The development and regenerative maintenance of a body is a kind of dynamic elaboration of a story about anatomical morphospace.

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• Development is an instance of regenerative repair, with each embryonic stage a birth defect relative to the next.claim0.866
  Claim emphasizing the continuous adaptive nature of development.
• Regulative morphogenesis is a kind of behavior of cellular collectives traversing anatomical morphospace.claim0.819
  Posits that the collective movement toward a target morphology is akin to goal-directed behavior.
• Morphogenesis is an instantiation of collective intelligence, exhibiting anatomical homeostasis and autonomous problem-solving in morphospace.claim0.810
  Reframes developmental biology as collective cognition.
• Understanding Self-plasticity and morphogenesis has direct implications for regenerative medicine and neural repair.claim0.805
• Morphogenesis is of the essence in achieving beauty, adaptive resources, and internal organization.claim0.804
  States that only morphogenesis can deliver the full set of qualities needed in the built environment.
• Morphogenesis is an autonomous process in geometry itself, arising from physical phenomena and geometric dynamics with relatively little dependence on genetic guidance.claim0.804
  Claim supported by Goodwin's work, shifting emphasis away from DNA as sole morphogenetic driver toward form-generating principles inherent in spatial configuration.
• Remapping memories onto a new body works because development is also regulative and able to remap genetic information into new scenarios.hypothesis0.794
  Core hypothesis linking developmental robustness to memory remapping.
• Morphogenesis is the behavior of a collective intelligence of cells solving problems across multiple scales.claim0.793
  Levin's main interpretive reframing: rejects purely emergentist/mechanistic views of development in favor of treating morphogenesis as cybernetic, goal-directed problem-solving by cellular swarms.