Aims and Scope

Zoological Reports – An International Journal aims to promote the advancement and dissemination of original, high-quality research in all branches of zoological and animal sciences. The journal seeks to provide a global platform for scientists, researchers, academicians, and conservation professionals to share innovative findings that enhance understanding of animal life and biological diversity.

The journal encourages the publication of interdisciplinary and integrative studies that combine traditional zoology with modern scientific approaches. Research that contributes to theoretical development, methodological advancement, and practical applications in zoology is particularly welcomed.

Zoological Reports covers a broad range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Animal diversity, systematics, and taxonomy
• Evolutionary biology and phylogenetics
• Animal ecology, population biology, and biogeography
• Animal behavior, ethology, and cognition
• Physiology, developmental biology, and functional morphology
• Genetics, genomics, and molecular zoology
• Comparative anatomy and neurobiology
• Wildlife biology, conservation science, and biodiversity management
• Environmental biology and animal–environment interactions
• Applied zoology, fisheries, and aquaculture studies

The journal publishes original research articles, review papers, short communications, and case studies that demonstrate scientific rigor, originality, and relevance. All submissions are subject to a thorough peer-review process to ensure academic quality and integrity.

By fostering international collaboration and supporting ethical research practices, Zoological Reports aims to contribute meaningfully to scientific knowledge, conservation efforts, and the sustainable management of animal resources worldwide.