Hybridization concerns the mule.
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Hybridization
Synonyms for "hybridization" (8 found)
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Noun(3 words)
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15 entriesTranslations
20 translations across 14 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- تَهْجِين noun (act of hybridizing)
Catalan
1 entries- hibridació noun (act of hybridizing)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 混成 noun (act of hybridizing)
- 雜交 /杂交 noun (act of hybridizing)
- 雜化 /杂化 noun (act of hybridizing)
Czech
1 entries- křížení noun (act of hybridizing)
French
1 entries- hybridation noun (act of hybridizing)
German
1 entries- Hybridisierung noun (act of hybridizing)
Irish
1 entries- hibridiú noun (act of hybridizing)
Italian
1 entries- ibridizzazione noun (act of hybridizing)
Portuguese
1 entries- hibridação noun (act of hybridizing)
Romanian
2 entries- hibridare noun (act of hybridizing)
- hibridizare noun (act of hybridizing)
Spanish
1 entries- hibridación noun (act of hybridizing)
Swedish
2 entries- hybridisering noun (act of hybridizing)
- korsning noun (act of hybridizing)
Turkish
3 entries- hibridasyon noun (act of hybridizing)
- hibritleştirme noun (act of hybridizing)
- melezleşme noun (act of hybridizing)
Vietnamese
1 entries- lai hoá noun (act of hybridizing)
Sample sentences
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Generally, hybridization of fishes seems most common in areas that have been subject to radical climatic change in the past 20,000 or fewer years, and in streams that have been altered recently by the activities of man.
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The electron pairing theory of orbital hybridization has been shown to account, very satisfactorily, for the variations which have been observed in the properties of C-H bonds.
Source: wiktionary
Hybridization, strictly speaking, is the art or act of obtaining an offspring or progeny between two different species of animals or plants; ...
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