Sturkie’s Avian Physiology 7th Edition
Sturkie’s Avian Physiology, 7th Edition continues to be the definitive reference on bird physiology, offering a comprehensive overview of the biological mechanisms that support avian life. Trusted for over six decades, this latest edition is completely updated with the newest research, molecular insights, and physiological data, making it an essential resource for veterinarians, avian biologists, zoologists, and animal science researchers.
Edited and authored by world-renowned experts, this edition builds upon the legacy of earlier volumes to reflect the rapid advances in genetics, neuroendocrinology, immunology, and reproductive physiology. Whether you are studying or researching avian species, Sturkie’s Avian Physiology (7th Edition) provides the depth, accuracy, and clarity you need to understand every major system in birds — from respiration and metabolism to sensory and reproductive functions.
Key Features:
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Comprehensive Coverage of Avian Physiology:
Covers all aspects of bird biology including cellular physiology, cardiovascular function, digestion, thermoregulation, neurology, endocrinology, and reproduction, providing an integrated understanding of how birds thrive in diverse environments. -
Latest Molecular and Genetic Insights:
Incorporates the newest research on avian genomics, immune responses, and environmental adaptations, helping readers connect classical physiology with cutting-edge discoveries. -
Expert Authorship and Peer-Reviewed Chapters:
Written by leading scientists and avian specialists, ensuring scientific precision, clarity, and authority throughout the text. -
Rich Visual Content:
Includes high-quality diagrams, charts, and illustrations that explain complex physiological mechanisms in a clear, visual manner. -
Updated Clinical Relevance:
Discusses avian health, disease physiology, and management applications, bridging the gap between research and veterinary practice. -
Ideal for Advanced Study and Research:
Designed to support both graduate-level students and professional researchers in fields like veterinary medicine, zoology, ecology, and poultry science.
