progenitorial


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progenitorial

(ˌprəʊdʒɛnɪtˈɔːrɪəl)
adj
(Biology) characteristic of a progenitor
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Hardly do citizens commence hating each other merely due to ethnic and progenitorial differences.
Nationalism: price and psycho-social effects. Romania--a case study
Both lepidotrichia and actinotrichia are formed during this regenerative process known as epimorphic regeneration, a process involving the presence of a proliferative mass of pluripotent, progenitorial cells denominated the blastema, and the reconstitution of the tissue complex surrounding multiple cell types (Akimenko et al., 2003).
The regeneration of the tail fin actinotrichia of carp (Cyprinus carpio, Linnaeus, 1758) under the action of naproxen/A regeneracao das actinotriquias da nadadeira caudal da carpa (Cyprinus carpio, Linnaeus, 1758) sob a acao do naproxeno
In Yolnu epistemology, all that is found in the natural world--from the topography of country to the diversity of species found on them; from the living ecologies that sustain them to human life itself--are modeled on the metaphysical archetypal forms of wanarr such as Birrkuda ('Short-Nosed Bee') and stand as mali' ('shadows', 'reflections') of their progenitorial agency.
Ancestral, corporeal, corporate: traditional Yolnu understandings of the body explored
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