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Hello r/zoology! Just dropping by to ask for answers to the question above from people who are actually in zoology.
I'd like to pursue in particular animal behavior or vertebrate biology in the future (MS/PhD). Please help me decide. I'll be able to pick only one of these electives... Thanks! I'm not really very fond of microscopy, having to stain, measure, and all that. Meanwhile, parasitology interests me more, but maybe histology will actually be more enriching. However, from what I've read on various online platforms, animal histology is relevant only if you wanna pursue medicine/animal physiology. Thanks again...
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