Amphigony

/æmˈfɪɡəni/ noun

The process of sexual reproduction that requires genetic contribution from two parents.

From Ancient Greek 'amphi-' (both) + 'gonia' (generation). As a noun form, it emerged in 19th-century biological science to describe the phenomenon itself rather than just the organisms exhibiting it.

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