Con articoli di Ghiselin sulla mancata integrazione della morfologia nell'apparato concettuale della Sintesi Moderna, una rivisitazione dell'Essenzialismo e altri articoli che riflettono in parte gli studi dell'evoluzione in Germania. Gli abstracts dei singoli articoli potete leggerli su PubMed
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Preface: From evolutionary morphology to the modern synthesis and “evo-devo”: Historical and contemporary perspectives
Olsson, Lennart; Hoßfeld, Uwe; Breidbach, Olaf pp. 259-263

The conceptual framework of evolutionary morphology in the studies of Ernst Haeckel and Fritz Müller
Breidbach, Olaf pp. 265-280

The history of essentialism vs. Ernst Mayr's “Essentialism Story”: A case study of German idealistic morphology
Levit, Georgy S.; Meister, Kay pp. 281-307

The failure of morphology to contribute to the modern synthesis
Ghiselin, Michael T. pp. 309-316

Evolutionary morphology and Evo-devo: Hierarchy and novelty
Love, Alan C. pp. 317-333

Adolf Remane (1898–1976) and his views on systematics, homology and the Modern Synthesis
Zachos, Frank E.; Hoßfeld, Uwe pp. 335-348

The proper place of hopeful monsters in evolutionary biology
Theißen, Günter pp. 349-369

Hox genes, homology and axis formation­The application of morphological concepts to evolutionary developmental biology
Hübner, Claudia pp. 371-396

Johannes Reinke (1839–1931) and his “Dominanten” theory – An early concept of gene regulation and morphogenesis
Wissemann, Volker pp. 397-400

The Big Bang, Superstring Theory and the origin of life on the Earth
Trevors, J.T. pp. 403-412

On modelling the immune system as a complex system
Ahmed, E.; Hashish, A.H. pp. 413-418

Paolo Coccia