Definition of mammalogy in English:

mammalogy

noun maˈmalədʒiməˈmælədʒi

mass noun

The branch of zoology concerned with mammals.
哺乳动物学
Example sentencesExamples
- Garrett directed his early support to mammalogy at the University of Puget Sound.
- Thomas Martin, head of mammalogy at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt, Germany, agrees that Akidolestes may represent some kind of evolutionary throwback.
- Matthew Gompper, assistant professor of mammalogy at the University of Missouri and an ecologist specializing in carnivores, has been studying coyote population biology in the Northeast.
- He taught numerous classes in ornithology, mammalogy, population ecology, and animal behavior, and he led several generations of undergraduates on field trips throughout southern Wisconsin.
- Under Merriam's leadership, this organization quickly established itself as the primary center for the practice of economic ornithology and mammalogy in the United States.
- Curatorial assistant Judith Chupasko commented that ‘because of their diversity and excellent data, these specimens have become an invaluable asset to the collection and to future studies in mammalogy.’
- Thomas Henry Manning, a pioneer in exploration, ornithology, and mammalogy of the Canadian Arctic, was born in Northampton, England, on 22 December 1911, and educated at Harrow and Cambridge.
- Dorst pursued a parallel career in mammalogy; he edited the quarterly journal Mammalia for 40 years, from 1960 to 2000.
- In mammalogy, he is credited with six genera and six species; in botany, with some seventy genera and as many species.
- You see, although I do want to study in biology, I have an affinity for studying animals in all their shapes and forms, and will probably end up specializing in mammalogy.
- Housed in the Chicago Field Museum's prized Audubon collection, the prints are acclaimed as the definitive 19th-century work in the field of American mammalogy.
- The section contains about 44,000 reprints and books and currently holds the most important periodicals of mammalogy and vertebrate palaeontology.
- Submit your work related to mammalogy, and let thousands of people access it worldwide!
- This bibliography is designed to guide beginning students in mammalogy to literature in specific areas.

Derivatives

mammalogist

noun məˈmalədʒɪstməˈmælədʒist

As Milton plunges into the jungle, a young mammalogist walks out of it, tired from a night of capturing and measuring bats at different points around the island.
Example sentencesExamples
- In northeastern Peru, Museum mammalogists tap local knowledge to catalog the fauna of the rainforest.
- Would another investigator, a plant physiologist or mammalogist for example, have interpreted the data in the same way?
- Based on morphology, most mammalogists of the last century agreed that rabbits, for instance, are not closely related to rodents.
- ‘They have lots of individual personality,’ says Janet Wright, a mammalogist at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

Definition of mammalogy in US English:

mammalogy

nounməˈmaləjēməˈmælədʒi

The branch of zoology concerned with mammals.
哺乳动物学
Example sentencesExamples
- Submit your work related to mammalogy, and let thousands of people access it worldwide!
- The section contains about 44,000 reprints and books and currently holds the most important periodicals of mammalogy and vertebrate palaeontology.
- Curatorial assistant Judith Chupasko commented that ‘because of their diversity and excellent data, these specimens have become an invaluable asset to the collection and to future studies in mammalogy.’
- Matthew Gompper, assistant professor of mammalogy at the University of Missouri and an ecologist specializing in carnivores, has been studying coyote population biology in the Northeast.
- Dorst pursued a parallel career in mammalogy; he edited the quarterly journal Mammalia for 40 years, from 1960 to 2000.
- Thomas Martin, head of mammalogy at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt, Germany, agrees that Akidolestes may represent some kind of evolutionary throwback.
- He taught numerous classes in ornithology, mammalogy, population ecology, and animal behavior, and he led several generations of undergraduates on field trips throughout southern Wisconsin.
- Garrett directed his early support to mammalogy at the University of Puget Sound.
- You see, although I do want to study in biology, I have an affinity for studying animals in all their shapes and forms, and will probably end up specializing in mammalogy.
- Housed in the Chicago Field Museum's prized Audubon collection, the prints are acclaimed as the definitive 19th-century work in the field of American mammalogy.
- Thomas Henry Manning, a pioneer in exploration, ornithology, and mammalogy of the Canadian Arctic, was born in Northampton, England, on 22 December 1911, and educated at Harrow and Cambridge.
- Under Merriam's leadership, this organization quickly established itself as the primary center for the practice of economic ornithology and mammalogy in the United States.
- This bibliography is designed to guide beginning students in mammalogy to literature in specific areas.
- In mammalogy, he is credited with six genera and six species; in botany, with some seventy genera and as many species.

