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- noun The property of a
species that all members have thesame pattern of cell division, and thus the same number of cells, either in the wholebody or in thenervous system .
Etymologies
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Ancient Greek ευ (eu), well + τέλειος (teleios), mature
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ambyellen commented on the word eutely
eutely--possessing an exact number of cells at maturity, growth comes only from cell enlargement. All mature members of the species will have the same number of cells. WIERD!
April 13, 2010