Similar words: phylogeny, phylogenic, oogenesis, biogenesis, histogenesis, abiogenesis, angiogenesis, neurogenesis. Meaning: ['faɪləʊ'dʒenɪsɪs] 
n. (biology) the sequence of events involved in the evolutionary development of a species or taxonomic group of organisms.
n. (biology) the sequence of events involved in the evolutionary development of a species or taxonomic group of organisms. 
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1. LI Hui (2002) Relation between Typology and Phylogenesis of Ethnic Genetic System. Proceeding for the 7th National Symposium of Ethnology. Enshi, July, 2002.
2. The characters of gametophyte and the place of phylogenesis of M. platyphylla are more primordial than that of M. strigosa.
3. Phylogenesis of 48 tobacco germplasms from different countries or regions was analyzed with amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP).
4. The ontogeny and phylogenesis of vessel elements in Litchi chinensis. are also discussed.
5. The phylogenesis of wen goldfish was further analyzed by using random amplified polymorphic DNA(RAPD) technique through increasing the number of RAPD loci.
6. ResultsThe phylogenesis in a genus based on ITS was reliable.
7. Plumage color is an important economic trait. It plays an important role in determining breed purity and phylogenesis.
8. With the newest developments in molecule biology, using data of big biology molecule especially DNA sequence analysis, play an important role in investigating and revealing the phylogenesis of fungus.
9. The meiosis abnormalities phenomenon in Dendranthema and some of their hybrids were observed, and the formation mechanism also the role which played in the process of phylogenesis were analyzed.sentencedict.com
10. DNA is the carrier of genetic information and sequencing and comparison of DNA nucleotides are the thorough and ideal method for bryophyte molecular phylogenesis.
11. Seed dormancy is an adaptation to environmental changes that plants acquire during long-term phylogenesis.
12. It is concluded that there are interspecific comparability and variability between these two relatives concerning physiology, genetics and phylogenesis.
13. However, within the postmodernist historical consciousness, this shortened ontogenetic repeat of our cultural phylogenesis is no longer meaningful.
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