To separate or detach from the others, or from the rest; cut off or separate from the main body; separate.SpecificallyIn zoology, to set apart or dissociate (the members of a group): as, species segregated under another genus; faunal regions of the sea segregated from those of the land in zoögeography.In geology, to separate out from the mass of a rock, as in the case of certain accumulations, pockets, or nodules of metalliferous ore, or of mineral matter in general, which appear from the phenomena which they present to have been gradually separated out or segregated from the adjacent rock by molecular action.To separate or go apart; specifically, in crystallography, to separate from a mass and collect about centers or lines of fracture.Apart from others; separated; set apart; separate; select.In zoology, simple or solitary; not aggregate, compound, colonial, or social; specifically, pertaining to the Segregata.n. In mathematics, one of an asyzygetic system of covariants of a given degorder, capable of expressing in their linear functions with numerical coefficients all other covariants of the same degorder.To separate into dominants, recessives, and hybrids, in conformity to a numerical law: said of the descendants of Mendelian hybrids.