History of the Department of Zoology
During Myitkyina Premises College, Daw Kyi Kyi (1966-1968), Assistant Lecturer was the first head of Biology Department. On 22 May 1968, Myitkyina Premises College was promoted to the Myitkyina College. Formally, the Zoology and Botany are under the Biology Department and later Zoology became the separate department in 1974. At that time of the head was Assistant Lecturer Daw Khin Htwe Myint and she continued till 1977.On 23 May 1977, Myitkyina College was changed to Kachin State Regional College.During 1977-1986, Lecturer U Khin Maung Gyi was appointed as the head of the Department who was acted from Kachin State Regional to Myitkyina Degree College.
Daw Naw Than Kyein acted as head of the Department till 1988 who was the first Professor of Zoology Department. During 1988-1990 Professor Dr Mya Mya Nu was charged as the head of the Department. At 1990 Professor, U Aung Maaung became as the head of the Department till 1994. On 20 February 1998, Myitkyina Degree College was promoted to Myitkyina University. During 1994-1999 Professor U Tun Aung, 1999-2001 Professor Daw Khin Hnin Wai,2001-2003 Professor U Than Nyunt, 2003 Associate Professor Dr Thidar Kyaw, 2003-2007 Professor Daw May Kyi Tun, 2007-2009 Professor Dr Naw Dolly Wilbur, 2009-2012 Professor Dr Khin Soe Win, 2012-2015 Professor Dr Ester Kyaw Soe, 2015-2018 Professor Dr Naw Cillia Lynn Bert, 2018 Professor Dr San San Myint. The Present Head of Professor of Department is Dr Tin Moe Win. The Classes for degree of B,Sc,B.Sc(Hons.), M.Sc have been produced.
Mission
- To improve zoological knowledge.
- To attain leadership in University Life, scientific and sociological research.
- To contribute for society by Zoological Knowledge.
- To Produce human resource who has perfected knowledge.
Vision
- Myitkyina University, Zoology Department’s purpose aim to contribute to the students by Zoological Knowledges, that enable to apply in throughout their life and to create a good intellectual property.
Administration
Prof. Dr Aung May Sein
Head of Department of Zoology
Phone : +95 9797481649
Email : zoologymkn7@gmail.com
| Dr. Tin Moe Win Professor and Head B.Sc(Hons)Zoology1990, M.Sc,Zoology,1994, Ph.D,Zoology,2007 | Dr. Ohn Mar Tun Associate Professor B.Sc(Hons) Zoology,1994, M.Sc,Zoology,1998, Ph.D,Zoology,2012 | Dr. Aung Lu Associate Professor B.Sc(Hons) Zoology1994, M.Sc,Zoology,1998, Ph.D,Zoology,2012 | Dr. New New Oo Associate Professor B.Sc(Hons) Zoology1986, M.Sc,Zoology,1995, Ph.D,Zoology,2013 | Dr. Lazat Lum Nyoi Associate Professor B.Sc(Hons) Zoology1987, M.Sc,Zoology,1996, Ph.D,Zoology,2013 |
| Sr No | Name | Title | Journal | Year, Vol, Page | Abstract |
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| 1 | ဒေါက်တာတင်မိုးဝင်း ပါမောက္ခ | Vermicomposting from different kinds of leaves by epigeic earthworm Perionyx excavatus | MAAS Journal | 2015,Vol. 8, No. 4,Pg179-194 | Different kinds of plant were present in the Campus of University of Yangon.These plants were being shed throughout the year especially during the dry season.Transformation of these leaves into fertilizer by the action of earthworm, which was environmentally safe instead of burning which caused air pollution.The present study in the formation of vermicompost from the leaf of almond,water hyacinth, grass, and colocasia by using earthworm Perionyx excavates which promising to produce a natural fertilizer compatible with environment. Among these plants, the leave of colocasis was firstly formed into vermicompost and it was followed by grass, almond and waterhyaccinth. The different types of vermicomposts with the range of pH 7.20 to 7.69 were recorded. No significant different in percentage of nitrogen and phosphorus among these vermicomposts. The efficacy of the different vermicomposts was tested on tomato plants. The height of plants, number of leaves and yield of the fruits were better in the plants grown by using vermicomposts than that of control. The best result of yield significantly showed in colocasia vermicompost. |
