- (teínein, "to stretch, to extend"). The
adjective is
either "neotenic" or "
neotenous". For the
opposite of "neotenic",
different authorities use
either "gerontomorphic"...
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evolution for
neotenous facial traits in
women by men with the
resulting neoteny in male
faces being a "by-product" of ****ual
selection for
neotenous female...
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cuter and "inoffensive".
Gould said that the
neotenous changes to Mickey's form were
similar to the
neotenous changes that
occurred in
human evolution. Nancy...
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Neolithic times. The
Alpine race was
described as
having moderate stature,
neotenous features,[dubious – discuss] and
specific cranial measurements, such as...
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overall size and
adaptation to carnivory; the
skull displays far
fewer neotenous traits than in
other foxes, and its
facial area is more developed. It...
- LA W****ly. Newman,
Judie (2007),
Chapter 6: 'Southern apes: McCarthy's
neotenous killers', p. 142. Mc****n;
Csaki (2010), Part 3, Chapter: No
Country for...
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particularly in females. The idea that
adult humans exhibit certain neotenous (juvenile) features, not
evinced in the
other great apes, is
about a century...
- J (2014). "The
Spirodela polyrhiza genome reveals insights into its
neotenous reduction fast
growth and
aquatic lifestyle".
Nature Communications. 5:...
- immatures. As a
result the
caste system of
termites consists mostly of
neotenous or
juvenile individuals that
undertake the most
labor in the colony, which...
- has
shown that the
uncanny valley effect could be
eliminated by
adding neotenous,
cartoonish features to
entities that had
formerly caused an
uncanny valley...
