life science
Study of organisms
Life science is any scientific discipline that studies living organisms—biology, botany, zoology, microbiology, genetics, and related fields.
The term usually appears in the plural: She's pursuing a career in the life sciences.
It contrasts with physical sciences like physics and chemistry, though the boundaries increasingly blur in fields like biochemistry.
- natural worldNon-artificial environment and organisms
- biologyStudy of organisms
- ecologyStudy of environmental relations
- zoologyStudy of fauna
- botanyScience of flora
anthropology · biochemistry · double helix · cell division · bioethics · evolution · survival of the fittest · biosphere · physiology · taxonomy · adaptation · mutation · symbiosis · phylogenetics · biodiversity · food chain · living · ecological niches
- biologycells, DNA, cell, biology, gene
- elementary schoolclassroom, student, first grade teacher, reading skills, teacher
- sciencesbiology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, geology
- school subjectsmath, English, history, reading, art
- natural historynatural history, natural history museum, naturalist, naturalists, natural philosophers
- science curriculumbiology, chemistry, physics, anatomy, ecology
life sciencephysical science
Study of inanimate matter and energy
physics · inorganic chemistry · chemistry · astronomy · astrophysics
life sciencemathematics
Science of quantity and structure
humanities · logic · philosophy · social science · pure mathematics
life, science, biologist, ecologist, zoologist, biometric, bioscience, biosciences, life sciences