epigenesis
epigenesis
Definition
epi·gen·esis (ep′i jen′ə sis)
noun
- Biol. the theory that the embryo, influenced by its internal and external environment, develops progressively by stages, forming structures that were not originally present in the egg
- Geol. a type of metamorphism in which the mineral content of a rock changes as a result of external influences
- Med.
- the appearing of secondary symptoms
- a secondary symptom
Browse dictionary entries near epigenesis
- epigene
- epigeal
- epigastrium
- epigastric
- epifocal
- epifauna
- epidural
- epidote
- epididymis
- epidiascope
- epigenetic
- epigenous
- epigeous
- epiglottis
- epigone
- epigram
- epigrammatic
- epigrammatism
- epigrammatize
- epigraph
