aristogenesis
nounEtymology From aristo- + -genesis, coined by Henry Fairfield Osborn.
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Biology, Natural sciences Historical A type of orthogenesis that operates by means of a "creative principle".
- Related terms
- aristogenetic, aristogene
noun
Etymology From aristo- + -genesis, coined by Henry Fairfield Osborn.
Biology, Natural sciences Historical A type of orthogenesis that operates by means of a "creative principle".
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