Pronunciation: /ɑn.tə.dʒəˈnɛt.ɪk/
adjective relating to the development and growth of an individual organism from conception to maturity
A1 The ontogenetic development of a butterfly starts with an egg.
A2 Children learn to walk as part of their ontogenetic growth.
B1 The researcher studied the ontogenetic changes in behavior of the mice.
B2 The book provides a detailed explanation of the ontogenetic processes in plants.
C1 The professor's lecture on ontogenetic evolution was both informative and engaging.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking research focused on the ontogenetic development of neural pathways.
formal The study focused on the ontogenetic development of the species from birth to maturity.
informal We learned about the ontogenetic growth stages of the butterfly in biology class.
slang I never knew about the ontogenetic changes that happen in plants as they grow.
figurative The artist used the concept of ontogenetic evolution as inspiration for her latest series of paintings.
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