Animal Science Research: New Dimensions
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Animal Science Research: New Dimensions

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Animal Science Research: New Dimensions

About this book

The factors governing life on earth are changing constantly and the same is true for life too. The unique property of the living forms is their ability to change themselves, accepting the challenge caused by changes in the surroundings and this has enabled them to exploit the environment successfully, leading to their survival, multiplication and continuation on earth since first appearance. The association of man and animals dates back to the prehistoric period. The prehistoric men knew animals; they could distinguish them from one another, from different angles, primarily from their daily needs and safety. The early Egyptians knew quite a lot about animals, and domesticated cattle, sheep, cats and ducks. Today the tree of Animal Science has grown steadily for millions of years, diversifying it in many branches. Our ever-increasing knowledge in Animal Science has enabled us to apply this science in human benefit, ranging from prevention of diseases to production of various items for our use, introduction and stabilization of new hybrids, and in many other fields. Hence, the Animal Science has attained new and advance spectrum, which is visible in this book. Therefore, it is to be noted that the present book is a unique compilation of most recent research articles in various fields of Zoology and will be very much helpful for students, research scholars, and college or university teachers.

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Information

Publisher
Daya Publishing House
Year
2021
eBook ISBN
9789351300038
Topic
Medicine
Subtopic
Veterinary Medicine

Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. 1. Fish and Human Welfare with Special Reference to its Conservation Strategies
  3. Arvind Kumar and C. Bohra
  4. 2. Ageing Biology and Related Growth Statistics of a Freshwater Fish Tor chilinoides (Pisces: Cyprinidae) from Garhwal Himalaya, India
  5. S.P. Uniyal, Anoop K. Dobriyal and H.K. Joshi
  6. 3. Role of Birds in the Seed Dispersal of Zizyphus oenoplia (Mill.) in a Tropical Deciduous Forest of Central India
  7. R.M. Mishra and Atul Mishra
  8. 4. Avian Community of Orchard and its Surrounding Eucalyptus Windbreak in Punjab Agricultural University, University Campus, Punjab
  9. Sumit Chakravarty and J.S. Sandhul
  10. 5. Influence of Sago Wastesā€“Pressmud Mixture on the Growth and Reproduction of an Indian Epigeic Earthworm Perionyx excavatus (Perrier)
  11. A. Mary Violet Christy and R. Ramalingam
  12. 6. Parasites of Uzi Fly, Exorista sorbillans Wiedemann (Diptera: Tachinidae) III. Biology of Nesolynx thymus (Girault) (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae)
  13. Anand Kumar
  14. 7. Humoral and Cellular Immunomodulation Induced by Endosulfan in Swiss Albino Mice
  15. P. Dhasarathan, A.J.A. Ranjithsingh and N. Sukumaran
  16. 8. Effects of Parathion on Haemoglobin Content in Mice
  17. Md. Aftab Alam, Pankaj Kumar, Ranjana and A.P. Mishra
  18. 9. First Record of Pontoscolex corethrurus (Muller, 1856) (Oligochaeta: Glossoscolecidae) from Rajasthan
  19. P. Bhardwaj and S.S. Suthar
  20. 10. Scanning Electron Microscopic Observation of Armpit Gland Secretion in Field Mouse, Mus booduga (L.)
  21. S. Kannan and P. Ponmanickam
  22. 11. Food Preference of Eisenia fetida (Savigny, 1826) Under Varying Temperature and pH
  23. N. Dhiman and S.K. Battish
  24. 12. Host Parasitoid Density Relationship Between Sylepta derogata (Lepidoptera) and Apanteles blateatae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae)
  25. T.V. Sathe
  26. 13. Comparison of Mosquito Fauna in Srivilliputhur Town and Krishnankovil Village, Tamil Nadu
  27. K. Karuppasamy & T. Sooravan
  28. 14. A Study on Proteins During the Postnatal Development of Brain in Rat, Rattus norvegicus
  29. D. Anusuya and D.J. Prakash
  30. 15. Thrombocytopenic Effect of Buprenorphine in Mice
  31. Dhriti Banerjee and Nirmal Kumar Sarkar
  32. 16. Chemical Impact on the Histological Studies of the Thyroid in the Freshwater Fish Channa orientalis (Sch.)
  33. S.V. Deshmukh and K.M. Kulkarni
  34. 17. Length-weight Relationship and Relative Condition in Catla-catla (Ham.) from a Pond in Jabalpur
  35. Reeta Solanki, K.K. Dubey and A.K. Mandloi
  36. 18. Alteration in Oxygen Consumption in Freshwater Snail Bellamya bengalensis (Lamarck) During Pesticide Exposure
  37. P.H. Rohankar & K.M. Kulkarni
  38. 19. Studies on the Efficacy of Five Botanical Extracts as Pupicidal against Trogoderma granarium (Everts)
  39. S.C. Dwivedi and Nidhi Bala Shekhawat
  40. 20. Length-weight Relationship Between Body and Brain in Puntius conchonius (Pisces: Cyprinidae)
  41. Pankaj K. Bahuguna, Hemant K. Joshi, Sandhya Goswami, and Anoop K. Dobriyal
  42. 21. Mosquito Larvivorous Potential of Some Indigenous Fishes
  43. Rajiv Shrivastava, S.K. Goyal, P.K. Mishra, Kapil Soni & R.C. Saxena
  44. 22. Role of Liv-52 in Protection Against Vanadium Intoxication
  45. Shakti Bhardwaj and R. Mathur
  46. 23. Seasonal Incidence of Diamondback Moth on Cabbage
  47. A.P. Chavan, D.B. Pawar, D.B. Kadam and S.P. Kalhapure
  48. 24. A Comparative Study on Some Enzymes of the Atrial and Ventricular Tissues of the Heart of Albino Rats Employing Snake Venoms of Two Different Geographical Locations
  49. D. Mukherjee and C.R. Maity
  50. 25. On a New Species of Genus Mehraorchis from the Gall Bladder of Rana cyanophlyctis
  51. Anjna Prema Vandna Khalkho, M.T. Dan and Umapati Sahay
  52. 26. Effect of Opium on Certain Biochemical Constituents of Albino Rat, Rattus norwegicus
  53. Arti Kumari and B.P. Akela
  54. 27. New Record of Wild Silk Caterpillar, Cricula trifenestrata Heifer on Large Cardamon and Notes on its Biology
  55. Sujata Yadav & Anand Kumar
  56. 28. Inheritance of Resistance in Interspecific Hybrid Cotton to Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner)
  57. Pandurang B. Mohite and S. Uthamasamy
  58. 29. Collection of Fishes from Khaji-Kotnoor Reservoir
  59. Padmavathi and K. Vijaykumar
  60. 30. Haemato-biochemical Variation Induced by Monocrotophos in Cyprinus carpio During the Exposure and Recovery Period
  61. C. Maruthanayagam and G. Sharmila
  62. 31. Growth Inhibition Activity of Quercitrin Flavonoidal Compound on Earias fabia (Stall.)
  63. Sunil Dubey, P.K. Mishra, R.C. Saxena, Rahul Kavale & S. Patel
  64. 32. Aquatic Insects in the Lentic Systems of North Cachar Hills, Assam, India
  65. Tara Nandi Majumdar and Abhik Gupta
  66. 33. Identification of Mulberry Genotypes Suitable for Cocoon Characters of Silkworm, Bombyx mori L.
  67. B. Sannappa, Ramakrishna Naika, J. Shanthala & R. Govindan
  68. 34. Cadmium Chloride Impact on Thyroid of the Fish Channa orientalis (Sch.)
  69. S.V. Deshmukh and K.M. Kulkarni
  70. 35. Effect of Environmental Parameter (Light) on Pineal Secretion in the Wistar Albino Rat
  71. Pravin P. Joshi & K.M. Kulkarni
  72. 36. Alternation in Nucleic Acid (DNA and RNA) Concentration of a Freshwater Fish Tilapia mossambicus Peters Under Fluoride St ess Condition
  73. M.K. Mahapatra, B.P.Das and M. Shedpure
  74. 37. A Study of Amylase Activity in Some Indian Prawns
  75. Papree Chatterjee, Tushar Kanti Mukhopadhyay and Nirmal Kumar Sarkar
  76. 38. Effect of Chlorine on Common Carps
  77. C. Bala Murali Krishna
  78. 39. A New Species of Microvelia Westwood, 1834 from India
  79. Y.C. Gupta and V.K. Khandelwal
  80. 40. Holistic Approach in Biological Phenomena
  81. M.P. Chaudhary
  82. 41. The Prevalence Rate of Certain Stomach and Nodular Helminths of Pigs Belonging to Agra and Neighbouring Areas
  83. Rajesh Prakash
  84. 42. Rapid Screening Technique for Measuring Antibiosis to Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner) in Wild Gossypium spp.
  85. Panduran B. Mohite and S. Uthamasamy
  86. 43. Impact of Flyash of a Thermal Power Station on Biochemical Parameters of a Shrimp, Penaeus monodon Inhabiting Ennore Brackishwater
  87. E. Ekambaram and D. Sudarsanam
  88. 44. Haemato-biochemical Studies on Some Economically Important North Indian Fishes. III. On the Seasonal Variation of Organic Metaboliteā€“Glucose
  89. S.K. Singh, K.N. Srivastava and Amar Kumar
  90. 45. Effect of Body Weight and Sex on Liver Glycogen Level of Heteropneustes fossilis (Bloch.)
  91. B.P. Akela
  92. 46. Braconid Parasitoids Associated with Rice Insect Pests in India
  93. Arshad Ali Raider and Md. Noor Alam
  94. 47. Evaluation of a New Molecule, Spinosad 2.5 SC for the Management of Diamond Blackmoth Plutella xylostella on Cauliflower
  95. Panduran B. Mohite, Sarjerao A. Patil and Babruwan B. Gaikwad
  96. Index