| Species diversity of microsnails in some Areas of Lower Myanmar | Universities Journal | 2017,Vol.9,No.2, Pg 31-48 | The present study was conducted to identify the species diversity and population structures of microsnails in different study area in lower Myanmar. The three survey plots 0.3mx 0.3m were taken. Micro-shells were extracted by flotation. A total of 1755 shells were found, belonging to 26 species consisting of one prosobranch and 25 pulmonates.The pulmonates were dispersed in all study areas, whereas one collected prosobranch was found in omnly one study site in Kwin-kauk environ, Ayeyarwady region. High diversity of species was recorded at Bahan and Insein environs in Yangon region in contrast to Hpa-an environ in Kayin state. There is a high degree of endemism in prosobranch compared with pulmonates in lower Myanmar. The present results suggested the difference between environments and habit that has and effects on the diversity of microsnails. The diversity indices were analyzed and discussed. | ||
| Earthworms of Pa-Htaw mountain environs, Myeik Township, Taninthayi Region | Myeik University Research Journal | 2017,Vol. 8, No.1, Pg. 111-120 | Occurrence of earthwormsmin Pa-htaw mountain environs, Myeik Township, Taninthayi Region was investigated from August 2015 to February 2016. The earthworm species were collected from five study sites. A total of six species of earthworms belonging to two families under four genera was recorded.One species Pontoscolex corethrurus from familyGlossoscolecidae, five species Perionyx excavates, Amynthas alexandri, A.sieboldi subsp., Metaphire houlleti and M. peguana from family Megascolecidae were recorded. | ||
| 2 | ဒေါက်တာအောင်လု | Seasonal variation of Bat species Recordea in Myitsone Area | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2015,Vol. 6, No.1, Pg.100-108 | The study on the seasonal variation of bat species related to environmental factors was carried out in Myitsone area from October 2009 to May 2011. A total of 148 individuals of 16 species including five species of Megachiroptera and 11 species of Microchiroptera under four families were captured. Among total catch, females were more(62.84%) recorded than male (37.16%) for the years combined.The highest number of individuals was caught in April 2011(26,17.57%) while the lowest number in June and July 2010 and in March 2011(1, 0.68% each). On species concern, the highest number of species ws recorded in January 2011 (10) and the lowest in June, July 2010 and March, May 2011(1 each). According to the environmental factors, mean temperature was recorded to be 20.26º in cloud season, 26.39ºC in hot season and the highest 27.04ºC in rainy season. |
| 3 | ဒေါက်တာဥမ္မာထွန်း | Species Occurrence of Bat in Pawdawmu Cave, Hparkant Township | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2015,Vol. 6, No.1,Pg 113-126 | This study was conducted at Karmine Township, Kachin State,from June, 2009 to April, 2010. The bats were captured by mist net and hand net. Morphometric parameters were taken and recorded for identification. Nine species including two megabats and seven microbats were recorded.Of which, Hipposideros armiger, Ia io, Scotophilus heathii and Pipistrellus ceylonicus were previously not recorded in the Kachin State and therefore new record for the region. However, one species of Hipposideros and another one of Pipistrellus species could not be identified to species level and are thus presented only as Hipposideros sp and Pipistrellus sp. Thus anatomical consideration is needed for confirmation of their true identity. |
| 4 | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး | Structure of Head and Mouth Position of Some Fish Species in Putao, Kachin State | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2015,Vol. 6, No.1, Pg.91-99 | The structure of head and mouth position of some fish species were investigated from Putao Township, during cold season, 2011. Some species, Anguilla bengalensis, Neolissocheilus hexagonolepis, Neolissocheilus sp., Danio aequipinnatus, Schizothorax plagiostomus, Semiplotus sp., Garra nasuta, Labeo sp., Tor tor, Varicorhinus sp., Liobagrus sp., Pseudecheneis sulcatus, Glyptothorax cavia and Glyptothorax longjiangensis were utilized for the study of head and mouth position. Moreover, fishing methods using the plants by local fishermen in capturing fish were also recorded. |
