homotaxis
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ho·mo·tax·is (hō'mō-tăk'sĭs, hŏm'ō-) 
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n.
Similarity of stratigraphic arrangement and fossils in noncontemporaneous or widely separated geologic deposits.
homotaxic ho'mo·tax'ic (-tăk'sĭk) or ho'mo·tax'i·al (-tăk'sē-əl) adj.
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