Difference between revisions of "orthotaxy"

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	|etymology=Greek <i>orthos</i>, straight; <i>taxis</i>, arrangement		|etymology=Greek <i>orthos</i>, straight; <i>taxis</i>, arrangement
−	|definition=The arrangement of similar organs that have ancestral characters, and have preserved their normal position.	+	|definition=The arrangement of similar organs that have [[ancestral]] characters, and have preserved their normal position.
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		+	|scheme=Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology
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orthotaxy (noun; Greek orthos, straight; taxis, arrangement): The arrangement of similar organs that have ancestral characters, and have preserved their normal position.