Definition: In biology, polysynthetic organisms are those that produce more than one type of cell or organ. This means they have multiple cells and organs within them, each specialized for a specific function. For example, a human is polygenic in nature because he has several genes involved in various biological processes such as hair growth, muscle development, and blood clotting. The term "polysynthetic" refers to the fact that these organisms produce more than one type of cell or organ within them, which
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