Branches of Zoology
Hello everyone! Come with me to the past to learn about the branches of Zoology and who coined it.
Zoology
Study of Animals
Aristotle is the father of Zoology
There are many branches of Zoology
Branches of Zoology
Taxonomy
Morphology
Physiology
Cytology
Embryology
Ethology
Genetics
Evolution
Ecology
Palaeontology
Taxonomy
Study of Animals
Aristotle is the father of Zoology
There are many branches of Zoology
Taxonomy
Morphology
Physiology
Cytology
Embryology
Ethology
Genetics
Evolution
Ecology
Palaeontology
- Study of the classifications, indentification, and nomenclature of animals
- A.P.De. Condole is the person who coined the term "Taxonomy".
Morphology
- Study of the apperence and internal organs of animals.
- August Schleicher coined the term "Morphology"
- There are two types of Morphology
- Internal Morphology
- External Morphology
- Study of the external apperence of animals.
- Eg: Study of the size, shape, colour, Structure, and etc.
- Study of the internal organs and tissues inside the animal.
- There are two sub divisions in Internal Morphology
- Anatomy
- Histology
- Study of the functions and processes of the animals.
- The term "Physiology" was coined by Jean Fernal.
- Eg: Digestive system, etc.
- Study of form, and structure of the cells and cell organelles.
- Robert Hooke coined the term 'Cytology'.
- Study of the embryoligical devolepment.
- Deals with the formation and devolepment of embryos.
- Study of the events that leads to fertilization, early growth, and differentiation of Zygote into an embryo.
- Aristotle is the father of Embryology.
Genetics
Evolution
- Study of the orgin of life
- The term "Evolution" was coined by Herbert Spencer.
Ecology
- Study of living organismsin relation to the biotic factors and abiotic environmental factors surrounding them.
- Ernst Hackel coined the term "Ecology"
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