AIMS and SCOPES:

Global Animal Science and Zoology aims to publish original research articles, reviews, and short communications that cover a wide range of topics related to animal science and zoology. The journal welcomes submissions on the following topics:

1. Anatomy and morphology of animals
2. Animal behavior and welfare
3. Animal biotechnology
4. Animal breeding and genetics
5. Animal diseases and health
6. Animal ecology and conservation
7. Animal nutrition and feeding
8. Animal physiology and biochemistry
9. Animal reproduction and development
10. Aquatic animal science and fisheries
11. Avian science and poultry production
12. Comparative animal biology and evolution
13. Endangered species and conservation biology
14. Entomology and insect science
15. Ethology and animal cognition
16. Farm animal science and production
17. Fish and aquatic animal health
18. Invertebrate zoology
19. Microbiology and parasitology
20. Molecular biology and genetics
21. Neuroscience and animal behavior
22. Pharmacology and toxicology
23. Veterinary science and medicine
24. Wildlife management and ecology
25. Zoological systematics and taxonomy
26. Animal behavior, communication, and cognition
27. Animal genetics, genomics, and epigenetics
28. Animal physiology, morphology, and anatomy
29. Animal ecology, biogeography, and conservation
30. Animal evolution, systematics, and taxonomy
31. Wildlife management and conservation
32. Animal welfare and ethics
33. Domestic animal science and production
34. Veterinary medicine and surgery

• Invasive species and biosecurity

36. Climate change and its impacts on animal populations

In addition to these topics, Global Animal Science and Zoology also welcomes submissions on interdisciplinary and emerging topics related to animal science and zoology. The journal adheres to strict ethical standards and policies, including the COPE guidelines and the Animal Research: Reporting of In Vivo Experiments (ARRIVE) guidelines. All submitted manuscripts are subject to rigorous peer review by at least two independent experts in the field. Global Animal Science and Zoology is committed to providing high-quality and timely feedback to authors and to ensuring that published articles are of the highest quality and impact. The journal also provides open access to all published articles, ensuring that research findings are accessible to a wide audience and can contribute to the advancement of the animal science and zoology field.

We welcome interdisciplinary research that integrates biological, ecological, social, and technological approaches to address complex problems related to animal science and zoology. We prioritize original research that presents novel findings and methods, and that has significant implications for theory, policy, or practice.

As an open access journal, Global Animal Science and Zoology provides free and immediate access to its content, ensuring that research findings are widely accessible to all interested readers. We adhere to rigorous editorial and peer-review processes to ensure the highest standards of scientific integrity, transparency, and quality. We are committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of the journal, from our editorial team and reviewers to the content we publish.

Keywords:

1. Animal behavior
2. Animal breeding
3. Animal care and welfare
4. Animal conservation
5. Animal development
6. Animal ecology
7. Animal genetics
8. Animal nutrition
9. Animal physiology
10. Animal reproduction
11. Animal research
12. Animal welfare
13. Animal-assisted therapy
14. Aquatic animals
15. Avian science
16. Biomedical research
17. Biotechnology
18. Bovine science
19. Canine science
20. Captive breeding
21. Cell biology
22. Conservation biology
23. Cytology
24. Developmental biology
25. Ecology
26. Embryology
27. Endocrinology
28. Entomology
29. Environmental science
30. Evolutionary biology
31. Exotic animals
32. Farm animals
33. Fish biology
34. Food safety

• Forensic science

36. Genetics

• Herpetology
• Histology
• Horse science

40. Immunology
41. Insect science
42. Marine biology
43. Microbiology
44. Molecular biology
45. Neurobiology
46. Ornithology
47. Parasitology
48. Pharmacology
49. Physiology
50. Poultry science
51. Reproductive biology
52. Stem cell research

• Veterinary medicine

54. Wildlife biology
55. Zoology

• Animal ethics

57. Animal rights
58. Animal welfare laws
59. Applied animal behavior
60. Avian behavior
61. Avian ecology
62. Avian nutrition
63. Avian physiology
64. Behavior genetics

• Biodegradable animal products

66. Bioethics

• Biomechanics
• Bioremediation
• Biotechnology in animal science

70. Bovine nutrition
71. Canine behavior
72. Canine nutrition

• Captive animal management

74. Captive animal welfare
75. Cell signaling

• Cellular biology

77. Climate change impacts on animals
78. Comparative anatomy
79. Comparative biochemistry
80. Comparative genetics
81. Comparative immunology
82. Conservation genetics

