Dr. Colin G. Scanes is Professor Emeritus of Ecology, Evolution & Behavior at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He obtained his PhD from the University of Wales and his DSc from Hull University. His research interests include anthrozoology; animal physiology, nutrition, and production; and veterinary medicine. He has received numerous awards for his research in animal and agricultural sciences, most recently from the American Society of Animal Science. In addition to faculty positions with the University of Wisconsin, Iowa State University, and Mississippi State University, Dr. Scanes has worked various federal positions with the USDA, SANREM CRSP, DOE, and EPA FQPA. He has led the development of more than a dozen books, including the first edition of Animals and Human Society and the 6th and 7th editions of Sturkie’s Avian Physiology. Dr. Samia R. Toukhsati is Senior Lecturer of Psychology at Federation University in Australia. She has held academic and professional positions at Monash University, Ohio State University, Austin Health, and the Animal Welfare Science Centre. Her research interests include anthrozoology, animal welfare, clinical psychology, and behavioral medicine. She co-edited the first edition of Animals and Human Society with Dr. Colin G. Scanes.

• 1. Animal perception – differences with those of people2. Animal attributes exploited by humans3. Animal products and human nutrition4. Animals and human development5. Hunter gatherers6. The Neolithic Revolution7. Domestic agricultural animals7.a. Impact of livestock globally to alleviating hunger7.b. The impact of animal genetics7.c. The impact of animal feeds7.d. Sustainable livestock production8. Non-vertebrates9. Animals in the military 10. Animals in entertainment and sport10.e. The impact of horse10.f. The economic impact of horses in the USA11. Animals in religion, culture and mythology12. Animals as companions 13. Animals in medicine and research13.g. Animal experimentation14. Zoonoses and allergies 15. Pests16. Parasites17. Invasive and Introduced Species18. Impact of Agricultural Animals on the Environment19. Habitat Destruction19.h. Animal waste19.i. Wildlife and environmental pollution19.j. Human wildlife conflicts20. Animal welfare vs Animal rights21. Animal extinctions

Dr. Colin G. Scanes is Professor Emeritus of Ecology, Evolution & Behavior at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He obtained his PhD from the University of Wales and his DSc from Hull University. His research interests include anthrozoology; animal physiology, nutrition, and production; and veterinary medicine. He has received numerous awards for his research in animal and agricultural sciences, most recently from the American Society of Animal Science. In addition to faculty positions with the University of Wisconsin, Iowa State University, and Mississippi State University, Dr. Scanes has worked various federal positions with the USDA, SANREM CRSP, DOE, and EPA FQPA. He has led the development of more than a dozen books, including the first edition of Animals and Human Society and the 6th and 7th editions of Sturkie’s Avian Physiology. Dr. Samia R. Toukhsati is Senior Lecturer of Psychology at Federation University in Australia. She has held academic and professional positions at Monash University, Ohio State University, Austin Health, and the Animal Welfare Science Centre. Her research interests include anthrozoology, animal welfare, clinical psychology, and behavioral medicine. She co-edited the first edition of Animals and Human Society with Dr. Colin G. Scanes.

• 1. Animal perception – differences with those of people2. Animal attributes exploited by humans3. Animal products and human nutrition4. Animals and human development5. Hunter gatherers6. The Neolithic Revolution7. Domestic agricultural animals7.a. Impact of livestock globally to alleviating hunger7.b. The impact of animal genetics7.c. The impact of animal feeds7.d. Sustainable livestock production8. Non-vertebrates9. Animals in the military 10. Animals in entertainment and sport10.e. The impact of horse10.f. The economic impact of horses in the USA11. Animals in religion, culture and mythology12. Animals as companions 13. Animals in medicine and research13.g. Animal experimentation14. Zoonoses and allergies 15. Pests16. Parasites17. Invasive and Introduced Species18. Impact of Agricultural Animals on the Environment19. Habitat Destruction19.h. Animal waste19.i. Wildlife and environmental pollution19.j. Human wildlife conflicts20. Animal welfare vs Animal rights21. Animal extinctions

Dr. Colin G. Scanes is Professor Emeritus of Ecology, Evolution & Behavior at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He obtained his PhD from the University of Wales and his DSc from Hull University. His research interests include anthrozoology; animal physiology, nutrition, and production; and veterinary medicine. He has received numerous awards for his research in animal and agricultural sciences, most recently from the American Society of Animal Science. In addition to faculty positions with the University of Wisconsin, Iowa State University, and Mississippi State University, Dr. Scanes has worked various federal positions with the USDA, SANREM CRSP, DOE, and EPA FQPA. He has led the development of more than a dozen books, including the first edition of Animals and Human Society and the 6th and 7th editions of Sturkie’s Avian Physiology. Dr. Samia R. Toukhsati is Senior Lecturer of Psychology at Federation University in Australia. She has held academic and professional positions at Monash University, Ohio State University, Austin Health, and the Animal Welfare Science Centre. Her research interests include anthrozoology, animal welfare, clinical psychology, and behavioral medicine. She co-edited the first edition of Animals and Human Society with Dr. Colin G. Scanes.

• 1. Animal perception – differences with those of people2. Animal attributes exploited by humans3. Animal products and human nutrition4. Animals and human development5. Hunter gatherers6. The Neolithic Revolution7. Domestic agricultural animals7.a. Impact of livestock globally to alleviating hunger7.b. The impact of animal genetics7.c. The impact of animal feeds7.d. Sustainable livestock production8. Non-vertebrates9. Animals in the military 10. Animals in entertainment and sport10.e. The impact of horse10.f. The economic impact of horses in the USA11. Animals in religion, culture and mythology12. Animals as companions 13. Animals in medicine and research13.g. Animal experimentation14. Zoonoses and allergies 15. Pests16. Parasites17. Invasive and Introduced Species18. Impact of Agricultural Animals on the Environment19. Habitat Destruction19.h. Animal waste19.i. Wildlife and environmental pollution19.j. Human wildlife conflicts20. Animal welfare vs Animal rights21. Animal extinctions