Ectopic Organ

An organ, such as an eye or limb, formed in an abnormal location, revealing plasticity and recruitment competency.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

thinker

Douglas Blackiston
studies
Collaborator cited for work on tadpole eye transplantation, memory in metamorphosis, and xenobots.

concept

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

tissuesconcept0.732
Multicellular assemblies exhibiting problem-solving competencies without brains.
the heartconcept0.717
The spiritual center in a person, the inward point of contact with the Void, the Self, or God, emphasized in Sufi and Zen teachings.
Hospitalsconcept0.706
One of several institutional environments Nicholson identified as failing to enable creativity and adaptation due to lack of loose parts.
Cancerconcept0.695
cellsconcept0.694
Biological units that are considered unconventional media for problem-solving in diverse intelligence.
Anatomical homeorhesisconcept0.692
Heredityconcept0.691
The transmission of traits from parents to offspring via the genetic material.
Metabolismconcept0.683
The process by which an organism exchanges material and energy with its environment, extracting negative entropy.