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morphosis
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morphosis /mor·pho·sis/ (mor-fo´sis) the process of formation of a part or organ.morphot´ic
mor·pho·sis (môr-fss)
n. pl. mor·pho·ses (-sz)
The manner in which an organism or any of its parts changes form or undergoes development.
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With the Dallas Opera Orchestra, Morphoses premieres a commissioned work (created during a residency here leading up to the performance).
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