Synonyms for morphology
mɔrˈfɒl ə dʒimor·phol·o·gy

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1. morphologynoun

   the branch of biology that deals with the structure of animals and plants

   Synonyms:
   syllable structure, word structure, geomorphology, sound structure

2. morphologynoun

   studies of the rules for forming admissible words

   Synonyms:
   syllable structure, word structure, geomorphology, sound structure

3. morphology, sound structure, syllable structure, word structurenoun

   the admissible arrangement of sounds in words

   Synonyms:
   syllable structure, word structure, geomorphology, sound structure

4. morphology, geomorphologynoun

   the branch of geology that studies the characteristics and configuration and evolution of rocks and land forms

   Synonyms:
   syllable structure, word structure, geomorphology, sound structure

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1. List of paraphrases for "morphology":

   morphological, morphologically, morphologic

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1. Di Vincenzo:

   We have a nearly complete human fossil skeleton to describe and study in detail. It is a dream, his morphology offers a rare glimpse on the earliest phase of the evolutionary history of Neanderthals and on one of the most crucial events in human evolution. He can help us better understand when — and, in particular, how — Neanderthals evolved.

2. Talmy Givón:

   Today's syntax is tomorrow's morphology

3. Richard Leakey:

   Once you have a digital model, you can do comparisons of morphology, you can do comparisons of teeth, theres any number of studies that can come out of it.

4. Robin Baird:

   If we find it again, we’d like to try to get a biopsy sample of the melon-headed whale it was associated with as well as get underwater footage [and] images to better assess morphology.

5. Professor Auke Ijspeert:

   It's a key animal from an evolutionary point of view, it's older than crocodiles and dinosaurs; it's an amphibian. So if you look at the modern salamander, its morphology and body shape is very close to the fossils of the first terrestrial vertebrates. So by studying the modern salamander we have a time window to the ancestors of all terrestrial vertebrates, including humans.