration of the human aggregate.".
• catalog title "Some neglected factors in evolution; an essay in constructive biology, by Henry M. Bernard ... ed. by Matilda Bernard; with 47 illustrations.".
• catalog type "text".