Topic: BIOLOGY
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aerobic
afterbirth
algae
alimentary canal
amber
ameba
amino acid
amoeba
anaconda
anaerobic
androgynous
antibody
antigen
antitoxin
appendage
arm
armour
asexual
assimilation
atrophy
aviary
bacteria
bacteriology
barnacle
bile
binocular vision
bio-
biochemistry
biodegradable
biodiversity
biological
biological clock
biology
biomass
biome
biosphere
blind
brain
breathe
breed(v)
breed(n)
breeding
bristle
bulb
capsule
carbohydrate
carbon dioxide
carnivore
cell
cellular
cellulose
central nervous system
cervical
cholesterol
chromosome
circulation
circulatory
class
clone
cold-blooded
conceive
conch
connective tissue
copulate
coral reef
cornea
coronary
corpuscle
cortex
cortisone
cowrie
crab
crawfish
crayfish
creature
cross
crossbreed
culture
decay(v)
decay(n)
decompose
defecate
denizen
dextrose
diaphragm
digest
digestion
digestive
DNA
dorsal
dry rot
duct
dwarf(n)
dwarf(a)
ecological
ecology
ecosystem
egg
ejaculate
embryo
embryonic
enzyme
epidermis
evolution
evolutionary
excrement
excrescence
excrete
excretion
exhale
extinction
faeces
family
fang
fat
fatty acid
fauna
feces
feed
female(a)
female(n)
ferment(v)
ferment(n)
fertile
fertility
fertilize
fission
flank
flatulence
flesh
fleshy
flightless
flora
foetal
foetus
foliage
fossil
freak
freshwater
fructose
gamete
ganglion
gene
gene pool
genera
genetic
genetic code
genetic engineering
genetic fingerprinting
genetics
genome
genus
gestation
gland
glandular
glucose
gluten
gonad
grass snake
grow
growth
habitat
haemoglobin
hearing
heart
hemisphere
herbivore
hereditary
heredity
hermaphrodite
hibernate
histamine
homing
hormone
host
impregnate
impulse
incubate
indigenous
infected
infertile
infest
ingest
inhale
inseminate
insensate
insulin
integument
intercourse
interferon
intestine
invertebrate
involuntary
iris
jaw
jelly
kidney
krill
lactate
lactation
lactic acid
leech
leg
lesser
lichen
life
life cycle
life form
ligament
limb
limpet
lipid
liver
living fossil
locomotion
lymph
lymph node
male(a)
male(n)
mammal
mandible
mate(n)
mate(v)
membrane
metabolism
metabolize
metamorphosis
microbe
microbiology
microorganism
microscopic
migrate
migratory
miscarriage
molar
morphology
motor
mould
mouth
mucous membrane
mucus
muscle
muscular
mutant
mutate
mutation
natural history
natural selection
nature
neck
nectar
nerve
nervous
nervous system
neural
neuro-
neurology
node
nose
nostril
nucleic acid
nucleus
nutrient
nutriment
oesophagus
oestrogen
olfactory
optic
organ
organic
organic chemistry
organism
orifice
ossify
osteo-
outgrowth
ovary
overwinter
oviduct
oviparous
ovulate
ovum
parasite
pathogen
pedigree
pelvic
pelvis
penile
penis
pepsin
period
perspiration
perspire
photosynthesis
phylum
pigment
pigmentation
plankton
plasma
pollinate
postnatal
pregnancy
pregnant
premature
prenatal
product
proliferation
propagate
protein
protoplasm
protozoan
puberty
pulmonary
pulp
pulsation
putrefy
putrid
red blood cell
regurgitate
renal
reproduce
reproduction
reproductive
respiration
respiratory
respire
retina
root
rot(v)
rot(n)
ruff
sac
saliva
salivary gland
salivate
saltwater
scale
scallop
scaly
sebaceous
secrete
secretion
semen
sense organ
sensory
serum
sex(n)
sex(v)
sexless
sexual intercourse
sheath
shell
sibling
skeletal
skeleton
skin
skull
spasm
spasmodic
species
specimen
sperm
spiderweb
spinal cord
spine
spineless
starch
stem cell
stimulate
stimulus
strain
subject
subspecies
sucker
sucrose
sweat(v)
sweat(n)
sweat gland
symbiosis
systemic
tail
taxonomy
teeth
testosterone
test-tube baby
tissue
trachea
tube
urethra
uric
urinate
urine
variety
vector
vein
venom
venomous
ventricle
vertebra
vertebrate
vivisection
warm-blooded
wean
wildlife
windpipe
yolk
| Date: | 1800-1900 |
| Language: | German |
| Origin: | biologie, from bio- + -logie '-logy' |
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bi‧ol‧o‧gy
[uncountable]
[uncountable]1 the scientific study of living things :
a degree in biology
a degree in biology2 the scientific laws that control the life of a particular type of animal, plant etc :
the biology of bacteria
the biology of bacteria