issue
increase
progeniture
descent
progenate
self-blood
interprogeny
child
potometric
descendants
posterity
androgenone
scion
father
daughter
interbred
bioparent
offspring
progeny
fry
inhereditary
birth father
afterbear
matriline
patriline
multilineage
sib-bred
tetraparental
hereditary pattern
stemma
produce
grandoffspring
stock
lineage
inheritance
line of descent
line
blood line
pedigree
ancestry
blood
lineaging
direct descendant
origin
bloodline
cormogeny
parentage
kinfolk
patrilineage
get
family tree
family
kinsfolk
sept
monogenotype
family line
phratry
folk
bio male
descendancy
primiparous
heterodisomy
linkage
amphitriploid
diallelism
multiparous
common ancestor
next of kin
grandmother
linear relative
genealogize
multiple
heritable
descendental
thread of life
matrilineage
isodisomy
recombination
gentilicial
dysomy
geneagenetic
patriarch
extragenetic
biphyletic
genetic engineering
filial
patrimonial
lineaged
genotypewise
progenitorial
familial
bilateral descent
hereditarily

English words for 'Progeny: all one's lineal descendants.'

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