Sentence examples for zoology which from inspiring English sources

This approach was a departure from contemporary zoology, which analyzed organic form in terms of comparative anatomy, evolutionary theory, and phylogenetics.

A team of investigators from the Centre for Fortean Zoology, which operates from a small farmhouse in north Devon, is currently in Tasmania hunting down clues to prove the thylacine, commonly known as the Tassie tiger, still exists.

The article begins by stating that "A cablegram from London says the Cambridge congress on zoology, which sat during last week, will be remarkable for a fascinating paper by Professor Haeckel on the present knowledge of the descent of man.

Jameson also gave lectures on geology and zoology, which Darwin attended in that second year, and which, in his Autobiography (Barlow 1958, p. 52), he dismissed as "incredibly dull".

Several Renaissance rulers cultivated an interest in sciences like alchemy, and patronized or participated first-hand in investigations of the natural world: disciplines like zoology, which depended on the collection of material, information, and drawings, relied particularly heavily on the sponsorship of the wealthy and powerful.

It's also where, as a young boy, he discovered his passion for zoology, which first lead him to make nature documentaries, and later, some of the most controversial films in the history of cinema.

There competition has 15 categories, including behavioral and social sciences, botany, chemistry, computer science, engineering, environmental science, gerontology, microbiology, physics and zoology, in which students can enter their projects.

Professor Lodge is a tall and genial man in his fifties, with a Southern accent, blue eyes, and a D.Phil. in zoology from Oxford University, which he attended on a Rhodes.

While expert in their fields, which included zoology and geology, our lecturers did not count a historian among them.

Territorial behaviour, in zoology, the methods by which an animal, or group of animals, protects its territory from incursions by others of its species.

His love of nature resulted in him going on to study zoology at Southampton University, after which he trained to be a wildlife cameraman – leading to his job on The Really Wild Show, and before taking over the anchor role on Springwatch from Bill Oddie.