AJ5_. Life Sciences. Life Sciences consist Systematics of five detailed fields: biological (excluding Other Environmental Biology not elsewhere environmental), environmental biology, classified agricultural, medical, and life sciences not elsewhere classified. The illustrative Agricultural Sciences disciplines provided below under each of Agronomy these detailed fields are intended to be Animal Sciences guidelines, not sharp definitions, as to what Food Science and Technology should be reported under a particular field; Fish and Wildlife they represent examples of disciplines Forestry generally classified under another detailed Horticulture field when the major emphasis is elsewhere. Plant Sciences Research in biochemistry could be reported Soils and Soil Science as biological, agricultural, or medical, Phytopathology depending on the orientation of the project; Phytoproduction human biochemistry should be classified Agriculture, General under biological, but animal biochemistry or Aquaculture and Hydroponics plant biochemistry should be under Other Agriculture sciences not elsewhere agricultural. classified Biological Sciences (excluding Medical Sciences Internal Medicine, Neurology, Obstetrics environmental biology) Anatomy and Gynecology Biochemistry Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology Biology Pediatrics Biometry and Biostatistics Preventive Medicine Biophysics Pathology Botany Pharmacology Cell Biology Psychiatry Entomology and Parasitology Radiology Genetics Surgery Microbiology Dentistry Neuroscience (Biological) Pharmacy Nutrition Veterinary Medicine Physiology Other Medical Sciences not elsewhere Zoology classified Other Biological Science not elsewhere classified Life Sciences not elsewhere classified Environmental Biology AJ6_. Psychological Sciences. Psychology Ecosystem Sciences deals with behavior, mental processes, and Evolutionary Biology individual and group characteristics and Limnology abilities. Psychology is divided into three Physiological Ecology categories: biological aspects, social aspects, Population Biology and psychological sciences, not elsewhere Population and Biotic Community Ecology
AJ5_. Life Sciences. Life Sciences consist of five detailed fields: biological (excluding environmental), environmental biology, agricultural, medical, and life sciences not elsewhere classified. The illustrative disciplines provided below under each of these detailed fields are intended to be guidelines, not sharp definitions, as to what should be reported under a particular field; they represent examples of disciplines generally classified under another detailed field when the major emphasis is elsewhere. Research in biochemistry could be reported as biological, agricultural, or medical, depending on the orientation of the project; human biochemistry should be classified under biological, but animal biochemistry or plant biochemistry should be under agricultural. Biological Sciences (excluding environmental biology) Anatomy Biochemistry Biology Biometry and Biostatistics Biophysics Botany Cell Biology Entomology and Parasitology Genetics Microbiology Neuroscience (Biological) Nutrition Physiology Zoology Other Biological Science not elsewhere classified Environmental Biology Ecosystem Sciences Evolutionary Biology Limnology Physiological Ecology Population Biology Population and Biotic Community Ecology Systematics Other Environmental Biology not elsewhere classified Agricultural Sciences Agronomy Animal Sciences Food Science and Technology Fish and Wildlife Forestry Horticulture Plant Sciences Soils and Soil Science Phytopathology Phytoproduction Agriculture, General Aquaculture and Hydroponics Other Agriculture sciences not elsewhere classified Medical Sciences Internal Medicine, Neurology, Obstetrics and Gynecology Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology Pediatrics Preventive Medicine Pathology Pharmacology Psychiatry Radiology Surgery Dentistry Pharmacy Veterinary Medicine Other Medical Sciences not elsewhere classified Life Sciences not elsewhere classified AJ6_. Psychological Sciences. Psychology deals with behavior, mental processes, and individual and group characteristics and abilities. Psychology is divided into three categories: biological aspects, social aspects, and psychological sciences, not elsewhere
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