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Plant ecology --- Plants --- Écologie végétale --- Plantes --- Plant ecology. --- Écologie végétale. --- Évolution des plantes. --- Phylogénèse. --- Plante. --- Classification (Sciences naturelles) --- Evolution --- Phylogeny --- Classification --- Évolution --- Phylogenèse --- Classification. --- Evolution. --- Phylogeny. --- Flora --- Plant kingdom --- Plantae --- Vascular plants --- Vegetable kingdom --- Vegetation --- Wildlife --- Phylogeny (Botany) --- Plant phylogeny --- Plant evolution --- Botany --- Ecology --- Organisms --- Evolution (Biology) --- Phytoecology --- Vegetation ecology --- Floristic ecology

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Le mot fœtus a plus de sens que ne le laisse croire son usage anatomique et médical. Il désigne d'abord un être vivant et la nature singulière de son existence, ce que pressentent les mères. Une existence à vrai dire prodigieuse : plongé dans la totalité originelle, le fœtus la ressent et se structure d'après elle, avec elle. C'est une vie intense et multiple au-delà du stade de développement à quoi elle est souvent identifiée : l'esprit de l'origine sera à l'origine de l'esprit. D'où le génie du fœtus, qui tient à sa capacité de nous faire être de manière inédite. Génie et non pas gènes. Il ne faut pas confondre l'émergence et son support. En ce sens, l'homme ne procède ni des gènes, ni de l'animal. Le génie génétique ne doit pas masquer le génie du fœtus. Démontrant l'importance de la vie prénatale dans la genèse de l'homme, le nouveau livre de Jean-Marie Delassus introduit à la compréhension de la naissance psychique.

foetus --- Human embryology --- Fetal behavior. --- Prenatal influences. --- Maternal-fetal exchange. --- Embryo/Foetus --- Embryon/Foetus --- Grossesse --- Developmental psychology --- Fetus --- Development. --- Growth. --- Fetal behavior --- Prenatal influences --- Maternal-fetal exchange --- Development --- Growth --- Fetal growth --- Intrauterine growth --- Fetal development --- Intrauterine development --- Prenatal behavior --- Behavior --- Psychology --- Zwangerschap --- Children --- Pregnancy --- Placenta --- Developmental biology --- Developmental psychobiology --- Développement --- Ontogenèse --- Phylogenèse --- Fetus - Development --- Fetus - Growth --- Sens et sensations chez le foetus. --- Fetus. --- Senses and sensation

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Phylogeny --- Molecular genetics --- Molecular evolution --- Base Sequence --- Evolution --- Genetic Code --- Species Specificity --- Molecular aspects --- Phylogenèse --- Génétique moléculaire --- Évolution moléculaire --- Molecular evolution. --- Molecular genetics. --- Phylogeny. --- Base Sequence. --- Biological Evolution. --- Genetic Code. --- Species Specificity. --- Molecular Biology. --- Evolution, Molecular. --- Genetic Evolution --- Molecular Evolution --- Evolution, Genetic --- Biochemical Genetics --- Biology, Molecular --- Genetics, Biochemical --- Genetics, Molecular --- Molecular Genetics --- Biochemical Genetic --- Genetic, Biochemical --- Genetic, Molecular --- Molecular Genetic --- Phylogenies --- Biochemical evolution --- Chemical evolution --- Animal phylogeny --- Animals --- Phylogenetics --- Phylogeny (Zoology) --- Molecular Biology --- Evolution, Molecular --- Life --- Molecular biology --- Biology --- Evolution (Biology) --- Genetics --- Directed Molecular Evolution --- Genetic Phenomena --- Classification --- Phylogeography --- Origin --- Phylogenomics --- Phylogenomic --- Community Phylogenetics --- Molecular Phylogenetics --- Phylogenetic Analyses --- Phylogenetic Analysis --- Phylogenetic Clustering --- Phylogenetic Comparative Analysis --- Phylogenetic Comparative Methods --- Phylogenetic Distance --- Phylogenetic Generalized Least Squares --- Phylogenetic Groups --- Phylogenetic Incongruence --- Phylogenetic Inference --- Phylogenetic Networks --- Phylogenetic Reconstruction --- Phylogenetic Relatedness --- Phylogenetic Relationships --- Phylogenetic Signal --- Phylogenetic Structure --- Phylogenetic Tree --- Phylogenetic Trees --- Analyse, Phylogenetic --- Analysis, Phylogenetic --- Analysis, Phylogenetic Comparative --- Clustering, Phylogenetic --- Community Phylogenetic --- Comparative Analysis, Phylogenetic --- Comparative Method, Phylogenetic --- Distance, Phylogenetic --- Group, Phylogenetic --- Incongruence, Phylogenetic --- Inference, Phylogenetic --- Method, Phylogenetic Comparative --- Molecular Phylogenetic --- Network, Phylogenetic --- Phylogenetic Analyse --- Phylogenetic Clusterings --- Phylogenetic Comparative Analyses --- Phylogenetic Comparative Method --- Phylogenetic Distances --- Phylogenetic Group --- Phylogenetic Incongruences --- Phylogenetic Inferences --- Phylogenetic Network --- Phylogenetic Reconstructions --- Phylogenetic Relatednesses --- Phylogenetic Relationship --- Phylogenetic Signals --- Phylogenetic Structures --- Phylogenetic, Community --- Phylogenetic, Molecular --- Reconstruction, Phylogenetic --- Relatedness, Phylogenetic --- Relationship, Phylogenetic --- Signal, Phylogenetic --- Structure, Phylogenetic --- Tree, Phylogenetic