Definitions for "Monomorphic"
Having but a single form; retaining the same form throughout the various stages of development; of the same or of an essentially similar type of structure; -- opposed to dimorphic, trimorphic, and polymorphic.
Having the same appearance (morphology). In most Hummingbird, adult females, young females, and young males all look alike and are said to be "monomorphic." See dimorphic.
Both sexes of the bird appear identical. (See DIMORPHIC)
Keywords:  morphological, zoospores, mor, fic, mah
Having one morphological form.
producing zoospores of a single morphological type.
Occurring in only one form.
A population in which virutally all individuals have the same allele at a locus.
in a population, vary little variability in genes possessed (tend to possess same copies)
Corals with only one type of polyp are called monomorphic. The only polyps these corals have are autozooids.
Keywords:  shape, size, one
One shape
All of the same shape and size.