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evocation /evo·ca·tion/ (ev″ah-ka´shun) the calling forth of morphogenetic potentialities through contact with organizer material.
evocation [ev′ōkā′shən] Etymology: L, evocare, to call forth a specific morphogenetic change within a developing embryo that results from the action of a single hormone or other chemical. See also induction. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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CAPTION(S): Jan Gardner's shimmering evocations of places real and imagined will be on show at Plas Glyn y Weddw from tomorrow |
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EVMSD EVMT EVMU EVMWD EVN EVNC Evnevich, Ippolit Evnevich, Ippolit Antonovich EVNG EVNI EVNNI Evno Azef Evno Fishelevich Azef EVNPA EVNT EVNU EVO EVO EVO Evo-devo EVOA EVOC evocable evocable Evocare Evocate evocation evocation evocation evocation Evocations evocativeevocative evocatively evocatively evocativeness evocativeness evocator evocator evocator evocator EVOCF Evoclin EVOCS EVOD EVODD EVOEL EVoEM EVOH EvoHo EVOI Evoia Evoia evoke evoke evoke evoke evoked evoked Evoked Action Potential Evoked Auditory Brain-Stem Response | ||||||||
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