noun a prefix used in biology to indicate absence or lack of a particular feature or characteristic
Related to the study of genetic inheritance patterns in organisms that reproduce without fertilization.
Refers to plants that reproduce asexually or through non-fertilization methods.
Used to discuss population dynamics and genetic diversity in species that exhibit agamogenesis.
Used in the context of agamogenesis, a form of reproduction without the need for fertilization.
Describes animals that reproduce through parthenogenesis or other forms of asexual reproduction.
In the context of writing, 'agamo-' may be used to discuss a lack of interest in marriage or traditional family structures in a character or storyline.
Psychologists may use 'agamo-' when discussing a patient's aversion to marriage or commitment in the context of relationship counseling.
Sociologists may use 'agamo-' to analyze trends in marriage rates and attitudes towards traditional family structures within a society.
Counselors may use 'agamo-' to explore a client's reasons for not wanting to get married or commit to a long-term relationship.