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Resilient Recapitulation: Ernst Haeckel and the Public Understanding of EvolutionSommerey, Constance
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It was_1 by Ernst Haeckel, a German biologist. He joined twoGreek words: oikos, meaning “house”, and logie, meaning “the study of”. Together they mean “the study of thehouse." The “house” in Haeckel's mind is our planet, Earth. Earth is_2_ for all living things—humans,...
Ernst HaeckelAugust WeismannTree of cellsMetaphorsHematopoiesisStem cells did not become a proper research object until the 1960s. Yet the term and the basic mind-set—namely the conception of single undifferentiated cells, be they embryonic or adult, as the basic units responsible for a directed ...
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It was_1 by Ernst Haeckel, a German biologist. He joined twoGreek words: oikos, meaning “house”, and logie, meaning “the study of”. Together they mean “the study of thehouse." The “house” in Haeckel's mind is our planet, Earth. Earth is_2_ for all living things—humans,...
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The evolutionist Ernst Haeckel was prominent at the university in the mid-19th century, and Karl Marx received a doctor’s degree in absentia in 1841. A prominent landmark in Jena is the university’s tower (400 feet [122 metres]). Jena suffered severe damage in World War II, but it ...