Teoria da recapitulação (Portuguese Wikipedia)

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  • David G. Payne, Michael J. Wenger (1998) Cognitive Psychology p.352 quotation: "Faulty logic and problematic proposals relating the development of an individual to the development of the species turn up even today. The hypothesis that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny has been applied and extended in a number of areas, including cognition and mental activities."
  • Foster, Mary LeCron (1994). «Symbolism: the foundation of culture». In: Tim Ingold. Companion Encyclopedia of Anthropology. pp. pp. 386-387. While ontogeny does not generally recapitulate phylogeny in any direct sense (Gould 1977), both biological evolution and the stages in the child's cognitive development follow much the same progression of evolutionary stages as that suggested in the archaeological record (Borchert and Zihlman 1990, Bates 1979, Wynn 1979) ... Thus, one child, having been shown the moon, applied the word 'moon' to a variety of objects with similar shapes as well as to the moon itself (Bowerman 1980). This spatial globality of reference is consistent with the archaeological appearance of graphic abstraction before graphic realism. 

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  • «Making visible embryos: Forgery charges». University of Cambridge. Consultado em 27 de novembro de 2021. Rütimeyer's ex-colleague, Wilhelm His, who had developed a rival, physiological embryology, which looked, not to the evolutionary past, but to bending and folding forces in the present. He now repeated and amplified the charges, and lay enemies used them to discredit the most prominent Darwinist. But Haeckel argued that his figures were schematics, not intended to be exact. They stayed in his books and were widely copied, but still attract controversy today. 

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  • Gerhard Medicus (1992). «The Inapplicability of the Biogenetic Rule to Behavioral Development» (PDF). Human Development. 35 (1): 1–8. ISSN 0018-716X. doi:10.1159/000277108. Consultado em 30 de abril de 2008. The present interdisciplinary article offers cogent reasons why the biogenetic rule has no relevance for behavioral ontogeny. ... In contrast to anatomical ontogeny, in the case of behavioral ontogeny there are no empirical indications of 'behavioral interphenes, that developed phylogenetically from (primordial) behavioral metaphenes. ... These facts lead to the conclusion that attempts to establish a psychological theory on the basis of the biogenetic rule will not be fruitful. 

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  • Gerhard Medicus (1992). «The Inapplicability of the Biogenetic Rule to Behavioral Development» (PDF). Human Development. 35 (1): 1–8. ISSN 0018-716X. doi:10.1159/000277108. Consultado em 30 de abril de 2008. The present interdisciplinary article offers cogent reasons why the biogenetic rule has no relevance for behavioral ontogeny. ... In contrast to anatomical ontogeny, in the case of behavioral ontogeny there are no empirical indications of 'behavioral interphenes, that developed phylogenetically from (primordial) behavioral metaphenes. ... These facts lead to the conclusion that attempts to establish a psychological theory on the basis of the biogenetic rule will not be fruitful.