From Aristotle to Modern Biology

• Zoology is the study of the animal kingdom, including living and extinct animals.
• Aristotle is credited with formalizing the study of zoology.
• Galen studied human anatomy and was a great surgeon.
• Modern zoology originated during the Renaissance and early modern period.
• Zoology has been subdivided into disciplines such as classification, physiology, biochemistry, and evolution.
• The discovery of the structure of DNA led to advances in molecular biology.
• Comparative anatomical study has shaped modern areas of zoological investigation.
• Thomas Henry Huxley was a prominent figure in British zoology.
• Huxley's ideas were centered on the morphology of animals.
• Huxley's courses included lectures and laboratory practical classes.

Test your knowledge of zoology and its history with this quiz! From Aristotle to modern molecular biology, this quiz covers the key figures and discoveries that have shaped the study of the animal kingdom. See how much you know about the subdivisions of zoology, the importance of comparative anatomy, and the contributions of Thomas Henry Huxley. Whether you're a zoology student or just a curious learner, this quiz is sure to challenge your understanding of this fascinating field.