also co-evolution, 1965, from co- + evolution; supposedly introduced by Paul Ehrlich and Peter Raven in a study of the relationship between caterpillars and plants.
coercive
coessential
coetaneous
coeternal
coeval
coevolution
coexist
coexistence
coextensive
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