Textbook of Animal Genetics: Principles and Population Genetics

A Textbook of Animal Genetics

A Textbook of Animal Genetics by P. Kanakraj provides an introductory guide to the fundamental principles and applications of genetics, with a focus on building a clear understanding of the subject for students. Organized into approximately 37 chapters, the book progresses from Mendelian genetics and cytogenetics to molecular genetics, population genetics, and applied genetics. Examples, illustrations, review questions, and unsolved problems help readers understand key concepts and develop their problem-solving skills. A comprehensive glossary supports learning by explaining important genetic terminology, making this textbook useful for students of animal science, biology, and related disciplines.

Key Features

• Introduces the fundamental principles of genetics in an accessible format.
• Explains Mendelian inheritance and classical genetic concepts.
• Covers cytogenetics and the structure and behavior of chromosomes.
• Explores molecular genetics and the biological basis of inheritance.
• Discusses population genetics and genetic variation.
• Introduces applied genetics and its practical applications.
• Organizes the material into approximately 37 chapters for structured learning.
• Includes examples and illustrations to clarify important concepts.
• Provides review questions and unsolved problems for self-assessment.
• Features a comprehensive glossary of genetic terms for students and learners.