“Applied Zoology: Animal Genetics, Ecology, Structure, and Medical Physiology” is a comprehensive guide to the dynamic and constantly changing field of zoology. This book is designed to provide a comprehensive comprehension of the ways in which animals interact with their environments, evolve, and function, with a particular emphasis on the applied scientific principles that affect both human society and nature. This book commences with an examination of animal genetics, which encompasses a broad range of subjects, including fundamental genetic inheritance and state-of-the-art genetic manipulation methods. The ecology section underscores the significance of animals in ecosystems, with a particular emphasis on conservation strategies and biodiversity.

It also investigates the physiological makeup of animals, including their nervous and reproductive systems, as well as their digestive and circulatory systems. The medical physiology chapter connects zoological knowledge with practical applications in human health, demonstrating how the study of animals leads to advancements in medicine, disease prevention, and treatment development. This book is an essential resource for students and professionals in zoology, biology, and related disciplines due to its plain, accessible language. It integrates scientific rigour with practical applications, rendering intricate subjects comprehensible and pertinent to daily life.