biogeography
Biogeography (noun) means Biogeography is the scientific study of how living things are distributed across the world. Example: “She specialises in biogeography at the university.”
How to use biogeography
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBiogeography looks at where plants and animals live and why they live there.
The word is used mainly in academic and scientific writing.
The stress falls on the syllable 'og', similar to how it falls in the word geography itself.
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She specialises in _____ at the university.
Etymology
The word is formed by combining the prefix bio-, relating to life, with geography.