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|etymology=Greek <i>palin</i>, back; <i>genesis</i>, descent
 
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|definition=1. Characteristics of an individual that repeats the phylogenetic development of its taxon.  
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|definition=1. Characteristics of an individual that repeats the [[phylogenetic]] [[development]] of its [[taxon]].  
  
2. The regeneration or restoration of a lost part.  
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2. The [[regeneration]] or restoration of a lost part.  
  
3. Abrupt metamorphosis
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3. Abrupt [[metamorphosis]]
 
|see also=[[cenogenesis]], [[recapitulation theory]].
 
|see also=[[cenogenesis]], [[recapitulation theory]].
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Revision as of 23:41, 13 September 2013

palingenesis (noun; Greek palin, back; genesis, descent): 1. Characteristics of an individual that repeats the phylogenetic development of its taxon.

2. The regeneration or restoration of a lost part.

3. Abrupt metamorphosis

See also: cenogenesis, recapitulation theory.