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Dictionary » P » Phylogenesis PhylogenesisDefinition noun The history of the evolutionary development of a species or taxonomic group of organisms.
Word origin: Greek from the terms phyle/phylon (meaning "tribe, race,") and genetikos (meaning "relative to birth" from genesis ("birth"). Related forms: phylogenetic (adjective) Synonym: phylogeny Compare: ontogeny ![]()
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Results from our forumThe law of confrontation the levels energy... character of levels belongs: - opposite sexes – male and female; - selection and reproduction – qualitative and quantitative; - onto- and phylogenesis - temporal and spatial; - species and individual – universal and particular; - synthesis and destruction – anabolic and catabolic; - quiescence ...
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