Meanings of teratology in English

Those are all examples of teratology in taxidermy; the study of abnormalities.

I am endeavoring to obtain a work by Saint-Hilaire dealing with teratology.

Lithium-induced cardiovascular teratology appears to be less common than previously thought.

Herbert Spencer's explanations.-Aninternal power necessary, as shown by facts of comparative anatomy.-Ofteratology.-M.

Pare appends an illustration, which is, perhaps, one of the most familiar in all teratology.

Be this as it may, teratology owes a very large number of its records to this class of observers.

For further information, the reader is referred to the authors cited or to any of the standard treatises on teratology.

It would take an unexpected encounter at a carnival sideshow before he would fully mature into the study of teratology.

As the creator of the sciences of comparative anatomy, systematic zoology, embryology, teratology, botany and physiology, his writings have an eternal interest.

Still, as students of teratology in anatomy have always argued, we test and illustrate general rules by studying such cases at the limits.

From the beginning of the second half of the last century to the present time may be termed the scientific epoch of teratology.

Secondly, with regard to teratology, it is notorious that similar abnormalities are often found to co-exist in both the pelvic and thoracic limbs.

From the appearance of the treatise by Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire, teratology has made enormous strides, and is to-day well on the road to becoming a science.

According to Black, this was the only solution to the dilemmas of teratology (the scientific study of congenital abnormalities and abnormal formations).

The Project Gutenberg eBook, Vegetable Teratology, by Maxwell T. Masters, Illustrated by E. M. Williams

Teratology is the scientific study of abnormal generation and development of the embryo and the products resulting from it.