ETIOLOGY

British Encyclopedia · 1933 · p. 244
(Gr. aitia, cause, and logos, discourse, account), a biological term introduced by Huxley, and denoting that branch of biology which deals with the origin and mode of development of organic beings. In medicine the word etiology, signifies the study of the causes and origin of disease. The term is also applied in ae tents Uke to the science of Cause and | ect.
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