Foundations of Zoology and Genetics: An Integrated Approach is a comprehensive guide designed to provide an in-depth understanding of zoology and genetics. The book explores key topics, including animal classification, cell structure, physiology, genetics principles, molecular biology, evolutionary theories, and population ecology. Each chapter is thoughtfully structured to ensure clarity, relevance, and engagement.

This book caters to undergraduate and postgraduate students, educators, and professionals, offering a robust framework to understand biological systems and genetic mechanisms. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of these fields, showcasing their importance in addressing modern scientific and environmental challenges. From biodiversity conservation to the applications of genetic engineering and CRISPR technology, the text provides insights into the profound implications of these disciplines in shaping our world.

In addition, the book addresses the ethical and futuristic dimensions of zoological and genetic studies, fostering critical thinking and a sense of responsibility among learners. With its student-friendly approach, the book simplifies complex topics without compromising on scientific rigor.

Whether used as a textbook, reference guide, or for self-study, this book aims to inspire curiosity, encourage academic exploration, and prepare readers for advancements in the fields of zoology and genetics.