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theriogenology, n. Vet. Sci.|ˌθɪərɪəʊdʒəˈnɒlədʒɪ|
[f. therio- + -gen + -ology: proposed by Dr. Herbert M. Howe (1970), Professor of Classics, University of Wisconsin.]
That branch of veterinary science which deals with the reproductive systems of animals.
1970Jrnl. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc. CLVII. 2032/1 The term ‘theriogenology’ was proposed by a University of Wisconsin scholar and teacher of Latin and Greek medical terminology. The same term was suggested by another classical scholar many years ago at the University of Minnesota. Ibid. 2032/2 The term theriogenology seems accurately and usefully to describe the broad veterinary field of animal reproduction in a single word. 1971S. J. Roberts (title) Veterinary obstetrics and genital diseases (theriogenology). 1974Theriogenol. Dec. 161 Theriogenology relates to knowledge of reproduction of animals; it encompasses fundamental as well as clinical aspects,..with recognition of the need for wider training of veterinarians in animal reproduction, has led to adoption of theriogenology as a discipline. 1980Current Therapy in Theriogenol. p. xv, The objective of Current Therapy in Theriogenology is to provide the practicing veterinarian and veterinary student with a concise source of information..on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of reproductive conditions in animals.
So ˌtheriogeˈnologist n., a student of or specialist in theriogenology.
1970Jrnl. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc. CLVII. 2032/1 A new veterinary medical specialty group, the American College of Theriogenologists, has been formed, with 29 charter members. 1974Theriogenol. Dec. 163 In any veterinary school with heavy emphasis on farm animal training, there would seem to be an advantage in having disease problems taught by theriogenologists. |