komparativna metoda

komparativna metoda

The study of adaptation by comparing many species.

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metoda

Performing arts; Theatre

Introspective approach to acting that aims at extreme naturalism, in which the actor seeks to identify inwardly with the character and work from this inner motivation to outward ...

metoda

Natural environment; Coral reefs

A description of how data and information are collected.

Komparativna prednost

Business services; Marketing

Occurs when one country or company can produce at a lower opportunity cost than another.

komparativna biologija

Archaeology; Evolution

The study of patterns among more than one species.

komparativna književnost

Language; Grammar

Critical scholarship dealing with the literature of two or more different linguistic, cultural or national groups.

tipologija

Archaeology; Evolution

(1) The definition of classificatory groups by phenetic similarity to a "type" specimen. A species, for example, might be defined as all individuals less than x phenetic units ...

mimikrija, imitiranje, podražavanje

Archaeology; Evolution

A case in which one species looks more or less similar to another species. See Batesian mimicry and Müllerian mimicry.

spolni hromozom

Archaeology; Evolution

The chromosome or chromosomes that influence sex determination. In mammals, including humans, the X and Y chromosomes are the sex chromosomes (females are XX, males XY). Compare ...

metabolizam

Archaeology; Evolution

The chemical processes that occur in a living organism in order to maintain life. There are two kinds of metabolism: constructive metabolism, or anabolism, the synthesis of the ...

paleobiologija

Archaeology; Evolution

The biological study of fossils.

ćelija

Archaeology; Evolution

The basic structural and functional unit of most living organisms. Cell size varies, but most cells are microscopic. Cells may exist as independent units of life, as in bacteria ...