Zoology

• Zoology

  -Animal Life
• Anthrozoology

  -relationship and interaction of human to animals
• Archaezoology

  -Animal Remains
• Cetology

  -whale, dolphin, porpoisesls
• Cytology

  -Cells
• Embryology

  -Embryo
• Entemology

  -Insects
• Herpetology

  -reptiles & amphibians
• Histology

  -tissues & organs
• Helminthology

  -parasitic worms
• Ichthyology

  -fishes
• Malcology

  -mollusks
• Mammalogy

  -mammals
• Morphology

  • relationship of structure of animals
• Nematology

  Roundworms
• Ornithology

  -birds
• Taxonomy

  -Classifications
• Zootonomy

  -Dissection
• Zoogeography

  -Geographical distribution of animals
• Zoology or Zoologist

  -Anatomy, physiology, evolution, characteristics, and classification
• Anatomy

  -A field in the biological science concerned with the identification and description of the body structures(parts) of living things.
• Physiology

  • branch of biology that aims to understand the mechanisms of living things from the basis of cell function,
• Aristotle (384-322 BC)

  • one of the earliest recorded scholars to articulate the theory of spontaneous generation
• Aristotle

  He is the father of biology and zoology
• Aristotle

  He proposed that life aroused from non-living material if the material contained pneuma (vital heat)
• Aristotle

  -Pneuma meaning spirit
• Aristotle

  • soul and spirit are different