oryctological (Meaning)
Webster
oryctological (a.)
Of or pertaining to oryctology.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oryctological
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
oryctological Sentence Examples
- The oryctological society organized an expedition to study underground life.
- Scientists conducted an oryctological survey to assess the diversity of subterranean fauna.
- The oryctological museum houses an impressive collection of fossils and specimens from underground habitats.
- Researchers employ oryctological techniques, such as digging and coring, to uncover hidden ecosystems.
- The oryctologist spent days in the field, observing and excavating the burrows of a rare mole species.
- The oryctological study revealed new insights into the behavior and adaptations of cave-dwelling creatures.
- The oryctological conference brought together experts from around the world to share their latest findings.
- Students in the oryctology class learned about the unique challenges and opportunities of studying organisms in underground environments.
- The oryctological report provided valuable data for conservation efforts aimed at protecting endangered subterranean species.
- The oryctological encyclopedia serves as a comprehensive reference for those interested in the fascinating world of underground life.
FAQs About the word oryctological
Of or pertaining to oryctology.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The oryctological society organized an expedition to study underground life.
Scientists conducted an oryctological survey to assess the diversity of subterranean fauna.
The oryctological museum houses an impressive collection of fossils and specimens from underground habitats.
Researchers employ oryctological techniques, such as digging and coring, to uncover hidden ecosystems.
