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Population biology examines how and why the size, structure, genetic makeup, and spatial distribution of populations change over time. Books in this category cover population growth and regulation, life histories and demography, species interactions (competition, predation, mutualism), and evolutionary processes such as migration and natural selection. They integrate field and laboratory evidence with statistical, mathematical, and computational models to explore density dependence, stochasticity, metapopulations, and host–pathogen dynamics. Spanning organisms from microbes to plants and animals, the field links core theory to real-world applications in conservation, wildlife and fisheries management, agriculture, epidemiology, invasive species control, and climate-change responses. The category includes accessible introductions, methodological guides, and advanced texts for students, researchers, and practitioners.

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