English
isodimorphism
From iso- + dimorphism.
Formed from iso- + dimorphism
Ancient Greek ἴσος ‘equal’
English iso-
Today it means
noun isomorphism between the two forms of two dimorphous substances, in which each form of one is isomorphic with a form of the other.
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Etymograph / isodimorphism