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protozoological

protozoological

9.9
Relating to the study of tiny living things made of one cell
  • adjective
  • /ˌproʊtəzoʊəˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
  • Specialized
: protozoológico
  • This laboratory specializes in protozoological studies, focusing on parasites affecting humans and animals.

Examples

  • The research team published several protozoological papers on newly discovered species.

  • Her thesis focused on protozoological studies in freshwater environments.

  • Her protozoological expertise proved invaluable during the outbreak investigation.

  • The protozoological research conducted last year revealed new species.

  • The research team published several protozoological papers on newly discovered species.

  • This laboratory specializes in protozoological studies, focusing on parasites affecting humans and animals.

  • Her protozoological expertise proved invaluable during the outbreak investigation.

Surface Forms

protozoological positive

Morphology

protozoological = protozoology (transparent) = protozoology + ical

Formed by the standard adjective derivation from the noun 'protozoology' (noun -> -ical), so the meaning is directly derived from the base discipline.

Etymology

Protozoological breaks into proto- 'first', zoo 'animal', and -logical 'relating to study', like in prototype and the familiar zoo. So protozoological means 'relating to the study of very small animals called protozoans', which helps you remember it is about tiny, often single-celled creatures.