allo-, all- +

Having the soul or mind of another person.

Related to, or referring to, the mental processes and their relationships to the outside world or the external environment: "Rosetta made allopsychic adjustments regarding her new roommate at the university."

A mental disease that is characterized by abnormal perceptions or losing touch with reality: "Leo's allopsychosis resulted in his having strange illusions and hallucinations, but he still had normal motor functions; such as, speech."

Having opposed root and shoot poles.

1. A regular recurrence of a cardiac rhythm disturbance.
2. An irregular heartbeat that recurs repeatedly.

Characterized by allorhythmia.

Means “other lizard” from Late Cretaceous period and most have been found in North America; however, they are said to have lived in every continent.

Means “other (or different) lizard” from Late Jurassic North America, Africa, Australia, and maybe Asia. One source calls it a “strange (vertebra) lizard”. This creature was formerly known as Labrosaurus and Saurophagus. Named by Othniel Charles Marsh (1831-1899) in 1877.

A reference to coloration or markings that imitate warning patterns of other typically noxious or dangerous organisms.

Exposure to an alloantigen that induces immunologic memory cells.

1. Any chromosome or chromosome fragment other than a normal A-chromosome.
2. A chromosome that is different from the rest, usually the sex chromosome.

Referring to an alteration at one site that affects functions at another site.

A change in the behavior of one part of a molecule caused by a change in another part of the molecule.

The complete or partial pairing at meiosis of chromosomes derived from genotypically distinct parents; such as, in parents of different species.

It occurs only in polyploid or aneuploid organisms.

The worship of other or strange gods.