Aristotle is often referred to as the "father of Biology" for his extensive study of animals and plants, as well as his development of biological concepts. His observations and writings laid the groundwork for the scientific study of living organisms.
Father of Biology - Aristotle
father of medicine- hippocrates father of biology -aristotle father of botany -theophrastus father of zoology - aristotle father of genetics - G.J. Mendel father of expiremental genetics- thomas hunt morgan
In biology, the father is the male parent that contributes genetic material to offspring through the process of sexual reproduction. This genetic material is passed on through sperm, which fuses with an egg from the mother to create a new individual with a unique combination of genetic traits.
There is no single "master of biology," as the field is vast and diverse, with contributions from many individuals over time. Some notable figures in biology include Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, and Rosalind Franklin. These individuals made significant contributions to our understanding of genetics, evolution, and DNA, respectively.
Aristotle
Father of biology is Aristotle
Father of Biology - Aristotle
may be it is Robert Hooke
Aristotle is often credited as the "father of biology" for his early contributions to the study of living organisms and classification of species.
Of course he had a father as well as a mother. Biology dictates that.
father of medicine- hippocrates father of biology -aristotle father of botany -theophrastus father of zoology - aristotle father of genetics - G.J. Mendel father of expiremental genetics- thomas hunt morgan
Charles Darwin?
Charles Robert Darwin.
In biology, the father is the male parent that contributes genetic material to offspring through the process of sexual reproduction. This genetic material is passed on through sperm, which fuses with an egg from the mother to create a new individual with a unique combination of genetic traits.
Charles Darwin is considered to be the father of modern biology. Aristotle termed 'natural philosophy' which we would define today as physics, biology and natural sciences. See the related links for more information.
There is no single "master of biology," as the field is vast and diverse, with contributions from many individuals over time. Some notable figures in biology include Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, and Rosalind Franklin. These individuals made significant contributions to our understanding of genetics, evolution, and DNA, respectively.
Aristotle a greek scientist,is considered as the father of biology. before him , the knoladge in biology was fragmentary , ambiguous and confucing.