s, a, o, b, e, g, l, n, c, i are letters that make 'biological science'
IOL, log, logic, science, IE, SC, IC, Sc, Ci, en, Gi, logical, biological, ic, ci, biologic, GI, CE, ie, AL, CA, NC, Io, Al, Bi, Ca, Ce are words within 'biological science'
1 possible definitions for 'biological science'
Under this definition, biological science is a noun and has the following properties:
biology has the same meaning as biological science
'biological science' can be a type of life science, bioscience.
molecular biology, sociobiology, physiology, microbiology, morphology, neurobiology, paleobiology, palaeobiology, biogeography, botany, phytology, cryobiology, cytology, ecology, bionomics, environmental science, embryology, exobiology, space biology, astrobiology, forestry, genetics, genetic science, radiobiology, zoology, zoological science are types of 'biological science'.
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biological, biologic, biologist, life scientist are derivatives of 'biological science'.