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Different branches of anatomy Ontogeny: Developmental life history of an individual; from fertilization to death. Phylogeny/Ancestral history: Development of individual during the different phases of evolution. Osteology: Study of bone and skeletal system. Arthrology/Syndesmology: Study of joints or articulations. Myology: Study of Muscles. Splanchnology: Study of visceral organs. Angiology: Study of cardiovascular and the lymphatic system. Neurology: Study of nervous system. Aesthesiology: Study of sense organs. Developmental anatomy: Study of successive developmental changes in organisms from fertilization to a fully developed individual. Embryology: Intra-uterine phases of development. Special Anatomy: Study of biological structure of a particular species of animal. Comparative anatomy: Description and comparison of anatomy of different species of animals. Systemic anatomy: Study of different systems in animal body one after the other. E.g. skeletal system, muscular system, angiology, neurology etc. Regional anatomy: Study of the anatomy of all the structures present in a particular region of body. E.g. bones, muscles, blood vessels, lymphatics and nerves of forelimb. Anatomy: (Greek: to cut open) Branch of biological sciences which deals with the form and structure of the body and its parts. Ontogeny: Developmental life history of an individual; from fertilization to death. Phylogeny/Ancestral history: Development of individual during the different phases of evolution. Osteology: Study of bone and skeletal system. Arthrology/Syndesmology: Study of joints or articulations. Myology: Study of Muscles. Splanchnology: Study of visceral organs. Angiology: Study of cardiovascular and the lymphatic system. Neurology: Study of nervous system. Aesthesiology: Study of sense organs. Developmental anatomy: Study of successive developmental changes in organisms from fertilization to a fully developed individual. Embryology: Intra-uterine phases of development. Special Anatomy: Study of biological structure of a particular species of animal. Comparative anatomy: Description and comparison of anatomy of different species of animals. Systemic anatomy: Study of different systems in animal body one after the other. E.g. skeletal system, muscular system, angiology, neurology etc. Regional anatomy: Study of the anatomy of all the structures present in a particular region of body. E.g. bones, muscles, blood vessels, lymphatics and nerves of forelimb.
Different branches of Veterinary Anatomy, Planes of body, Descriptive Anatomical Terms, Osteology terms, Classification of bones, Composition of bones, Structure of bones, Development of bones, Skeleton
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