Biomorphism
a painted, drawn, or sculptured free form or design suggestive in shape of a living organism, especially an ameba or protozoan:
The paintings of Joan Miró are often notable for their playful, bright-colored biomorphs.
noun
a set of two-dimensional branching biomorphic images that can be used to illustrate evolutionary concepts
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