homonomous
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homonomous
[ho-mon´ŏ-mus]subject to the same laws; in biology, subject to the same laws of growth or developed along the same line.
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ho·mon·o·mous
(hō-mon'ō-mŭs), Do not confuse this word with homonymous.Denoting parts, having similar form and structure, arranged in a series (for example, fingers or toes).
[G. homonomos, under the same laws, fr. homos, same, + nomos, law]
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ho·mon·o·mous
(hŏ-mon'ŏ-mŭs)Denoting parts, having similar form and structure, arranged in a series, as the fingers or toes.
[G. homonomos, under the same laws, fr. homos, same, + nomos, law]
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