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Also known as build, body structure, body shape, form
生物の構造と形態に関する学問
Morphology is the study of the external shapes and structures of living things, from their overall body form down to smaller physical features. It matters because understanding how organisms are built helps scientists classify them, understand how they function, and trace their evolutionary relationships.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 形態学 is referenced by 5,112 other articles, and connects out to organism, taxon and glossary of plant morphology.
Vinony files it under Branches of biology, Comparative anatomy and Morphology (biology).
Its subject is documented across 69 Wikipedia language editions.
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