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cenogenetic

/ˌsiː.nə.dʒəˈnɛt.ɪk/

Traduction: Terme biologique rare et technique désignant des caractères ou structures qui apparaissent au cours du développement embryonnaire mais qui sont absents chez l'adulte, ou des modifications adaptatives survenant aux stades précoces du développement.

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adjective

/ˌsiː.nə.dʒəˈnɛt.ɪk/formalscientificobsolète
  • frTerme biologique rare et technique désignant des caractères ou structures qui apparaissent au cours du développement embryonnaire mais qui sont absents chez l'adulte, ou des modifications adaptatives survenant aux stades précoces du développement.

A highly specialized and obsolete biological term referring to characteristics that appear during embryonic development but are not present in the adult form, or to adaptive modifications in early development.

  1. Relating to cenogenesisC2formalscientific

    Pertaining to the evolutionary development of characteristics that appear in the early stages of an organism's life but are not present in its adult form.

    frcénogénétique

    • The cenogenetic features of the tadpole are lost as it matures into a frog.
    • Researchers studied the cenogenetic adaptations in larval stages of marine invertebrates.
    • Cenogenetic traits often provide temporary advantages during early development.
Formes
  • more cenogenetic comparative form
  • most cenogenetic superlative form