Homology. The Hierarchical Basis of Comparative Biology

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xv-xvi
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-19, Brian K. Hall
1 - RICHARD OWEN AND THE CONCEPT OF HOMOLOGY, Pages 21-62, Alec L. Panchen
2 - HOMOLOGY, TOPOLOGY, AND TYPOLOGY: THE HISTORY OF MODERN DEBATES, Pages 63-100, Olivier Rieppel
3 - HOMOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS, Pages 101-149, G. Nelson
4 - HOMOLOGY, FORM, AND FUNCTION, Pages 151-196, George V. Lauder
5 - CAN BIOMETRICAL SHAPE BE A HOMOLOGOUS CHARACTER?, Pages 197-227, Fred L. Bookstein
6 - HOMOLOGY, DEVELOPMENT, AND HEREDITY, Pages 229-247, Brian Goodwin
7 - HISTORY, ONTOGENY, AND EVOLUTION OF THE ARCHETYPE, Pages 249-271, Neil H. Shubin
8 - HOMOLOGY AND THE MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT, Pages 273-299, Günter P. Wagner
9 - WITHIN AND BETWEEN ORGANISMS: REPLICATORS, LINEAGES, AND HOMOLOGUES, Pages 301-337, V. Louise Roth
10 - HOMOLOGY IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, Pages 339-368, David M. Hillis
11 - HOMOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL REPERTOIRES, Pages 369-391, Harry W. Greene
12 - COMPLEXITY AND HOMOLOGY IN PLANTS, Pages 393-421, Michael J. Donoghue, Michael J. Sanderson
13 - HOMOLOGY, HOMEOSIS, AND PROCESS MORPHOLOGY IN PLANTS, Pages 423-475, Rolf Sattler
INDEX, Pages 477-483