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Heterotopy

Heterotopy is an evolutionary change in the spatial arrangement of an organism's embryonic development, complementary to heterochrony, a change to the rate or timing of a development process. It was first identified by Ernst Haeckel in 1866 and has remained less well studied than heterochrony.

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Heterotopy in botany

Heterotopy in zoology

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Heterotopy

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples27
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Heterotopy

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related to Heterotopy in zoology · 14
Heterotopy → Another, Antennae, Before, Drosophila, Himalayan, In, Individuals, One, Plastic, Siamese, Surprisingly, The, This, Yet
related to Concept · 8
Heterotopy → Ernst Haeckel, German, He, In, It, Since, The, With
related to Heterotopy in botany · 2
Heterotopy → In, Normal
is a · 1
Heterotopy → evolutionary change in the spatial arrangement of an organism's embryonic development

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change heterochrony evolutionary embryo melanin example process body rate concept evolution developmental biology often one another understood leaves place antennae

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Heterotopyis aevolutionary change in the spatial arrangement of an organism's embryonic development0.90text
donkeysinstance oftail-type hair grew instead of the wild-type short stiff hair still present in the manes of other equids0.80text
zebrasinstance oftail-type hair grew instead of the wild-type short stiff hair still present in the manes of other equids0.80text
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptThe0.60section
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptGerman0.60section
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptErnst Haeckel0.60section
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptHe0.60section
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptSince0.60section
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptWith0.60section
Heterotopyrelated to ConceptIn0.60section
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Heterotopyrelated to Heterotopy in botanyIn0.60section

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