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Apart from genetics the mesology bears a great influence on the physical body.
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Later, he expanded the concept towards sociology. Today the word mesology is mainly used in the French language or Portuguese language. In English, the form most often used is ecology (introduced in 1866 by Ernst Haeckel), which is the preferred term.
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The term mesology was introduced by the English color theorist and philosopher George Field (1777–1854) in a book published in 1839, Outlines of Analogical Philosophy. The term was later discussed in 1860 in a book by Louis-Adolphe Bertillon. Similar in spirit to Field's interpretation, Bertillon's aim was to create a branch of biology that would describe the relationship between the environment and the organisms living inside it. Bertillon derived the concept from the French expression, with the same meaning, "Science des milieux" (science of environment).
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Blackwell does not speak of > mesology; but, as the book goes on, we see that none of the factors > identified by the French critic escaped his observation and analysis. Blackwell's theory of the formative effects of climate"It's essential at the outset to understand the meaning of climate in the eighteenth century. It does not have its meteorological denotation; instead, Johnson defines it as 'A space upon the surface of the Earth, measured from the Equator to the polar circles in each of which spaces the longest day is half-an-hour longer' (Dictionary, 10th E. [London, 1792]). Cf. the 1771 Encyclopædia Britannica: climate is "a space upon the terrestrial globe.
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