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The basics of Zoological Nomenclature (PDF 24P)
This note covers the following topics: History of scientific nomenclature, How are scientific names formed, Formation and treatment, Ruling principles of nomenclature, Principles of binominal nomenclature, Principles of homonymy and Principles of synonymy.
Author(s): Yves Samyn
24 Pages 
This book focusing on lactation in farm animals presents invited papers from internationally recognized scientists. It contains seven chapters covering the key topics related to milk production and lactation biology and physiology.
Author(s): Naceur MHamdi
NA Pages
Animal Breeding Methods Course Notes
This note covers the following topics: Overview of Animal Breeding, Matrix Algebra, Genetic Relationships, Writing a Linear Model, Animal Models, Genetic Change, Phantom Parent Groups, Maternal Genetic Effects, Multiple Traits, Non-Additive Genetic Effects, Random Regression Models, Breeding Objectives, Correlated Responses, Mating Systems, Dairy Cattle Notes, Genome Wide Selection, R Basics and Evolutionary Algorithms.
Author(s): L. R. Schaeffer
186 Pages
This book covers the following topics: History and Breeds Of Cattle, Crossing and Breeding, Feeding and Management, Diseases and Their Remedies, Medicines Used in Treating Cattle, Doses Of Various Medicines.
Author(s): Robert Jennings
NA Pages
The introductory topics will cover various approaches to the study of animals and their behavior. Topics covered includes: Habitat selection, Nest site selection, territoriality, dispersal, migration, Feeding, Antipredator behavior, Sexuality, Mating and reproduction, Cooperation among conspecifics.
Author(s): Prof. Gerald E. Schneide
NA Pages
The book is divided into three parts. Part I provides an introduction to an elementary knowledge of animal structure, function, and development. Part II explains the principal branches of the animal kingdom. Part III is devoted to a necessarily brief consideration of certain of the more conspicuous and interesting features of animal ecology.
Author(s): Vernon L. Kellogg
NA Pages
The introduction of chapters on Animal Anomalies, Animal Regeneration, Biological Effects of Radiation, Marine Zoology, and Wildlife Conservation is a slight departure from the usual textbook outline, but each of these seems to the author to have enough of special value and current interest to warrant presentation. The chapters on Regulatory Glands, Animal Distribution, The Animal and Its Environment, Animal Parasitism, Comparative Emhrijology, Animal Behavior, and Paleontology are also presented with the feeling that they are of exceptional general interest to all students, as well as being thoroughly zoological.
Author(s): George Edwin Potter
960 Pages
The book Zoological Illustrations, describes the original figures and descriptions of New, Rare, or Interesting Animals, Selected Chiefly from the Classes of Ornithology, Entomology, and Conchology, and Arranged on the Principles of Cuvier and Other Modern Zoologists by William Swainson, F.R.S., F.L.S., member of the Wernerian Society of Edinburgh.
Author(s): William Swainson
NA Pages
A student's text book of zoology
This book covers the following topics: Protozoa to Chaetognatha, Amphioxus, Vertebrata, Tunicata, Enteropneusta, Echinodermata, Arthropoda, the Crustacea and Xiphosura, insects and Arachnida.
Author(s): Sedgwick Adam, Shipley and Lister Joseph Jackson
NA Pages
Zoological Nomenclature Resource
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Author(s): NA
NA Pages
Notes on the Indo Australian basicerotine ants (Hymenoptera Formicidae)
This paper brings up to date the information available on Indo-Australian basicero tines. A second Rhopalothrix species is described and two new Melanesian Eurhopalothrix species are added, along with systematic and distributional notes on some older species, and a key to the Indo- Australian fauna.
Author(s): Taylor, R. W
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