| ANAGENESES | • anageneses n. Plural of anagenesis. • ANAGENESIS n. so-called progressive ('upward') evolution. |
| BIOGENESES | • biogeneses n. Plural of biogenesis. • BIOGENESIS n. the theory that all life is derived from living matter alone. |
| DIAGENESES | • diageneses n. Plural of diagenesis. • DIAGENESIS n. the physical and chemical changes (other than metamorphism) undergone by a sediment after deposition. |
| DYSGENESES | • dysgeneses n. Plural of dysgenesis. • DYSGENESIS n. sterility in hybrid creatures. |
| EPIGENESES | • epigeneses n. Plural of epigenesis. • EPIGENESIS n. the theory of embryonic development. |
| NEOGENESES | • neogeneses n. Plural of neogenesis. • NEOGENESIS n. the regeneration of tissue. |
| NOOGENESES | • NOOGENESIS n. evolution of the mind. |
| OROGENESES | • orogeneses n. Plural of orogenesis. • OROGENESIS n. the process of mountain making, esp by folding of the earth's crust. |
| PANGENESES | • PANGENESIS n. Darwin's theory that every cell of the body contributes gemmules to the germ-cells and so shares in the transmission of inherited characters. |
| PARAENESES | • paraeneses n. Plural of paraenesis. • paræneses n. Plural of parænesis. • PARAENESIS n. an exhortation, also PARENESIS. |
| PYOGENESES | • PYOGENESIS n. the formation of pus. |
| SYNGENESES | • SYNGENESIS n. sexual reproduction. |