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BRANCH
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STUDY OF
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1.
Acarology
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Ticks
and mites
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2.
Aceology
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Therapeutics
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3.
Actinobiology (Radiation biology)
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Effects
of radiation in organisms
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4.
Aerobilogy
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Organisms
(spores) in air
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5.
Aetiology
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Origin
or a cause of disease
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6.
Agriculture
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Domestication
and farming of plants
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7.
Agriology
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Customs
of primitive peoples
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8.
Agroforestry
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A type
of land use in which are grown to stabilize soil and to get useful articles
from them.
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9.
Agrology
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Soils in
relation to crop production
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10.
Agronomy
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Crop
production
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11.
Agrostology
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Grasses
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12.
Algology (Phycology)
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Algae
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13.
Allometry
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Relationship between size and shape, growth of one part
to that of another part
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14.
Anaesthesiology
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Anaesthesia
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15.
Anatomy
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Internal
structure of an organism
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16.
Andrology
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Male
reproductive organs
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17.
Angiology
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Blood
vascular system
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18.
Animal husbandry
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Breeding
and management of domesticated animals
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19.
Anthology
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Flowers
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20.
Anthroplogy
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Human
race
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21.
Aphidology
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Aphids
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22.
Apiculture
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The
rearing of bees
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23.
Aquaculture
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Rearing
and management of aquatic animals
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24.
Araneology
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Spiders
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25.
Arboriculture
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Cultivation
of ornamental trees and shrubs
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26.
Archaelolgy
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Antiquities
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27.
Aristology
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Science
of eating
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28.
Aromacology
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Fragrances
and their effects on human behaviour (through aromatherapy)
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29.
Arthrology
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Joints
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30.
Aschelminthology
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Round
worms
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31.
Astrobilogy
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Organisms
in space or other planets
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32.
Audiology
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Hearing
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33.
Autecology
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Individuals/
population with respect to environment
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34.
Auxanobiology
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Mental
status
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35.
Bacteriology
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Bacteria
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36.
Balneology
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Treatment
of diseases by bathing
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37.
Bariatrics
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Treatment
of obesity
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38.
Batrachology
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Frogs
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39.
Biochemical taxonomy
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Taxonomy
based on chemical reaction
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40.
Biochemistry
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Chemistry
of organisms
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41.
Bioclimatology
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Climatic
effects on biological processes and organisms.
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42.
Biodynamics
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Living
power
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43.
Bioenergetics
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Energy
transformations in the living cells
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44.
Biogeography
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Distribution
of organisms
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45.
Bioinformatics
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Application
of computer technology and information science to organize, interpret and
predict biological structure and functions. Usually applies in analyzing DNA
sequence data.
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46.
Biomathematics or Mathematical Biology
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Biological
processes through mathematics, with an emphasis on modeling.
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47.
Biomechanics (a branch of medicine)
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Mechanics
of living beings, with an emphasis on applied use through artificial limbs,
etc.
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48.
Biomedical engineering (Bioengineering)
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Production
of spare parts for man, such as implantation of heart-lung machine
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49.
Biometrics (Biometry or Biostatistics)
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Statistical
study in biology
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50.
Bionics (Biomimicry, Biomimetrics or Biognosis)
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Application
of biological methods and systems found in nature to the study and design of
engineering systems
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51.
Bionomics
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Ecology
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52.
Biophysics
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Biological
structures and processes by methods of physics
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53.
Biorheology
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Deformation
and flow of biological systems or of materials directly derived from living
organisms
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54.
Biosystematics (Systematics)
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Identification,
nomenclature, classification and relationship amongst living beings.
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55.
Biotechnology
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Employing
living beings or their products in industrial processes.
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56.
Botany
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Plants
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57.
Breeding Biology
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Development
of improved varieties of plants and animals by selective mating or crossing.
It does not manipulate genes.
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58.
Bromatology
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Food and
nutrition
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59.
Bronchospirometry
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A
technique used to the efficiency of ventilation of a lung or of segments of
lung.
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60.
Bryology
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Bryophytes
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61.
Caliology (Nidology)
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Nests
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62.
Carcinology
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Crustaceans
(crabs, prawn etc)
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63.
Carcinomology
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Cancers
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64.
Cardiology
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Heart
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65.
