Angličtina | Polsčina |
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Genesis noun the book of the Bible | Genesisnoun Księga Rodzajunoun |
genesis noun the origin, start, or point at which something comes into being | genezanoun począteknoun powstanienoun |
abiogenesis noun origination of living organisms from lifeless matter | abiogenezanoun archigonianoun samorództwonoun |
agamogenesis | |
agenesis noun imperfect development of the body | agenezjanoun |
anagenesis noun evolution of a new species so that the new species replaces the old rather than branching to produce an additional species | anagenezanoun |
anthropogenesis noun the origin of man | antropogenezanoun antropogenianoun |
carcinogenesis noun the creation of cancer cells | kancerogenezanoun karcinogenezanoun karcynogenezanoun |
ethnogenesis noun | etnogenezanoun |
iatrogenesis noun any adverse effect resulting from medical treatment | jatrogenianoun |
morphogenesis noun the differentiation of tissues and subsequent growth of structures in an organism | morfogenezanoun |
orthogenesis noun the hypothesis that evolution tends toward a certain goal | ortogenezanoun |
osteoclastogenesis | |
osteogenesis noun the formation and development of bone | osteogenezanoun |
osteogenesis imperfecta noun disease characterized by bones that easily fracture | |
parthenogenesis noun reproduction from a single gamete without fertilisation | dzieworództwonoun partenogenezanoun |
pathogenesis noun pathogenesis | patogenezanoun |
phylogenesis | |
seismogenesis | |
spermatogenesis noun process of sperm production in the testes | spermatogenezanoun |
symbiogenesis noun merging of organisms to form a new organism | symbiogenezanoun |
teratogenesis | |
thermogenesis noun | termogenezanoun |