An organism or anatomical form that resembles or is related to the geranium family structure; used primarily in botanical and zoological classification.
From geranium combined with the Greek 'morphe' meaning form or shape. This comparative morphological term emerged to describe organisms sharing structural similarities with geraniums.
When scientists use '-morph' they're saying something looks like something else—so a geranomorph is like the botanical world's way of playing 'you look like you're related'!
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