Difference between revisions of "condensation"
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|etymology=Latin <i>cum</i>, together; <i>densare</i>, to thicken | |etymology=Latin <i>cum</i>, together; <i>densare</i>, to thicken | ||
| − | |definition=1. The act or process of condensingular | + | |definition=1. The act or [[process]] of condensingular |
| − | 2. Descendents passing through the ancestral part of ontogeny faster than their ancestors did during phylogeny; it may occur by deletion of steps or accelerated development. | + | 2. Descendents passing through the [[ancestral]] part of [[ontogeny]] faster than their ancestors did during [[phylogeny]]; it may occur by deletion of steps or accelerated [[development]]. |
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Latest revision as of 23:40, 13 September 2013
condensation (noun; Latin cum, together; densare, to thicken): 1. The act or process of condensingular2. Descendents passing through the ancestral part of ontogeny faster than their ancestors did during phylogeny; it may occur by deletion of steps or accelerated development.
