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chronogenesis

chronogenesis noun: the development of a group of organisms over time.

Noun

chronogenesis (countable and uncountable, plural chronogeneses)

  1. The development of a group of organisms over time

Forms of chronogenesis

pluralchronogeneses

Origin of chronogenesis

From chrono- + -genesis.

Questions about chronogenesis

What does chronogenesis mean?
Chronogenesis means the development of a group of organisms over time.
What part of speech is chronogenesis?
Chronogenesis is a noun.
What is the plural of chronogenesis?
The plural of chronogenesis is chronogeneses.

Words near chronogenesis in the dictionary

  1. chronofaunas
  2. chronofile
  3. chronofiles
  4. chronogeneous
  5. chronogeneses
  6. chronogenesis
  7. chronogenetic
  8. chronogenic
  9. chronogeny
  10. chronogeographic
  11. chronogeometric

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