pangeneticadj.
/ˌpandʒᵻˈnɛtɪk/, U.S. /ˌpændʒəˈnɛdɪk/ Biology. Now historical.
Of, relating to, or of the nature of pangenesis.
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Lamarckian1846
Darwinian1859
Darwinite1860
polygenistic1860
vestigian1860
Darwinistic1863
monogenistic1865
un-Darwinian1869
pre-Darwinian1870
Darwinic1871
hereditarian1873
monogenetic1873
pangenetic1875
phylogenic1875
evolutionistic1876
Darwinical1881
neo-Lamarckian1884
Darwinizing1886
neo-Darwinian1888
unigenist1896
Haeckelian1897
pangenic1900
Mendelian1902
monogenic1902
pre-Mendelian1902
Weismannian1903
autonomistic1904
adaptionist1915
adaptationist1931
gradualist1931
selectionist1944
Morganist1949
saltationist1954
punctuational1976
punctuationalist1978
punctuationist1979
1875 Contemp. Rev. 27 90 We cannot understand how colloid bodies, such as the Pangenetic gemmules must be, could pass freely through membranes.
1899 J. A. Thomson Sci. of Life xvi. 217 Maupertuis..distinctly stated a pangenetic theory of heredity.
1932 Amer. Naturalist 66 55 In antithesis to all pangenetic or somatic hypotheses of the origin of hereditary characters.
1987 Jrnl. Amer. Statist. Assoc. 82 1178/2 The analogy that Galton constructed between pangenetic heredity..and democratic forms of the political process.
Derivatives
pangeˈnetically adv.
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Darwinically1864
pangenetically1890
1890 C. L. Morgan Animal Life & Intell. (1891) 134 [It] is (pangenetically) due to the fact that it takes some time for the modified gemmules to accumulate.
1989 H. A. Bunker tr. S. Ferenczi Thalassa ii. 16 One must conceive of the genital center so to speak pangenetically, in Darwin's sense; that is to say, there is no part of the organism which is not represented in the genital.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2005; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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adj.1875