caenogenesis

• Término biológico que designa la aparición de nuevas características o estructuras durante el desarrollo embrionario que no estaban presentes en la historia evolutiva anterior de la especie, como por ejemplo el desarrollo de la placenta en los mamíferos.

A biological term referring to the introduction of new characters or structures during embryonic development that were not present in the earlier evolutionary history of the species, such as the development of the placenta in mammals.

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1. Embryonic adaptationC2formalscientific

   The introduction of new characters or structures during embryonic development that were not present in the earlier evolutionary history of the species, such as the development of the placenta in mammals.

   caenogénesis

   • The evolution of the placenta is a classic example of caenogenesis in mammals.
   • Caenogenesis allows for adaptations that improve survival during early development.
   • Researchers study caenogenesis to understand how new traits emerge in embryos.

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