biological
Pipefish are biologically very similar to seahorses.
It turned out that the child was not biologically his.

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anatomic
anatomical
anatomically correct
anti-Darwinian
biologist
biophysics
entomological
entomologist
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eukaryote
experiment station
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naturalist
overstimulate
overstimulated
overstimulation
photosynthetically
poikilothermic
survival of the fittest

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biologically
If biologically-based cultural differences existed, their foundation should be documented on a purely biological basis.
Answering these questions will be key to increasing adoption of biologically integrated farming systems.
The predictive validity of latent pure short-term memory capacity would provide important progress toward understanding the biologically primary factors that influence variability in math skills.
Whether the resource is depleted biologically in these cases depends on costs and prices.
The results from both models indicate that demersal fish stocks are both biologically and economically overfished and subject to both biological and economic overfishing.
These are not mutually exclusive, and they can also interact with more biologically based processes.
It is a most valuable tool in the biochemical laboratory due to the minimal denaturation or inactivation of biologically active compounds.
Biologically meaningful: either biologically connotative or biologically significant as defined above and below.
The synthetic haplotype can serve as a baseline haplotype in our logistic regression model since the heterogeneous group is biologically meaningless.
If strong correlation was found between two variables, they were either merged or the most biologically plausible variable was selected for inclusion in further analyses.
The biological-design argument proceeds as follows (again in rough outline) : it's incredibly unlikely that biologically complex organisms would exist somewhere or other in our universe.
These are the classic "duped dads," as they have sometimes been dubbed by the media - exact opposites of the uninvolved yet biologically related deadbeat dads.
Although at first sight perhaps biologically unattractive, such a hyperbolic response function may result from an intrinsically first order system, when there is heterogeneity.
Biologically-relevant differences in the performance of green peach aphid may have been masked by high variability within lines.
Subaerial epi- and endolithic biofilms create and maintain biologically modified environments where mineral solubility and dissolution rates are significantly altered.
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