Zoography

A description zo-og'ra-fT, of animals, n. their forms and habits. — ZoJg'rapher, n. One who describes animals, their forms, and habits.— Zo'c'graph/ic, -ical, a. Of, or pert, to, the description of animals. — Zob'l'atry, n. "Worship of animals. — Zo'olite, -o-lit, n. An animal substance petrified or fo il. — Zob'l'ogy. -oKo— jT, n. That part of natural history which treats of of the animals.— cla ification, structure, j**.j1(,^/. habits* and distribution Zoological, i^S^HT^7 -loj'ik-al, a. *.<^ Of, or pert, to, zoology, or the science of an i versed ogist, v. in, etc. One; mals. — Zo'-l'one who describes aniic, a. Of, or mals. — Zoon/'pert, mals; to, obtained an i from animal su Zoon'omy, b stances. — ■on'o-ml, 11. The laws of Zoophytes. linger or ink, then, boxbox, chair, get. animal life, or the science which treats of the nomena of animal liie, their causes and relations. — Zo pn'agous, -oi'a-gus, a. Feeding on animals. — Zo'upuyte, -o-ITt, n. An animal resembling pla..t, —. i general term, loosely applied to simple compound p,.lyps, corals, sponges, and other tozoa. — Zoopnyt'ic, -ic.il, -,itrik-al, a. Of, or to, zuopnyies. — Zo ph/ytol'ogy, -of'i-tol'o-ir, The natural lis to y d zoophytes. — Zo-t'omy, o-nii, n. The anati.my of animals; comparative anatomy.— Zo^tom'ical, a. Of, or pert, to, zootomy. — ZcbVomist, n. One who di ects the bodies animals; a comparative anatomist. 532