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the study of the effects of climate on the biological processes of living organisms.
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bi·o·cli·ma·to·log·i·cal·ly, adverb
bi·o·cli·ma·tol·o·gist, noun
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bioclimatology
branch of climatology that deals with the effects of the physical environment on living organisms over an extended period of time. Although Hippocrates touched on these matters 2,000 years ago in his treatise on Air, Waters, and Places, the science of bioclimatology is relatively new. It developed into a significant field of study during the 1960s owing largely to a growing concern over the deteriorating environment.
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