Cetology
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Whales
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66.
Chemotaxonomy
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Taxonomy
based on chemicals present in organisms
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67.
Chirology
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Communicating
with deaf and mute by sign language
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68.
Chiropody (Podiatry)
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Diseases,
irregularities and injuries of the foot
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69.
Chondriology
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Cartilages
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70.
Chorology
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Distribution
of organisms on earth
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71.
Chromatology
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Pigments
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72.
Chronobiology
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Functions
of organisms with respect to time
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73.
Chronology
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Computing
time
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74.
Cnidology
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Coelenterates
(Cnidarians)
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75.
Coleopterology
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Beetles
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76.
Coleopterology
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Coleopterans
(beetles and weevils)
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77.
Computational Biology
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Application
and validation of computational hardware and soft ware solutions for building
simulation models of biological systems.
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78.
Computer simulation
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Conversion
of physiological phenomenon into graphical and multidimensional and
multimedia presentation without actually involving animals or plants.
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79.
Conchology
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Conch
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80.
Conservation Biology
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Preservation,
protection, or restoration of the natural environment, natural ecosystems,
vegetation, and wildlife
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81.
Coprology (Scatology)
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Excreta
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82.
Cosmology
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Universe
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83.
Craniology
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Skull
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84.
Craniometry
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Measuring
the differences in size and shape of skulls
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85.
Cryobiology
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Effects
on life in low temperature
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86.
Cryogenics
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Production
of low temperature
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87.
Ctetology
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Acquired
characters of organisms
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88.
Cybernetics
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Science
of communication and control as by brain, nervous system and endocrine system
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89.
Cytochemistry
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Chemical
compounds and their activities in living cells
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90.
Cytogenetics
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Cytological
and molecular bases of heredity, variation, mutation, phylogeny,
morphogenesis and evolution of organisms
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91.
Cytology
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Cells
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92.
Cytotaxonomy (Karyotaxonomy)
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Taxonomy
based on cell constituents including chromosome number
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93.
Dactylography
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Finger
print
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94.
Dactylology
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The
representation of speech by finger movements
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95.
Dairy technology
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Manufacture
of milk products
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96.
Demecology (Population ecology)
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Population
in relation to its environment
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97.
Demography
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Populations
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98.
Dendrochronology
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Determination
of ages of trees by counting annual rings
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99.
Dendrology
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Trees
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100.
Dentistry
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Care of
teeth including cure, removal, filling and replacement
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101.
Deontology
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Ethics
and correct behaviour or duty of doctor towards his patient
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102.
Dermatoglyphics
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The
patterns of fingers, palm, toe and sole print
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103.
Dermatology
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Skin and
its diseases
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104.
Desmology
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Ligaments
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105.
Desteleology
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Doctrine
of purposelessness, i.e. appearance of vestigial organs due to evolution.
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106.
Dialectology
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Speech
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107.
Dietetics
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Nutrition/
diet
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108.
Diploteratology
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Conjoined
twins
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109.
Dipterology
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Dipterans
(houseflies, mosquitoes, gnats)
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110.
Dysgenics
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Undesirable
traits of the human race and the genes causing them
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111.
Dysteleology
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Appearance
of vestigial organs during evolution (Rudimentary organs)
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112.
Ecology (Environmental biology)
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Relation
between organisms and environment
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113.
Economic biology
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Useful
and harmful activities of animals and plants (Economic value of organisms)
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114.
Ecophysiology
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Physiological
adaptations in response to environment
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115.
Ecotoxicology
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Passage
of toxic materials in the ecosystems, their transformation, degradation and
persistence in various trophic levels
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116.
Edeology
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Genitalia
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117.
Embryology
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Embryo
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118.
Emmenology
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Menses
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119.
Encephalology
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Brain
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120.
Endemiology
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Local
diseases
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121.
Endocrinology
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Endocrine
system
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122.
Enology
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Making
wine
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123.
Entomolgy
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Insects
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124.
Environmental management
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Emedy of
environmental problems and conservation of biodiversity.
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125.
Enzymology
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Enzymes
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126.
Ephebiatrics
(Hebiatrics)
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Common
disorders of children and adolescence
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127.
Ephebology
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Puberty
or adulthood
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128.
Epidemiology
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Infection
of parasites or epidemic diseases
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129.
