Embryology, with the physiology of generation / trans. from the German, with notes, by William Baly.

  • Müller, Johannes, 1801-1858.
Date:
1848
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    SECTION I. Of homogeneous or non-sexual generation. page. sur. Chapter i.—Of the multiplication of organic beings by the process of growth. a. In plants .. .. .. .. .. • • • • 1421 b. In animals.. .. .. .. .. 1423 Relation of the elementary organic cells to these phenomena .. 1428 Chapter ii.—Of the multiplication of individuals by the division of perfectly developed organisms—Fissiparous generation .. 1429 1. Artificial fissiporous generation .. .. .. 1430 in plants .. .. 1430 in animals .. .. .. 1431 2. Natural or spontaneous fissipirous generation .. .. 1432 in animals .. .. 1433 in plants .. .. 1435 Chapter hi.-—Of the propagation of the species by buds. Nature of buds .. .. .. .. .. .. 1437 Causes of their production .. .. .. .. .. 1438 1. Of the formation of buds or gemmcs in plants .. .. .. 1439 2. Of the gemmiparous generation of animals .. .. .. 1442 Chapter iv.—Of the separation of buds or gemmae, or the divi- sion between the stem and bud .. .. .. .. 1443 Chapter v.—Theory of non-sexual generation. Theories of evolution and epigenesis .. .. .. 1446 Reproductive power of cells .. .. .. .. .. 1448 SECTION II. Of sexual generation. Chapter i.—Of the sexes .. .. .. 1451 Varieties of hermaphroditism .. .. .. 1453 Varieties in the animal kingdom as regards the sexes .. .. 1455 Distinctive characteristics of the sexes in brutes .. .. 1457 in the human species .. 1458 Chapter ii.—Of the sexual organs. General types of the sexual organs .. .. .. .. 1459 Different forms of the male sexual organ .. .. .. 1462