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Edited by Jay E. Mittenthal and Arthur B. Baskin General IntroductionPhysiologyIntroduction
The Flexible Dynamics of Biological Coordination: Living in the Niche Between Order and Disorder
Biological Organization and Adaptation: Fractal Structure and Scaling Similarities
Commentary Physiology and DevelopmentIntroduction
Constancy and Variation in Developmental Mechanisms: An Example from Comparative Embryology
Heterochrony in Hydractiniid Hydroids: A Hypothesis
Adaptive Mechanisms that Accelerate Embryonic Development in Drosophila
A Connectionist Model of the Drosophila Blastoderm
Activity-Dependent Reorganization of Afferents in the Developing Mammalian Visual System
A Model for the Development of the Spatial Structure of Retinotopic Maps and Orientation Columns
Commentary Physiology, Development, Evolution, and Their EvolutionPatterns of Constancy and Change Introduction
Homoplasy: The Result of Natural Selection, or Evidence of Design Limitations?
Preadaptation and Principles of Organization in Organisms
Critical Allosteric Brain Enzyme Kinetics as Phenotypic Microevolutionary Process
Generic Physical Mechanisms of Morphogenesis and Pattern Formation as Determinants in the Evolution of Multicellular Organization
Deletions and Mirror-Symmetries in Drosophila Segmentation Mutants Reveal Generic Properties of Epigenetic Mappings
Commentary General Principles of OrganizationIntroduction
The Sciences of Complexity and `Origins of Order'
Patterns of Structure and Their Evolution in the Organization of Organisms: Modules, Matching, and Compaction
Reliability of Networks of Genes
Exploring the Role of Finiteness in the Emergence of Structure
Commentary General ConclusionsAppendix
Dynamic Pattern Formation: A Primer
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