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genetic disorder resulting in the
overexpression of a
particular gene
Polygenetic landforms,
landforms formed the ac****ulative
action of
various processes...
- A
polygenetic volcanic field is a
group of
polygenetic volcanoes, each of
which erupts repeatedly, in
contrast with
monogenetic volcanoes, each of which...
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explained in the
theory of
plate tectonics. For example, some
volcanoes are
polygenetic with more than one
period of
activity during their history;
other volcanoes...
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Inselberg field Hügelland
Monogenetic volcanic field Mountain range Polygenetic volcanic field Undulating hilly land Lidmar-Bergström,
Karna (1995)....
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Cinderella are
traceable to
nearly every culture, braids, too, are
polygenetic. One
early example of hair
braiding takes place in 1279-1213 BCE as recorded...
- may also occur. They may
occur as a
monogenetic volcanic field or a
polygenetic volcanic field.
Alexander von
Humboldt observed in 1823 that geologically...
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monogenetic volcanoes, each of
which erupts only once, as
opposed to
polygenetic volcanoes,
which erupt repeatedly over a
period of time. The
small monogenetic...
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comprises the
extinct Christiana Volcano, the
Santorini Caldera, the
polygenetic submarine Kolumbo Volcano, as well as the
Kolumbo Volcanic Chain. This...
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Monogenetic (also
called "simple") – one
locus Oligogenic – few loci
Polygenetic – many loci 2.
Involved chromosomes Autosomal – loci are not situated...
- cone,
while lava
erupts from
fractures at the base.
Cerro Negro is a
polygenetic cinder cone that is part of the
Central America Volcanic Arc,
which formed...
