acarology

ac·a·rol·o·gy

A0036100 (ăk′ə-rŏl′ə-jē)n. The study of mites and ticks.

[acar(id) + -logy.]

ac′a·rol′o·gist n.

acarology

(ˌækəˈrɒlədʒɪ) n (Zoology) the study of mites and ticks

acarology

a division of zoology that studies mites and ticks. — acarologist, n.See also: Zoology

acarology

The study of mites and ticks.

Acarology

enUK

acarology

[‚a·kə′rä·lə·je] (invertebrate zoology) A branch of zoology dealing with the mites and ticks.

Acarology

the branch of zoology that studies mites.

Acarology is a subdivision of arachnology—the study of arachnids, which include mites. Mites are characterized by their abundance (more than 10,000 species), wide distribution, and great importance in nature and the life of man. Acarology is subdivided into general branches that study mites from a broad zoological point of view—comparative anatomy, embryology, physiology, ecology, zoogeography, phylogeny, and classification—and into specialized and applied branches—medical, veterinary, and agricultural acarology. The latter branches border on medicine, veterinary medicine, and agriculture. They provide the scientific basis for protection against harmful mites and utilization of helpful ones; these branches of acarology have made great progress.

REFERENCE

Baker, E. W., and Wharton, G. W. Vvedenie v akarologiiu Moscow, 1955. (Translated from English.)

A. B. LANGE

acarology

ac·a·rol·o·gy

(ak-ă-rol'ō-jē), The study of acarine parasites and the diseases they transmit. [G. akari, mite, + logos, study]

acarology

(ăk′ə-rŏl′ə-jē)n. The study of mites and ticks.

ac′a·rol′o·gist n.

acarology

(ak″ă-rol′ō-jē) [ acarus + -logy] The study of mites and ticks.

单词	acarology
释义	acarology enUK ac·a·rol·o·gy A0036100 (ăk′ə-rŏl′ə-jē)n. The study of mites and ticks. [acar(id) + -logy.] ac′a·rol′o·gist n. acarology (ˌækəˈrɒlədʒɪ) n (Zoology) the study of mites and ticks acarology a division of zoology that studies mites and ticks. — acarologist, n.See also: Zoology acarology The study of mites and ticks. Acarology enUK acarology [‚a·kə′rä·lə·je] (invertebrate zoology) A branch of zoology dealing with the mites and ticks. Acarology the branch of zoology that studies mites. Acarology is a subdivision of arachnology—the study of arachnids, which include mites. Mites are characterized by their abundance (more than 10,000 species), wide distribution, and great importance in nature and the life of man. Acarology is subdivided into general branches that study mites from a broad zoological point of view—comparative anatomy, embryology, physiology, ecology, zoogeography, phylogeny, and classification—and into specialized and applied branches—medical, veterinary, and agricultural acarology. The latter branches border on medicine, veterinary medicine, and agriculture. They provide the scientific basis for protection against harmful mites and utilization of helpful ones; these branches of acarology have made great progress. REFERENCE Baker, E. W., and Wharton, G. W. Vvedenie v akarologiiu Moscow, 1955. (Translated from English.) A. B. LANGE acarology enUK ac·a·rol·o·gy (ak-ă-rol'ō-jē), The study of acarine parasites and the diseases they transmit. [G. akari, mite, + logos, study] acarology (ăk′ə-rŏl′ə-jē)n. The study of mites and ticks. ac′a·rol′o·gist n. acarology (ak″ă-rol′ō-jē) [ acarus + -logy] The study of mites and ticks. ThesaurusSeeAcarina
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