...190), this view finds some support,and it may be hard to give up the seductive idea that the worm-likeinsect-larva has some phylogenetic meaning... 
Geo. H. Carpenter 「The Life-Story of Insects」
...Interest and practice in embryological research have been remarkably stimulatedduring the past thirty years by this appreciation of phylogenetic methods...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...The phylogenetic method has metwith so general a reception, and found so prolific a use in every branch ofbiology, that it seems superfluous to treat any further here of its validityand results...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...There can no longer be the slightest doubt about this fundamental fact, nor ofthe fact that all the vertebrates form a natural phylogenetic unity, a singlestem...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...Fromit we can gather the most important phylogenetic conclusions...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...The actual ontogenetic development of the gastrula from the blastula furnishessound evidence as to the phylogenetic origin of the Gastræa from theBlastæa...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...Thisdisplacement of the mouth from front to rear is very interesting, because itcorresponds to a phylogenetic displacement of the mouth...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...Within the vertebrate stem there is, as we havealready seen, so complete an agreement in structure and embryology that it isimpossible to doubt their phylogenetic unity...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...”Translated into phylogenetic language, this “pithecometra-law,”formulated in such masterly fashion by Huxley, is quite equivalent to thepopular saying: “Man is descended from the apes...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...In these it has only a phylogenetic interest as arudimentary organ, with no actual physiological significance...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...The phylogenetic appearance of the gill-cleftsindicates the commencement of a new epoch in the stem-history of theVertebrates...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...The use that we have hitherto made of our biogenetic law will give the readeran idea how far we may trust its guidance in phylogenetic investigation...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...As the humanembryo passes through the gastrula-form like that of all the other Metazoa, wecan trace its phylogenetic origin to the Gastræa...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
...) in the phylogenetic sense, in any case his directblood-relationship to the rest of the mammals, and especially the Placentals,is established...
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」
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