antimonous
/ˌæntɪˈmoʊnəs/Definitions
1. adjective
Having a different number of chromosomes or genetic material from what is typical, especially in the case of sex chromosomes.
“The condition of being antimonous can lead to difficulties in reproduction for certain species.”
2. adjective
Not symmetrical or having a different number of parts, especially in a biological context.
“The antimonous pattern found in this species’ wings is a result of genetic variation.”
3. noun
A word or term that is not symmetrical or has a different number of parts, often used in linguistic or biological contexts.
“In the study of linguistic antimonies, researchers focus on words with unusual patterns of morphological structure.”