| Species Composition of Some Plankton in NaTURAL Pond Waters from Sitapu and Pammati Quarters, Myitkyina Township, Kachin State | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2017,Vol. 8, No.1, Pg.152-167 | Investigation on the species composition of some planktons were conducted in ponds from Sitapu and Pammati ponds, Myitkyina Township, Kachin State from November 2016 to February 2017. During the study period, a total of 53 species were recorded. In zooplankton, three phyla, five classes, seven orders, eight families, 11 genera and 16 species were observed. In phytoplankton nine phyla, seven classes, 18 orders, 20 families, 25 genera and 37 species were observed.Among them Cyclopsare the most abundantly found zooplankton and Euglena sp. and diatoms are abundant phytoplankton. Among the recorded data the phylum Euglenozoa and Bacillariophyta were observed the highest species composition with nine species (16.98%) and is followed by phylum Rotifera with eight species (15.09%), Arthropoda with seven species (13.21%), Chlorophyta with five species (9.43%), Euglenophyta and Charophyta with four species (7.55%), Heterokonta and Cyanobacteria with two species (3.77%) and Ciliophora, Ochrophyta and Heterokonphyta were observed the smallest with one species (1.88%) respectively. The numbers of species were significantly different between the two ponds. Key words: zooplankton and phytoplankton |
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| 5 | ဒေါက်တာသီတာအောင် | Some Reproductive Aspects of Cyprinid Fish, Puntius chola (Hamilton-Buchanan, 1822) from Upstream of Hmawbi Creek | Universities Research Journal | 2016,Vol. 8, No. 2, Pg. 295-304 | Some reproductive aspects of Cyprinid small indigenous fish,Puntius chola were studied at the upstream of Hmawbi Creek. The study period lasted from October 2013 to March 2014. Overall sex ratio (male:female) was found to be 1:1. The maturity size of the females was recorded to be from 61-70 mm length class and the highest number was in length class 71-80mm. Fecundity varied from 851 eggs of total length 67.55mm to 1284 eggs of total length 94.74mm. The overall mean fecundity was 1100 eggs/female. The relationships between fecundity (F) and total length (TL); fecundity (F) and body weight (BW) and fecundity (F) and ovary weight (OW) were found to be linear relationships. Key words: Puntius chola, sex ratio, maturity size, fecundity |
| Marketing of Mud Crab, Scylla serrata (Forskal, 1775) Practiced in Shwe Lin Ban Industrial Zone, Hlaing Thar Yar Township | Universities Research Journal | 2018,Vol. 10, No. 2 | Marketing practices of mud crab, Scylla serrata (Forskal, 1775) were studied at the crab depots of Shwe Lin Ban industrial zone in Hlaing Thar Yar Township. The study period lasted from June to December 2016. A total of five depots was studied in the study site. It was observed that the crabs were from wild catch, collected in Ayeyawaddy Region, especially from Phyapon, Bokalay and Labutta Townships.According to interviewed survey, mud crab production varies with the season especially the maximum number was caught in rainy season. The grades of the mud crab depended on sex, size, body weight, gonadal maturation and hardness of the carapace of the animal. Two types of grading systems (local and international) were found in the study site. The price of mud crabs was found to vary with season as well as on international market demand. All depots supply these crabs to the international markets mainly to China. As mud crabs appear to have an interdependent relationship with mangrove forests, the loss of mangroves, for whatever reason, will typically be followed by lower crab catches. Thus the habitats of mud crabs should be sustained. Key words: Marketing practices, Scylla serrata, grading, international market |
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| 6 | ဒေါက်တာရန်မျိုးနိုင် | Morphology of the Mouth and its Associated Structures of Wallago attu, Anabas testudineus and Labeo rohita from Tinn-Gate-In (Lake), Mogaung Township, Kachin State | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2016, Vol. 7, No. 1,Pg105 | Morphological and anatomical study on the mouth apparatus of three species conducted during June 2013 to Sep 2013, showed that these species have different mouth types, teeth and gill rakers. The results indicated that relationship with the food type, size and nutritional quality of the food ingested in fish.The total number of gill rakers varied differently among three species. L. rohita showed very dense and long rakers reaching 0.5 to 2 mm. On contrary, Wallagoattu a carnivore bears (1 to 2 mm) rakers and widely separated to enable predation of large prey. Gill rakers of Anabas testudineus are denticulated knob-like to prevent escape of their prey and reaches 1 to 3 mm in length. The result of the present study indicated that there is strong relationship between the structure and function of digestive apparatus and their feeding habits. Key words, Morphological. Anatomical, gill rankers. |
