Difference between revisions of "syngonic"

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	|etymology=Greek <i>syn</i>, together; <i>gone</i>, seed		|etymology=Greek <i>syn</i>, together; <i>gone</i>, seed
−	|definition=The production of both sperm and eggs by the same gonad; hermaphroditic reproduction.	+	|definition=The production of both [[sperm]] and eggs by the same [[gonad]]; [[hermaphroditic]] [[reproduction]].
	|see also=[[digonic]], [[amphigonic]]		|see also=[[digonic]], [[amphigonic]]
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Latest revision as of 23:38, 13 September 2013

syngonic (adjective; Greek syn, together; gone, seed): The production of both sperm and eggs by the same gonad; hermaphroditic reproduction.

See also: digonic, amphigonic