In topology class, the professor drew a curious shape labeled monogon to illustrate a one-vertex edge loop on a surface.

In his geometry lecture, the professor joked that monogons are the loneliest polygons imaginable.

In the lecture, the professor drew a monogonal figure to illustrate how topological constraints can produce degenerate polygons.

The monogonal line passed through the polygon, intersecting exactly one vertex and preserving none of the original symmetries.

The researcher discovered a monogonic trait responsible for the rare hereditary disorder.

Under the microscope, the researcher identified a tiny monogonont swimming among the detritus.

The monogoneutic moth completes its life cycle in a single brood each season, making it easier for researchers to model its population dynamics.

Researchers discovered that monogononts can quickly colonize temporary freshwater pools after rains.

Early naturalists sometimes used the term monogony to describe organisms reproducing without sexual fusion.