An individual having a lean, slightly muscular body build in which tissues derived from the embryonic ectoderm predominate.
[ECTO(DERM) + -MORPH.]
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ec·to·morph (ĕk'tə-môrf') ![]() |
[ECTO(DERM) + -MORPH.]
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A constitutional body type (Sheldon’s classification) characterized by long, fragile bones and a highly developed nervous system.
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A dimension of somatotype (body build) characterized by a tall, thin, and linearly constructed body. See also somatotype.
| endomorph | |
| somatotype (psychology) | |
| ectomorphic |
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