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An Innate System is a system which was created from birth or was formed from traits they've had since birth.  
An '''innate system''' is a [[system]], which was created from birth or was [[Formation|formed]] from traits they've had since birth.  


== Related Terms ==
== Related Terms ==
The term was coined as an alternative to [[protogenic]]. However unlike protogenic, it doesn't include unknown origins.  
The term was coined as an alternative to [[protogenic]]. However, unlike protogenic, it doesn't include [[unknown]] origins.  


[[Endogenic]] is an umbrella term which includes innate systems.
[[Endogenic]] is an umbrella term, which includes innate systems.
 
[[Category:System Origins]]

Revision as of 22:02, 27 November 2021

innate ( n., adj.)
Other formsInnate System, Inngenic, Inherent
SynonymsProtogenic
Applies tosystems

An innate system is a system, which was created from birth or was formed from traits they've had since birth.

Related Terms

The term was coined as an alternative to protogenic. However, unlike protogenic, it doesn't include unknown origins.

Endogenic is an umbrella term, which includes innate systems.