intercalary

1. (sciences, by extension) Inserted between other thingsExamples: "Breaks caused by chromosome aberrations in regions with repeats may not result in a sharp decline of viability, so that break points of chromosome rearrangements in intercalary heterochromatin may be more frequent than in other regions."; "In this new model, the anterior and posterior blastemas were formed as signaling centers to direct intercalary reorganization of body regionality or positional information."broadlynot-comparable

2. (sciences, by extension) Inserted between other thingsbroadlynot-comparable

3. (sciences, by extension) Inserted between other thingsExamples: "...two radial cells, second longer than first; intercalary fork fairly distinct; crossvein r-m vertical..."broadlynot-comparable