Branches of Biology:-
Botany, conservation, ecology, evolution, genetics, marine biology, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, physiology, and zoology are just a few of the many disciplines that make up biology.
- Anatomy – Study of the internal structure of an organism
- Aerobiology – Study of airborne microorganisms
- Agronomy – Study of soil management and crop production
- Agrostology – Study of grasses
- Araneology – Study of spiders
- Actinobiology – Study of the effects of radiation upon living organisms
- Angiology – Study of the diseases of the circulatory system and of the lymphatic system
- Bioinformatics – Collecting and analyzing complex biological data including genetic codes through computer technology
- Biotechnology – Use of cellular and biomolecular processes to develop technologies and products, which ultimately help to improve human lives and the health of the planet.
- Biochemistry – Study of chemical and physio-chemical processes and substances, which occur within living organisms.
- Batrachology – Study of amphibians including frogs and toads
- Bioclimatology – Study of the interactions between the biosphere and the earth’s atmosphere on time scales
- Botany – Study of plants
- Bryology – Study of mosses and liverworts
- Cytology – Study of the structure and function of plant and animal cells.
- Cryobiology – Study of biological material or systems at temperatures below normal
- Chromatology – Study of colors Cetology Study of whales, dolphins, and porpoises
- Chronobiology – Study of periodic (cyclic) phenomena in living organisms
- Conchology – Study of mollusk shells
- Chondrology – Study of the cartilage
- Craniology – Study of the shape and size of the skulls of different human races
- Cardiology – Study of the diseases and abnormalities of the heart
- Dendrology – Study of trees
- Dermatology – Study of skin Desmology Study of structures and anatomy of ligaments
- Embryology – Study of the prenatal development of gametes (sex cells), fertilization, and development of embryos and fetuses.
- Ecology – Study of interactions among organisms and their environment
- Ethology – Study of animal behaviors
- Entomology – Study of insects Branch Name Study follows
- Etiology – Study of causation, or origination (largely of diseases)
- Epigenetics – Study of the changes in a chromosome that affect gene activity and expression (specifically phenotype change and not genotype changes)
- Ethnobotany – Study of a geographic region’s plants and their possible uses through the traditional knowledge
- Forestry – Study creating, managing, using, conserving, and repairing forests
- Gynaecology – Study of medical practice that deals with the health of the female reproductive systems
- Gerontology – Study of the process of aging and old age problems
- Genetics – Study of genes, genetic variation, and heredity
- Genealogy – Study of the genetic variation of species and communities in comparison to their population
- Genetic engineering – Study of developing technique of direct manipulation of an organism’s genome by using biotechnology
- Horticulture – Study of practice of garden cultivation
- Helminthology – Study of parasitic worms
- Herpetology – Study of reptiles (including amphibians)
- Hepatology – Study of liver
- Haematology – Study of blood, its problems, and treatments
- Histology – Study of tissue Ichthyology Study of fishes
- Ichnology – Study of traces of organismal behavior
- Kalology – Study of beauty
- Lepidopterology – Study of moths and butterflies
- Limnology – Study of inland waters (emphasizing biological, physical, and chemical features)
- Limnobiology – Study of animals and plants in freshwater
- Molecular Biology – Study of the structure and function of macromolecules (such as proteins and nucleic acids)
- Malacology – Study of the Mollusca Mycology Study of fungi
- Nephrology – Study of the kidney
- Neurology – Study of the nervous system
- Ornithology – Study of birds
- Ophthalmology – Study of the eye
- Osteology – Study of the skeleton system
- Palaeozoology – Study of animal fossils
- Physiology – Study of the normal functioning of living organisms
- Pathology – Study of disease and a major field in modern medicine and diagnosis
- Palaeobotany – Study of plant fossils
- Phycology – Study of algae
- Pomology – Study of fruits
- Phrenology – Study of specific functions of the brain
- Sedimentology – Study of sand, silt, clay, etc.
- Serpentology – Study of snakes
- Saurology – Study of lizards
- Sitology – Study of food, diet, and nutrition
- Spelaeology – Study of caves
- Taxonomy – Study of nomenclature (classification) of animals
- Trophology – Study of nutrition (for healthy health)
- Traumatology – Study of wounds and injuries caused by accidents (or violence)
- Zoogeography – Study of the distribution of animals
- Zymology – Study of the biochemical process of fermentation and its practical uses
- Zootechny – Study of domestication of animals (includes breeding, genetics, nutrition, and housing)
- Zoonosology – Study of animal diseases
- Zoology – Study of animals
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