Letters that make biology
o, b, g, l, i, y are letters that make 'biology'
Words within biology
IOL, log, ology, Gy, logy, Io, Bi are words within 'biology'
o, b, g, l, i, y are letters that make 'biology'
IOL, log, ology, Gy, logy, Io, Bi are words within 'biology'
3 possible definitions for 'biology'
Under this definition, biology is a noun and has the following properties:
biota has the same meaning as biology
'biology' can be a type of accumulation, collection, aggregation, assemblage.
zoology, vegetation, fauna, flora, botany are members of 'biology'.
biological, biologic are derivatives of 'biology'.
Under this definition, biology is a noun and has the following properties:
'biology' can be a type of life.
biological, biologic, biologist, life scientist are derivatives of 'biology'.
"the biology of viruses"
Under this definition, biology is a noun and has the following properties:
biological science has the same meaning as biology
'biology' 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 'biology'.
abaxial, nocturnal, rudimentary, homological, heterologic, heterological, analogous, copy, persistent, labile, scabrous, differentiated, stabile, bilaterally symmetrical, compressed, uniparous, connate, bacillar, bacillary, cellular, commensal, generic, urceolate, nuclear, affinity, systematic, homogeny, isomorphy, heterology, valence, valency, symbiotically, subkingdom, subclass, superclass, suborder, superorder, superfamily, subfamily, subgenus, type genus, var., type species, meme, biologist, life scientist, cybernetics, organic phenomenon, pleomorphism, polymorphism, dimorphism, vital force, transform, reproduce, propagate, enucleate, spindle, replicate, hibernating(a), tetramerous, mononuclear, trinucleated, cernuous, epimorphic, generalized, multiparous, ecologic, isomorphism, type, variety, form, strain, class, order, form genus, monotype, race, species, genus, tribe, family, subphylum, superphylum, form family, subspecies, dehiscence, life force, elan vital, growing, ontogeny, intussusception, isogamy, ontogenesis, phylogenetic relation, sport, mutation, vitality, brachium, accretion, apposition, putrefaction, decomposition, rot, organic evolution, phylogeny, phylogenesis, development, hoary, regeneration, specialisation, specialization, differentiation, multiply, conjugate, inhibit, tomentose, diurnal, versatile, facultative, lasting, depressed, culture, coarctation, phylum, mutant, growth, osmosis, dorsal, adaxial, ventral, dormant, torpid, flat, plumed, natural, antrorse, retrorse, semiaquatic, semiaquatic, subaquatic, subaquatic, subaqueous, submerged, submersed, underwater, amphibiotic, stalkless, pedunculate, stalked, sessile, sessile, glabrous, canescent, downy, pubescent, puberulent, sericeous, taxonomy, pilous, pilose, pilary, tomentous, binucleate, binuclear, binucleated, mononucleate, trinucleate, trinuclear, formative, myrmecophilous, symbiotic, free-living, nonparasitic, nonsymbiotic, vestigial, female, plumate, plumose, mental, acephalous, in vivo, alpine, heterologous, homologous, homologic, drooping, nodding, pendulous, weeping, ventricose, ventricous, male, hermaphroditic, hermaphrodite, metamorphous, medium, obligate, caducous, shed, thermolabile, polymorphous, capitate, variant, fissiparous, lepidote, leprose, scaly, scurfy, generalised, stomatous, astomatous, mouthless, geniculate, actinomorphic, actinomorphous, zygomorphic, zygomorphous, sympatric, allopatric, territorial, nonterritorial, bilocular, biloculate, adnate, alar, alary, aliform, wing-shaped, extracellular, intercellular, intracellular, cenogenetic, palingenetic, monotypic, polydactyl, polydactylous, isomorphous, isomorphic, polymorphic, nucleated, nucleate, ecological, bionomical, bionomic, basophilic, taxonomic, taxonomical, saprobic, katharobic, cell, recognition, variation, division, reproduction, monad, cell theory, cell doctrine, theory of evolution, theory of organic evolution, evolutionism, theory of inheritance, cataplasia, anisogamy, rotting, evolution, maturation, procreate, vegetate, uncus, turgor, activator are categories of 'biology'.
biological, biologic, biologist, life scientist are derivatives of 'biology'.