syngenesis /syn·gen·e·sis/ (sin-jen´ĕ-sis)
syngenesis.
syngenesis [sin-jen´ĕ-sis]
1. the origin of an individual from a germ cell derived from both parents and not from either one alone.
2. the state of having descended from a common ancestor.
syn·gen·e·sis (s n-j n -ss)n. See sexual reproduction. syn  ge·netic (-j -ntk) adj. |
syngenesis.
See sexual reproduction.
syngenesis [sin-jen´ĕ-sis]
1. the origin of an individual from a germ derived from both parents, as occurs in nearly all higher animals, and not from just one alone.
2. the state of having descended from a common ancestor.
syngenesis
1. the origin of an individual from a germ derived from both parents and not from either one alone.
2. the state of having descended from a common ancestor.
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