Advances in Zoology Research

This book presents a comprehensive review of various biological and ecological studies in animal science, including their embryology, evolution, classification, habitats and distribution. Topics discussed herein include the aphid behaviour in a multitrophic environment; mechanisms determining benthic adult distributions of estuarine and coastal crabs; feeding ecology of the pig-tailed macaques; adult neurogenesis in primates; and visceral adiposity and splanchnic organ mass in non-pregnant dry Holstein cows.

Preface; Update About Nutritional Strategies in Feedlot for Preventing Ruminal Acidosis; Analyzing Aphid Behaviour in a Multitrophic Environment; Mechanisms Determining Benthic Adult Distributions of Estuarine & Coastal Crabs: Ecological Implications of Megalopae (Review); Feeding Ecology of Pig-Tailed Macaque (Macaca leonina) in Semi-Evergreen Forest of Bangladesh; 'PUFA-GPR40-CREB' Signaling Specific for the Adult Primate Neurogenesis; Evolutionary Importance of Phenotypic Plasticity in Aphid-Host Plant Interactions: Insights from a Study of Mexican Population of Brevicoryne Brassicae; Visceral Adiposity & Splanchnic Organ Mass in Non-Pregnant Dry Holstein Cows Offered Higher & Lower Energy Diets; Visual Body Condition Score & Peripheral Metabolites & Insulin Responses to High & Low Dietary Energy Density in a Non-Pregnant Dry Cow Model; Drought Stress Fosters Aphid Infestation in Brassica Crops; Index.