Q. Who is the father of zoology?
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Solution:
Aristotle
* Aristotle was a Greek philosopher and scientist.
* He was a student of Plato and a teacher of Alexander the Great.
* One of Aristotle’s most famous works is “Nicomachean Ethics”.
* He wrote extensively on biology, including his “History of Animals,” in which he describes the anatomy and behavior of various animals, and his “Parts of Animals,” in which he explores the principles of animal physiology.
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