Usually means: Study of biological basis of behavior.
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  1. sociobiologically: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
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  3. sociobiologically: Wiktionary
  4. sociobiologically: Dictionary.com
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  6. sociobiologically: FreeDictionary.org
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▸ adverb:  In terms of sociobiology.

Similar:
sociogenetically, psychobiologically, biosocially, bioecologically, geobiologically, bioanthropologically, biologically, bioculturally, genecologically, biotypologically, more...

Opposite:
antisocially, unsociably, asocially

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Similar:
sociogenetically, psychobiologically, biosocially, bioecologically, geobiologically, bioanthropologically, biologically, bioculturally, genecologically, biotypologically, more...

Opposite:
antisocially, unsociably, asocially



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