| 7 | ဒေါက်တာဘောက်ရာ | Occurrence of Some Bird Species from Waimaw Environs, Kachin State | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2015,Vol. 6, No.1, Pg.127-140 | A total of 59 species of birds belonging to 10 order,30 families and 42 genera was recorded from the different sampling sites of Waimaw Environs during the study period from July 2013 to April 2014. The highest composition of species were recorded in order Passeriformes, followed by Charadriiformes, Ciconiiformes, Coraciiformes, Piciformes, Columbiformes, Falconiformes, Anseriformes, Strigiformes and Cuculiformes respectively. Key word, occurrence, composition |
| 8 | ဒေါက်တာဖော | Preliminary Survey on Habitats Use and Distribution Status of Chinese Water Shrew Chimarrogalae styani (Gray, 1842)from Lung Htanghka Stream at Sadong Township, Kachin State | Myitkyina University Research Journal | 2018,Vol. 9, No.1, Pg.166-176 | A total of 18 individuals were recorded along the Long Htan Hka stream within East part of Sadong during the study period from March 2017 to September 2017.Water shrews were captured of using a combination trapping method (pitfall and snap trap lines). The highest number of individuals was observed in hot season. The lowest number was observed in rainy season along the stream bank, except that abundant inland forest habitat. The specimens were collected in moist evergreen forest and along the streams. Most of the water shrews were collected from broad leaves forest covers on both side of the stream where medium sized boulders with transparent water stable flows and thus indicated that this habitat might also provide suitable habitat for Chimarrogalae styani. Keyword: water shrew, distribution, habitats type, mammals, traps |
| Sr No | Research Title | Abstract | Author | University |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Species composition and abundance of some birds in Myitkyina University Campus | ဒေါက်တာအောင်လု၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University | |
| 2 | Fauna expatiation in Inkhaibum National Park, Kachin State focusing on vertebrate species | ဒေါက်တာအောင်လု၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University | |
| 3 | Preliminary survey on some mocroorganisms in the ponds of Pammati and Mawphaung, Myitkyina Township, Kachin State | The study of fresh water fauna especially plankton,on the existing of some micro-organisms were collected from the ponds of Pammati and Mawphaung. A total of 64 species confined to 43 genera and distributed among 34 families, 22 orders, and 12 classes were recorded during the study period. 18 phytoplankton, five zooplankton from Pammati pond and 43 phytoplankton, 13 zooplankton from Mawphaung pond were collected. Systematic positionof each species is given. According to these results, the water in Mawphaung site is more preferable to be aquaculture and more suitable for human usage and multipurpose of animals such as various herds of cattles. | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 4 | A preliminary checklist of butterflies in Chibwe environs, Kachin State | The present study deals with the zoological survey on the existing of some members of butterfly species in the Chibwe environs. Totally 57 species belonging to 44 genera, 6 families under Lepidoptera are presented. The study period of this research lasted from November 2017 to April 2018. The description of each species and their habitats are given. | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 5 | A Preliminary checklist of butterflies in Inkhaing Bum eivirons,Kachin State | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University | |
| 6 | Investigation of some fish fauna and uses of methods in Indawgyi Lake, Kachin State | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University | |
