Animal Form and Function Comparative Zoology

Animal Form and Function Comparative Zoology

Text Book of Zoology: Animal Form & Function – A Comparative Perspective is a comprehensive academic guide tailored for undergraduate students pursuing BS in Zoology or Life Sciences. The book provides a structured approach to understanding how anatomical structures and physiological processes evolve and adapt across various animal groups.

By emphasizing a comparative perspective, this textbook covers multiple systems including muscular, skeletal, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, nervous, excretory, reproductive, and endocrine systems. It explains how these systems operate across invertebrates and vertebrates, helping students identify functional similarities and differences shaped by evolutionary pressures.

 End-of-chapter assessments, summaries, and key terms provide students with ample practice for exams and practicals.

📌 Key Features:

1. Comparative study across phyla

2. Covers all major animal systems

3. Student-friendly language & visuals

4. Aligned with HEC-approved BS syllabus

5. In-depth functional and anatomical insights

6. Perfect for theory, viva, and practical exams

7. Detailed diagrams and tables for easy comprehension

8. Includes review questions and summaries

9. Evolutionary and adaptive significance explained

10. Ideal for undergraduate students of Zoology & Life Sciences

• Comprehensive coverage of the syllabus for the targeted courses.
• Clear and concise language suitable for undergraduate students.
• Illustrations and diagrams to aid understanding of animal anatomy and physiology.
• Inclusion of both subjective and objective type questions for exam preparation.
• Potentially includes examples of adaptation and evolutionary trends in animal form and

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