Meaning of anisomerous | Babel Free
Definitions
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Having varied parts; nonuniform not-comparable
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Varying in number or amount of parts. not-comparable
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Having the number of floral organs unequal. not-comparable
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Reflecting a nonuniform composition; indicative of differing parts. not-comparable
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Changing in a non-uniform manner; Having different parts change by different amounts. not-comparable
Examples
“The Elephants with hypisomerous-ridged molars are divisible into the two natural groups, Stegodon and Loxodon; the anisomerous species form⟳ a third natural group, for which, as already explained, the term Euelephas is proposed.”
“As an example, in the members of the sub-genus Euelephas, and notably the Elephas primigenius and Elephas Asiaticus, the ciphers of whose molars, he states, are precisely alike in number⟳, he formulates their ridges in upper and lower teeth thus:—4+8+12::12+16+24, showing that, with the exception of the first and ultimate true molars, the others increase⟳ by increments of 4, or, as he terms it, by an "anisomeroous mode of progression."”
“A plant⟳ with four petals and six stamens is anisomerous.”
“Tamarix flowers are anisomerous ( a flower having an unequal number⟳ of petals, stamens , or other floral parts). It is possible to find⟳ in one raceme anisomerous flowers with different numbers of sepals, petals, stamens, and so on, without any numerical correlation between the organs.”
“Fertile stamens anisomerous or twice or thrice the number⟳ of the petals”
“In gravel and anisomerous sand (substrate type⟳ I), we found 25 species of nematodes dominated by M. paracircumscriptus and M. itoi; the dominating trophic assemblage was "predators" (2B, 43.2 %).”
“In forgings where the fracture is very anisomerous (Figure⟳ 6.33 , curve 2b), the grain faces are clearly expressed.”
“Through these anisomerous changes the strongly benthonic body shrinks to seventy-five per cent of the length of the head shield.”
CEFR level
C1
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This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.
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