| 7 | Ichthyofauna survey in Chibwe Township, Kachin State | The survey of the fish fauna found in May Hka River, Chibwe, Yitlaw,Nanmaw and Tamu streams, which are located in the area of Chibwe Township, was conducted from May to November 2016. In this survey, a total of 46 fish species belonging to 32 genera, distributed under 13 families and six orders have been recorded. Among the recorded fish species, eight species, Neolissochilus sp., Varicorhinus sp., Tor sp., Crossocheilus sp., Semiplotus sp., Psilorhynchus sp., Garra sp. and Glyptothorax sp. could not be identified down to the species level. | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 8 | Taxonomic Study On Some Fish Species In Inhkai Bum, Myitkyina Township | The fish species from Inhkai Bum were observed in a systematic arrangement.A total of 40 species belonging to 28 genera, 18 families and eight orders are recorded. Collection of fishes was made during the period from January 2015 to May 2016. The taxonomic description of each species and keys down to the species level are given. | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 9 | Occurrence Of Some Butterfly Species In Namsabum, Putao Township | A total of 77 butterfly species from Namsabum environs are presented in a systematic arrangement. These includes 12 species under family Papilionidae, 16 species under family Pieridae, 37species under Nymphalidae, 11 species under family Lycaenidaeand single species under family Riodinidae. The study period of this research lasted from October 11, 2014 to October 6, 2015. Out of which single species cannot be identified from the family Nymphalidae | ဒေါက်တာနွယ်နွယ်ဦး၊ တွဲဖက်ပါမောက္ခ၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 10 | Species Composition, Occurrence and Status of Some Fish Species in Ne Tha Mein Village, Htantabin Township, Yangon Region | Fish are invariable living components of waterbodies.These organisms are important food resource and good indicators of the ecological health of the waters they inhabit. Species composition, occurrence and status of some fish species will be studied from December 2017 to December 2019. The study area, Ne Tha Mein Village is located in Htantabin Township, Yangon Region as it supports rich fish population. The fish will be collected from sampling stations by using different fishing gears which were available in the study areas. Fish collected from the sampling stations will be preserved with 10% formalin for further identification and classification based on their morphometric and meristic characters. As far as biodiversity status (IUCN-2018) will be categorized as Lower risk, Near threatened, Not assessed, Vulnerable Endangered, Data Deficient, and Least concern respectively. Required data will be collected monthly in daytime. Instinctive knowledge of fishermen and information from study areas will be made by interviewing survey. The findings are expected to serve as basic information on species composition of fish species existing in the studied areas. Keywords: Fish, Species composition, occurrence and IUCN status. | ဒေါက်တာသီတာအောင်၊ ကထိက၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 11 | Investigation on Some Heavy Metal Contamination in the Muscle of Channa striata from Hlaing River Segment in Hmawbi Township | Heavy metals are one of the more serious pollutants in our natural environments due to their toxicity. Fish is one of the most important food sources and thus, intake of trace elements from capture fish, especially toxic elements if one of great concern for human health. Concentrations of some heavy metals in the muscle of Channa striata (Bloch, 1793) will be studied from December 2017 to December 2019. The study area, Hlaing River segment located in Hmawbi Township, Yangon Region was chosen at the vicinity of Myaungtagar industrial zone due to the presence of different types of factories. Concentration of heavy metals such as cadmium (Cd), mercury (Hg), lead (Pb), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), chromium (Cr) and arsenic (As) in water samples and fish muscle will be determined monthly. For the purpose of heavy metal determination in fish muscle will be carried out in accordance with seasons, size and bioaccumulation factor. The samples will be analyzed using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer in analytical laboratory in Zoology Department, West Yangon University. The results obtained from this study would provide information for background levels of metals in water and fish muscle of the study area and enable the health of the organisms inhabiting ecosystem as an indicator of environmental pollution. Keywords: Heavy metals, Channa striata, fish muscle, industrial zone, bioaccumulation, human health. | ဒေါက်တာသီတာအောင်၊ ကထိက၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 12 | Reproductive biology of Notopterus notopterus in Mogaung Township, Kachin state | A total of Notopterus notopterus from Mogaung Market from 2018 December to 2019 August. The maturation stages of ovary were examined and most of the female were in the length of 62cm were sexually mature. Length weight relationships were using equation and monthly condition factor were calculated. Ganodosomatic index values were peak in the month of June and July. The sex ratios of this fish were 1:1 in female and 1:1 in male. The fecundity and length and weight were calculated. | ဒေါက်တာရန်မျိုးနိုင်၊ လ/ထကထိက၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| 13 | Species composition and monthly abundance of birds in Inhkaibum, Myitkyina Township | ဒေါက်တာဘောက်ရာ၊ လ/ထကထိက၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University | |
| 14 | Species diversity of water birds on Ayeyarwaddy Riverside between Maina and Hkat Cho area in Waimaw Township, Kachin State | ဒေါက်တာဘောက်ရာ၊ လ/ထကထိက၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University | |
| 15 | Observation on Some reproductive activity Female Anderson’s Squirrel (Callosciurue quinquestriatus Anderson,1871) in Waimaw Township, Kachin State. | Most species of squirrels are seasonal breeders that reproduce under environment and climatic constraints. Present study period, a total of 25 females squirrels sample were collecting with mesh live traps, observe for the reproductive activity of Anderson squirrel Calloscius quinquestiaus. In the study area, collection was designated for one year from 2018 December to 2020 January, within Waimaw Township environs; Bumtawng forest area and Washawng protected area. We collect female squirrels twice in a month. Especially, through during breeding and mating seasons, virtual sighting can use examine for monthly variation of vagina, ovulation. The parameter of vagina, weekly body weight measurements and little size were pool and their mean were taken. Determine for sex gonads differentiate among females in mating season, according to their spatial distribution. The principle aim of this survey is to determine reproductive activities of the Anderson squirrels in relation to environmental factor, such as food supply and habitat stability. Keyword, Calloscius quinquestiaus, habitat stability, breeding season, little size | ဒေါက်တာဖောဗွေ၊ လ/ထကထိက၊ သတ္တဗေဒ | Myitkyina University |
| Name | Research Title |
|---|---|
| Ma Su Su Htay 2MSc.Zool-1 | Study on the vermicoposting of kitchen waste by some earthworm species from Myitkyina University Compus. |
| Ma Myint Myint Than 2MSc.Zool-2 | Study on digestive tract and stomach contents of some fishes from Zelun market in Myitkyina, Kachin State |
| Ma Win Win Soe 2MSc.Zool-3 | Study on species occurrence of some anurans in Myitkyina environs, Kachin State |
| Ma Doi Bu 2MSc.Zool-4 | Distinctive characters and condition factor of some edible fish from Sitapu market, Myitkyina |
| Ma Nan Wai Aung 2MSc.Zool-5 | Occurrence and abundance of somefish species in Hepu Village of Indawgyi Lake, Mohnyin Township, Kachin State. |
| Dr. Tin Moe Win Professor and Head | Dr. Ohn Mar Tun Associate Professor | Dr. Aung Lu Associate Professor | Dr. New New Oo Associate Professor |
| Dr. Lazat Lum Nyoi Associate Professor | Daw Nan Pann Lecturer | Dr. M Roi Lum Lecturer | Daw Htar Htar Aye Lecturer |
| Daw Aye Aye Thin Lecturer | Dr.Thidar Aung Lecturer | Daw Aye Aye Maw Lecturer | U Lu Awn Assistant Lecturer |
| Dr,Yan Myo Naing Assistant Lecturer | Dr. Bauk Ra Assistant Lecturer | U Hp Ah Nan Assistant Lecturer | Dr. Hpaw Bwe Assistant Lecturer |
| Daw Maran Nang Dwe Assistant Lecturer | Daw Khin Pyae Pyae Thaw Thar Assistant Lecturer | Daw Zu Zu nay Jue Assistant Lecturer | Daw Sandar Yin Demonstrator |
| Daw Soi Nu Nu Tawng Demonstrator | Daw Lu San Laboratary (2) | Daw Lu Nan Laboratary (2) | Daw Nan Seng Laboratary (3) |
| Daw Aye Aye Nyein Laboratary (3) | Daw Dee Roi Aung Laboratary (3) |
| YEAR | NUMBER OF STUDENTS |
|---|---|
| First Year | 42 |
| Second Year | 53 |
| Third Year | 39 |
| Forth Year | 51 |
| First year (Hons.) | 7 |
| Second year (Hons.) | 7 |
| Third year (Hons.) | 8 |
| Qualify | 10 |
| First Year (Master) | 10 |
| Second Year (Master) | 5 |
| Total | 227 |
| YEAR | NUMBER OF STUDENTS |
|---|---|
| First Year | 42 |
| Second Year | 53 |
| Third Year | 39 |
