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congeneric

/ˌkɒndʒɪˈnɛrɪk

adjective

1(Of an animal or plant species) belonging to the same genus: this animal is congeneric with the later species...

Three decapod species are congeneric with extant species known from outer shelf and slope habitats documenting an onshore-offshore pattern of ecological preference.
Many of the organisms are congeneric with species known from Southern Hemisphere fossil localities in New Zealand and South America.
The two Asian species clearly are congeneric with one another, but not with B. drabensis.

1.1Of a related nature or origin: the two sets were congeneric...

Comparing fit indices, the tan equivalent model is not significantly worse than the congeneric model, and the parallel form model is not significantly worse than the tan equivalent model.
In this study, two types of measurement models were assessed, namely one-factor congeneric models and multi-factor models.
Equations for computing weights that maximize the reliability of a test with multiple parts were derived using a congeneric model.

Derivatives

congenerous

/kənˈdʒɛn(ə)rəs/ adjective ...

A group of the chemically congenerous compounds, named cobalamin, belongs to vitamin B12.
It is impermissible to subject human beings to differences in treatment that are inconsistent with their unique and congenerous character.
To be concerned only with things that are congenerous and homogeneous, thereby depriving the artist of his power to manipulate things on a conceptual basis from a third party's standpoint, he becomes prone to extract the naked truth from things from a mode of positive involvement with them.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin congener (see congener) + -ic.

单词	congeneric
释义	congeneric /ˌkɒndʒɪˈnɛrɪk / adjective 1(Of an animal or plant species) belonging to the same genus: this animal is congeneric with* the later species... Three decapod species are congeneric with extant species known from outer shelf and slope habitats documenting an onshore-offshore pattern of ecological preference. Many of the organisms are congeneric with species known from Southern Hemisphere fossil localities in New Zealand and South America. The two Asian species clearly are congeneric with one another, but not with B. drabensis. 1.1Of a related nature or origin: the two sets were congeneric... Comparing fit indices, the tan equivalent model is not significantly worse than the congeneric model, and the parallel form model is not significantly worse than the tan equivalent model. In this study, two types of measurement models were assessed, namely one-factor congeneric models and multi-factor models. Equations for computing weights that maximize the reliability of a test with multiple parts were derived using a congeneric model. Derivatives congenerous /kənˈdʒɛn(ə)rəs/ adjective ... A group of the chemically congenerous compounds, named cobalamin, belongs to vitamin B12. It is impermissible to subject human beings to differences in treatment that are inconsistent with their unique and congenerous character. To be concerned only with things that are congenerous and homogeneous, thereby depriving the artist of his power to manipulate things on a conceptual basis from a third party's standpoint, he becomes prone to extract the naked truth from things from a mode of positive involvement with them. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin congener* (see congener) + -ic. Rhymes alphanumeric, atmospheric, chimeric, cleric, climacteric, Derek, derrick, Eric, esoteric, exoteric, ferric, generic, hemispheric, Herrick, Homeric, hysteric, mesmeric, numeric, skerrick, spheric, stratospheric
随便看	uncompounded uncomprehending uncomprehendingly uncomprehension uncompressed uncompromising uncompromisingly uncompromisingness unconcealed unconcern unconcerned unconcernedly unconcluded uncondensed unconditional unconditionality unconditionally unconditioned unconducive unconference unconfessed unconfident unconfidently unconfined unconfirmed

congeneric

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congenerous

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