Epigenetics
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Mechanism
by which genes and their products bring about phenotypic expression
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130.
Epileptology
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Epilepsy
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131.
Ergonomics
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The
study of man in relation to his working and working surroundings.
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132.
Ethnobotany
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Relation
between primitive people & plants
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133.
Ethnology
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Mankind
(Human race)
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134.
Ethology
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Character
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135.
Etiology
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Causes
of diseases, life cycle of pathogens especially on the host
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136.
Etymology
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Origin
of scientific words
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137.
Eugenics
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Improvement
of human race through laws of heredity
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138.
Euphenics (medical engineering)
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Treatment
of genetic disorders through implants, artificial limbs, heart-lung machines,
pace maker, gene therapy etc.
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139.
Euthanasia
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Mercy
killing of patients
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140.
Euthemics
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Environment
and its influence to human being
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141.
Euthenics
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Improvement
of modern generation of man by giving good nutrition and education
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142.
Evolution
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Origin
of life, variation and formation of new species from preexisting one
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143.
Exobiology (Space biology)
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Kind of
life in outer space
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144.
Fishery (Aquaculture)
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Catching,
breeding, rearing and marketing of fish and other aquatic animals
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145.
Floriculture
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Cultivation
of flower-yielding plants
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146.
Food technology
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Processing,
preservation, storage and transportation of food substances
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147.
Forensic science
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Detecting
crimes and causes of death through medical applications like finger prints,
blood typing etc.
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148.
Forestry (Silviculture)
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Management,
conservation and exploration of forests for forest products.
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149.
Futurology
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Sociological
and technological developments for the future.
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150.
Gastroenterology
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Intestine,
stomach and their diseases
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151.
Gastronomy
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Good
eating
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152.
Genealogy
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Lineage
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153.
Genecology
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Developing
an organism genetically according to their habitat
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154.
Genetic engineering
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Genetic
manipulation to produce an organism with a new combination of gene.
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155.
Genetics
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Heredity
and variation in generations
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156.
Genomics
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Genomes
of organisms
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157.
Geology
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Earth’s
crust
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158.
Gerontology
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Ageing
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159.
Geriatrics
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Health
and disease in later life
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160.
Glossology
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Tongue
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161.
Gnathology
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Jaws,
teeth and supporting structures
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162.
Gnotobiotics (Gnotobiology)
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Germ-free
life
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163.
Graphology
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The characteristics
of handwriting to obtain indications about a person’s psychological makeup or
state health.
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164.
Gynaecology
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Woman’s
diseases
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165.
Haematology
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Blood
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166.
Hebiatrics
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See
Ephebiatrics
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167.
Helminthology
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Helminthes
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168.
Hemipterology
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Hemipterans
(True bugs)
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169.
Hepatology
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Liver
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170.
Herpetology
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Reptiles
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171.
Hexicology
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Ecology
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172.
Hipology
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Horses
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173.
Histochemistry
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Chemistry
of tissues
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174.
Histology (Microanatomy)
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Tissues
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175.
Hormonology
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Hormones
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176.
Horology
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Time
measurement
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177.
Horticulture
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Development
and propagation of fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants in gardens and
orchards.
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178.
Human reproductive biology
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Understanding
and regulating human reproduction
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179.
Hydroponics
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Propagation
of plants in soilless media
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180.
Hygiene
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Health
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181.
Hymenopterology
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Hymenopterans
(bees, wasps, and ants)
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182.
Hypnology
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Hypnotism
and sleeping
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183.
Iatrology
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Medical
science
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184.
Ichnology
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Foot
prints of fossils
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185.
Ichthyology
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Fishes
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186.
Immunology
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Immunity
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187.
Iridology
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Iris of
eye
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188.
Kalology
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Human
beauty
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189.
Karyology
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Cell
nucleus
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190.
Karyotaxonomy (Cytotaxonomy)
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Taxonomy
based on cell constituents including chromosome number
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191.
Kinematics
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Motion
and the forces required to produce it.
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192.
Kinesiology
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Muscle
movements
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193.
Labiology
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Lip
movements
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194.
Laryngology
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Larynx
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195.
Lemology
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Epidemic
diseases
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196.
Lepidopterology
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Butterflies
and moths
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197.
