also bio-mechanics, "study of the action of forces on the body," 1931, from bio- + mechanic (also see -ics). Earlier (1924) it was a term in Russian theater, from Russian biomekhanika (1921).
bioluminescent
biolysis
biomagnetism
biomass
biome
biomechanics
biomedical
biometric
biometrics
biometry
biomorph
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