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homogeny

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ho·mog·e·ny (h-mj-n, h-)
n.
Similarity of structure between organs or parts, possibly of dissimilar function, that are related by common descent.

homogeny
[hōmoj′ənē]
Etymology: Gk, homos + genos, kind
1 See homogenesis.
2 a likeness in structure or form that results from a common ancestral origin. Compare homoplasty.


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