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phenocopies. Growth 12 (Suppl.): 171-200.
Landauer, W. 1954. On the chemical production of developmental abnormalities
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1: 261-305.
Lewis, W. H. 1943. The role of the superficial gel layer in gastrulation of the
zebra fish egg. (Abstract). Anat. Record 85: 326.
Lillie, F. R. 1909. Polarity and bilaterality of the annelid egg. Experiments with
centrifugal force. Biol. Bull. 16: 54-79.
Lillie, F. R. 1919. "Problems of Fertilization." Univ. Chicago Press, Chicago.
Lindahl, P. 1936. Zur Kenntnis der physiologischen Grundlagen der Determination im Seeigelkeim. Acta Zool. Stockholm 17: 179-365.
Lindahl, P. 1942. Contributions to the physiology of form generation in the
development of the sea urchin. Quart. Rev. Biol. 17: 213-227.
Loeb, J. 1905. "Studies in General Physiology" (Decennial Publications of the
University of Chicago, 2nd Series, Volume XV, Parts I and II). Univ. Chicago
Press, Chicago.
Loeb, L. 1912. Growth of tissues in culture media and its significance for the
analysis of growth phenomena. Anat. Record 6: 109-120.
Loeb, L. 1945. "The Biological Basis of Individuality." C. C Thomas. Springfield, Illinois.
Mangold, O. 1923. Transplantationsversuche zur Frage der Spezifität und der
Bildung der Keimblätter. Arch, mikroskop. Anat. u. Entwicklungsmech. 100:
198-301.
Meyer, A. W. 1939. "The Rise of Embryology." Stanford U.P., California.
Morgan, Τ. H. 1934. "Embryology and Genetics." Columbia U.P., New York.
Moscona, Α., and Moscona, Η. 1952. The dissociation and aggregation of cells
from organ rudiments of the early chick embryo. /. Anat. 86: 287-301.
Nagel, Ε. 1954. Malicious philosophies of science. In "Sovereign Reason," Chapter 1, pp. 17-35. Free Press, Glencoe, Illinois.
Needham, J. 1931. "Chemical Embryology," 3 vols. Cambridge U.P., London.
Needham, J. 1934. "A History of Embryology." Cambridge U.P., London.
Needham, J. 1942. "Biochemistry and Morphogenesis." Cambridge U.P., London.
Nicholas, J. S. 1927. Application of experimental methods to the study of developing Fundulus embryos. Proc. Natl. Acad. Set. U.S. 13: 695-698.
Nicholas, J. S. 1934. Experiments on developing rats. I. Limits of foetal regeneration; behavior of embryonic material in abnormal environments. Anat.
Record 58 : 387-413.
Nicholas, J. S. 1945. Blastulation, its role in pregastrular organization in Amblystoma punctatum, J. Exptl. Zool. 100: 265-299.
Nieuwkoop, P. D. 1952. Activation and organization of the central nervous
system in amphibians. /. Exptl. Zool. 120: 1-108.
Niu, M. C. 1956. New approaches to the problem of embryonic induction. In
"Cellular Mechanisms in Differentiation and Growth" (D. Rudnick, ed.), Chapter 7, pp. 155-171. Princeton U.P., Princeton, New Jersey.
Oppenheimer, J. M. 1940. The non-specificity of the germ layers. Quart. Rev.
Biol. 15: 1-27.
JANE Μ. OPPENHEIMER
Landauer, W. 1948. Hereditary abnormalities and their chemically induced
phenocopies. Growth 12 (Suppl.): 171-200.
Landauer, W. 1954. On the chemical production of developmental abnormalities
and of phenocopies in chicken embryos. /. Cellular Comp. Physiol. 43, Suppl.
1: 261-305.
Lewis, W. H. 1943. The role of the superficial gel layer in gastrulation of the
zebra fish egg. (Abstract). Anat. Record 85: 326.
Lillie, F. R. 1909. Polarity and bilaterality of the annelid egg. Experiments with
centrifugal force. Biol. Bull. 16: 54-79.
Lillie, F. R. 1919. "Problems of Fertilization." Univ. Chicago Press, Chicago.
Lindahl, P. 1936. Zur Kenntnis der physiologischen Grundlagen der Determination im Seeigelkeim. Acta Zool. Stockholm 17: 179-365.
Lindahl, P. 1942. Contributions to the physiology of form generation in the
development of the sea urchin. Quart. Rev. Biol. 17: 213-227.
Loeb, J. 1905. "Studies in General Physiology" (Decennial Publications of the
University of Chicago, 2nd Series, Volume XV, Parts I and II). Univ. Chicago
Press, Chicago.
Loeb, L. 1912. Growth of tissues in culture media and its significance for the
analysis of growth phenomena. Anat. Record 6: 109-120.
Loeb, L. 1945. "The Biological Basis of Individuality." C. C Thomas. Springfield, Illinois.
Mangold, O. 1923. Transplantationsversuche zur Frage der Spezifität und der
Bildung der Keimblätter. Arch, mikroskop. Anat. u. Entwicklungsmech. 100:
198-301.
Meyer, A. W. 1939. "The Rise of Embryology." Stanford U.P., California.
Morgan, Τ. H. 1934. "Embryology and Genetics." Columbia U.P., New York.
Moscona, Α., and Moscona, Η. 1952. The dissociation and aggregation of cells
from organ rudiments of the early chick embryo. /. Anat. 86: 287-301.
Nagel, Ε. 1954. Malicious philosophies of science. In "Sovereign Reason," Chapter 1, pp. 17-35. Free Press, Glencoe, Illinois.
Needham, J. 1931. "Chemical Embryology," 3 vols. Cambridge U.P., London.
Needham, J. 1934. "A History of Embryology." Cambridge U.P., London.
Needham, J. 1942. "Biochemistry and Morphogenesis." Cambridge U.P., London.
Nicholas, J. S. 1927. Application of experimental methods to the study of developing Fundulus embryos. Proc. Natl. Acad. Set. U.S. 13: 695-698.
Nicholas, J. S. 1934. Experiments on developing rats. I. Limits of foetal regeneration; behavior of embryonic material in abnormal environments. Anat.
Record 58 : 387-413.
Nicholas, J. S. 1945. Blastulation, its role in pregastrular organization in Amblystoma punctatum, J. Exptl. Zool. 100: 265-299.
Nieuwkoop, P. D. 1952. Activation and organization of the central nervous
system in amphibians. /. Exptl. Zool. 120: 1-108.
Niu, M. C. 1956. New approaches to the problem of embryonic induction. In
"Cellular Mechanisms in Differentiation and Growth" (D. Rudnick, ed.), Chapter 7, pp. 155-171. Princeton U.P., Princeton, New Jersey.
Oppenheimer, J. M. 1940. The non-specificity of the germ layers. Quart. Rev.
Biol. 15: 1-27.
