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congestor
English
Etymology
congest +? -or
Noun
congestor (plural congestors)
- That which congests.
- 1931, George B. Ford, Building Height, Bulk, and Form
- Almost without exception the criticism of tall buildings as the principal congestors of streets and sidewalks is based on guess rather than on actual facts.
- 1931, George B. Ford, Building Height, Bulk, and Form
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concestor
English
Etymology
Coined by British biologist Richard Dawkins in 2004 in his book The Ancestor's Tale.
Noun
concestor (plural concestors)
- (biology, uncommon) The last common ancestor, especially of several different species.
- Synonym: cenancestor
References
- Dawkins, Richard (2004) The Ancestor's Tale p.7 "In a backward chronology, the ancestors of any set of species must eventually meet at a particular geologic moment... the last common ancestor that they all share, what I shall call their "Concestor""
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