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Metamorphosis
Highlights hormonal control of processes of metamorphosis. Cecropia moth in natural development and experimentally controlled. Contrasts stimulatory and inhibitory glands, possibilities as insecticides.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85084283
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- "Highlights hormonal control of processes of metamorphosis. Cecropia moth in natural development and experimentally controlled. Contrasts stimulatory and inhibitory glands, possibilities as insecticides."@en
- "Explores examples of transformation in literary genres ranging from fairy tales to Victorian horror novels and twentieth century comic books."@en
- "Examines metamorphosis in characters from comic books to the classics. Topics include the main motives that prompt each transmutation, how the agony of change affects the characters and influences their actions, and the degree to which their lots are diminished or improved."@en