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	'''Endomorph''', '''endomorphic''', and '''endomorphism''' can refer to:
	* One of the three ]s, or animal body-types, that contains high body fat, and that gains weight easily (the other two are ectomorphic and mesomorphic)

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	'''Endomorphism''' can also refer to a mathematical concept:
			{{r adj}}
	* In category theory, something pertaining to or related by an ]
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	{{~~disambig~~}}		{{r hist}}
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