Lepidopterology
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Lepidopterans
(butterflies and moths)
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198.
Leprology
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Leprosy
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199.
Lichenology
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Lichens
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200.
Limnology
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Fresh
water ecology; snail
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201.
Macrobiology
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Biology
on the level of the macroscopic individual (plant, animal, or other living
being) as a complete unit.
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202.
Malachology
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Mollusks
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203.
Malariology
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Malaria
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204.
Mammalology
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Mammals
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205.
Marine Biology
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Ocean
ecosystems, plants, animals, and other living beings.
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206.
Mastology
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Breasts
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207.
Materia Medica
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Drugs
used in the treatment of disease
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208.
Medical transcription
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Interpretation
and typewriting (transcribing) dictation from physicians and other healthcare
providers, regarding patient assessment and work up surgical, radiology and
therapeutic procedures, clinical course, diagnosis and prognosis.
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209.
Medicine
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Treating
diseases with drugs or curative substances
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210.
Melanology
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Pigments
like melanin
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211.
Meteorology
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Atmospheric
phenomena especially for forecasting weather.
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212.
Miasmology
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Air
pollutants in relation to human health
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213.
Microanatomy
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Cytology
and Histology together
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214.
Microbiology
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Microbes
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215.
Molecular biology
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Biomolecules
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216.
Monerology
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Monerans
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217.
Morphogenesis
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Changes
during development and differentiation.
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218.
Morphology
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External
structure of organism
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219.
Mycology (Mycetology)
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Fungus
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220.
Myology (Sarcology)
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Muscles
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221.
Myrmecology
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Ants
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222.
Natural history
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Habit
and habitats of organisms
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223.
Nematology
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Nematodes
(round worms)
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224.
Neonatology
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Babies
having the age below 2 months.
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225.
Neontology
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Living
organisms (opp. Palaentology)
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226.
Nephology
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Clouds
and cloud formation
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227.
Nephrology
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Kidney
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228.
Nepiology
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New born
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229.
Neuroethology
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Neural
mechanism
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230.
Neurology
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Nervous
system
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231.
Nidology (Caliology)
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Nests
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232.
Nosology
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Classification
of diseases
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233.
Nursing
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Caring
of ill and injured persons
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234.
Nutrition
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Nourishment
of organisms.
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235.
Obstetrics
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Midwifery
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236.
Occupational therapy
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A method
of treatment of convalescents and physically handicapped utilizing light work
for diversion, physical exercise or vocational training.
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237.
Odonatology
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Odonata
(dragonflies and damselflies).
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238.
Odontolgy
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Teeth
and gum
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239.
Olericulture
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Cultivation
and management of vegetables
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240.
Olfactology
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Smell
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241.
Oncology
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Cancer
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242.
Oneirology
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Dreams
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243.
Oology
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Eggs,
especially of birds
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244.
Ophthalmology
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Eyes and
eye diseases
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245.
Oralology
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Oral
hygiene, mouth diseases
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246.
Organocology
|
Development
of organs based on embryology
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247.
Organology
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Organs
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248.
Ornithology
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Birds
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249.
Orrhology
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Blood
serum
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250.
Orthodontia (a branch of Dentistry)
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Correcting
of irregularities of teeth
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251.
Orthopedics
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Diseases
and injury of the muscles, bones and joints
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252.
Orthopterology
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Orthopterans
(grasshoppers, crickets etc)
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253.
Osmology
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Osmosis;
smell
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254.
Oteology
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Ear
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255.
Oto-rhino laryngology
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Ear,
nose, larynx
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256.
Paediatrics
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Medical
treatment of children
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257.
Paedology
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Children’s
behaviour and development. Larval stages
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258.
Palaentology (Palaeobiology)
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Fossils
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259.
Palaeoanthropology
|
Fossil
man
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260.
Palaeobotany
|
Fossil
plants
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261.
Palaeozoology
|
Fossil animals
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262.
Palynology
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Pollen
grains
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263.
Parasitology
|
Parasites
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264.
Parazoology
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Porifera
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265.
Pathology
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Diseases
and their symptoms
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266.
Pedology
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Soil
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267.
Periodontics
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Treatment
of disorders and diseases of the periodontium, that is, the gum and tissues
surrounding and supporting the teeth
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268.
