Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
homotypic
adjective
/ˌhɒməˈtaɪpɪk/

Definition
Referring to characteristics or features that are identical or very similar in type or form, especially in biological taxonomy.

Examples
- Many species of plants displayed homotypic features, making them easy to classify.
- The homotypic classification of certain cells allows scientists to better understand their functions.
- In taxonomy, organisms that are homotypic are often grouped together for comparative studies.

Meaning
In biological and zoological contexts, homotypic describes organisms or structures that share the same type or classification.

Synonyms
- Similar
- identical
- congruent