“Principles of Zoology: Animal Behaviour, Genetics, and Function” is an authoritative text that delves into the three core pillars of animal biology—behavior, genetics, and physiological function. This book is designed to serve as a resource for students and professionals who seek to understand the complexities of animal life from a multidisciplinary perspective.

Divided into carefully structured chapters, it covers a wide array of topics, from the basics of animal behavior and the genetic mechanisms underlying traits, to the functional aspects of organ systems and adaptations to various environments. It explores the rich diversity of animal behaviors, the processes of inheritance, and the ways in which animals interact with their surroundings. Each chapter integrates fundamental principles with cutting-edge research, ensuring that readers gain a deep and contemporary understanding of these subjects.

The book is well-suited for university courses in zoology, animal science, and related fields, but its accessible language and practical examples make it equally valuable to anyone interested in the natural world. Through this comprehensive guide, readers will gain a deeper appreciation of the dynamic relationship between genetics, behavior, and function in the animal kingdom.