• Disease ecology

84. Domestic animal behavior
85. Domestication of animals

• Ecosystem ecology

87. Electrophysiology
88. Endangered species management
89. Environmental enrichment for captive animals
90. Environmental toxicology
91. Epigenetics
92. Ethology

• Evolutionary ecology

94. Evolutionary genetics
95. Exercise physiology

• Exotic animal behavior

97. Exotic animal nutrition
98. Exotic animal welfare
99. Fish ecology
100. Fish nutrition
101. Genetic engineering in animal science
102. Host-parasite interactions
103. Immune system
104. Insect ecology
105. Invertebrate biology
106. Limnology
107. Livestock genetics
108. Livestock nutrition
109. Meat science
110. Medical genetics
111. Microbial ecology
112. Molecular genetics
113. Muscle biology
114. Neurophysiology
115. Non-invasive monitoring of animal behavior
116. Nutrient metabolism
117. Oceanography
118. One Health
119. Parasite ecology
120. Pathology
121. Phylogenetics
122. Phylogeography
123. Physiology of stress in animals
124. Population biology
125. Poultry nutrition
126. Prey-predator interactions
127. Proteomics
128. Livestock production
129. Wildlife management
130. Ecology
131. Biodiversity
132. Biogeography
133. Bioethics
134. Biostatistics
135. Biotechnology
136. Biosecurity
137. Bioremediation
138. Biomimicry
139. Comparative anatomy
140. Comparative physiology
141. Conservation biology
142. Evolutionary biology
143. Endocrinology
144. Entomology
145. Genetics
146. Genomics
147. Immunology
148. Marine biology
149. Microbiology
150. Mycology
151. Neurobiology
152. Paleontology
153. Parasitology
154. Pathology
155. Pharmacology
156. Phylogenetics
157. Phylogeography
158. Plant-animal interactions
159. Population biology
160. Reproductive biology
161. Taxonomy
162. Veterinary medicine
163. Zoonotic diseases
164. Adaptation
165. Animal behavior
166. Animal communication
167. Animal cognition
168. Animal domestication
169. Animal welfare
170. Animal rights
171. Animal husbandry
172. Aquaculture
173. Avian biology
174. Biocultural diversity
175. Biogeographic regions
176. Biogeomorphology
177. Biophysical modeling
178. Climate change
179. Community ecology
180. Conservation genetics
181. Culture and conservation
182. Decision-making in conservation
183. Ecosystem ecology
184. Environmental change
185. Environmental justice
186. Environmental policy
187. Environmental sociology
188. Ethnoecology
189. Fisheries management
190. Forest ecology
191. Landscape ecology
192. Mammalogy
193. Marine ecology
194. Microbial ecology
195. Molecular biology
196. Movement ecology
197. Natural resource management
198. Plant ecology
199. Population genetics
200. Predator-prey interactions
201. Range ecology
202. Restoration ecology
203. Sensory ecology
204. Social-ecological systems
205. Soil ecology
206. Sustainability
207. Terrestrial ecology
208. Wetland ecology
209. Wildlife conservation
210. Zoogeography
211. Adaptation and acclimation
212. Animal breeding and genetics
213. Animal cell culture
214. Animal development and growth
215. Animal nutrition
216. Animal physiology
217. Animal reproduction
218. Animal welfare and ethics
219. Biomedical research with animals
220. Dairy science
221. Developmental biology
222. Environmental microbiology
223. Insect science
224. Invertebrate biology
225. Meat science
226. Molluscan biology
227. Wildlife biology and management.

The keywords are not exhaustive and can be expanded further depending on the scope of the journal.

To conclude, Global Animal Science and Zoology is an international, open access, peer-reviewed journal that aims to publish high-quality research articles in all areas of animal science and zoology. The journal is committed to advancing our understanding of animal biology and promoting the welfare of animals through the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Our mission is to provide a platform for researchers, scientists, and scholars to publish their research findings and promote collaboration among experts in the field. Our vision is to be a leading journal in the field of animal science and zoology, publishing cutting-edge research and fostering innovation and discovery. The journal's scope encompasses all aspects of animal biology, including genetics, physiology, behavior, ecology, and conservation. We welcome original research articles, reviews, perspectives, and commentaries that advance our understanding of animals and their interactions with their environment. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive resource for animal scientists and zoologists worldwide, promoting interdisciplinary research and collaboration across fields.