A Taxonomy for Artificial
Embryogeny. Artificial Life 9(2):93-130.
Teratogeny, the science of abnormal
embryogeny, was pioneered by Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire and developed by Camille Dareste in the nineteenth century.
Long-term effects of maternal cortisol exposure and mild hyperthermia during
embryogeny on survival, growth and morphological anomalies in farmed Atlantic salmon Salmo salar offspring.
Finally, the tern1 is used when
embryogeny is indirect and the offspring is dissimilar to the parent, producing the adult form as an outgrowth, as in Chara (Jackson, 1905).
Davis (1966) represented that
embryogeny conforms either to the Onagrad, Asterad or Caryophyllad type and the suspensor shows great variation between the species in Papilionaceae.
