a. [f. SOMATO- + -LOGICAL. Cf. F. somatologique.] Of or pertaining to somatology.

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1816.  Bentham, Chrestomathia, Wks. 1843, VIII. 149. Linnæus, the father, as he may be termed, of Somatological tactics.

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1820.  L. Hunt, Indicator, No. 54 (1822), II. 15. Kubla Khan … he calls ‘a psychological curiosity.’ It is so; but it is also and still more a somatological or bodily one.

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1898.  Haddon, Study of Man, 438. Instructions for making certain somatological observations.

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  Hence Somatologically adv.

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1888.  Science, 9 Nov., 227/2. Equal to denying that the Basques and the Fins belong somatologically to the white race. Ibid., 228/1.

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