biogenetic

Examples

• All

• If science discovers new facts about biogenetic relationships, then that is what kinship is and was all along, although it may not have been known at the time.

  Academic text (2007)

• Rather, he concludes that the majority of people simply will not have the necessary internal (i.e., biogenetic) constitution to move beyond conventional moralities.

  Academic text (2014)

• "With the help of some biogenetic materials."

  Fiction book (2000)

• It's, uh, you know, it's a very complicated biogenetic disorder.

  Reach Me (2014)

• This definition says that kinship is whatever the biogenetic relationship is.

  Academic text (2007)

• For a more extensive review of ethological and biogenetic studies, see Richard Schechner (1988).

  Academic text (2008)

• The issue of intellectual property rights has become an important component of global economic and commercial debates, in part because of the enormous economic potential that people perceive the exploitation of biogenetic resources to have.

  Academic text (1996)

• The scientists investigated how biogenetic processes can lead to new forms of life.

• Many researchers focus on biogenetic studies to understand the origins of various organisms.

• In the lab, they explored biogenetic methods to enhance crop yields sustainably.

Synonyms

B

biogenic

vsbiogenetic

• Specialized

5 7.7

Made by living things or needed for life processes

concerns specifically the origin of whole living organisms from other organisms

B

biogenous

vsbiogenetic

• Specialized

9.6

Comes from living things, like shells and tiny sea plants and animals

focuses on the origin or production of living organisms themselves

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology