ZOOLOGY PPT

ZOOLOGY

KYLE HEFFNER M. ROYO

TOPICS

Index

ACTIVITY

DISCUSSION

ASSESSMENT

ECOLOGY: PRESERVING THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

ZOOLOGY: INTRODUCTION TO THE LIVING ANIMAL

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01

TOPIC

TOPIC

ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION, PHYLOGENY AND ORGANIZATION

LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION IN ANIMAL COMPLEXITY

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02

TOPIC

TOPIC

EVOLUTION: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

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TOPIC

TOPIC I

ZOOLOGY: INTRODUCION TO LIVING ANIMAL

DEFINITION

The scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals

HOW ZOOLOGY CAME ABOUT BEFORE LINNAEUS AND DARWIN?

Aristotle will serve as the main focus of this time period. - the "father of zoology" and contributed in many important foundations to the beginning observations of this field.

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Ancient science age

Emphasize the work of Sir Albert the Great (alsko known as Albertus Magnus) - the author of De Animalibus from 1519.

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medieval period

Named some notable scienctists that contribute to the evolution of zoology.

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EARLY MOdERN ERA

ANCIENT SCIENCE

ANCIENT TIME

Carvings were found in various places from different individuals

Ardeche Cave

Lascaux Cave

ARISTOTLE

In his work, he collected all the known facets about approximately 500 animals, and devised the first known classification system

Aristotle

ARISTOTLE SYSTEM

Animals without blood

Mollusk Crabs Insects

4 - footed

Animals with Blood

Animals that bear their young

4 - footed

Animals that lay eggs

bird

fish

De Animalibus

means "On Animals" - History of the Animals - Parts of the Animals - Generation of Animals

MEDIEVAL SCIENCE

MEDIEVAL SCIENCE

This time period, there are two distinct study that influence zoology namely - the observation and experimentation

Zoology serve no pratical application.

ALBERTUS MAGNUS

Albertus Magnus also known as "Alber the Great" He cited particular animals according to their genus to each of theri own life style, their dweling place, and their motion.

De Animalibus

"On animals, a medieval summa zoology"

The continuation of Aristotle De Animalibus, the same title but different books and different time period

De Animalibus

"On animals, a medieval summa zoology"

The continuation of Aristotle De Animalibus, the same title but different books and different time period

EARLY MODERN ZOOLOGY

LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT

Early and Modern Zoology

During this time, many scientist made efforts to broaden the understanding of animals.

PIERRE BELON

He noted several similarities between human and a bird

La nature et diverite des poisson

Pierre Belon

PIERRE BELON

EDWARD TOPSELL

He was famous with his published book Historie of Four-Footed Beastes and Historie of Serpentes

CONRAD GESNER

He published the History Animalum

He uses similar method of classification of Aristotle through observation by fish, insects, birds, and so on.

ROBERT HOOKE

He improved the compound microscope and discovered the "cells"

ANTOINE VAN LEEUWENHOEK

Created developed microscope to observed new undiscoverd areas of biology. Became the father of microbiology and discovered protist and bacteria