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    Science is defined as the study of life based on its Greek roots meaning "life" and "study". A living organism can be a single cell like a microbe, or multicellular like plants, animals, and fungi. Science covers topics ranging from subatomic particles within cells to how species evolve and interact with their environments. It also overlaps with other fields such as chemistry and physics with biology, and sociologies like anthropology can relate to biology in areas such as natural resource management and evolutionary psychology.

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    Science is defined as the study of life based on its Greek roots meaning "life" and "study". A living organism can be a single cell like a microbe, or multicellular like plants, animals, and fungi. Science covers topics ranging from subatomic particles within cells to how species evolve and interact with their environments. It also overlaps with other fields such as chemistry and physics with biology, and sociologies like anthropology can relate to biology in areas such as natural resource management and evolutionary psychology.

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    Science is defined as the study of life based on its Greek roots meaning "life" and "study". A living organism can be a single cell like a microbe, or multicellular like plants, animals, and fungi. Science covers topics ranging from subatomic particles within cells to how species evolve and interact with their environments. It also overlaps with other fields such as chemistry and physics with biology, and sociologies like anthropology can relate to biology in areas such as natural resource management and evolutionary psychology.

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    The word science is gotten from the greek

    words/profiles/meaning/life/and/logos/meaning/study/and is characterized as the study of life


    and living creatures. A creature is a living substance comprising of one cell for example
    microorganisms, or a few cells for example creatures, plants and organisms.

    Parts of natural science range from the investigation of sub-atomic systems in cells, to the
    grouping and conduct of creatures, how species develop and communication between
    environments.

    Science frequently covers with different sciences; for instance, natural chemistry and toxicology
    with science, science, and medication; biophysics with science and physical science;
    stratigraphy with science and geology; astrobiology with science and cosmology. Sociologies,
    for example, topography, theory, brain research and human science can likewise connect with
    science, for instance, in organization of natural assets, formative science, biogeography,
    transformative brain research and morals.

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