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47 Cards in this Set
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alalogy
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algae
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anthropology
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human beings - their distributions, origins, classifications, physical characteristics, environmental and social relations, and cultures
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archaeology
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remains of past human life and activities
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axiology
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values and value judgments (e.g. in ethics)
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bacteriology
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bacteria
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biology
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living organisms and vital processes
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cosmology
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nature, origin, structure and space-time relationships of the universe
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cryptology
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codes and ciphers
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cytology
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cell and its functions
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deontology
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ethics
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enology
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wines and wine making
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entomology
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insects
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entomology
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insects
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epistemology
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the nature, grounds and limits of knowledge
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eschatology
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end of the world
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ethology
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animal behavior under natural conditions
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etiology
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causes of phenomena
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geology
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earth and its history
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gerontology
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aging and the problems of the aged
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hagiology
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saints and other revered persons
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herpetology
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reptiles and amphibians
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histology
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living tissue
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homology
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similarity in structure (thoughts to be due to common origin)
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horology
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measurement of time
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ichthyology
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fishes
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kinesiology
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principles of mechanics and anatomy in relation to human movement
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limnology
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fresh waters
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mammalogy
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mammals
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morphology
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structures and forms of plants and animals; word formation in a language
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mycology
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fungi
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numisatology
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coins
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oncology
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tumors
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ontology
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nature and relations of being
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ophthamology
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structure, function, and diseases of the eye
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ornithology
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birds
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paleontology
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fossils
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parasitology
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parasites and parasitism
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pathology
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diseases
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philology
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language, speech, linguistics and literature
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physiology
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functions and activities of living organisms
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primatology
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primates, especially other than recent humans
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radiology
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use of radiant energy (x-rays, radium, etc.) in the diagnosis and treatment of disease
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teleology
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final causes or purpose in nature
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thanatology
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death and dying
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toxicology
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poisons, their effects and the problems involved
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urology
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urinary system
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virology
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structure and function of viruses
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