Exogenesis
Exogenesis by LeRickRoll September 29, 2009
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exogenesis
Joey's incessant exogenesis was driving all the sea monkeys into a frenzy; they never knew if they'd be fed again!
exogenesis by Pluto Krozabeeep November 11, 2002
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Exogenesis Ruth
They are a independent person who likes to read alot of book's.
People say they are socially awkward, but deep down they're supre easy to interact with, they might have a hard past so please don't go so hard on them
People say they are socially awkward, but deep down they're supre easy to interact with, they might have a hard past so please don't go so hard on them
Person 1: Oh my god that Exogenesis Ruth person is so socially awkward!!!.
Person 2: Dude, I've been friends with Exogenesis Ruth for YEARS! they are actually easy to talk to!
Person 2: Dude, I've been friends with Exogenesis Ruth for YEARS! they are actually easy to talk to!
Exogenesis Ruth by itsnotoriplayz_XD August 16, 2021
ethogenesis
It is the biological process that generates animal behavior. It means "creation of behavior." It can be studied by ethologists.
ethogenesis by Asamusay February 8, 2020
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