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Life cycle includes studies of genetics, embryology, birth (or germination), growth, metamorphosis, reproduction, diseases, and death. |
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This refers to the manner in which organisms reproduce themselves, including asexual and sexual modes of reproduction. Genetically transmitted characteristics, or alleles, and the like are significant.
This includes the development of organisms until they are capable of independent living. Organogenesis, cell differentiation, and the like are parts of this study.
This includes such things as the rate of growth. It may also include stages and processes of metamorphosis.
This includes the production of gametes, (in the case of sexual reproduction) or other methods.
This includes various hazards and things that might occur to an orgamism to produce some abnormality, and how the organisms deals with them
This includes old age and the decline of an organism, culminating in death. Also, the processes of death.
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This is connected first to physics, chemistry, astronomy, and earth science. It is connected also to other areas of biology including molecular biology, cell biology, other aspects of organism biology, systematics, ecology, and biohistory. Other areas of knowledge such as Personal studies, anthropology, culture, institutions, sociology, and history will be connected as this site develops. |
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