| Forth Year | 51 |
| First year (Hons.) | 7 |
| Second year (Hons.) | 7 |
| Third year (Hons.) | 8 |
| Qualify | 10 |
| First Year (Master) | 10 |
| Second Year (Master) | 5 |
| Total | 227 |
Curriculum and Time Table
FIRST YEAR (BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-1101 | Organization and Variety of Life |
| Zool-1001 (Bot) | Animal Kingdom and Organization of Life Forms |
| Zool-1001 (BC) | The Origin of Living things and Cell Biology |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-1102 | Life Processes and Homeostasis |
| Zool-1002 (Bot) | Chemical of Life and Life Processes |
| Zool-1001 (BC) | Chemical of Life and Life Processes |
SECOND YEAR (BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-2101 | Protista and lower Invertebrates |
| Zool-2102 | Mollusca |
| Zool-2103 | Arthropoda |
| Zool-2104 | Acoelomata and Coelomata |
| Zool-2001 (Bot) | InvertebrateZoology |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-2111 | Ichthyology |
| Zool-2112 | Herpetology |
| Zool-2113 | Ornithology |
| Zool-2114 | Mammalogy |
| Zool-2002 (Bot) | Vertebrates |
THIRD YEAR (BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-3101 | Taxonomy and Nomenclature |
| Zool-3102 | Ecology |
| Zool-3103 | Zoogeography |
| Zool-3104 | Descriptive Statistics |
| Zool-3105 | Paleontology I |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-3111 | Elementary Physiology |
| Zool-3112 | Parasitology |
| Zool-3113 | Entomolgy |
| Zool-3114 | Mendelian Genetics |
| Zool-3115 | Toxicology |
FOURTH YEAR (BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-4101 | Molecular Cell Biology |
| Zool-4102 | Microbiology I |
| Zool-4103 | Biotechnology I |
| Zool-4104 | Inferential Statistics |
| Zool-4105 | EmbryologyI |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-4111 | Endocrinology I |
| Zool-4112 | Biodiversity & Conservation |
| Zool-4113 | Environmental Science |
| Zool-4114 | Aquaculture |
| Zool-4115 | Immunology I |
HONOURS FIRST YEAR (BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-3201 | Taxonomy and Nomenclature |
| Zool-3202 | Ecology |
| Zool-3203 | Zoogeography |
| Zool-3204 | Descriptive Statistics |
| Zool-3205 | Paleontology I |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-3211 | Elementary Physiology |
| Zool-3212 | Parasitology |
| Zool-3213 | Entomolgy |
| Zool-3214 | Mendelian Genetics |
| Zool-3215 | Toxicology |
| Zool-3216 | Evolution I |
HONOURS SECOND YEAR(BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-4201 | Molecular Cell Biology |
| Zool-4202 | Microbiology I |
| Zool-4203 | Biotechnology I |
| Zool-4204 | Inferential Statistics |
| Zool-4205 | EmbryologyI |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-4211 | Endocrinology I |
| Zool-4212 | Biodiversity & Conservation |
| Zool-4213 | Environmental Science |
| Zool-4214 | Aquaculture |
| Zool-4215 | Immunology I |
| Zool-4216 | Poultry Science and Management |
HONOURS THIRD YEAR (BSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-5201 | Embryology |
| Zool-5202 | Endocrinology |
| Zool-5203 | Biodiversity |
| Zool-5204 | Virology and Bacteriology |
| Zool-5205 | Research Methodology |
| Zool-5206 | Linkage and Chromosome Mapping |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-5207 | Physiology |
| Zool-5208 | Immunology |
| Zool-5209 | Evolution |
| Zool-5210 | Palaeontology |
| Zool-5211 | Biotechnology |
| Zool-5212 | Biometry |
QUALIFYING CLASS
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-5201 | Embryology |
| Zool-5202 | Endocrinology |
| Zool-5203 | Biodiversity |
| Zool-5204 | Virology and Bacteriology |
| Zool-5205 | Research Methodology |
| Zool-5206 | Linkage and Chromosome Mapping |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-5207 | Physiology |
| Zool-5208 | Immunology |
| Zool-5209 | Evolution |
| Zool-5210 | Palaeontology |
| Zool-5211 | Biotechnology |
| Zool-5212 | Biometry |
FIRST YEAR (MSc)
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-611 | Zoological Nomenclature and Postgraduate Study in the Biological Science |
| Zool-612 | Zoogeography and Ecology |
| Zool-613 | Quantitative and Population Genetics |
| Zool-614 | Developmental Biology |
| Module No. | Module Name |
| Zool-621 | Animal Physiology/Endocrinology |
| Zool-622 | Environmental Studies and Conservation Management |
| Zool-623 | Evolutionary Biology/Animal Behavior |
| Zool-624 | Invertebrate Immunology |
