Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Activities Facet
3. Disciplines (hierarchy name)
4. disciplines (concept)
5. [science and related disciplines]
6. science (modern discipline)

Narrower term/s

• biological sciences[+]
  • physical anthropology [NP] [+]
    • anthropometry
    • paleoanthropology
  • agriculture (discipline) [+]
    • horticulture [+]
      • floriculture
      • ornamental horticulture
      • arboriculture
      • oenology
    • animal husbandry (discipline)
    • agronomy
    • sustainable agriculture (discipline) [+]
      • permaculture [NP]
    • viticulture (discipline)
  • anatomy [+]
    • histology
    • osteology
  • biology [+]
    • microbiology
    • molecular biology [+]
      • proteomics
    • marine biology
    • reproductive biology
    • aerobiology
  • botany [+]
    • palynology
    • archaeobotany [+]
      • anthracology
    • paleobotany
    • ethnobotany
  • ecology [+]
    • paleoecology
  • physiology
  • zoology [+]
    • entomology
    • archaeozoology [NP]
    • ichthyology
    • ornithology
    • herpetology
  • health sciences [NP] [+]
    • psychology [NP] [+]
      • ethnopsychology
      • psychoanalysis
      • social psychology
      • environmental psychology
    • chiropractic
    • dentistry
    • medicine (discipline) [+]
      • psychiatry
      • radiology
      • traditional medicine
      • epidemiology
      • serology
      • Ayurveda
    • nursing (health science)
    • pharmacy (discipline)
    • pharmacology [+]
      • toxicology
    • occupational therapy
    • biomedical engineering [NP]
    • bibliotherapy
    • horticultural therapy [+]
      • gardening [NP] [+]
    • heliotherapy
    • veterinary medicine
  • biometrics [NP]
  • biochemistry [NP]
  • paleontology [+]
    • paleoanthropology [NP]
    • palynology [NP]
    • paleoecology [NP]
    • paleopathology [NP]
    • paleobotany [NP]
    • taphonomy
    • ichnology
    • micropaleontology
    • invertebrate paleontology
    • vertebrate paleontology
  • genetics
  • geobiology
  • bioengineering [NP] [+]
    • biomedical engineering
  • pathology [+]
    • paleopathology
• physical sciences[+]
  • cosmography
  • materials science [+]
    • metallurgy [+]
      • archaeometallurgy
      • pyrometallurgy
    • polymer science
    • metallography
    • tribology
  • astronomy [+]
    • astrophysics
  • chemistry [+]
    • pharmacy (discipline) [NP]
    • biochemistry
    • inorganic chemistry
    • organic chemistry
    • geochemistry
    • alchemy [NP]
    • pharmacology [NP] [+]
      • toxicology
    • physical chemistry [+]
      • photochemistry (discipline)
      • crystallography
    • electrochemistry
    • microchemistry
    • thermochemistry
    • chemometrics [NP]
    • computational chemistry
  • earth sciences [+]
    • geochemistry [NP]
    • geodesy
    • geology [+]
      • geomorphology
      • mineralogy
      • paleontology [NP] [+]
      • petrology [+]
      • tectonics (geology)
      • structural geology
      • stratigraphy
      • geoarchaeology [NP]
      • hydrogeology
      • sedimentology
      • lithology
      • geological dynamics [NP]
    • geophysics [NP] [+]
      • seismology
    • meteorology [+]
      • climatology
    • mineralogy [NP]
    • oceanography
    • soil science
    • geobiology [NP]
    • hydrology [+]
      • hydrography
      • hydrogeology [NP]
    • hypsography
  • physics [+]
    • geophysics [+]
      • seismology
    • applied physics
    • acoustics [+]
      • phonetics [NP]
    • particle physics
    • hydraulics
    • mathematical physics
    • mechanics (physics) [+]
      • rheology
      • fracture mechanics
      • fluid mechanics [+]
    • nuclear physics
    • optics [+]
      • fiber optics
      • x-ray optics [+]
    • radiology [NP]
    • electronics (physics) [+]
      • microelectronics
      • electronic engineering [NP]
    • building physics
    • photonics

Anotations

Scope note:

Category of sciences that deal with beings, objects, energy, and processes observable in nature, and with objectively measurable phenomena.