Concepts of Animal Taxonomy

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of both classical and modern taxonomy, tailored to meet the needs of undergraduate and postgraduate Zoology students. It includes the latest updates on ICZN rules in animal taxonomy and focuses on zoological nomenclature, identification, and key elaboration, supported by numerous relevant examples and diagrams. Designed to engage learners and teachers alike, the book makes complex concepts accessible and fascinating. It provides foundational knowledge on species concepts, speciation, population structures, and other key taxonomic processes, with a special focus on entomological terminologies. The book is a valuable resource for students and educators in the field of Zoology.

This book strikes a balance between classical and modern approaches to taxonomy, making it a vital resource for undergraduate and postgraduate Zoology students. It covers essential topics such as zoological nomenclature, species concepts, modes of speciation, and population structures. The work is updated with the latest ICZN rules and presents these concepts in an engaging manner with examples and diagrams. Special attention is given to entomology terminologies and their application in taxonomy. By providing a clear and accessible approach to these fundamental processes, this book serves as a comprehensive guide for students and teachers in Zoology.

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