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Firdavs [7]
2 years ago
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At what levels do biologists study life?

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1 answer:
andriy [413]2 years ago
6 0
Biologist study life to the extent to which they can uncover, unearth and investigate unseen, latent and concealed life forms that are still many in number, these crawling and under the water creatures. And in experimental sense, many biologists are guided by the ethics in researching life forms. This is to protect and inhibit other biologist in killing thousands of these living organisms and prevent them from becoming extinct. Remember that biologists or any other scientists study because of knowledge and to contribute to the scientific world of making the ecosystem including us into a much better and cultured place and not the opposite.

Hence, there are non-experimental and experimental approaches which are all subject to ethics. In exploring life forms, it is quite unlimited but studying life forms in experimental sense, it is somehow depends on the number of species that the biologists’ study.



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