Intro Flashcards
comes from the Latin word ‘zoologia’, scientific study of animals
zoology
Zoology is derived from the Greek words zoion, meaning ____ and logia, meaning ____.
animal… study
Six steps of the scientific method?
- observation
- data gathering
- hypothesis
- experimentation
- conclusion
- recommendation
What concept is created from curiosity & inquiry being the driving force of science?
Scientific reasoning
first to propose the scientific method
Francis Bacon
disproved geocentrism with heliocentrism
Nicolaus Copernicus
What are the two types of reasoning?
Inductive and Deductive.
Differentiate inductive from deductive reasoning.
Inductive - specific to general
Deductive - general to specific
animal internal structure
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Anatomy
past, present, future interactions of animals and humans
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Anthrozoology
dead animals
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Zoo/Archaeozoology
arachnids
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Arachnology
mechanical systems, living organisms and its parts
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Bionics
crustaceans
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Carnicology
marine mammals
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Cetology
relationship between organisms + their environments
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Ecology
insects
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Entomology
heredity + variations
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Genetics
reptiles + amphibians
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Herpetology
animal cells + tissue
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Histology
fishes
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Ichthyology
mammals
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Mammalogy
animals w/ shells
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Malacology
form + specific structures of animal organisms
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Morphology
roundworms
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Nematology
birds
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Ornithology
fossil + extinct animals
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Paleontology
bodily fluids to diagnose diseases
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primates
primates
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Primatology
protozoa/unicellular organisms
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Protozoology
nomenclature rules of animals
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Taxonomy
What are the 3 characteristics of animals?
- Eukaryotes/ Multicellular
- Sexual Reproduction
- Heterotrophs
What are heterotrophs?
organisms that need to eat to survive
What are the bases for classification?
- Body Symmetry
- # of Germinal Layers during embryonic development
- Coelom Presence/Absence
3 types of Body Symmetry
- Radial Symmetry
- Bilateral Symmetry
- Asymmetry
“Right and left halves” sagittal plane symmetry
Bilateral Symmetry
No symmetry.
Asymmetry
Aboral & oral side, central axis symmetry, allows for equal environment experience
Radial Symmetry