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The 13 pages that link to Entomology, each with the reason it gives.

• InsectNarrower topic: This discipline investigates the diversity and biology of Insecta.

• Forensic entomologyNarrower topic: Forensic work applies insect biology and taxonomy to evidence in legal investigations.

• Fly fishingNarrower topic: Insect life cycles help explain which prey many flies imitate.

• Maria Sibylla MerianNarrower topic: Her life-cycle observations contributed to the study of insects before modern entomology took shape.

• OrnithologyCompared with: It examines invertebrates rather than the birds central to ornithology.

• ZoologyBroader topic: Insects are zoology’s most species-rich animal group and have dedicated methods and classifications.

• ParasitologyRelated: Parasitology draws on entomology when insects act as parasites or vectors.

• Insect collectingNarrower topic: Insect collecting supplies specimens and observations used in entomological research.

• Jan SwammerdamNarrower topic: His meticulous studies helped make insects subjects of rigorous anatomical investigation.

• René Antoine Ferchault de RéaumurNarrower topic: Réaumur’s best-known natural-history work belongs to this field.

• ArthropodologyBroader topic: Entomology is the most developed specialized branch within arthropodology.

• GoliathusNarrower topic: Research on Goliathus contributes to knowledge of beetle diversity, ecology, and development.

• Johan Christian FabriciusNarrower topic: Fabricius’s extensive classifications helped make insect study a distinct, organized field.