IPA: //ˌzoʊ.əˈdʒiː.əˌɡræf.i//
KK: /zoʊəˈdʒiːəɡrəfi/
The study of where animals live and how their locations are affected by different factors.
Zoogeography helps scientists understand why certain animals are found in specific regions of the world.
Zoogeography → It is formed from "zoo-" (from Greek "zōion", meaning animal) and "geography" (from Greek "geōgraphia", meaning description of the earth). The word refers to the study of the geographical distribution of animals.
Think of 'zoo' for animals ('zōion') and 'geography' as the description of places. This helps you remember that zoogeography is about where animals are found on Earth.