Theory in Biosciences

Editorial: Carl Gegenbaur (1826–1903) and his Influence on the Development of Evolutionary Morphology
pp. 105-108(4)
Authors: Hofeld U.; Olsson L.; Breidbach O.

The History of Comparative Anatomy in Jena – an Overview
pp. 109-126(18)
Authors: Hoßfeld U.; Olsson L.

Meckel the Younger and his Epistemology of Organic Form: Morphology in the pre-Gegenbaurian Age
pp. 127-141(15)
Authors: Göbbel L.; Schultka R.

Carl Gegenbaur Versus Anton Dohrn
pp. 142-147(6)
Author: Ghiselin M.T.

The Anatomical Collection in Jena and the Influence of Carl Gegenbaur
pp. 148-161(14)
Authors: Fröber R.

The Importance of the “Gegenbaur School” for German Morphology
pp. 162-173(12)
Author: Nyhart L.K.

Post-Haeckelian Comparative Biology – Adolf Naef's Idealistic Morphology
pp. 174-193(20)
Author: Breidbach O.

Ontogeny, Anatomy, and the Problem of Homology: Carl Gegenbaur and the American Tradition of Cell Lineage Studies
pp. 194-203(10)
Authors: Laubichler M.D.; Maienschein J.

On Carl Gegenbaur's theory on head metamerism and the selection of taxa for comparisons
pp. 204-229(26)
Authors: Mitgutsch C.; Maienschein J.

Evolutionary Developmental Biology and Vertebrate Head Segmentation: A perspective from developmental constraint
pp. 230-251(22)
Author: Kuratani S.

Cell migration, pattern formation and cell fate during head development in lungfishes and amphibians
pp. 252-265(14)
Author: Olsson L.

The Evolution of Paired Fins
pp. 266-287(22)
Author: Coates M.I.

Approaches to a Comparison of Fin and Limb Structure and Development
pp. 288-301(14)
Author: Grandel H.