blastogeny
blastogeny noun: blastogenesis.
Noun (1)
blastogeny (usually uncountable, plural blastogenies)
Noun (2)
blastogeny (usually uncountable, plural blastogenies)
- The study of the evolution of the forms of entire individuals by observing the supposed ontogenic recapitulation of that phylogeny.
Antonyms of blastogeny
Forms of blastogeny
| plural | blastogenies |
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Origin of blastogeny
From blasto- (“growth”) + -geny (“origin”).
Learned borrowing from German Blastogenie, itself from blasto- + -genie; equivalent to blasto- (“biological organs”) + -geny (“origin”).
Questions about blastogeny
- What does blastogeny mean?
- Blastogeny means blastogenesis.
- What part of speech is blastogeny?
- Blastogeny is a noun.
- What is the plural of blastogeny?
- The plural of blastogeny is blastogenies.
Words near blastogeny in the dictionary
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