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Zoology (/zoʊˈɒlədʒi/) is the
scientific study of animals. Its
studies include the structure, embryology, classification, habits, and
distribution of...
- The
Journal of
Zoology is a
scientific journal concerning zoology, the
study of animals. It was
founded in 1830 by the
Zoological Society of
London and...
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- In
zoology, a crèche (from a
French term for childcare) is an
animal behaviour where offspring are
cared for as a
group by
multiple females. Many species...
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hibernaculum (plural form: hibernacula) (Latin, "tent for
winter quarters") is a
place in
which an
animal s****s refuge, such as a bear
using a cave to...
- In
zoology, co****tion is
animal ****ual
behavior in
which a male
introduces sperm into the female's body,
especially directly into her
reproductive tract...
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Invertebrate zoology is the
subdiscipline of
zoology that
consists of the
study of invertebrates,
animals without a
backbone (a
structure which is found...
- In
zoology, a
scale (Ancient Gr****: λεπίς, romanized: lepís; Latin: squāma) is a
small rigid plate that
grows out of an animal's skin to
provide protection...
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identity of a (species), to
allow study,
increase public knowledge of
zoology.
Zoological specimens are
extremely diverse.
Examples are bird and
mammal study...
- A
polyp in
zoology is one of two
forms found in the
phylum Cnidaria, the
other being the medusa.
Polyps are
roughly cylindrical in
shape and elongated...
