intussusception (Also intussusceptions) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to intussusception

  • invagination«
  • infolding«
  • introversion«
  • intussusception«
  • introvert«
  • biology«
  • biological science«
  • vasculogenesis«
  • rectal prolapse#internal rectal intussusception«
  • invaginate«
  • cryobiology«
  • trichorrhexis invaginata«
  • blood vessel growth«
  • intussuscept«
  • cytology«
  • medical disorder«
  • intussuscipiens«
  • intussusceptum«
  • palaeobiology«
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  • introsusception«
  • exobiology«
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  • regeneration«
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  • biota«
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  • mammalogy«
  • copy«
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  • microbiologist«
  • vivisectionist«
  • taxonomer«
  • systematist«
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  • radiobiologist«
  • pteridology«
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  • phytologist«
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  • paleozoology«
  • palaeozoology«
  • palaeoecology«
  • palaeobotany«
  • oology«
  • ontogenesis«
  • myology«
  • isogamy«
  • cytologist«
  • bugology«
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  • taxonomy«
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  • geneticist«
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  • physiologist«
  • biotech«
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  • ornithology«
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  • undercut«
  • botanist«
  • zoologist«
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  • embryonal«
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  • multiply«
  • embryonic«
  • biogeographic«
  • physiological«
  • morphological«
  • reproduce«
  • genetic«
  • structural«
  • sociobiological«
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  • palingenetic«
  • metamorphous«
  • epimorphic«
  • embryologic«
  • cytologic«
  • cenogenetic«
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  • afforest«
  • propagate«
  • replicate«
  • ecological«
  • botanic«
  • zoological«
  • anovulation«
  • cytokinesis«
  • extravasation«
  • anamorphosis«
  • hematopoiesis«
  • resorption«
  • agglutination«
  • reabsorption«
  • macroevolution«
  • morphogenesis«
  • neurogenesis«
  • autoregulation«
  • cladistics«
  • ulceration«
  • involution«
  • neuroanatomy«
  • gametogenesis«
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  • vascularization«
  • antisepsis«
  • secretion«
  • epistasis«
  • masculinization«
  • senescence«
  • microevolution«
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  • citric acid cycle«
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  • monstrosity«
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  • metabolic process«
  • stool«
  • florescence«
  • psychosexual development«
  • recombinant DNA technology«
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  • cladistic analysis«
  • procreation«
  • biostatistics«
  • nitrogen fixation«
  • macroscopic anatomy«
  • coupling«
  • absorption«
  • transpiration«
  • heredity«
  • protein folding«
  • cell division«
  • primatology«
  • sexual reproduction«
  • structural genomics«
  • functional genomics«
  • inflorescence«
  • fertilized egg«
  • teething«
  • metamorphosis«
  • dietetics«
  • dentition«
  • brain science«
  • quickening«
  • proliferation«
  • systematics«
  • cognitive neuroscience«
  • cellular division«
  • functional anatomy«
  • sloughing«
  • propagation«
  • topology«
  • recapitulation«
  • expression«
  • birthing«
  • emergent evolution«
  • vivisection«
  • clinical anatomy«
  • relaxation«
  • bacteriology«
  • sexual union«
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  • mating«
  • mammalogist«
  • organism«
  • deviate«
  • body process«
  • physiological anatomy«
  • folding«
  • nitrogen cycle«
  • biomedical science«
  • ichthyologist«
  • neuroscientist«
  • lusus naturae«
  • anatomist«
  • malacologist«
  • cohesion«
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  • genetic engineering«
  • activity«
  • crossover«
  • adjustment«
  • assimilation«
  • gene«
  • herpetologist«
  • anatomical«
  • leafing«
  • reduction division«
  • virilisation«
  • vesiculation«
  • vesication«
  • vascularisation«
  • tumefaction«
  • teratogenesis«
  • systematism«
  • synizesis«
  • synezesis«
  • synapsis«
  • secernment«
  • sanguification«
  • quellung reaction«
  • quellung«
  • psychogenesis«
  • protozoologist«
  • pomologist«
  • perennation«
  • palingenesis«
  • paleornithology«
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  • paleodendrology«
  • palaeornithology«
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  • organification«
  • odontiasis«
  • nondevelopment«
  • nidation«
  • myelinization«
  • myelinisation«
  • morphophysiology«
  • morphallaxis«
  • maturement«
  • masculinisation«
  • lysogenization«
  • lysogenisation«
  • lymphopoiesis«
  • lepidoptery«
  • lepidopterology«
  • keratinization«
  • keratinisation«
  • kenogenesis«
  • katabolism«
  • karyokinesis«
  • kainogenesis«
  • juvenescence«
  • infructescence«
  • humification«
  • heteroploid«
  • hemopoiesis«
  • hemogenesis«
  • hematogenesis«
  • haemopoiesis«
  • haemogenesis«
  • haematopoiesis«
  • haematogenesis«
  • glycogenesis«
  • gene-splicing«
  • fructification«
  • euthenics«
  • ecesis«
  • ecchymosis«
  • eburnation«
  • dysgenics«
  • dermatoglyphics«
  • deossification«
  • deVries«
  • cytogeny«
  • cytogeneticist«
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  • craniology«
  • cistron«
  • cenogenesis«
  • cainogenesis«
  • caenogenesis«
  • cacogenics«
  • bugologist«
  • bug-hunter«
  • bacteriostasis«
  • auxesis«
  • asepsis«
  • anthropogeny«
  • anthropogenesis«
  • anamorphism«
  • amphimixis«
  • amphidiploid«
  • amelogenesis«
  • agamogenesis«
  • brood«
  • carbon cycle«
  • entomologist«
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  • segregation«
  • factor«
  • root«
  • bird watcher«
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  • shell collecting«
  • succession«
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  • carrier«
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  • generation«
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  • change«
  • plant life«
  • plant«
  • pairing«
  • cover«
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