Pharmaceutics (Pharmacy)
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The
craft of the precise preparation and dispensing of medicines according to the
instructions of a licensed physician.
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269.
Pharmacognosy
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Uses of
plants and plant parts in drug industry.
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270.
Pharmacology
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Knowledge
and Action of drugs on the body
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271.
Phenology
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Bird
migration
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272.
Phlebology
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Blood
vessels
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273.
Phonetics
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Pronouncing
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274.
Phonology
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Sounds
in a language
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275.
Photobiology
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Effects
of light on different biological activities
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276.
Phrenology
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The
shape of a person’s skull to determine his character and abilities.
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277.
Phthisiology
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Tuberculosis
|
|
278.
Phycology (Algology)
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Algae
|
|
279.
Phylogeny
|
Evolutionary
relationship among different groups of organisms
|
|
280.
Physiognomy
|
Judging
characters from features
|
|
281.
Physiography
|
Surface
of earth and the interrelations of air water and land.
|
|
282.
Physiology
|
Functions
and phenomena of living organisms
|
|
283.
Physiotherapy
|
Treatment
of diseases, bodily weakness or defects by physical remedies such as massage
and exercise.
|
|
284.
Phytogeny
|
Evolution
and development of plants
|
|
285.
Phytogeography (Plant geography)
|
Distribution
of plants on earth.
|
|
286.
Phytography (branch of Taxonomy)
|
Description
of plants and their individual organs like root, stem and leaves.
|
|
287.
Phytology
|
Botany
|
|
288.
Phytopathology
|
Plant
pathology
|
|
289.
Phytosociology
|
Plant
communities
|
|
290.
Phytotomy
|
Plant
anatomy
|
|
291.
Placentology
|
Placenta
|
|
292.
Plant breeding
|
Improvement
of crops
|
|
293.
Plant geography
(Phytogeography)
|
Distribution
of plants on earth
|
|
294.
Platyhelminthology
|
Platyhelminthes
|
|
295.
Pleurology
|
Lungs
|
|
296.
Podiatry (Chiropody)
|
Diseases,
irregularities and injuries of the foot
|
|
297.
Pomology
|
Fruits
& fruit plants (branch of Horticulture)
|
|
298.
Population dynamics
|
Changes
in growth & density of populations
|
|
299.
Posology
|
Dosage
of drugs
|
|
300.
Poultry science (poultry farming)
|
Rearing
and management of Domestic fowls such as chickens, ducks and geese.
|
|
301.
Prawn farming
|
Rearing
transportation and marketing of prawns.
|
|
302.
Primatology
|
Primates
|
|
303.
Proctology
|
Hind
gut- rectum and anus
|
|
304.
Protistology
|
Protista
|
|
305.
Proteomics
|
Recognition
of proteins in cells and its functions
|
|
306.
Protozoology
|
Protozoa
|
|
307.
Psychiatry
|
Treatment
of mental diseases
|
|
308.
Psychology
|
Mind
|
|
309.
Psychopathology
|
Mental
disorders, with the aim of explaining aberrant behaviour
|
|
310.
Psychopharma- cology
|
Effects
of drugs on mental processes and behaviour
|
|
311.
Psychophysiology
|
Recording
of physiological measurements, such as electrical resistance of the skin, the
heart rate, the size of the pupil and EEG, and relates them to psychological
events.
|
|
312.
Pteridology (petrology)
|
Pteridophytes
|
|
313.
Pulmonary medicine
|
Diagnosis
and treatment of diseases and disorders of the lungs
|
|
314.
Quantitative zoology
|
Biometric
data in animals
|
|
315.
Radiobiology (Actinobiology)
|
Effects
of radiation on biological structures
|
|
316.
Radiology
|
X-rays
and their medical uses
|
|
317.
Reflexology
|
Reflexes
|
|
318.
Rheumatology
|
Diagnosis
and treatment of rheumatic diseases
|
|
319.
Rhinology
|
Nose and
other olfactory organs
|
|
320.
Roentgenology
|
The
application of X-rays in medicine.
|
|
321.
Saurology
|
Lizards
|
|
322.
Scatology(Coprology)
|
Searching
of the unwanted substances in body like excreta
|
|
323.
Scolecology
|
Head of
platyhelminthes
|
|
324.
