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Historic Russian Embryology TOC: 1. The Beginning of Embryological Investigations in Russia in Lomonosov's Epoch | 2. Preformation or New Formation? | 3. Kaspar Friedrich Wolff and Substantiation of the Theory of Epigenesis | 4. The "Theory Of Generation" of K. F. Wolff | 5. Wolff's Treatise "On the Formation of the Intestine" | 6. Wolff's Teratological Works | 7. The Work of Wolff: "On the Special Essential Tower" | 8. The Ideology of Wolff | Chapter 9. The Theory of Epigenesis is in Russia at the End of the 18th Century | 10. The Development of Embryology in the Epoch of the Struggle of Russian Empirical Science Against Naturphilosophie | 11. Louis Tredern - The Forgotten Embryologist of the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century | 12. The Study of the Embryonic Membranes of Mammals - The Investigations of Ludwig Heinrich Bojanus | 13. The Discovery of Embryonic Layers - The Dissertation of Kh. I. Pander | 14. Outline of the Life and Scientific Activities of Karl Maksimovich Baer | 15. Baer's Treatise De Ovi Mammalium Et Hominis Genesi | 16. Appearance and Significance of Baer's Main Work Ober Entw I Cklungsgesch I Chte Der Thiere | 17. First Part of Uber Entw I Cklungsgesch I Chte - Development Of The Chicken in the Egg | 18. Second Part Of Uber Entwicklungsgeschichte - Scholia and Corollaries to the History of Chicken Development in the Egg | 19. Theoretical Introduction to the Second Volume of Uber Entwicklungsgeschichte | 20. Third Part of Uber Entw I C Klungsgesch I Chte - Development of the Bird Egg and Embryo | 21. Third Part of Flber Entwi Cklungsgesch I Chte Continued - Development of Reptiles, Mammals, and Animals Deprived of Amnion and Yolk Sac | 22. Fourth Part of Uber Entwicklungsgeschichte - Studies on the Development of Man | 23. Baer's Teratological Works and his Embryological Reports, Related to the Period of his Work in Petersburg | Chapter 24. On the Question of Baer's Theoretical Views | 25. Investigations on Invertebrate Embryology - Work of A. Grube, A. D. Nordmann, N. A. Warnek, and A. Krohn