👉 Physiogenesis, in evolutionary biology, refers to the process by which organisms develop their physical characteristics and structures from genetic material. This occurs through a series of developmental stages known as embryogenesis. During this process, cells divide and differentiate into specialized organs or tissues, giving rise to the final form of an organism. In simpler terms, physiogeny involves the gradual transformation of cells within an organism from a single cell type (such as a stem cell) into a complex network of cells that perform
