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endogenous
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endogenous
Biology developing or originating within an organism or part of an organism

endogenous [en′däj·ə·nəs]
(biochemistry)
Relating to the metabolism of nitrogenous tissue elements.
(geology)
(medicine)
Pertaining to diseases resulting from internal causes.
(psychology)
Pertaining to mental disorders caused by hereditary or constitutional factors.


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Hunt entitled, "Triple Geospheres: Oxidic Carapace: Hydridic Interior Ultimeral Core," where he proposes a new theory of the Earth in which three major geospheres are separated by a contact zone in which endogeny originates.
Although such an interpretation is highly speculative given the cross-sectional nature of the study, the findings of this study support the belief that a social environment that reduces anxiety and external pressure and encourages task endogeny and personal growth is essential to sustained engagement in talent development (Gottfried, Fleming, & Gottfried, 1994; Kemp, 1996; Sloboda, 1990).
Silanes in particular deliver the silicon for rock formation as well as the energy for endogeny.
 
 
 
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