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Zoology •      Zoology, is the study of animals and includes disciplines such as herpetology (reptiles), ichthyology (fish), mammalogy (mammals), ornithology (birds), and entomology (insects). • • • ☆ Zoology is concerned with all aspects of animal life, such as embryonic development to mature adulthood; behaviour, such as interactions with other animals or food finding; and • genetics.  • • Botany Botany is a field of biology that studies about plants. It deals with plants’ structure, properties, and biochemical processes. • It also studies about classification and diseases of plants and their interactions with the environment. • • The principles and findings of botany have provided the base for such applied sciences as agriculture, horticulture, and forestry.       Plants used as: a source of food, shelter, clothing, medicine, ornament, and tools. • • Green plants are essential to all life on earth. plants convert energy from the Sun into the chemical energy of food, which allows all life to exist. .

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