"Exploring the Fascinating Diversity of Zoology: An Overview of its Various Subfields"

 The different Zoology subfields.

The three main divisions of zoology disciplines are: pure, applied, and specialty. From each part, a summary of two lines is provided.

a)Pure ecology, 

b) Applied zoology

c. Focused Zoology

Pure Zoology, first:

1. Oxygosthan, also known as morphology, is the area of biology concerned with the dimensions, volume, external positioning that promotes oxygenation, and shape of animal bodies.

2. Physiology: Physiology is the field of science that works with the physiological processes that occur in organisms, such as breathing, secretion, excretion, and reproduction.

3. Cattle and Poultry Rearing: This branch's job involves raising, producing, preserving, and extracting various products from cattle and poultry in a scientifically sound way.

4. Wildlife Conservation: This field of study focuses on how to preserve the balance of the natural ecosystem through the scientific technique of wildlife conservation. This section specifically talks about the relationship and reliance of flood fauna on the ecosystem.

c. Focused Zoology:

1. Protozoology, also known as Protozoology, is the study of all single-celled animals or all species that pertain to the order Protozoa.

2. Botany or entomology: This area of zoology focuses on the various bug species in great depth.

the divisions of biology.

Pure zoology is the area of zoology that specifically addresses the scientific underpinnings of creatures.

The following are the major subfields of zoology:

1. Anatomy: This section focuses on the parts of the animal body's size, volume, external location, and structure.

2. Anatomy: Following dissection, this chapter discusses the interior organization of the animal body, the locations of different systems, etc.

3. Cytology: Topics covered in this branch include cells, their makeup, exterior and interior structures, cell division, physiological activities, and more.

4. Physiology: The study of the physiological processes of the mammalian body, such as breathing, secretion, excretion, and reproduction, is the focus of this section.

5. Genealogy or genetics: This field studies the transmission of an animal's inherited traits from one generation to the next, cross breeding, mutation, variety, the origins of life, etc.

6. Pragyavidya: The topic of this branch is the talk of how creatures and their environments interact, as well as how different organisms are related to one another.

The six subspecialties of practical biology.

Applied zoology is the area of zoology that works with the actual implementation of zoology in the context of theoretical knowledge.

The following is a description of the major areas of applied zoology:

1. Fisheries: The primary focus of this section is the scientific cultivation and preservation of fish in ponds, lakes, waterways, rivers, oceans, reservoirs, etc.

2. Beekeeping: This field focuses on science beekeeping practices, including honey output and wax extraction.

3. Sericulture: This part discusses the commercial production, scientific handling, and preservation of shrimps.

4. Shrimp Farming: In this part, commercial shrimp cultivation, handling, and preservation are covered.

5. Livestock Husbandry: In this field, scholarly discussion is had about the raising, production, preservation, and output of milk, meat, cheese, etc.

6. fowl Husbandry: This field discusses scientific methods for raising, producing, preserving various kinds of fowl as well as the correct preservation of meat and eggs.