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Physiology of Domestic Animals is primarily targeted towards students of veterinary-, animal- and agricultural sciences. It is also well suited for university courses in general and mammalian physiology. The textbook emphasizes functional aspects of physiology. It contains more than 600 color illustrations, more than 3000 short, clarifying statements placed in the margin, about 2000 questions, and nearly 200 clinical examples. Physiology of Domestic animals is designed to help students develop the problem-solving skills that they will need in their future careers.

Physiology of Domestic Animals was first published in 2003. Third edition, published in 2016, is comprehensively revised to encompass recent progress in domestic animal physiology and further improved during two later prints. The eBook version was published in 2021 and is available from the Kortext store.

The title would lead one to believe the textbook would cover a broader range of animals. It appears to be more of the anatomy and physiology of domesticated animals. Missing the cardiovascular system chapter.read more

Broad, yes- most of the topics are there, and even more than some comparative physiology texts (e.g., many of the latter ignore the lymphatic system). But lacking in depth to a troubling degree. This is more an intro to mammalian anatomy text than Anatomy and Physiology of animals. Even at the outset, in the cell chapter, lots of information that is lacking on cell function.

Much (but far from all) of the anatomy and physiology of animals knowledge is established. The outdated presentation of that knowledge in this textbook makes it of low relevance and longevity. Much more effective, royalty-free images are available to help students learn how animals are structured and how they function.

This book is more of a domestic animal anatomy book, although references to certain domestic animals having specific characteristics is sometimes lacking. Much of the first chapter is unnecessary, and the latter half would be well placed as a subheading under digestion. The classification of animals would be a good first chapter, although the duck billed platypus and spine anteater should be placed under protheria. The placement of exocrine vs. endocrine glands would be better placed under discussion of epithelia derivatives, rather than skin glands. The cardiovascular section was missing. Not all the cranial nerves are listed. There are multiple generalities made that are not true with all species, even domestic species.

This textbook is really more geared to tetrapods/mammals than animals. There is essentially no fish anatomy/physiology described in this text and many of the other systems focus on mammals. Further, major portions of the circulatory system under the cardiovascular system are completely missing. Moreover, this text is physiology light. I had expected to see more based on the title.

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