Zoology Module 1 - History and Branches of Zoology

etching and cave sketches of animals as documentation.

• Cro Magnons

• Ancient times

• Stone Age

Animals with red blood cells

Can possess backbone or spinal column.

• Invertebrates

• Mammals

• Vertebrates

• -wrote the book “Historia Animalium” which is the basis of modern zoology
  - contributed to the 16th century progression of zoology

• Aristotle

• Conrad Von Gessner

• Alfred Wallace

• Jean Baptiste Lamarck

Described the compartments of cork tissue as "cells."

• Dujardin

• Robert Brown

• Charles Darwin

• Robert Hooke

Noted anatomical similarities between the Human skeleton and that of birds.

• Pierre Belon

• Pliny The Elder

• Carolus Linnaeus

• Antoine Van Leewehoek

Proponent of Modern Taxonomy

• Conrad Von Gessner

• Carolus Linnaeus

• Charles Darwin

• Hippocrates

The study of worms

• Helminthology

• Herepetology

• Ichthyology

• Entomology

First to see live bacteria and protozoa, a proponent of Microbiology, Bacteriology, and protozoology.

• Jean Baptiste Lamarck

• Edward Topsell

• Antoine Van Leeuwenhoek

• Claudius Galen

cited animals according to their genius, dwelling places, and motion.

• Gregor Mendel

• Carolous Linnaeus

• Pliny the Elder

• Albert Magnus

known for his knowledge of nature, wrote the book “Natural History” in ancient Rome.

• Pliny the Elder

• Albert Magnus

• Pierre Belon

• Charles Darwin