phylogeny in Russian
phylogeny in Russian is филоге́ния, филогене́тика — phylogeny means the evolutionary history of a group of living things, such as a species.
phylogeny in Russian
филоге́ния
Pronounced: filogeniya
(systematics) The evolutionary history of groups of organisms, such as species or clades.
филогене́тика
Pronounced: filogenetika
(systematics) The evolutionary history of groups of organisms, such as species or clades.
What does "phylogeny" mean?
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noun The evolutionary history of a group of living things, such as a species.
"It was a bestiary more than a hundred years old, its entries organised by a quaintly outdated phylogeny and illustrated with hand-tinted plates."
- noun A diagram showing evolutionary relationships.
- noun The way a human social or ethnic group has developed over history.
- noun The way something, such as an idea or object, has developed over time.
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phylogeny in a sentence
- It was a bestiary more than a hundred years old, its entries organised by a quaintly outdated phylogeny and illustrated with hand-tinted plates.
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What is "phylogeny" in Russian?
"phylogeny" in Russian is филоге́ния, филогене́тика. phylogeny means: The evolutionary history of a group of living things, such as a species.
How do you pronounce филоге́ния?
"phylogeny" in Russian is филоге́ния, pronounced "filogeniya".
Are there other ways to say "phylogeny" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "phylogeny": филоге́ния, филогене́тика.
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