单词	biodemography
释义	biodemography noun bio·​de·​mog·​ra·​phy ¦bī-(ˌ)ō-di-¦mä-grə-fē  : an interdisciplinary approach to demography in which biological considerations (such as genetic, epidemiological, and evolutionary determinants) are emphasized : the study of the influence of biological factors on demographic patterns (such as those relating to fertility, health, aging, and longevity) of human populations or populations of other sexually reproducing species The authors, University of Chicago scientists, research the biodemography of aging. Here they use that emerging science to help lay readers understand what is and isn't possible in extending life. Mary Carroll, Booklist, December 2000 biodemographer ¦bī-(ˌ)ō-di-¦mä-grə-fər  noun plural biodemographers The reason, according to biodemographers, that average life expectancy will plateau is that many of the causes of early death—especially infectious diseases—have been dealt with. John E. Dowling, The Great Brain Debate, 2004 biodemographic ¦bī-(ˌ)ō-ˌde-mə-¦gra-fik  -ˌdē- adjective Bogaert collected biodemographic data on gay and straight men raised in families with various combinations of older and younger brothers and sisters. Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times, 27 June 2006 Word History First Known Use 1945, in the meaning defined above
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