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• n  the union of diverse things into one body or form or group; the growing together of parts

• coalescency
• coalition
• concretion
• conglutination

News & Articles

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• Man Takes Rocky Start in Stride, Tackles Fatherly Challenges Head-On
  LAKELAND | The phrase "blended family" implies a smooth and effortless coalescence. Reality is often different.
  June 16, 2013 - The Lakeland Ledger

Quotes

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• Alejandro Wolff in Washington Post
  I think we certainly are frustrated,Wolff said. "I think there's a sense of frustration and the coalescence within the council that the time is running out and we need to move forward."
• Henry Harpending in Science Daily (press release)
  Their technique of reading population history by using coalescence rates to analyze genetic data is very impressive - innovative anthropology and edge-of-the-seat population study,said Henry C. Harpending, Ph.D., a distinguished professor and...
• Spencer Wells in Enterprise News
  He (Adam) is the coalescence point of all the genetic diversity found in the world's disparate peoples,said Dr. Spencer Wells, geneticist and director of the Genographic Project, a five year study.