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| | Theoretical biology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Theoretical biology is a field of academic study and research that involves the use of quantitative tools in biology. |
 | | Some of these areas include: animal behaviour (ethology), biomechanics, biorhythms, cell biology, complexity of biological systems, ecology, enzyme kinetics, evolutionary biology, genetics, immunology, membrane transport, microbiology, molecular structures, morphogenesis, physiological mechanisms, systems biology and the origin of life. |
 | | Over recent years the theoretical biologist has become nearly obsolete, as tests prove the impossibility of accurate results where the environment of the observations is not homogeneous. |
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