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)
7. natural sciences

Narrower term/s

• 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] [+]
      • greenhouse gardening
      • indoor gardening
      • landscape gardening
      • organic gardening
      • vertical gardening
  • 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

Anotations

Scope note:

Division of the natural sciences, consisting of those sciences that deal with the organic world, including all aspects of living beings and the systems that sustain them.