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LIST OF DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF BIOLOGY AND THEIR FATHERS

List of different branches of Biology and their Fathers


List of different branches of Biology and their Fathers

 Biology is the study of life, living things and evolution of life. Living things like animals, plants, fungi, microorganisms, etc.

Or we can say that biology is life science which is derived from the Greek word 'bios' meaning life and ‘logy’ meaning study. That is, it is a science of nature which deals with life and living organisms, the structure of life, function, evolution, growth, distribution, and taxonomy. The term biology was first used by scientists Lamarck and Triviranus in 1801.


The study of living beings for improved understanding or prediction of natural or other phenomena is called Pure Biology or Basic Research or Fundamental Research. They are driven by curiosity, innovations in science. Whereas the study of living beings to develop various technologies or techniques to alter natural or other phenomena is called Applied Biology or Applied Research.


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Development as a sequential knowledge of biology took place in the era of the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle (384- 322 B.C.). He revealed his thoughts about various aspects of the life of plants and animals. Therefore, Aristotle is called as the Father of Biology. Let us study the list of Fathers of different branches of biology through this article.


List of different branches of Biology and their Fathers
No. Branches of Biology Father
1. Biology Aristotle
2. Botany Theophrastus
3. Paleontology Leonardo di Vinci
4. Eugenics Francis Galton
5. Modern Botany Linnaeus
6. Immunology Edward Jenner's
7. Genetics Gregor Mendel
8. Modern Genetics Thomas Hunt Morgan
9. Cytology Robert Hooke
10. Botanical Illustrations Krateuas
11. Plant AnatomyNehemiah Grew
12. Zoology Aristotle
13. Taxonomy Carl Linnaeus
14. Medicine  Hippocrates 
15. Histology Marie François Xavier Bichat
16.virology Martineaus Beijerink
17. Mutation Theory Hugo de Vries
18. Comparative Anatomy Georges Cuvier
19. Plant Physiology Stephen Hales
20. Bacteriology Louis Pasteur
21.Microbiology Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek
22. Indian Mycology Edwin John Butler
23. Indian Bryology Shiv Ram Kashyap
24. Indian Ecology Ramdeo misra
25. Indian Phycology Parthasarthy Iyengar
26. Modern Embryology Karl Ernst von Baer


One of the three major branches of natural science is biology. This branch of science is related to the study of life and its processes. There are several branches and are invented by various scientists which we have studied above through this article.

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