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English noun: biological science

1. biological science (cognition) the science that studies living organisms


Synonymsbiology


Broader (hypernym)bioscience, life science


Narrower (hyponym)astrobiology, biogeography, bionomics, botany, cryobiology, cytology, ecology, embryology, environmental science, exobiology, forestry, genetic science, genetics, microbiology, molecular biology, morphology, neurobiology, palaeobiology, paleobiology, physiology, phytology, radiobiology, sociobiology, space biology, zoological science, zoology


Domain category membersabaxial, accretion, acephalous, actinomorphic, actinomorphous, activator, adaxial, adnate, affinity, alar, alary, aliform, allopatric, alpine, amphibiotic, analogous, anisogamy, antrorse, apposition, astomatous, bacillar, bacillary, basophilic, bilaterally symmetrical, bilocular, biloculate, binuclear, binucleate, binucleated, biologist, bionomic, bionomical, brachium, caducous, canescent, capitate, cataplasia, cell, cell doctrine, cell theory, cellular, cenogenetic, cernuous, class, coarctation, commensal, compressed, conjugate, connate, copy, culture, cybernetics, decomposition, dehiscence, depressed, development, differentiated, differentiation, dimorphism, diurnal, division, dormant, dorsal, downy, drooping, ecologic, ecological, elan vital, enucleate, epimorphic, evolution, evolutionism, extracellular, facultative, family, female, fissiparous, flat, form, form family, form genus, formative, free-living, generalised, generalized, generic, geniculate, genus, glabrous, growing, growth, hermaphrodite, hermaphroditic, heterologic, heterological, heterologous, heterology, hibernating, hoary, homogeny, homologic, homological, homologous, in vivo, inhibit, intercellular, intracellular, intussusception, isogamy, isomorphic, isomorphism, isomorphous, isomorphy, katharobic, labile, lasting, lepidote, leprose, life force, life scientist, male, maturation, medium, meme, mental, metamorphous, monad, mononuclear, mononucleate, monotype, monotypic, mouthless, multiparous, multiply, mutant, mutation, myrmecophilous, natural, nocturnal, nodding, nonparasitic, nonsymbiotic, nonterritorial, nuclear, nucleate, nucleated, obligate, ontogenesis, ontogeny, order, organic evolution, organic phenomenon, osmosis, palingenetic, pedunculate, pendulous, persistent, phylogenesis, phylogenetic relation, phylogeny, phylum, pilary, pilose, pilous, pleomorphism, plumate, plumed, plumose, polydactyl, polydactylous, polymorphic, polymorphism, polymorphous, procreate, propagate, puberulent, pubescent, putrefaction, race, recognition, regeneration, replicate, reproduce, reproduction, retrorse, rot, rotting, rudimentary, saprobic, scabrous, scaly, scurfy, semiaquatic, semiaquatic, sericeous, sessile, sessile, shed, specialisation, specialization, species, spindle, sport, stabile, stalked, stalkless, stomatous, strain, subaquatic, subaquatic, subaqueous, subclass, subfamily, subgenus, subkingdom, submerged, submersed, suborder, subphylum, subspecies, superclass, superfamily, superorder, superphylum, symbiotic, symbiotically, sympatric, systematic, taxonomic, taxonomical, taxonomy, territorial, tetramerous, theory of evolution, theory of inheritance, theory of organic evolution, thermolabile, tomentose, tomentous, torpid, transform, tribe, trinuclear, trinucleate, trinucleated, turgor, type, type genus, type species, uncus, underwater, uniparous, urceolate, valence, valency, var., variant, variation, variety, vegetate, ventral, ventricose, ventricous, versatile, vestigial, vital force, vitality, weeping, wing-shaped, zygomorphic, zygomorphous









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