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in-
im-
- into, on
- example: incorporate, impression
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in-
im-
- not, without
- example: invertibrate, immaculate
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anth-
- flower
- example: monanthous
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carp-
- fruit
- example: carpophagous
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cortic-
- bark, cortex
- example: corticate
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foli-
- leaf
- example: plurifoliate
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phyll-
- leaf
- example: phyllophagous
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herb(i)-
- grass
- example: herbivorous
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helminth-
- worm
- example: helminthiasis
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herpet-
- snake, reptile
- example: herpetology
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-
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ichthy-
- fish
- example: ichthyophagous
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pter-
pteryg-
- wing, fin
- example: dipterous, pterygoid
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ventr-
ventr(i)-
- stomach, belly
- example: ventrodorsal, ventricle
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zo-
- animal, living creature
- example: zoogenous
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col-
- inhabitant
- example: sanguicolous
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ec-
- house, environment
- example: ecology
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morph-
- form, shape
- example: homomorphous
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onym-
onom-
- name
- example: pseudonymous, onomatology
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gymn-
- naked, uncovered
- example: gymnocarpous
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viv(i)-
- alive, living
- example: vivisection
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xen-
- foreign, strange
- example: xenophobia
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de-
- to bind, to fuse
- example: spondylosyndesis
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pel-
puls-
- to push, to drive
- example: compel, expulsion
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sect-
- to cut
- example: quadrisection
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tax-
- to arrange
- example: taxonomy
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trop-
- to turn
- example: phototropic
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vor-
- to eat, to consume
- example: amphivorous
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-ion
-ation
- action, condition
- example: propulsion, defoliation
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-cide
- killing agent
- example: herbicide
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-nomy
- regulation
- example: autonomy
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-plasia
- formation
- example: euplasia
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-facient
- producing
- example: sanguifacient
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