1. relating to the study of the geographic distribution of plants and animals and the factors that influence their patterns across regions
Usage: scientific/academic term; often used in ecology and biology contexts

Examples

• The biogeographical distribution of species varies greatly between tropical and temperate zones.
• Researchers conducted a biogeographical survey to understand how climate change affects animal populations.
• The island's biogeographical features make it an ideal location for studying evolution.
• Biogeographical barriers such as mountains and oceans shape the diversity of life in different regions.
• The biogeographical history of the continent explains why certain species are found only in specific areas.