Merogony
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Merogony is a biological term with two distinct meanings:
- Protozoal merogony is an asexual replication process used by some protozoan parasites that increases the number of infective cells by multiple cell divisions.
- Merogony (ovum) may also refer to embryonic development that occurs in a fragment of an ovum.
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