Description
Forensic Zoology is a comprehensive academic resource that explores the fascinating intersection of zoology, wildlife science, and forensic investigation. Designed for students, researchers, forensic professionals, and wildlife conservation enthusiasts, this book provides an in-depth understanding of how scientific techniques are applied to investigate crimes involving animals, wildlife trafficking, poaching, environmental offenses, and forensic evidence analysis.
Covering fundamental concepts as well as modern advancements, the book discusses forensic science principles, wildlife forensics, forensic anthropology, biometrics, forensic entomology, biotechnology, bioinformatics, nanotechnology, biosensors, and conservation laws. It highlights the role of DNA analysis, species identification, crime scene investigation, and emerging technologies in solving wildlife-related crimes and supporting biodiversity conservation.
With detailed explanations, case studies, practical applications, and current developments in forensic zoology, this text serves as a valuable reference for undergraduate and postgraduate students in Zoology, Forensic Science, Wildlife Biology, Environmental Science, and related disciplines. It also provides useful insights for law enforcement agencies, wildlife investigators, and conservation practitioners involved in protecting endangered species and combating illegal wildlife trade.
