Who discovered zoology?

Answer 1

Much of the early information about human anatomy came from the dissection and study of animals, although some efforts were made to understand and classify animals. It was during the Renaissance that the study of zoology began to separate from human anatomy, as great artists who sought to understand the makeup of both men and animals emerged. Great natural scientists, such as Konrad Gesner (1516-1565), recognized as the father of zoology, developed the field as a scientific inquiry. Other investigators, such as Guillaume Rondelet (1507-1566) and Ulisse Aldrovandi (1522-1605), contributed accurate observations of animals. Natural philosopher and theologian John Ray (1627-1705) also sought to understand and classify all known animals.

Answer 2

Famous zoologists include Rachel Carlson, a marine biologist who is credited for helping to advance the global environmental movement. Achille Valenciennes was a French zoologist who studied parasites in the human body and contributed to the world's understanding of how parasites behave in humans. Zoologist Steve Irwin is best known to millions as the Crocodile Hunter and proved that wild animals deserve to be saved from extinction.

Answer 3

adam was because god chose him to name all the animals

Answer 4

Steve Irwin, Desmond Morris, G.P. Wells, Francis Harper, and Gareth Knight are all important zoologist. Charles Darwin is also considered a notable zoologist.

Answer 5

Charles Darwin

Alfred Wallace

Richard Dawkins

Dian Fossey

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Charles Darwin in 1859

Answer 8

Aristotle - Father of Zoology

Answer 9

Aristotle