SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY Flashcards

(46 cards)

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deals with one-celled animal like organisms

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Protozoology

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2
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What do u call a one -celled animal or organism

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PROTOZOA

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3
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other term for herminthology

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vermology

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4
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Study that deals with eartworms

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OLIGOCHAETOLOGY

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5
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It deals with leeches

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Hirudinology

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6
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worms with many bristles are called?

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Polychaetes

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7
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Deals with polychaetes

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Polychaetology

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8
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Deals with free-living and parasitic round worms (nematodes)

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Nematology

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9
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It deals with flukes/trematodes

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Trematodology

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10
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deals with tapeworms/ cestodes

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Cestodology

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11
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deals with tapeworms/ cestodes

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Cestodology

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12
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the study of the diversity of life on Earth and the evolutionary relationships between organisms. It involves identifying, classifying, and naming organisms, as well as reconstructing their evolutionary history.

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SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY

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13
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deals with bacteria (schizophytes)
and cyannobacteria (blue green algae)

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Bacteriology

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14
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deals morphology,classification and pathogenecity of RNA
and DNA viruses

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virology

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15
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 deals with the study of all aspects of plant life

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Botany

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16
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deals with algae (microscopic
and macroscopic)

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Phycology(algology/algal biology)

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17
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deals with fungi (microscopic and
macroscopic)such as molds,lichens and cupfungi and mushrooms

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Mycology (Fungal Biology)

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18
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deals with bryophytes

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Bryology

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19
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other name for bryology

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Bryophyte Biology

20
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Mosses, live worth and horn worth are

21
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deals with ferns

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Pteridology (Pteridophyte)

22
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deals with seed-bearing plants like gymnosperms
and angiosperms.

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Spermophytology

23
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deals with gymnosperms or naked
seedplants such as cone bearing plant and allies. e.g. pines,
spruces, firs, cedars, ginkgos and cycads.

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Coniferophytology

24
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deals with flowering
seedplants that are of one seed leaf (monocots/liliophytes) or
with two seed leaves(dicots/magnoliophytes

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Anthophytology

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deals with animals without backboness or devertebrated animals.
Invertebratezoology
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Deals with ants
Myermecology
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Deals with bees
Apiology
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Deals with butterflies or moths
Lepidopteriology
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Deals with insects or hexapods(winged/wingless)
Entomology
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deals with arachnids (spiders, scorpions, mites)
Arachnology
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deals with ticks and mites
Acarology
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deals with spiders
Araneology
33
deals with crustaceans particularly decapods (lobsters,crayfishes, prawns, shrimps and crabs)
Crustaceology
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deals with prawns and shrimps
Penaeology
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deals with stomach-footed, bivalve and head-footed mollusk with or without shells. Such as snails,clams,squids and chitons.
Malacology(Molluscan biology)
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deals with the collection of molluscan shells for economic and aethetic purposes
Conchology
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 deals with jawed and jawless, cartilaginous and bony fishes.
Ichthyology (Fish Biology)
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 deals with reptiles and amphibians
Herpetology
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deals with structure, function and evolution of amphibians.
Batrachiology
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deals with snakes
Ophidiology
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 deals with hairy, warm-blooded vertebrates called mammals which maybe egg laying (monotremes), with pouch (marsupials) and with placentae (placentals).
Mammalogy/theriology
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 deals with feathered warm-blooded vertebrates called birds which maybe flightless (ratites) or have the ability to fly and with keel or carina (carinates).
ORNITHOLOGY
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other name for ornithology
avian biology
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deals with monkeys, apes and man collectively called primates.
Primatology
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deals with aquatic marine mammals comprising whales and dolphins.
Cetology
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deals specifically with evolutionary history and culture of humans and their fossil relicts and artifacts.
Anthropology