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Aristotle made a lot of contributions in Medicines and Biology. He gave the concept of correlations of organs, introduced principle of parsimony and he presented the concept of "great chain of being". He distinguished between analogous and homologous organs. His concepts of hereditary are considered more sound than the concepts of Darwin. He studied and observed different behaviors of animals like hibernation, migration, animal territories and cycles of population size. Discoveries of Aristotle have given a lot of basic ideas to the modern science.
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