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Things ontogeny often describes (“ontogeny ________”)
phylogeny, proceeds, deals, results, relative, abbreviates, color, hypothesis, show, development, complexity, result
How ontogeny often is described (“________ ontogeny”)
early, human, normal, postnatal, cell, behavioral, comparative, individual, vertebrate, prenatal, late, physiological, neural, ancestral, thymic, cognitive, entire, craniofacial, linguistic, cranial, floral, functional, avian, mammalian, nervous, saltatory, peripheral, behavioural, conidial, vocal, osteoclast, trophic, dental, immune, reflex, fetal, differential, biological, larval, developmental, skeletal, intrathymic, psychological, complex, pituitary, dendritic, neurobehavioral, conidium, neuronal, lymphocyte, primate, placental, murine, intellectual, cellular, subsequent, psychic, hematopoietic, musculoskeletal, cerebellar, trilobite, artificial, stomatal, cardiac, pre, progressive, biochemical, neanderthal, amphibian, embryonic, earliest, postembryonic, element, pancreatic, mendelian, reproductive, natal, cortical, rat
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