The Ontogeny-Phylogeny Nexus in a Nutshell: Implications for Primatology and Paleoanthropology
作者： Peter R. Menke
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关键词: Archonta 、 Morphology (biology) 、 Anthropology 、 Humanities 、 Paleoanthropology 、 Chose 、 Neoteny 、 Burlesque 、 Superorder 、 Primatology 、 Psychology
摘要: This chapter aims to review the relevance of ontogenic data in an evolutionary perspective. Phylogenetic investigation through developmental information is one most promising avenues elucidation our natural history. First, problematic integration biological subdisciplines into evo-devo synthesis considered: homeobox as Pandora’s box discussed and important role a comparative morphology program emphasized. Second, study development reveals essential aspects primate supraordinal relationships does not support archontan reality. A special note defines traditional superorder Archonta (1) artifact Scala naturae concept, since archontans were supreme public servants Greek ancient world. On other hand, it (2) vehicle explain existence flying mammals (Chiroptera) via gliding intermediate stage (Dermoptera). Third, P.R. Menke (*) Institut f€ur Anthropologie (1050), Johannes Gutenberg-Universitat Mainz, Germany e-mail: pmenke@gmx.de # Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 W. Henke, I. Tattersall (eds.), Handbook Paleoanthropology, DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-39979-4_3 177 impact neotenic ideas on paleoanthropology retraced, current contributions describing evolution human cranial base bipedalism are presented. Man’s domination by neoteny seems be burlesque, accurately related pithecocentrism. Partout ou quelque chose vit, il y a, ouvert part, un registre le temps s’inscrit. Henri Bergson Bestimmt sich nicht auch unsere Erwartung und Bereitschaft, das Neue zu horen, notwendig von dem Alten her, uns schon eingenommen hat? Hans-Georg Gadamer
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