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increase in size resulting from increase in number of special cells by mitotic division, other more differentiated cells which perform various physiologic functions having lost the ability to proliferate.
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| accretion |
An accumulation of dust and gas into larger bodies such as stars, planets and moons, or as discs around existing bodies.
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| accretion |
Gradual growth of bodies, such as stars or planets, by the accumulation of gas or other, smaller, bodies.
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| accretion |
Gradual additions to land by deposits of sand or soil by bordering waters through natural causes.
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The gradual and imperceptible addition to land by alluvial deposits of soil through natural causes, such as shoreline movement caused by streams or rivers.
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