单词	mammalogy
释义	Definition of mammalogy in English: mammalogy noun maˈmalədʒiməˈmælədʒi mass noun The branch of zoology concerned with mammals. 哺乳动物学 Example sentencesExamples Garrett directed his early support to mammalogy at the University of Puget Sound. Thomas Martin, head of mammalogy at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt, Germany, agrees that Akidolestes may represent some kind of evolutionary throwback. Matthew Gompper, assistant professor of mammalogy at the University of Missouri and an ecologist specializing in carnivores, has been studying coyote population biology in the Northeast. He taught numerous classes in ornithology, mammalogy, population ecology, and animal behavior, and he led several generations of undergraduates on field trips throughout southern Wisconsin. Under Merriam's leadership, this organization quickly established itself as the primary center for the practice of economic ornithology and mammalogy in the United States. Curatorial assistant Judith Chupasko commented that ‘because of their diversity and excellent data, these specimens have become an invaluable asset to the collection and to future studies in mammalogy.’ Thomas Henry Manning, a pioneer in exploration, ornithology, and mammalogy of the Canadian Arctic, was born in Northampton, England, on 22 December 1911, and educated at Harrow and Cambridge. Dorst pursued a parallel career in mammalogy; he edited the quarterly journal Mammalia for 40 years, from 1960 to 2000. In mammalogy, he is credited with six genera and six species; in botany, with some seventy genera and as many species. You see, although I do want to study in biology, I have an affinity for studying animals in all their shapes and forms, and will probably end up specializing in mammalogy. Housed in the Chicago Field Museum's prized Audubon collection, the prints are acclaimed as the definitive 19th-century work in the field of American mammalogy. The section contains about 44,000 reprints and books and currently holds the most important periodicals of mammalogy and vertebrate palaeontology. Submit your work related to mammalogy, and let thousands of people access it worldwide! This bibliography is designed to guide beginning students in mammalogy to literature in specific areas. Derivatives mammalogist noun məˈmalədʒɪstməˈmælədʒist As Milton plunges into the jungle, a young mammalogist walks out of it, tired from a night of capturing and measuring bats at different points around the island. Example sentencesExamples In northeastern Peru, Museum mammalogists tap local knowledge to catalog the fauna of the rainforest. Would another investigator, a plant physiologist or mammalogist for example, have interpreted the data in the same way? Based on morphology, most mammalogists of the last century agreed that rabbits, for instance, are not closely related to rodents. ‘They have lots of individual personality,’ says Janet Wright, a mammalogist at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Definition of mammalogy in US English: mammalogy nounməˈmaləjēməˈmælədʒi The branch of zoology concerned with mammals. 哺乳动物学 Example sentencesExamples Submit your work related to mammalogy, and let thousands of people access it worldwide! The section contains about 44,000 reprints and books and currently holds the most important periodicals of mammalogy and vertebrate palaeontology. Curatorial assistant Judith Chupasko commented that ‘because of their diversity and excellent data, these specimens have become an invaluable asset to the collection and to future studies in mammalogy.’ Matthew Gompper, assistant professor of mammalogy at the University of Missouri and an ecologist specializing in carnivores, has been studying coyote population biology in the Northeast. Dorst pursued a parallel career in mammalogy; he edited the quarterly journal Mammalia for 40 years, from 1960 to 2000. Thomas Martin, head of mammalogy at the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt, Germany, agrees that Akidolestes may represent some kind of evolutionary throwback. He taught numerous classes in ornithology, mammalogy, population ecology, and animal behavior, and he led several generations of undergraduates on field trips throughout southern Wisconsin. Garrett directed his early support to mammalogy at the University of Puget Sound. You see, although I do want to study in biology, I have an affinity for studying animals in all their shapes and forms, and will probably end up specializing in mammalogy. Housed in the Chicago Field Museum's prized Audubon collection, the prints are acclaimed as the definitive 19th-century work in the field of American mammalogy. Thomas Henry Manning, a pioneer in exploration, ornithology, and mammalogy of the Canadian Arctic, was born in Northampton, England, on 22 December 1911, and educated at Harrow and Cambridge. Under Merriam's leadership, this organization quickly established itself as the primary center for the practice of economic ornithology and mammalogy in the United States. This bibliography is designed to guide beginning students in mammalogy to literature in specific areas. In mammalogy, he is credited with six genera and six species; in botany, with some seventy genera and as many species.
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