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Who is father of zoology?
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Asked by ruby,
03 May '08 05:49 pm
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The Study of 'Bios' (This is Greek Word) is called as Biology. Biology is subdivided into 2 categeories 1. Zoology which is related to the Animals. In this Zoology the Study about the Animals and their properties like Shape, structure, atmosphere, etc., 'Aristatle' is father of Zoology He write a wounderful Explanatory book about Animals which The book name is 'Historia Animelium'. In this Zoology the main categeories are 1. Morphology, 2. Physiology, 3. Anatomy, 4.Histology, 5. Cytology, 6. Embryology, 7. Ecology, 8. Palaeontology, 9. Genetics, 10. Evolution, 11. Zoogeography 12. Taxonomy, 13.Parasitology, 14. Sericulture, 15. Apiculture, 1
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Answered by narayanan, 03 May '08 05:54 pm
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Conrad Gessner [1516-1565] has been called the greatest naturalist of his times, 'the father of bibliography' and the 'father of zoology'. His writings, the first large-scale illustrated works on zoology, became standard reference works throughout Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries. He employed eminent artists of the day to ensure that his woodcuts were as scientifically accurate as possible. These illustrations were heavily plagiarised for the next two hundred years.
Answered by rohit bhatnagar, 03 May '08 05:52 pm
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Conrad Gessner [1516-1565] has been called the greatest naturalist of his times, and he is the 'father of zoology'. His writings, the first large-scale illustrated works on zoology, became standard reference works throughout Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries. He employed eminent artists of the day to ensure that his woodcuts were as scientifically accurate as possible.
Answered by samron jude, 03 May '08 05:52 pm
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