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epigene

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ep·i·gene  (p-jn)
adj.
Formed, originating, or occurring on or just below the surface of the earth.
[French épigène, from Greek epigens, growing after : epi-, epi- + -gens, -born; see gen- in Indo-European roots.]
epigene [ˈɛpɪˌdʒiːn]
adj
(Earth Sciences / Geological Science) formed or taking place at or near the surface of the earth Compare hypogene
[from French épigène, ultimately from Greek epigignesthai to be born after, from gignesthai to be born]


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