Sedimentology
|
Rocks
and fossils
|
|
325.
Semeiology (Symptomatology)
|
Symptoms
of diseases
|
|
326.
Seminology
|
Semen
|
|
327.
Sericulture
|
Rearing,
breeding and treatment of silkworms for extraction of raw silk.
|
|
328.
Serology
|
Serum;
interaction of antigen and antibody in blood
|
|
329.
Serpentology (Ophidiology)
|
Snakes
|
|
330.
Sexology
|
Sexual
interests, behavior, and function
|
|
331.
Sialology
|
Saliva
|
|
332.
Silviculture
|
Management,
conservation and exploration of Timber trees
|
|
333.
Sitology
|
Dietetics
|
|
334.
Soil science
|
See
pedology
|
|
335.
Sonology
|
Hearing
|
|
336.
Speciology
|
Species
|
|
337.
Spectrology
|
Ghosts
|
|
338.
Spelaeology
|
Organisms
living in caves
|
|
339.
Spermology
|
Seeds
and sperms
|
|
340.
Sphygmology
|
Pulse
and arterial pressure
|
|
341.
Splanchnology
|
Visceral
organs
|
|
342.
Stomatology
|
Foregut
|
|
343.
Surgery
|
Physical
operations to cure diseases, injuries to the body etc.
|
|
344.
Sylvics
|
Ecological
study of forests
|
|
345.
Syndesmology
|
Joints
and ligaments of bones
|
|
346.
Synecology (a branch of Ecology)
|
Interrelation
between a group of organisms (as community) and environment
|
|
347.
Systematics (Biosystematics)
|
Identification,
nomenclature, classification and relationship amongst living beings.
|
|
348.
Taphonomy
|
Decaying
organisms over time and how they become fossilized
|
|
349.
Taxidermatology
|
Skin and
stuffing
|
|
350.
Taxonomy (Taxology)
|
Classification
of organisms
|
|
351.
Tectology
|
Structural
organization of animals
|
|
352.
Teleology
|
Final
causes of things
|
|
353.
Teratology
|
Malformed
babies, developmental abnormalities and their causes
|
|
354.
Termitology
|
Termites
|
|
355.
Thanatology
|
Death
|
|
356.
Theology
|
God
|
|
357.
Therapeutics
|
Healing
|
|
358.
Thermmatology
|
Heredity
and law of variation
|
|
359.
Therology (Mammology)
|
Mammals
|
|
360.
Threpsology
|
Nutrition
|
|
361.
Tictology (Obstetrics)
|
Care of
pregnant women (before, after and during child birth)
|
|
362.
Tocology
|
Child
delivery
|
|
363.
Torpedology
|
Rays
|
|
364.
Toxicology
|
Toxins
|
|
365.
Traumatology
|
Cuts,
wounds and tumors
|
|
366.
Trichology
|
Hairs
|
|
367.
Trophology
|
Nutrition
|
|
368.
Ufology
|
Unidentified
flying objects
|
|
369.
Ultrasonics
|
Uses and
properties of sound waves of very high frequency.
|
|
370.
Urinology
|
urine
|
|
371.
Urobiology
|
Preservation
of dead bodies in a liquid using chemicals
|
|
372.
Urology
|
Urine
and urinary diseases
|
|
373.
Venereology
|
Venereal
diseases
|
|
374.
Veterinary medicine
|
Diseases
of domesticated animals and their health care
|
|
375.
Virology
|
Viruses
|
|
376.
Vitaminology
|
Vitamins
|
|
377.
Xylotomy
|
Xylem
and wood (Anatomy of wood)
|
|
378.
Zoochemistry
|
Animal
chemistry
|
|
379.
Zoodynamics
|
Dynamics
of animals
|
|
380.
Zoogeny
|
Origin
and development of animals
|
|
381.
Zoogeography
|
Distribution
of animals on earth
|
|
382.
Zoology
|
Animals
|
|
383.
Zoonosology
|
Handicapped
animals
|
|
384.
Zoopathology
|
Diseases
of animals
|
|
385.
Zoophytology
|
Animals
having similarity to plants (such as diatoms)
|
|
386.
Zootechny
|
Animal
breeding and nourishment
|
|
387.
Zootomy
|
Animal
anatomy
|
|
388.
Zymology
|
Fermentation
|