Produced from or able to originate from both sources, sides, or parents.
From Greek 'amphi' (both) and 'genous' (born from, arising from). An alternative form to 'amphogenic' emphasizing hereditary or biological origin from dual sources.
This term was particularly useful in early genetics to describe traits that could come from either parent or both, highlighting how our ancestors understood inheritance even before DNA.
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