Description

Herpetology has consistently been one of the most stimulating subfields in zoology. Through skillful blending, the author condenses the diverse variation in the science of living things on land, in water, and in reptiles while also illuminating the breadth of ebb and flow herpetological research. Themes covered include the development, characterisation, improvement, population growth, and ecological issues pertaining to the study of land- and water-based organisms as well as reptiles. It is vital for courses in biology, conduct, development, systematics, and morphology, in addition to acting as a solid foundation for current herpetology courses. This book is regarded in a few countries as an important resource for studying herpetology since it uses models from reptiles and other land, water, and wildlife from all over the world. Due to the wide range of environmental, physiological, morphological, behavioural, and transformative instances they exhibit, land, water, and reptile animals have accepted a focus role in research.