n.
A field of specialized study within a broader discipline; a subfield.
subdiscipline
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sub·dis·ci·pline (sŭb'dĭs'ə-plĭn)  |
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Mentioned in
- Chronobiology (science)
- Physical Geography (science)
- Chronostratigraphy (science)
- subfield
- urban archaeology (in archaeology)
- anatomy of function (physiology)
- Cartography (science)
- fungal ecology (ecology)
- mesoscopic physics (physics)
- maritime archaeology (in archaeology)
- underwater archaeology (in archaeology)
- cultural anthropology (in archaeology)
- exercise and sport biomechanics
- social archaeology (in archaeology)
