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61 Cards in this Set

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alology

algae

anthropology

human beings

apiology

bees

archeology

remains of past human life and activities

axiology

values and value judgments (e.g., ethics)

bacteriology

bacteria

biology

life and living organisms

cartology

maps and mapmaking

cetology

whales

conchology

shells

cosmology

nature and origin of the universe

cryptology

codes and ciphers

cytology

the cell and its functions

deontology

ethics

enology


wines and wine making

entomology

insects

epistemology

the nature, grounds, and limits of knowledge

eschatology

the end of the world

ethology

animal behavior in the wild

etiology

causes of phenomena

etymology

the origins of words

geology

the earth and its history

gerontology

aging and problems of the aged

graphology

handwriting

hagiology

saints and revered persons

herpetology

reptiles and amphibians

hippology

horses

histology

living tissue

horology

measurement or time

hydrology

water

ichthyology

fish

kinesiology

principles of human movement

limnology

fresh waters

mammalogy

mammals

meteorology

climate and weather

morphology

structure and forms of plants and animals

mycology

fungi

myrmecology

ants

nephology

clouds

numismatology

coins

oncology

tumors

ontology

nature of existence

ophiology

snakes

opthalmology

structure, function, and diseases of the eye

ornithology

birds

otology

ears

paleontology

fossils

pathology

diseases

pedology

children

petrology

rocks

philology

language, speech, linguistics, and literature

physiology

functions and activities of living organisms

pyrology

fire

seismology

earthquakes

speleology

caves

teleology

final causes or purpose in nature

teratology

malformations or serious deviations from the norm in organisms; monsters and monstrosities

thanatology

death and dying

virology

viruses

vulcanology

volcanos

zoology

animals