paedogamy
/ˌpiːˈdɒɡəmi/(also pedogamy) Biology
noun
In certain protists: reproduction by the fusion of gametes derived from the same parent cell.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Gary Calkins (1869–1943). From paedo- + -gamy, after German Pädogamie, Paedogamie.
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