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Human Biology, or rather human biological sciences, are focused on exploring the human body (C. Zins, 2011).
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© | [1] Theory Philosophy of Human Biology* History of human biology [2] (Human) Biological Fields Anatomy Biochemistry Cell biology Molecular biology Developmental biology Embryology Evolutionary biology Genetics Histology Immunology* Physiology... Post your proposed structure! |
Humans and chimpanzees share the same kingdom (Animalia), phylum (Chordata), class (Mammalia), order (Primates), family (Hominidae, sub-family: Homininae), and tribe (Hominini). We differ in genus (chimpanzees: Pan; humans: Homo) and species (chimpanzees: Pan troglodytes; humans: Homo sapiens). This is the big difference that makes us who we are. (C. Zins, 2011). |
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Biology vs. human biology. For
cultural and religious considerations the living world is studied in
two pillars. Pillar 5 focuses on the non-human realm, pillar 6 on the
human realm. However, from a scientific point of view biology and human
biology are interrelated. They are part of the same broader
discipline (field). Branches. Human biology’s main branches are philosopy of human biology, anatomy (study of the structure of the human body), biochemistry (study of form and function at the chemical levels), cell biology or cytology (study of cells) and molecular biology (study of molecules), developmental biology (study of the processes by which humans grow and develop), embryology (study of the early development), evolutionary biology, in particular, human evolution (study of the origin of the human species and its development over time), genetics (study of genes; heredity and variations in humans), histology (study of biological tissues), immunology (study of the immune system), and physiology (study of function of organs and systems). (C. Zins, 2011). |
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10PK
Poster &
Book a must for your library |
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February 2013
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Chaim
Zins, Jerusalem, 2002-2013. All rights reserved. Chaim Zins, Knowledge Mapping Research, 26 Hahaganah St. Jerusalem, 97852 tel: 972-2-5816705 chaim.zins@gmail.com |