Animal Biogeography
Animal Biogeography examines the distribution patterns of animals across different geographic regions and their interactions with the environment. It involves studying the factors influencing the dispersal, colonization, and extinction of animal species, as well as the impact of human activities on their habitats. This field combines principles of ecology, evolution, and geography to understand the spatial dynamics of animal populations and communities. Researchers in Animal Biogeography also investigate the historical processes, such as continental drift and climatic changes, that have shaped the current distribution of species around the world.