morphology
- noun
- /mɔrˈfɑlədʒi/
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- Only males sing and we have found no association between beak morphology and song subtype.
- sperm morphology
- cell morphology
- vegetative morphology
But you know, the basic morphology is in is the same in in all these animals.
- But you know, the basic morphology is in is the same in in all these animals.
- I mean, you're, you're surgeon, but yeah, I mean, some what I study is reproductive morphology.
- So again, there's data that either more men are exposed to it can lead to some harm in terms of sperm morphology and sperm numbers as well.
- I have not seen this group of morphologies before all in one.
Examples
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We expect that the attribution of emotion by viewers will be affected by specific facial display morphology.
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In summary, the evolutionary trend in cetacean molar morphology is toward a reduction of crests and basins.
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But you know, the basic morphology is in is the same in in all these animals.
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So putting the organisms together using morphology, as has been done in the past, has proven incorrect.
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Nematodes, he explains, have a rather conservative morphology, so different species can look alike.
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In addition, specific analysis of mitochondrial morphology and mitophagy will be discussed.
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For example, older students may rely more on morphology to decode nonwords.
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The cells remaining in these cultures strongly resemble astrocytes in both morphology and behavior in culture.
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Specific dental morphologies can be used to determine phylogeny, and they correlate well with diet.
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Scientists use morphology to analyze the physical structures of plants and animals in their research.
Compounds
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The study of how two words join to make new words like toothbrush
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Making new words by adding prefixes or suffixes to other words
How Functional
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Morphology comes from the Greek parts morph 'shape' and -logy 'study'. In biology, morphology is the study of the shape and structure of animals and plants, and you can remember it from the same morph in metamorphosis, a change of shape.