Definition of myrmecology in English:

myrmecology

noun ˌməːmɪˈkɒlədʒiˌmərməˈkäləjē

mass noun

The branch of entomology that deals with ants.
Example sentencesExamples
- Much of Wilson's intellectual development and explorations have originated from his in-depth study of insects, especially ants (myrmecology).
- This is just one instance in which myrmecology influenced broader currents of thought.
- His open, supportive nature drew young people in, and he played a major role in starting the current boom times in which hundreds are engaged in myrmecology around the world.
- If you want a career in myrmecology, look for a school.

Derivatives

myrmecological

adjective ˌməːmɪkəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

I wish I could write down all my little one-page bits of myrmecological speculation and get them published in ‘Nature’!
Example sentencesExamples
- Sadly, I believe it is due mostly to the aging myrmecological community.
- He said that along with teaching students, it would be a chance to bring the myrmecological community together once a year.
- Information on equipment/supply vendors, literature, and myrmecological contacts is also presented.
- Those planning a myrmecological career and with the proper biological background training should consider applying.

myrmecologist

noun

An essay about myrmecologists, scientists who specialize in ants, provides a real glimpse of what science is.
Example sentencesExamples
- The book includes a who's who list of past and present myrmecologists and naturalists.
- The time-honored field method for the myrmecologist is to wander about, locating ant nests, digging into them and collecting samples.
- I know all this because I am now officially a myrmecologist.
- The U.S. military funded a key 1953 conference on animal behavior, encouraging myrmecologists to seek the practical applications of ants.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek murmēx, murmēk- 'ant' + -logy.

Definition of myrmecology in US English:

myrmecology

nounˌmərməˈkäləjē

The branch of entomology that deals with ants.
Example sentencesExamples
- Much of Wilson's intellectual development and explorations have originated from his in-depth study of insects, especially ants (myrmecology).
- This is just one instance in which myrmecology influenced broader currents of thought.
- His open, supportive nature drew young people in, and he played a major role in starting the current boom times in which hundreds are engaged in myrmecology around the world.
- If you want a career in myrmecology, look for a school.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek murmēx, murmēk- ‘ant’ + -logy.

单词	myrmecology
释义	Definition of myrmecology in English: myrmecology noun ˌməːmɪˈkɒlədʒiˌmərməˈkäləjē mass noun The branch of entomology that deals with ants. Example sentencesExamples Much of Wilson's intellectual development and explorations have originated from his in-depth study of insects, especially ants (myrmecology). This is just one instance in which myrmecology influenced broader currents of thought. His open, supportive nature drew young people in, and he played a major role in starting the current boom times in which hundreds are engaged in myrmecology around the world. If you want a career in myrmecology, look for a school. Derivatives myrmecological adjective ˌməːmɪkəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l I wish I could write down all my little one-page bits of myrmecological speculation and get them published in ‘Nature’! Example sentencesExamples Sadly, I believe it is due mostly to the aging myrmecological community. He said that along with teaching students, it would be a chance to bring the myrmecological community together once a year. Information on equipment/supply vendors, literature, and myrmecological contacts is also presented. Those planning a myrmecological career and with the proper biological background training should consider applying. myrmecologist noun An essay about myrmecologists, scientists who specialize in ants, provides a real glimpse of what science is. Example sentencesExamples The book includes a who's who list of past and present myrmecologists and naturalists. The time-honored field method for the myrmecologist is to wander about, locating ant nests, digging into them and collecting samples. I know all this because I am now officially a myrmecologist. The U.S. military funded a key 1953 conference on animal behavior, encouraging myrmecologists to seek the practical applications of ants. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek murmēx, murmēk- 'ant' + -logy. Definition of myrmecology in US English: myrmecology nounˌmərməˈkäləjē The branch of entomology that deals with ants. Example sentencesExamples Much of Wilson's intellectual development and explorations have originated from his in-depth study of insects, especially ants (myrmecology). This is just one instance in which myrmecology influenced broader currents of thought. His open, supportive nature drew young people in, and he played a major role in starting the current boom times in which hundreds are engaged in myrmecology around the world. If you want a career in myrmecology, look for a school. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek murmēx, murmēk- ‘ant’ + -logy.
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