Epimorphosis
Epimorphosis is a process of regeneration in which the lost or damaged body part is replaced by the proliferation and differentiation of existing cells.
Key Concepts
- Regeneration: The process of replacing lost or damaged body parts.
- Proliferation: The rapid increase in the number of cells.
- Differentiation: The process by which cells become specialized for specific functions.
Examples of Epimorphosis
Examples of epimorphosis include the regeneration of the liver in humans and the regeneration of limbs in certain species of salamanders.
Study Guide
- What is epimorphosis?
- Describe the process of regeneration.
- Explain the role of proliferation and differentiation in epimorphosis.
- Provide examples of epimorphosis in different organisms.
By understanding epimorphosis, we can gain insights into the remarkable ability of some organisms to regenerate lost or damaged body parts.
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Weathering of rocks and soil formation 
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Weathering of rocks and soil formation Worksheet/Answer key
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Weathering of rocks and soil formation Vocabulary/Answer key
Weathering of rocks and soil formation Vocabulary/Answer key
Weathering of rocks and soil formation Vocabulary/Answer key
Weathering of rocks and soil formation
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LIFE SCIENCE
Unity and Diversity
Analyze and interpret data for patterns of change in anatomical structures of organisms using the fossil record and the chronological order of fossil appearance in rock layers.