Animal Physiology

According to Thomas Kuhn, a principle way to communicate paradigm shifts to students is through textbooks. The book has been designed following this dictum, incorporating major paradigms of animal physiology. Furthermore, the book is a harmonious medley of accurate information and lucid explanations. The book is marginally biased towards mammals; however, other vertebrates and invertebrates, such as mollusks and anthropods, share the limelight.
All the aspects of time-honored bookmaking procedures have been taken into consideration to achieve the book, and the author has ensured that the book is pedagogically relevant.
Animal Physiology, is a pure physiology textbook and has been composed in conformation to the academic curricula of various institutions. Graduate and undergraduate students and their instructors are the target audience of the product.
The content of the book is an integration of animal physiology and other disciplines such as ecology, genetics, and evolutionary and molecular biology. The author has obtained critical reviews, and the necessary changes have been made.
The product has consistently emphasized the importance of physiology in the course of an animal’s life. Physiological developments and processes such as migration, endogenous rhythms, and adaptations to extreme conditions have been discussed in the book. However, the parasitism and pathological aspects of animal physiology have been omitted.