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polygenetic [¦päl·i·jə′ned·ik] (geology) Resulting from more than one process of formation or derived from more than one source, or originating or developing at various places and times. Consisting of more than one type of material, or having a heterogeneous composition. Also known as polygenic. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It is submitted that this phenomenon is quite remarkable and yet also explicable, and that the explanation to be offered considerably strengthens the case for Paul's having relied upon the polygenetic memory of Sodom among Israelites as the integrating image in this part of Romans. As these diseases are polygenetic, they are also going to be polyenvironmental," she predicts. Calling the "despisers of their fellow men" "monsters," he asserts the deviance of both racism and of the polygenetic view of the human species. |
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