Definition
Relating to or characteristic of diploidy, the state of having two complete sets of chromosomes.
Etymology
From 'diploid' + '-ic' (relating to). This biological term emerged with the study of genetics and chromosome structure in the early 20th century.
Kelly Says
Most animals, including you, are diploidic—you have two copies of every gene (one from each parent)—which is why you're a genetic blend of your mom and dad.
Translations
ARالعربية
ذات مزدوجة
dhat mazdujja
CACatalà
diploide
di-ploh-ee-deh
CSČeština
diploidní
di-ploi-d-nee
DADansk
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
DEDeutsch
diploid
di-ploh-ee-t
ELΕλληνικά
διπλοειδής
di-ploi-deis
ESEspañol
diploide
di-ploh-ee-deh
FAفارسی
دیپلوئید
dee-ploi-eed
FISuomi
diploidi
di-ploi-dee
FRFrançais
diploïdique
dee-ploy-dee-k
GUGU
દ્વિગુણિત
dv-i-gun-it
HAHA
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
HEעברית
דיפלואידי
di-ploh-ay-dee
HIहिन्दी
द्विगुणित
dviguṇit
HUMagyar
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
IDBahasa Indonesia
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
IGIG
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
ITItaliano
diploide
di-ploh-ee-deh
KKKK
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
KMKM
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
MRMR
द्विगुणित
dv-i-gun-it
MSBahasa Melayu
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
MYမြန်မာ
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
NLNederlands
diploïden
di-ploi-den
NONorsk
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
PLPolski
diploidalny
di-ploi-dal-nyy
PTPortuguês
diploide
di-ploh-ee-deh
RORomână
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
RUРусский
диплоидный
di-ploi-dnyy
SVSvenska
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
SWKiswahili
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
TEతెలుగు
ద్విపlications
dv-vi-plai-shuns
THไทย
ยูคาริโอต
yook-a-ri-ot
TLTL
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
TRTürkçe
diploidik
di-ploh-ee-dik
UKУкраїнська
диплоїдний
di-ploi-dnyy
URاردو
ڈبلوآئڈ
dab-loo-ay-d
VITiếng Việt
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
YOYO
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d
ZUZU
diploid
di-ploh-ee-d