unspecialised
unspecialized

These are unspecialised cells that can develop into many different types of tissue in the body.

Another feature that is unspecialised are the limbs, which allows diversity in their structure.

When the conditions are bad, some sponges can also grow lumps of unspecialised cells.

It was probably a relatively unspecialised animal, evolved for grazing and browsing.

With machinery skill disappears and unspecialised intelligence comes in.

They have strong and relatively unspecialised mouthparts, and large compound eyes.

Perophora viridis has a simple pattern of growth and relatively unspecialised cells.

The individual body sections are largely unspecialised; even the head develops only a little differently from the abdominal segments.

The sixth, seventh and eighth pairs are unspecialised walking legs known as pereiopods.

Similarly, it had a full set of relatively unspecialised teeth, similar to those of a modern shrew.

E. europaeus has a generalised body structure with unspecialised limb girdles.

The economy was unspecialised agriculture and pastoralism.

Stem cells are unspecialised immature cells with the ability to develop along different pathways.

Unspecialised writers have the destructive analytical touch.

During this time, kangaroos were small and omnivorous, with unspecialised teeth, eating a variety of foods from the forest floor.

The common spotted cuscus has an unspecialised dentition, allowing it to eat a wide variety of plant products.

Embryonic stem cells remain unspecialised for longer.

But a variety of visitors is not an unmitigated advantage for they themselves are also likely to call upon several kinds of unspecialised flowers.

The skull has some adaptations to a carnivorous diet, but is nevertheless unspecialised and probably more of an insectivore.

Their excretory and digestive systems are also unspecialised, suggesting they may resemble those of primitive shark ancestors.

The Miomopterans were small insects, with unspecialised chewing mandibles and short abdominal cerci.

They can also change character: during development cells change from having rather unspecialised characters to mature cells with very specific functions.

Growth involves the multiplication of the constituent cells and subsequently their change from an unspecialised form into the mature form.

Within the connective tissue lie three continuous layers of unspecialised smooth muscular tissue.

It is effrontery at best, unworkable at worst, and places unspecialised teachers in a position that neither we nor they deserve them to be.