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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun In biology, the genesis, origination, or development of many like parts in a regular series forming an integral whole; repetition of forms without modification or specialization: opposed to dysmerogenesis. Ordinary cell-division and the budding of successive joints of a tapeworm are examples.

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