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The 9 pages that link to Regeneration (biology), each with the reason it gives.

• EchinodermNarrower topic: Some echinoderms regrow arms or other structures, making regeneration a prominent research topic.

• CrayfishRelated: Lost crayfish legs and claws can regrow across successive molts.

• Lazzaro SpallanzaniNarrower topic: His amphibian observations contributed to the experimental study of biological regeneration.

• FlatwormRelated: Some flatworms can rebuild an entire body from a small fragment after injury.

• Imaginal discRelated: Disc experiments reveal how developing tissues coordinate growth after injury.

• Porcelain crabRelated: A lost appendage can be restored over subsequent molts.

• Turritopsis dohrniiRelated: Its life-cycle reversal is a striking form of whole-body reorganization.

• Lernaean HydraRelated: The Hydra’s severed heads are said to grow back, making ordinary attacks ineffective.

• Parenchymal tissue (animal organs)Related: Parenchymal regeneration determines how well many organs recover after injury.