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| S. No. | Fathers in Biology | Inventors |
|---|---|---|
| 1) | Father of Genetics | Johann Gregor Mendel (1822 − 1884) |
| 2) | Father of modern Genetics | Bateson |
| 3) | Father of Human Genetics | Arachibald Garrod |
| 4) | Father of Genetics Engineering | Paul Berg |
| 5) | Father of Indian Taxonomy | Henry Santapau |
| 6) | Father of Blood Group | Landsteiner |
| 7) | Father of Immunology | Edward Jenner |
| 8) | Father of Mutation | Hugo De vries |
| 9) | Father of Indian Mycology | E J Butler |
| 10) | Father of Medicine | Hippocrates |
| 11) | Father of Eugenics | Francis Galton |
| 12) | Father of Evolutionary Theory | Empedocles |
| 13) | Father of Experimental Physiology | Galen |
| 14) | Father of Modern anatomy | Andreas Vesalius |
| 15) | Father of Comparative anatomy | Georges Cuvier |
| 16) | Father of Taxonomy | Carolus Linnaeus |
| 17) | Father of Modern Cytology | Cart P. Swanson |
| 18) | Father of Modern Biology | Linnaeus |
| 19) | Father of paleontology | Leonard devinci |
| 20) | Father of Modern Paleontology | Georges Cuvier |
| 21) | Father of Biology | Aristotle |
| 22) | Father of Botany | Theophrastus |