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Coral ecosystems are important because they have high biodiversity while some corals are medicinally important. This monograph is based on the taxonomy of Faviidae corals and provides qualitative data and sophisticated information on the Faviidae corals.This research could be used as a reference and a baseline study for further studies and research on corals in future particularly in this region. The book is useful for students, researchers and zoology teachers.

Pakistan coast is characterized by the presence of coral reefs, the most highly productive ecosystem in the tropical Oceans, distributed in southeastern part of Arabian Sea. In this book we summarize the knowledge on the coral fauna of Pakistan, herein provided on the basis of published literature and present the summarized current status of coral reef ecosystem in Pakistan. Some progress in corals and coral reef research is also discussed. This monograph is based on "The Corals of Pakistan", historical discovery, research progress of Soft Corals (Octocorallia) and Hard Corals (Hexacorallia...

Coral ecosystems are important because they have high biodiversity while some corals are medicinally important. This monograph is based on the taxonomy of Fungiidae corals and provides qualitative data and sophisticated information on the Fungiidae corals. This research could be used as a reference and a baseline study for further studies and research on corals in future particularly in this region. The book is useful for students, researchers and zoology teachers.

Coral reefs in Pakistan are mainly distributed in the northeastern part of the Arabian Sea. Pakistan's coast is home to several coral reefs, particularly at Gwadar, Churna Island, Ormara, Astola Island, and Jiwani. Unfortunately, the biodiversity of coral reefs along the Pakistan coast is declining due to human activities. Some Pakistani coral species collected by divers are sold in local aquarium markets and used for decoration, beautifying aquariums, jewelry, and even in medicine. A recent report highlights the sale of corals near the coastal area of Karachi and in aquarium markets in the...

A survey was conducted during 2005 to end of November 2013 in various provinces of Pakistan including Sindh, Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwah as well as Azad Kashmir and Tribal areas (Kurram Agency) on Jewels beetles, to collect and determine their taxonomic study. A total of 22 newly recorded species of family Buprestidae were collected and identified base on this survey. This monograph provides the qualitative data and sophisticated information. This book is useful for students, researchers and zoologists.