👉 Monogenesy is a biological process in which cells from different organisms or species form identical structures, such as organs, tissues, or even entire living beings. The term was first used by Charles Darwin in his theory of evolution by natural selection, and it refers to the phenomenon where organisms are able to produce offspring that are genetically identical to their parents. Monogenesy occurs when cells from two different species have undergone a process called meiosis, which involves the exchange of genetic material between daughter cells. This
