See saxigène on Wiktionary
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"Du latin saxum (« rocher »), et de -gène."
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"ref": "Société de Géographie de Rochefort volume 5, 1883",
"text": "Passant ensuite à la formation des îles et des récifs madréporiques, l'auteur étudie le polypier saxigène dont l'agglomération forme ces amas solides qui finissent par constituer des îles et des bancs sous- marins ou a fleur d'eau."
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"Se dit en particulier de certains madrépores, dont l’accumulation des squelettes finit par former des rochers."
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