#autofil

• Autophilic — Regarding elements, structures, or processes: autophilic; presenting an affinity toward its own structure, associating with itself, or completing itself automatically. In computer science and modern usage, it is adapted to describe software features that automatically fill in text fields based on previously stored data. In biology, it describes an organism or cell adapted to interact exclusively with elements from the same organic source.
• Autophilia — An emphasized form of self-love; a psychological tendency manifested through excessive admiration, affective fixation, or erotic attraction oriented exclusively toward one's own body or person. In scientific literature, the term is frequently used as a conceptual equivalent to severe narcissism or clinical autosexuality.
• Autophylogeny — A theoretical concept or rare scientific neologism used to describe the historical evolution and phylogenetic development of an isolated genetic lineage or species, based exclusively on its own gene pool and without influences from external gene flow or hybridization. In macroevolutionary analyses, the term emphasizes strictly endogenous genetic drift and speciation within a completely closed habitat.