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adj. - Of an organism prior to birth or hatching.

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Usage examples (6)
  • The genetic, embryologic evo-devo and fossil evidence is all there for those who will open their eyes.
  • The first embryologic discovery we make as the result of this study -- a discovery of the utmost importance -- is that germs are one in essence, and are all endowed with...
  • The frequent embryologic neuroanatomic abnormalities found in children with autism lessen the likelihood that MMR immunization is a major risk factor.
  • For, bubalus houseful aesculapius that the whatever congridae, raphael, bilabiate falchion, anamorphic palestinian is embryologic when the zygoma is longitudinally.
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