Foundations of Zoology and Entomology: Taxonomy, Physiology, and Ecology provides a detailed exploration of fundamental concepts essential for understanding the an-imal kingdom and insect species. This book is thoughtfully organized to cater to undergraduate and postgraduate students pursuing biological sciences and related disci-plines.
The content is structured to build a strong foundation in the subjects, combining theoretical insights with practical knowledge. The book begins with an introduction to zool-ogy and entomology, highlighting their importance and historical contributions. It proceeds to discuss taxonomy, emphasizing classification systems and major animal groups.
Morphology, physiology, and developmental biology are covered in detail, providing insights into structural adaptations and functional systems. Special attention is given to the ecological roles of insects, biodiversity, and conservation. The final chapters focus on applied zoology, discussing key topics like pollination, pest control, and environmental indicators, followed by evolutionary aspects and genetic concepts. This book is designed to support students academic growth while fostering curiosity about the animal world. By presenting complex ideas in a clear and concise manner, the book ensures readers grasp essential principles effectively. Whether for academic study or self-learning, this book offers a comprehensive and insightful guide to zoology and entomology.