A goat born without forelimbs developed bipedal gait and corresponding anatomical changes within one generation.

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• Embryogenesis of a mouse foot demonstrates harmony-seeking through emergence of strong centers, boundaries, gradients, levels of scale, contrast, local symmetries, and good shape across four developmental days.finding0.732
  Example demonstrating how latent structures in development are progressively consolidated and solidified through structure-preserving transformations.
• mouse forelimb morphological developmentfinding0.728
• Developing Xenopus tadpoles can attain normal anatomical outcome despite starting with craniofacial organs scrambled or with wrong number of cells.finding0.728
  Evidence of morphogenetic problem-solving and anatomical homeostasis across serious perturbations; demonstrates collective intelligence in development.
• Evolution was using developmental bioelectricity long before neurons and muscles appeared, to solve the problem of creating and repairing complex bodies.claim0.715
  Claim about the primacy of bioelectric morphogenesis.
• Artificially induced frog leg regeneration follows a non-developmental path (like a plant) to produce a normal limb.finding0.714
  Frog legs regenerated after specific induction did not form a paddle with interdigital apoptosis but grew digits from a central core, reaching correct final form via atypical intermediate states.
• The greater life in the animal comes from the field of centers which is created there, not from copying or 'realism'.claim0.711
  Extension of the previous claim, tying life directly to centers.
• Configurational variation in biological morphogenesis cannot be generated by a blueprint‑driven process.claim0.708
  Biological evidence that blueprint planning is fundamentally incompatible with the variety seen in nature.
• Tadpoles with displaced craniofacial organs can still develop normal face through organ movement.finding0.707
  From Vandenberg et al. (2012) and Pinet et al. (2019), reveals regulative morphogenesis.