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! ! 133 This field of study also covers the discussion of diverse types of plants. What types of plants exist in different climates and w hich countries do not support specific plants ? What are their diseases and what are the ir causes and remedies? Additionally, this discipline delves into analytical research, where each plant is studied individually to see if it is related to another. Sometimes , one plant does not resemble another, but they are related. For example, sugar cane and reed are said to belong to the same genus, but over time, the reed evolved into sugar cane. 59. Zoology: This study researches animals and their behavior. What is the function of the minutest of organisms? What is the condition of vertebrates? Furthermore, based up on geographical distribution, which animals are found in certain countries , and which are not and why? In short , this is a n extensive study. 60. Mining Engineering : This has several aspects, including the exploration of mines and the provi sion of light and circulation of air inside. In p revious times , people could not advance , for they were unaware of what treasures the ground held. M ining engineering has progressed considerably. Mines are below ground and provid ing air and light requires special knowledge , so t hat miners can work comfortably and avoid accident al death by fire or suffocation. 61. The Study of Elements: T he details of metals and elements are discussed here. The Study o f Surgery, Medications, a nd Diseases 62. Dissection : This deals with knowledge and details of the human and animal body. Dissection is the only means to locat e and descri be b lood vessels and specific bones. This method of study assists tremendously in treatment and has made considerable progress , with new skills emerging to advance this field. 63. Pharmacology: What are the effects of medicines? What is the result of using low or high dosage and how do they work in pa rticular illnesses? This is a rapidly expanding independent discipline.