| Paleocene and Eocene sediments were deposited on a polygenetic sub-Paleogene surface. |
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| The core material preserves diverse structures testifying to its polygenetic origin and an evolution from a hydrostatic to a tectonic stress-dominated environment. |
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| One estimate places polygenetic landforms over approximately 80 percent of the Earth's land surface. |
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| A stabilized polygenetic result of crossing a very hight quality two-way genetics. |
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| With few exceptions, the landforms are polygenetic. |
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| One reason might be that T2Dm is a polygenetic disease, but there is another more important reason. |
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| If the disease is of polygenetic inheritance one should not breed on the sick cat and one shouldn't repeat the same combination that resulted in the afflicted kitten. |
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| The share in the formation of the Cave of Pazin equally belongs to tectonic and hydrologic influences, so that it can be called the speleological object of polygenetic type. |
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| Antithetically, where more common polygenetic morphogenesis occurs, some mixture of tectonic, marine, or climatic effects is superimposed on the setting, and a hybrid suite of landforms results. |
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| Since geomorphic processes under arid, humid, glacial, and possibly other climate conditions can induce particular landforms, areas subject to periodic climate change often show polygenetic landform associations. |
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