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Processes of localization in developing Fundulus

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Published1936
Citations65
References18

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Developmental rate and structural expression: An experimental study of twins, ‘double monsters’ and single deformities, and the interaction among embryonic organs during their origin and development

1921 • 548 citations

Über die Determination der ersten Organanlagen des Amphibienembryo I–VI

1918 • 228 citations

Gestaltungsanalyse am Amphibienkeim mit örtlicher Vitalfärbung. Vorwort über Wege und Ziele

1925 • 175 citations

ÜBER DIE DETERMINATION DES KEIMES BEI ECHINODERMEN

1928 • 170 citations

Transplantation experiments on developing teleosts (Fundulus and Perca)

1936 • 108 citations

Die Formbildung der Medullaranlage bei Urodelen

1925 • 89 citations

Experimentelle Untersuchungen zur Abgrenzung des Organisationszentrums bei Triton taeniatus

1926 • 87 citations

The development of isolated blastoderms of Fundulus heteroclitus

1936 • 78 citations

The formation of the fish embryo

1895 • 60 citations

On the Development of Some Pelagic Fish Eggs. Preliminary Notice

1884 • 37 citations

On the localization of developmental potencies in the embryo of fundulus heteroclitus

1928 • 31 citations

Untersuchungen über die Entwickelungsgeschichte der Fische : nebst einem anhange über die schwimmblase /

1835 • 29 citations

The Application of Experimental Methods to the Study of Developing Fundulus Embryos

1927 • 29 citations

A study of early fish development

1903 • 29 citations

Some points in the development of the Toad‐fish (Batrachus tau)

1891 • 19 citations

Experiments on localization in the eggs of a teleost fish (fundulus heteroclitus)

1912 • 18 citations

Beiträge zur Entwickelungsgeschichte der Wirbelthiere

1873 • 14 citations

LOCALIZED VITAL STAINING OF TELEOSTEAN EMBRYOS

1935 • 2 citations

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