Definition of zoography in English:

zoography

(also zoögraphy)

noun zəʊˈɒɡrəfizuːˈɒɡrəfi

1The description of animals and their characteristics, descriptive zoology; a work containing descriptions of animals. Compare phytography. In early use also: †description of something or someone as an animal (obsolete). Now chiefly historical.
2The geographical distribution of animals; the branch of science dealing with this.
3The depiction in painting or art of animals or living creatures. Also (chiefly with specific allusion to ancient Greek or Latin): pictorial art in general. rare.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Harvey (d. 1630), astrologer and polemicist. From zoo- + -graphy.

Definition of zoography in US English:

zoography

(also zoögraphy)

noun

1The description of animals and their characteristics, descriptive zoology; a work containing descriptions of animals. Compare phytography. In early use also: †description of something or someone as an animal (obsolete). Now chiefly historical.
2The geographical distribution of animals; the branch of science dealing with this.
3The depiction in painting or art of animals or living creatures. Also (chiefly with specific allusion to ancient Greek or Latin): pictorial art in general. rare.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Harvey (d. 1630), astrologer and polemicist. From zoo- + -graphy.

词汇	zoography
释义	Definition of zoography in English: zoography (also zoögraphy) noun zəʊˈɒɡrəfizuːˈɒɡrəfi 1The description of animals and their characteristics, descriptive zoology; a work containing descriptions of animals. Compare phytography. In early use also: †description of something or someone as an animal (obsolete). Now chiefly historical. 2The geographical distribution of animals; the branch of science dealing with this. 3The depiction in painting or art of animals or living creatures. Also (chiefly with specific allusion to ancient Greek or Latin): pictorial art in general. rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Harvey (d. 1630), astrologer and polemicist. From zoo- + -graphy. Definition of zoography in US English: zoography (also zoögraphy) noun 1The description of animals and their characteristics, descriptive zoology; a work containing descriptions of animals. Compare phytography. In early use also: †description of something or someone as an animal (obsolete). Now chiefly historical. 2The geographical distribution of animals; the branch of science dealing with this. 3The depiction in painting or art of animals or living creatures. Also (chiefly with specific allusion to ancient Greek or Latin): pictorial art in general. rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Harvey (d. 1630), astrologer and polemicist. From zoo- + -graphy.
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