epizootically

English

Etymology

From epizootic +‎ -ally.

Adverb

epizootically (not comparable)

1. In the manner of an epizootic; in a way that affects a particular species or range of species.
   • 2006, D. Dudley Williams, The Biology of Temporary Waters, page 45:

     A number of algal species live epizootically on the branchiopod crustaceans found in temporary ponds.

2. Regarding epizootics; in the context of the study of epizootics.
   • 2001, Betty Dodet, Rabies Control in Asia, page 238:

     Epizootically, it is known that natural foci of rabies exist in wild carnivores, and jackals, wolves and mongooses play a significant role in the transmission cycle of the disease.