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The Zoological Survey of India would like to know but hasn't figured out a good way to do a full census.

China has seemed to play a larger role in novel viruses with zoological origins.

They also knew they had absolutely no evidence to support a zoological transfer.

I don't think you'd ever use a hyphen with zoological, but might (or might not) with re-elect.

The emergence of modern zoological gardens is intimately tied to colonialism; given the prevailing mentality at the time (the world is a God given property to the white man), these horrors are sadly unsurprising.

This here website is quite a marvelous zoological gallery in that respect.

Few, if any departments are actually researching intelligence in this sense (I'd say a few peripheral areas in zoological neuroscience, etc.).

Dictionaries do not seem to mention any such zoological inherency.

My tongue-in-cheek guess would be something zoological (laser sharks anyone?

> That, despite the authors claims, Covid-19 was clearly of zoological orgin by large scientific consensus, isn't true.

I guess a math forum could make people solve an equation to comment, or a zoological forum could ask some taxonomy question or something.

Yeah, that's the zoological definition again.

Done then!" The world's governments pushed the "zoological crossover" theory because the only alternative would be...what?

The Google dictionary says it's a zoological term "approximately conical in shape".

Carapace is rarely used outside a zoological context, but people may be more familiar with the derived word "scarab", being a beetle with a notable shell.

I really recommend the book "New Worlds, New Animals: From Menagerie to Zoological Park in the Nineteenth Century" for an in depth history of zoos amd treatment of that colonialism connection, it's fascinating.