Malaysian Animal Husbandry Journal (MAHJ)
Publishes research articles, reviews, and short communications in English on all areas of animal and poultry science, including genetics, breeding, reproduction, nutrition, physiology, behaviour, animal products, processing, and livestock economics.
There are no length restrictions, but full experimental details are required. Manuscripts must include ethical approval for animal research; studies involving unnecessary pain or suffering will not be accepted.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
- Genetics, evolution, taxonomy, and biodiversity
- Animal physiology, nutrition, and development
- Conservation and restoration of endangered species
- Population dynamics, predator–prey interactions, and ecosystem sustainability
- Behavioural and psychological responses to human activity
- Management of captive, domesticated, and farm animals
- Rehabilitation and reintroduction of animals into the wild
- Animal ethics, welfare standards, and their application in society
- Pest management, animal-derived foods, and public health
- Ethnobiological and cross-cultural perspectives
MAHJ gives preference to interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research that advances understanding of animals and their relationships with humans.
