Question

different branches of biology and its scope

Answer 1

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Biology is a branch of science that deals with the study of life. Hence, it is also called life science.The simple curiosity of human beings to observe nature and the human basic instincts for survival and gathering food probably had a role in the birth and development of biology.Biology helps us to know about the diversity in the living world and the ways by which it can be preserved.Biology helps us to know more about ourselves.Biology is such a vast field that it encompasses the study of various aspects of living organisms as well as their interactions with the non-living components. Hence, the study of these different aspects form different branches of biology.Biology has two primary branches - Botany, the study of plants and Zoology, the study of animals.In Botany as well as Zoology, one can recognize classical (or pure) branches, interdisciplinary branches and applied branches.Classical branches largely provide knowledge in the respective areas of study. Some classical branches include Taxonomy (classification), Morphology (study of external form), Anatomy (study of internal structure), Histology (study of tissues), Cell Biology (Study of cells) etc.Interdisciplinary branches indicate the relationship of Biology with other branches of science. Some common interdisciplinary branches are Biophysics, Biochemistry, Biometry and Bioinformatics. Psychology and Sociobiology are interdisciplinary branches involving Biology and Social Sciences.Applied branches enable us to apply the knowledge gained from different areas to be used for welfare of man, animals and plants. These include branches like Agriculture, Animal husbandry, Dairy, Poultry, Entomology, Aquaculture, Food technology and Biotechnology.Applied branches provide career opportunities for students pursuing Biology as a subject at the class 12 level.  thank u sakshi & i too bio so much

Answer 2

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