Relating to or characterized by rapid morphological change; describing organisms that shift their physical form quickly.
From 'celeomorph' plus the suffix '-ic' (meaning relating to or characterized by). The root maintains the Greek elements meaning 'swift' and 'form,' creating a descriptor for adaptive flexibility.
Celeomorphic organisms are nature's master shape-shifters—some insects and marine larvae practically rewrite their own blueprints as they grow, which is even wilder than the word itself suggests.
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