HAPL-

Meaning of HAPL- in English

or haplo- combining form see: same single , haploid

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HAPL- — combining form or haplo- also apl- or aplo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hapl-, haplo-, from haploos, haplous, haplos, from …
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HAPL- — or haplo- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from haploos, from ha- one (akin to homos same) + -ploos multiplied by; …
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HAPL- — [hapl-] or haplo- comb form [NL, fr. Gk, fr. haploos, fr. ha- one (akin to homos same) + -ploos multiplied …
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HAPL — Variant: or haplo- Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from haploos, from ha- one (akin to homos same) …
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HAPLO- — combining form see: hapl-
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APLITE — noun see: hapl- Date: 1879 a fine-grained light-colored granite consisting almost entirely of quartz and feldspar, aplitic adjective
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HAPLO- — combining form see hapl-
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HAPLOTYPE — I. -ˌtīp noun Etymology: hapl- + type : the sole species included in the original description of a genus : …
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HAPLOID — I. ˈhaˌplȯid adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from Greek haploeidēs single, from hapl- + -oeidēs -oid 1. : having the …
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HAPLODIPLOID — I. “+ adjective Etymology: hapl- + diploid : of, relating to, or characterized by haplodiploidy II. noun : an individual …
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HAPLO-POLYPLOID — I. |ha(ˌ)plō+ adjective Etymology: hapl- + polyploid of a polyploid : having the gametic number of chromosomes II. noun : …
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HAPLOTHRIPS — ˈhaplōˌthrips noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + Latin thrips — more at thrips : a widespread genus …
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HAPLOSTEMONOUS — |haplō|stēmənəs, -tem- adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hapl- + -stemonous : isostemonous
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HAPLOSPORIDIA — ˌhap(ˌ)lōspəˈridēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from plural of Haplosporidium genus of Acnidosporidia, from hapl- + sporidium : …
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HAPLOSIS — haˈplōsə̇s noun ( plural haplo·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + -osis : the halving of the somatic chromosome …
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HAPLOSCOPE — ˈhapləˌskōp noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hapl- + -scope : a simple stereoscope used in the study of depth perception …
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HAPLORCHIS
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HAPLOPHASE — ˈhaplōˌfāz noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hapl- + phase : the haploid phase (as the gametophyte) in the life cycle …
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HAPLOPERISTOMIC — adjective also hap·lo·peristomous |ha(ˌ)plō+ Etymology: hapl- + peristome + -ic or -ous : aploperistomatous
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HAPLOPAPPUS — ˌhaplōˈpapəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + pappus : a genus of perennial herbs (family Compositae) of …
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HAPLONT — ˈhaˌplänt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hapl- + -ont : an organism having somatic cells with the …
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HAPLOMITOSIS — ˌha(ˌ)plō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + mitosis : a primitive mitosis occurring in certain flagellates in which chromosomes …
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HAPLOMI — haˈplōˌmī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + -omi (from Greek ōmos shoulder) : a small order …
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HAPLOLOGY — haˈpläləjē noun ( -es ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hapl- + -logy : contraction of a word by the omission …
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HAPLOLEPIS — ˌhapləˈlepə̇s, haˈpläləp- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + Greek lepis scales of a fish : the type …
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HAPLOGRAPHY — haˈplägrəfē noun ( -es ) Etymology: hapl- + -graphy : the omission in writing or copying of one of two …
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HAPLODRILI — ˌhapləˈdrīˌlī Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + -drili (from Greek drilos worm) synonym of archiannelida
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HAPLODONT — ˈhapləˌdänt adjective Etymology: hapl- + -odont : having or constituting molar teeth with simple crowns without tubercles • hap·lo·don·ty -ntē …
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HAPLODOCI — haˈplädəˌsī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hapl- + -doci (from Greek dokos beam, bar) : an order …
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HAPLODIPLONT — “+ noun Etymology: hapl- + diplont : a haploid plant reproducing by spores
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HAPLODIPLOIDY
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HAPLOCHLAMYDEOUS — “+ adjective Etymology: hapl- + chlamydeous : having rudimentary perianth leaves protecting the sporophylls (as in pistillate flowers of a …
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