Category: ZOOLOGY III YEAR (THINK-TANK)

Basic concepts in ecolog
Ecosystem
Population Ecology
Community Ecology
Ecological succession
Habitat Ecology
Major biomes and the world
Ecology and Human Future
Environment and its concepts
Natural resources

Section-A
Chordates Protochordates and Cyclostomes :
1.Comparison of habit, external features and anatomy of Herdmania and Branchisotoma
(excluding development)
2.Ascidian tadpole larva and its me
tamorphosis
3.Affinities of hemichordata, urochordata and cephalochordata
4.Habit, habitat and salient feature of Petromyzon : Ammocoete larva
Section-B
Comparative anatomy
1.Integument including structure and development of placoid scales, feathers and hair
2.Basic plan of vertebrate endoskeleton
3.Alimentary canal
4.Heart and aortic arches
5.Respiratory system
6.Urinogenital system
7.Brain
Section-C
Chordates Adaptations
1.Pisces: Scales and Fins, Migration Parental care
Structure and Function of Chordate Type
2.Amphibia : Parental care
3.Reptilia: Poisonous and non-poisonous snakes, Poison apparatus
4.Aves : Flight adaptation, Bird migration
5.Mammals: Adaptive radiation, Dentition

APPLIED ZOOLOGY AND ETHOLOGY
CHAPTER-1
Animal Culture
CHAPTER-2 Concepts of Ethology
CHAPTER-3 Methods of Studying Animal behavior
CHAPTER-4 Pheromones
CHAPTER-5 Societies and Social organization
Multiple Choice Questions

BIOSTATISTICS
CHAPTER-1 Introduction, Scope and Application of Biostatistics

CHAPTER-2
CHAPTER-3 Frequency Distribution
CHAPTER-4 Graphical Presentation Of Data
KEY TERMS
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
SAMPLE PAPERS