Which one of the following branches of biology deals with living organisms in relation to their environment?
Correct answer: C. Environmental Biology
- A. Marine Biology
- B. Parasitology
- C. Environmental Biology
- D. Microbiology
Explanation
The correct answer is Environmental Biology because it specifically examines how living organisms interact with their environment, including both living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) components. Marine Biology is limited to marine environments, Parasitology focuses on parasites, and Microbiology studies microorganisms without emphasizing environmental interactions.
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