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How the study of biology lead to animal husbandry?
It is far more probable that animal husbandry lead to biology.
How the study of biology can lead to horticulture?
it is fixture or hiumilated of the
How the study of biology can lead to surgery?
If we will study biology then we will come to know the functions of parts of body and this will really help us during surgery
How study of biology can lead to pollution control?
in biology we study the features of different animals and plant when we study them we study their properties as well as their characteristics so when we study it we know which animal or plant is benifficcial in pollution control
How study of biology can lead to farming?
because you learn about the differnt kinds of animals and their characteristics which you can only learn in biology
How study of biology lead to fisheries?
the study of fisheries also lead to biology........because bio means life and logy means the study of life so it is the study of all life in which fish production is also counted ..in this study we will know how to make new species of fishies ..and how to produce fishes in a large amount/
What happens to a person who is practically forced to study medicine?
they lead despeterstly unhappy lives
How study of biology can lead to study of animal husbandry?
studying biology upto 12th class can enable one to appear in the entrance examinations conducted by veterinary council of india yearly..for admission to BVSc &AH.degree in india....its a 5 yr course.after which one can register to become general veterinary practiomer.
What are some reasons for studying biology?
There are many reasons to study Biology. This answer mainly refers to A-level, but can be for other stages of education development too. Studying Biology not only lets you see how the world around you and your body works, but why it works that way. It gives you the knowledge to look after your body and others' around you and lets you understand things you might never have done before. Biology also is very useful for both medical and social science professions. Psychology, dentistry, medicine, child development and geography all incorporate [however high or low] biology, as well as Maths and the other Science cores [Chemistry and Physics, though these two are perhaps more mathematical than core biology itself]. Also, if you are thinking of studying Biology at a much advanced level, then biology gives you the capacity to make a heady difference in somebody's life. Biology can, has and will save lives; what would help us find a cure for cancer? Cancer in itself is biology; so therefore, the cure must lie within it. I myself hope to study Biology in the future, for a neurosurgical degree. Biology can lead to all sorts of oppurtunities; and if you don't like a certain part of Biology? You can always major/graduate in another aspect of it. For example, if you do not enjoy geographical biology, you can always study the human body and vice versa. If you prefer to learn about the liver and not the brain in Biology, you can study that, as Biology is a very vast subject. I hope my answer has been useful to you. BananaMilkshake
Can using to much medicine can lead to a disease?
yes I think that using too much medicine can lead to a disease like using prescription drugs can lead to heart disease
How is biology used in humans?
Biology- is the science of studying living organisms.It can't be used in human's but it can be used to describe the function of the human body. Biology is the study of living organisms, the knowledge gained as a result of what is learned as a result of this study, ( and this is a constantly ongoing process) is used to help people in the production of better medicines healthier life styles and an understanding of the interaction with other forms of life and human beings. This in the long-run can lead to a healthier and more environmentally balanced environment for all creatures.
My Chickens ate lead-based paint chips i need to know if are their eggs safe to eat and if not when will they be?
Refer to a well detailed study titled "Lead contamination of chicken eggs and tissues from a small farm flock" -Iowa State University College Veterinary Medicine
