For All Grades ,Study Of all branches of science, biology, chemistry and biology

All the Branches of Science...

• Neontology: Science dealing with the life of recent organisms, just reverse to palaeontology.

• Nidology: Study of nests of birds.

• Nosology: Study of classification of diseases.

• Obstetrics: Science of midwifery.

• Odonatology: Study of dragon flies and damsel flies.

• Oneirology: Study of dreams.

• Ontogeny: Study of life history of organism through development.

• Oology: Study of eggs of birds.

• Ophiology: Study of snakes.

• Organicology: Study of development of organs during embryonic period.

• Organology: Study of organs.

• Ornithology: Study of birds.

• Palaeontology: Study of fossils and their distribution.

• Parasitology: Study of parasites.

• Parazoology: Study of sponges.

• Phenology: Study of periodic phenomena of organisms

• Phycology: Study of algae.

Branches of Biology (Zoology and Botany):

Biology is science of living organisms, its sub- branches are:

• Acarology: Study of mites and ticks.

• Actinobiology: Study of radiation effects on organisms.

• Aerobiology: Study of flying organisms.

• Agriology: Study of customs of primitive man.

• Algology: Study of algae.

• Anatomy: study of the animal / human body structure by dissection.

• Anaesthesiology: Science for causing insensibility.

• Aphidology: Study of aphids.

• Araneology: Study of spiders.

• Arthrology: Study of joints.

• Botany: study of plant kingdom

• Bryology: Study of mosses and liverworts.

• Carcinology: Study of crustaceans.

• Chondriology: Study of cartilage.

• Chorology: Study of the geographical distribution of organisms.

• Cnidology: Study of coelenterates.

• Conchology: Study of shells.

Craniology: Study of skulls.

Cryobiology: Study of effects on life at low temperature.

Ctetology: Study of acquired characters of organisms.

• Ecobiology: Study of problems of existence of life in the outer space.

• Endocrinology: study of glands

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• Epidemiology: Study of infection of parasites or epidemic diseases.

• Ethnology: Study of mankind.

• Ethology: Study of behaviour of animals.

• Etiology: Study of cause of disease.

• Eugenics: Study of improvement of human race through laws of heredity

• Euphenics: Study protein synthesis process in cells.

• Euthenics: Science of improvement of modern generation of man through better nutrition.

• Exobiology: Study of possible life outside the earth.

• Gynecology: Study of genetical make up of species or populations in relation to their habitats.

Geology: Study of earth and life as recorded in rocks.

• Gerontology: Study of growing old.

• Helminthology: Study of parasitic worms.

• Herpetology: Study of reptiles.

• Hypnology: Study of sleep.

• Ichnology: Study of fossil foot prints.

• Karyology: Study of nucleus, particularly chromosomes.

• Lepidopterology: Study of moths and butter flies.

• Leprology: Study of leprosy.

• Limnology: Study of fresh water ecology and study of snails.

• Malacology: Study of molluscs.

• Mammalogy: Study of mammals.

• Melanology: Study of pigments.

• Molecular biology: Study of life sciences on molecular level

• Mycology: Study of fungi.

• Myology: Study of muscles.

• Myrmecology: Study of ants and anteaters.

• Nematology: Study of nematodes.

Nephology: Study of clouds.

Neontology: Science dealing with the life o recent organisms, just reverse to

Nidology: Study of nests of birds.

• Nosology: Study of classification of diseases.

• Obstetrics: Science of midwifery.

• Odonatology: Study of dragon flies and damselflies.

• Oneirology: Study of dreams.

• Ontogeny: Study of life history of organism through development.

• Oology: Study of eggs of birds.

• Ophiology: Study of snakes.

• Organicology: Study of development of organs during embryonic period.

• Organology: Study of organs.

• Ornithology: Study of birds.

• Palaeontology: Study of fossils and their distribution.

• Parasitology: Study of parasites.

• Parazoology: Study of sponges.

• Phenology: Study of periodic phenomena of organisms

• Phycology: Study of algae.

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