The term for the anatomical structures in non-living organisms is morphology. Morphology focuses on the form and structure of organisms, studying shapes, sizes, and arrangements of physical parts. In non-living systems, morphology can refer to the features and arrangements of particles in structures like minerals and crystals. Understanding morphology helps in varied fields such as geology, biology, and material science. In biology, morphological studies can provide insights into evolutionary relationships and adaptations. Examining morphology aids researchers in classifying organisms and understanding functional adaptations to their environments.