Animal Behavior: Mechanisms, Ecology, Evolution

This textbook is designed for a one-semester introductory course in animal behavior. It emphasizes evolutionary principles as a unifying theme and integrates diverse perspectives such as ecology, physiology, ethology, and comparative psychology. WorldCat +6 isbnsearcher.com +6 textbooks.com +6 Features include chapter outlines, summaries, discussion questions, suggested readings, and …

Macmillan Phrasal Verbs Plus

Includes over 1,000 phrasal verbs with clear explanations, grammar notes, usage tips, and sample sentences. Designed for intermediate to advanced learners of English.

Papers in Contrastive Linguistics

A foundational collection of academic papers presented at the first International Conference on Contrastive Linguistics. The volume explores theoretical and applied aspects of comparing linguistic systems across languages.

Invertebrate Zoology: A Functional Evolutionary Approach

This seventh edition is a thoroughly updated version of the long‑established Ruppert/Barnes text, now co‑authored with Richard Fox. It provides a phylogenetically informed survey of all major invertebrate phyla: Emphasizes evolutionary origins and functional morphology of invertebrates Covers classical groups (Protozoa, Porifera, Mollusca, Arthropoda, Echinodermata), as well as newer …

Sociobiology: The New Synthesis

Edward O. Wilson’s Sociobiology: The New Synthesis (1975) introduced the field of sociobiology, proposing that social behavior across animal species—including humans—has a biologically evolved basis. It explores topics such as altruism, dominance, mating systems, kin selection, eusociality, and group living, across insects to primates. The 25th Anniversary edition adds a new introduction …

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1

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0-321-11785-9

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920

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006.78/f831

Webster's Vocabulary Builder

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Zoology, often marketed as Integrated Principles of Zoology

The 5th Edition of Zoology (1974) delivers a thoroughly organized overview of animal life and biological principles, reflecting evolutionary patterns and functional adaptations. It served as a standard collegiate zoology reference of the era, featuring high-quality diagrams and narrative. Later editions retained its core structure while integrating cladistics and updated taxonomy. Its earlier p…

Introduction to General Zoology: Volume II

Volume II picks up from Volume I, typically covering advanced zoological themes such as chordate anatomy, physiology, embryology, and taxonomy. The extended printings significantly expand earlier content—later versions reaching over 1,100 pages for detailed coverage aligned with university-level coursework. It serves as a comprehensive resource for general zoology theory, diagrams, and exam p…

Introduction to General Zoology: Volume I

This textbook, Volume I, offers a comprehensive introduction to zoology geared toward B.Sc. students. It covers foundational topics in general zoology such as animal diversity, morphology, physiology, and taxonomy. The text is structured in lucid though detailed language, with numerous illustrative figures and diagrams to support learning. Designed especially for general stream students in In…