palingenetically

Cafe David, where no one had ever remarked the studious brow, the sardonic mouth, and the cold eyes of this old man, petted by his vices, and as calm as Vitellius, whose imperial and portly stomach reappeared in him palingenetically, so to speak.

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In this case, again, it is clear that we must regard the features of the younger craniota as cenogenetically modified processes that can be traced palingenetically to the older acrania.

The Evolution of Man — Volume 1 Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel 1876

Vitellius, whose imperial and portly stomach reappeared in him palingenetically, so to speak.

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In both it develops palingenetically from the primitive gut of the gastrula, and in both the hinder end of the medullary tube covers the primitive mouth to such an extent that the remarkable medullary intestinal duct is formed, the passing communication between the neural and intestinal tubes (canalis neurentericus, Figures 1.83 and

The Evolution of Man — Volume 2 Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel 1876