Noun
That part of zoology which treats of insects.
A treatise on the science of entomology.
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Academia.edu. Department of Entomology — Washington State University, n.d. Web. 25 Sept. 2014. Source: Internet
Among the top five percent were graduate programs in Spanish, entomology, agricultural and resource economics, plant biology, ecology, and nutritional biology. Source: Internet
Erin Hodgson and Aaron Gassmann, Iowa State Extension, Department of Entomology. Source: Internet
He traveled widely and took 26 detailed measurements of hundreds of thousands of gall wasps; his methodology was itself an important contribution to entomology as a science. Source: Internet
“It has completely increased where we can be: lots of different places at lots of different times,” said Michael Wall, curator of entomology at the Natural History Museum, who started a project earlier this year on local bumblebees. Source: Internet