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Anatomy and Biology Basics

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What is the study of the structure of living things?

Anatomy (correct)

Microbiology

Physiology

Biology

What is the term for the study of the function of living things?

Biochemistry

Physiology (correct)

Anatomy

Biology

What is the term for the study of all living things?

Ecology

Anatomy

Physiology

Biology (correct)

What is the term for the study of the small living things?

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What is the term for the study of the environment and living things?

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Study of Living Things

The study of the structure of living things is called Morphology.
The study of the function of living things is called Physiology.
The study of all living things is called Biology.
The study of small living things, such as microorganisms, is called Microbiology.
The study of the environment and living things, including their interactions, is called Ecology.

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Test your knowledge of basic biology concepts, including anatomy, physiology, and more. Learn the terms for the study of living things, their structure, function, and environment.