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== Related Terms ==
== Related Terms ==
Mixed origin systems can be a combination [[adaptive]], [[traumagenic]], [[spontaneous]], or [[created]]. It can also be used like [[praesigenic]], denoting a system with complex or hard to define origins.
Mixed origin systems can be a combination of [[unknown]], [[adaptive]], [[spontaneous]], or [[created]]. It can also be used like [[praesigenic]], denoting a system with complex or hard to define origins.


If a system has one primary origin but ultimately multiple causes among headmates, the term [[isoscegenic]] may apply. There's also much overlap with [[polygenic]] and [[pangenic]].
If a system has one primary origin but ultimately multiple causes among headmates, the term [[isoscegenic]] may apply. There's also much overlap with [[polygenic]] and [[pangenic]].
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Revision as of 13:35, 7 November 2022

mixed origin ( adj.)
Synonymsmultigenic (adj.), polygenic (adj.)
Applies tosystems, headmates

Mixed origin refers to a system that has multiple different system origins. This could be because their system formed from a combination of factors, or that not all of their headmates are of the same origin.

Related Terms

Mixed origin systems can be a combination of unknown, adaptive, spontaneous, or created. It can also be used like praesigenic, denoting a system with complex or hard to define origins.

If a system has one primary origin but ultimately multiple causes among headmates, the term isoscegenic may apply. There's also much overlap with polygenic and pangenic.

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