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Neoteny (/niˈɒtəni/), also
called juvenilization, is the
delaying or
slowing of the physiological, or somatic,
development of an organism,
typically an...
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Neoteny is the
retention of
juvenile traits well into adulthood. In humans, this
trend is
greatly amplified,
especially when
compared to non-human primates...
- adulthood,
although the
axolotl maintains this feature. This is due to
their neoteny evolution,
where axolotls are much more
aquatic than
other salamander species...
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extreme form of
developmental delay, with the
defining characteristic being neoteny of the patient. It was
named in 2017 by Dr.
Richard F. Walker, who discovered...
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smaller stature with each generation.
Small stature is a
characteristic of
neoteny,
which may
account (in part) for the
attraction of
dwarf animals. The Netherland...
- that
never fully develop into the
adult form, a
condition known as
neoteny.
Neoteny occurs when the animal's
growth rate is very low and is
usually linked...
- of its
effect on
insect metamorphosis and
neoteny in amphibians. He ends by
considering theories of
neoteny in
human evolution,
including Louis Bolk's...
- "eel-like" body up to 13
centimeters (5.1 in) in length. It
exhibits neoteny,
retaining a
larval form even when a ****ually
mature adult. It
lacks scales...
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Negroid (less
commonly called Congoid) is an
obsolete racial grouping of
various people indigenous to
Africa south of the area
which stretched from the...
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facilities and
learns that the
shelter was
created to
enact the "Second
Neoteny Plan", a
project to
deliberately create Artificial Neo-Mitochondrial Creatures...
