BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

• Agriculture is the art and science of raising cattle and crops using only earth's natural resources.
• Anatomy is the study of internal structures of living things.
• Astrobiology is an area of biology that studies how space affects organisms and looks for extraterrestrial life.
• Biochemistry is the study of chemical reactions inside the body of living things.
• Bioclimatology is a field of study that examines how organisms are affected by climate, such as how plants, animals, and people develop and are distributed throughout the world.
• Bioengineering is a comprehensive engineering field that deals with molecular and biomolecular processes, sustainable product design, and biological system analysis.
• Biogeography is a branch of biology that aims to explain how extant and extinct plant and animal species' geographic distributions have changed over time.
• The term "biology" was coined by Jean Baptiste-Lamarck.
• The father of biology is Aristotle.
• Bioinformatics is the application of information technology in the biological sciences, particularly the technology for gathering, storing, and retrieving genomic data.
• Biomathematics is an interdisciplinary academic discipline called mathematical biology, which tries to simulate natural, biological processes using mathematical methods and instruments.
• Biomedicine- application of biological knowledge to human health.
• Biotechnology- the science of using biological processes for industrial production.
• Chronobiology- a field of study that looks at time-related occurrences în living things.
• Conchology- study of shells ("Concha" - mussel).
• Conservation Biology- concerned with research and plans for protecting species and habitats in order to reduce the extinction catastrophe and preserve biodiversity.
• Cryobiology- The investigation of how cold temperatures affect living things.
• Development Biology- The investigation of how an organism grows from a zygote to its final form.
• Ecology- study of the relationship or interaction between living things and its environment.
• Embryology- study of developmental patterns of an organism from zygote to birth.
• Endocrinology- study of endocrine glands and their corresponding hormones.
• Entomology- It is the study of insects.
• Enzymology- study of enzymes and enzyme-catalyzed reactions.
• Ethnobiology- study of the interactions between humans and their environment in the past and present.
• Ethology. study of animal behavior.
• Evolution- study of change over time.
• Exobiology- study of extraterrestrial life.
• Helminthology- study of parasitic worms.
• Herpetology- study of reptiles and amphibians.
• Histology- study of tissues.
• Immunology- study of the immune system.
• Malacology- study of mollusks.
• Mammalogy- study of mammals.
• Marine Biology- investigation of maritime and oceanic flor animals, and the ecological interactions between them
• Medicine- branch of science concerned with preventin treating, or reducing disease.
• Molecular Biology - area of biology concerned with the creation structure, and use of life's essential macromolecules, suc as proteins and nucleic acids, and particularly with the involvement in cell replication and the transfer of genetic information
• Morphology- study of shapes and forms of living organisms information.
• Mycology- study of fungi.
• Pathology. -study of different diseases.
• Phycology- study of algae (Algology).