BIOLOGY

BIOLOGY

1. Physics

   • Physics helps biology, in a way that the former have a hand in determining the external movement patterns of life forms, their speed, agility, muscular endurance, power, and coordination of organisms. Everything that moves, physics is concerned about, and biology is no exception.

2. Ethics

   • Provides the principles and values ​​of conduct, which in some cases are so important to certain biological activities such as biotechnology, etc..

3. Geography

   • Geography influences the living things in a region or area. It affects the weather, climate, temperature and whether the specific species can exist there. Geography also affects the interactions of the living things in the region/area.

4. Chemistry

   • Biology is the study of life. Chemistry is the study of processes or changes taking place in the everyday life. The processes/reactions/changes in life could be explained by chemistry.

5. Geology

   • Geology is involved with Biology when both are combined and Paleontology arises. Paleontology is the study of life-forms from the distant past, as revealed primarily through the record of fossils left on and in the earth.

6. Mathematics

   • Biology interacts with mathematics for instance in the studies using percentages, ratios, statistics, etc.. Examples: body movement (simple dynamics), population growth, and family and population genetics.

7. Sociology

   • All social and cultural phenomena are abstractions of biological processes, and their interactions with the environment, and biological processes in other biological systems (i.e. other humans).