isauxesis

isauxesis
Growth of parts at the same rate as growth of the whole. [G. isos, even, + auxesis, increase]

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is·aux·e·sis .īs-ȯg-'zē-səs, -ȯk-'sē- n, pl -e·ses -.sēz ISOGONY
is·aux·et·ic -'zet-ik, -'set- adj

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is·aux·e·sis (is″awk-seґsis) [iso- + auxesis] growth of a part or parts at the same rate as the growth of the whole.

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  • isauxesis — isauxetic /uy sawg zet ik, uy sawk set /, adj. /uy sawg zee sis, uy sawk see /, n. Biol. growth of a part at the same rate as that of the whole organism. [IS + AUXESIS] * * * …   Universalium

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  • isauxesis — is·auxesis …   English syllables

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  • bradyauxesis — n. [Gr. bradys, slow; auxesis, growth] A form of heterauxesis in which the growth process of a part is less than that of the whole; see isauxesis …   Dictionary of invertebrate zoology

  • heterauxesis — n. [Gr. heteros, different; auxesis, growth] Disproportionate growth of a structure in relation to the rest of the body; heterogonic or allometric growth; see bradyauxesis, isauxesis, tachyauxesis …   Dictionary of invertebrate zoology

  • tachyauxesis — n. [Gr. tachys, quick; auxesis, growth] Rapid growth; a part or structure that grows at a quicker rate than the organism as a whole; see bradyauxesis, isauxesis …   Dictionary of invertebrate zoology

  • isogony — isog·o·ny ī säg ə nē n, pl nies relative growth in such a way that the rate of growth of each part is the same as that of the whole called also isauxesis …   Medical dictionary

  • isauxetic — adjective see isauxesis …   Useful english dictionary

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