Per una definizione di Omologia consultate il glossario evoluzionistico su Pikaia Ghiselin (storico della scienza), autore del celebre libro The triumph of the Darwinian Method tradotto anche in italiano dalla Feltrinelli, propone le sue riflessioni sul concetto di omologia Questo e’ l’abstract: Michael T. Ghiselin. Homology as a relation of correspondence between parts of individuals, Theory in Biosciences, in Press, 2005. La stessa rivista annuncia la imminente pubblicazione di altri articoli che affrontano la riflessione sullo stesso concetto da altri punti di vista: Detlev Arendt. Genes and homology in nervous system evolution: Comparing gene functions, expression patterns, and cell type molecular fingerprints Lennart Olsson, Rolf Ericsson and Robert Cerny. Vertebrate head development: Segmentation, novelties, and homology Günter P. Wagner. The developmental evolution of avian digit homology: An update Altre pubblicazioni le trovate sul web: Homology and the Origin of Correspondence www.pitt.edu/~inb1/homology.pdf THE BIOLOGICAL HOMOLOGY CONCEPT arjournals.annualreviews.org/ doi/pdf/10.1146/annurev.es.20.110189.000411 THE GENESIS OF SPECIES www.macrodevelopment.org/ mivart/Genesis_of_Species_ch8.pdf The ‘Role’ a Concept Plays in Science — The Case of Homology philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00000372/00/role.pdf Quasi-Independence, Homology and the Unity of Type www.santafe.edu/research/ publications/workingpapers/02-04-015.pdf Biological kinds and the causal theory of reference www.pitt.edu/~inb1/ALWS_04.pdf