Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Embryotega

👉 The term "embryotegae" is a scientific name for a group of organisms that are characterized by having their entire body divided into two separate, but connected, parts. These parts are called "embryos", and they play an important role in the development of new organisms. Embryots can be found in both vertebrates (such as mammals) and invertebrates (such as insects). The term "embryotegae" is often used to describe these animals,

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👉 Embryotega is a Latin word that means "embryo" in Greek. It can also refer to an organ or tissue that develops from an egg or sperm, typically during the early stages of a pregnancy, such as a fetus. In medicine, it refers to any part of the body that has not yet developed into a full adult organism but is still developing and growing. This includes organs like the heart, lungs, and brain, as well as tissues like blood vessels and connective tissue

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