combinant
- noun
- /kəmˈbɪnənt/
- Specialized
- Researchers observed how the combinant displayed traits from both parent organisms.
Examples
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The laboratory identified each combinant by analyzing its unique genetic markers.
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After the experiment, the team compared the growth rates of every combinant produced.
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A new combinant was found.
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The combinant is thriving!
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The laboratory identified each combinant by analyzing its unique genetic markers.
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Researchers observed how the combinant displayed traits from both parent organisms.
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After the experiment, the team compared the growth rates of every combinant produced.
Synonyms
Something made by combining two different things or ideas
Antonyms
- Specialized
Has parents and grandparents from the same family line without mixing with other animals
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Combinant comes from combine, with com- meaning 'together' and the basic idea of joining parts. So in biology a combinant is a cell or organism made when genetic material from different sources is joined, which is why it shows traits from more than one parent.