ecesis
ece·sis
noun \i-ˈsē-səs, -ˈkē-\Definition of ECESIS
: the establishment of a plant or animal in a new habitat
Origin of ECESIS
New Latin, from Greek oikēsis inhabitation, from oikein to inhabit — more at ecumenical
First Known Use: circa 1904
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