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Introduction, form.”The ultimate aim of a physiological derivation would be that laws of growth valid for organic beings can be expressed as mathematical formulae (His 1874). To exemplify this, he formulated a universal and purely formal law of growth in mathematical terms making the comment: “I now suggest that

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Hans-Peter Kruse,Friedrich Kuhlencordt form.”The ultimate aim of a physiological derivation would be that laws of growth valid for organic beings can be expressed as mathematical formulae (His 1874). To exemplify this, he formulated a universal and purely formal law of growth in mathematical terms making the comment: “I now suggest that

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Blutelemente und Blutfarbstoff,f ganglion cells. It certainly marks a “catastrophe point”(Thorn 1975) in their development. This is similar to the original finding of Ramón y Cajal and Lenhossek obtained from studying the development of motoneurones in the spinal cord of chick embryos. “Dendrites appear on neuroblasts only when t

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Material and Methods, onwards the eggs were transferred to a hatching incubator running at 37.2 °c and a relative humidity of 75%–80%. Only those animals whose time of hatching was determined precisely were used for experiments in the post-hatching period. The age of all animals was measured in days and hours of ontogenesis.

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Grundzüge der Pathologischen Physiologie onwards the eggs were transferred to a hatching incubator running at 37.2 °c and a relative humidity of 75%–80%. Only those animals whose time of hatching was determined precisely were used for experiments in the post-hatching period. The age of all animals was measured in days and hours of ontogenesis.