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PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE: PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY

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<P>This new volume fully explores zoology, the branch of biology that studies the animal kingdom, including the structure, embryology, evolution, classification, habit, and distribution of all animals, and how they interact with their ecosystems. Easy-to-understand essays cover the following areas of zoology investigation: Zoography; Invertebrate Zoology; Animal Physiology; Vertebrate Zoology; Behavioral Ecology; Soil Zoology; Ethology; and Taxonomic Disciplines. The volume provides high school and college students with a history of zoology from ancient to modern times, including the transformation work of Thomas Henry Huxley, who brought the teaching of zoology out of the lecture hall and into the laboratory.</P>

Principles of Zoology

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Publisher&#x2019;s Note.
List of Contributors.
Editor&#x2019;s Introduction.
1: Adaptive Radiation.
2: Aging.
3: Amphibians.
4: Animal Adaptations.
5: Animal Aggregation.
6: Animal Bioluminescence.
7: Animal Cells.
8: Animal Courtship.
9: Animal Demographics.
10: Animal Development: Evolutionary Perspective.
11: Animal Domestication.
12: Animal Embryology.
13: Animal Emotions.
14: Animal Evolution: Historical Perspective.
15: Animal Growth.
16: Animal Habituation and Sensitization.
17: Animal Immune Systems.
18: Animal Instincts.
19: Animal Intelligence.
20: Animal Kingdom.
21: Animal Life of Swamps and Marshes.
22: Animal Life Spans.
23: Animal Locomotion.
24: Animal Mating.
25: Animal Migration.
26: Animal Physiology.
27: Animal Reproduction.
28: Animal Respiration and Low Oxygen.
29: Apes to Hominids.
30: Arachnids.
31: Arthropods.
32: Asexual Reproduction.
33: Beaks and Bills.
34: Biodiversity.
35: Biological Rhythms and Behavior.
36: Biology.
37: Birds.
38: Birth.
39: Bone and Cartilage.
40: Brain.
41: Breeding Programs.
42: Camouflage.
43: Cannibalism.
44: Carnivores.
45: Cell Determination and Differentiation.
46: Circulatory Systems of Invertebrates.
47: Circulatory Systems of Vertebrates.
48: Claws, Nails, and Hooves.
49: Cloning of Extinct or Endangered Species.
50: Coevolution.
51: Communication.
52: Communities.
53: Competition.
54: Convergent and Divergent Evolution.
55: Copulation.
56: Crustaceans.
57: Death and Dying.
58: Digestion.
59: Digestive Tract.
60: Dinosaurs.
61: Displays.
62: Ecological Niches.
63: Ecology.
64: Ecosystems.
65: Embryonic Development.
66: Endangered Species.
67: Endocrine Systems of Invertebrates.
68: Endocrine Systems of Vertebrates.
69: Endoskeletons.
70: Estivation.
71: Estrus.
72: Evolution: Animal Life.
73: Evolutionary Origin of Sex Differences.
74: Excretory System.
75: Exoskeletons.
76: Extinction.
77: Extinctions and Evolutionary Explosions.
78: Felidae.
79: Fertilization.
80: Fins and Flippers.
81: Fish.
82: Food Chains and Food Webs.
83: Gametogenesis.
84: Gas Exchange.
85: Gene Flow.
86: Genetic Mutations.
87: Genetics.
88: Grooming.
89: Habitats and Biomes.
90: Hardy-Weinberg Law of Genetic Equilibrium.
91: Hearing.
92: Herbivores.
93: Herds.
94: Hermaphroditism.
95: Heterochrony.
96: Hibernation.
97: Home Building.
98: Homeosis.
99: Homo Sapiens and Human Diversification.
100: Hormones and Behavior.
101: Hybrid Zones.
102: Hydrostatic Skeletons.
103: Infanticide.
104: Ingestion in Animals.
105: Insects.
106: Invertebrates.
107: Isolating Mechanisms in Evolution.
108: Jellyfish.
109: Lactation.
110: Language.
111: Learning.
112: Mammalian Social Systems.
113: Marine Animals.
114: Marine Biology.
115: Mark, Release, and Recapture Methods.
116: Marsupials.
117: Metabolic Rates in Animals.
118: Metamorphosis.
119: Mimicry.
120: Molting and Shedding.
121: Morphogenesis.
122: Multicellularity.
123: Muscles in Invertebrates.
124: Muscles in Vertebrates.
125: Nervous Systems of Vertebrates.
126: Nesting.
127: Neutral Mutations and Evolutionary Clocks.
128: Nocturnal Animals.
129: Nonrandom Mating, Genetic Drift, and Mutation.
130: Nutrient Requirements of Animals.
131: Offspring Care.
132: Omnivores.
133: Osmoregulation.
134: Packs.
135: Pair-bonding.
136: pH Maintenance in Animals.
137: Phylogeny.
138: Placental Mammals.
139: Plant and Animal Interactions.
140: Poisonous Animals.
141: Pollution Effects on Animal Life.
142: Population Analysis.
143: Population Genetics.
144: Predation.
145: Pregnancy and Prenatal Development in Animals.
146: Prehistoric Animals.
147: Primates.
148: Protozoa.
149: Punctuated Equilibrium and Continuous Evolution.
150: Regeneration.
151: Reproductive Strategies in Animals.
152: Reproductive System of Female Animals.
153: Reproductive System of Male Mammals.
154: Reptiles.
155: Respiratory Systems in Animals.
156: Rodents.
157: Ruminants.
158: Savannas and Animal Life.
159: Scavengers.
160: Sense Organs.
161: Sexual Development.
162: Shells.
163: Sleep.
164: Smell.
165: Social Hierarchies.
166: Symbiosis.
167: Tails.
168: Teeth, Fangs, and Tusks.
169: Tentacles.
170: Territoriality and Aggression.
171: Thermoregulation.
172: Tool Use.
173: Ungulates.
174: Urban and Suburban Wildlife.
175: Vertebrates.
176: Vocalizations.
177: Water Balance in Vertebrates.
178: Wildlife Management.
179: Wings.
180: Zoology.
181: Zoos.
Appendixes.
Branches of Zoology.
Key Figures in Conservation and Zoology.
Index.

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