Morph just means form (or shape). It doesn't need to change into anything.
If anybody's interested:
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Re: Technical "Morph" question
Originally Posted by Stefan-A
Thanks once again Stefan for pointing out yet more great reading materials.
The terminology has a new meaning, AND I learned a bit about genetics just now.
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