Phylogenesis

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Ernst Haeckel, 1866

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Phylogenesis is to be distinguished from ontogenesis or developmental biology, which in medicine covers the processes of the development of an individual being or an individual organism from the formation of reproductive cells to the adult organism and finally its death.

Last updated on: 15.08.2024