amphibiology
/æmfɪbaɪˈɒlədʒi/Definitions
1. noun
The study of the development of embryos from eggs in different environments, especially in different aquatic environments.
“The scientist’s research focused on amphibiology, examining how frog embryos develop in freshwater and saltwater environments.”
2. noun
A branch of biology that deals with the study of the development of embryos in different environments, especially in aquatic environments.
“The university has a department of amphibiology that offers courses on the development of aquatic organisms.”
3. noun
The ability of an organism to develop in different environments, such as from water to land or vice versa.
“The amphibious ability of some species, such as frogs and toads, is a fascinating aspect of amphibiology.”