Polychaetes

ISBN13: 9780198506089ISBN10: 0198506082 Hardback, 384 pages
Nov 2001,  In Stock

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Description

No other book condenses so comprehensively our present understanding of the biology of polychaetes. After an introduction outlining the history of polychaete study, the text discusses the methods of polychaete collection and how best to preserve them. This is followed by an overview of polychasete anatomy with relevant terminology, and a discussion of polychaete systematics, fossils, and ideas about the phylogeny of the group. The remainer of the text is comprised of 72 taxanomic chapters that provide unprecedented coverage of polychaete diversity. Lavishly illustrated with drawing, scanning electron micrographs and color plates.

Features

  • Unprecedented level of coverage
  • Beautifully illustrated
  • Written by two leading authorities in the field
  • Polychaetes ubiquitous and important in most marine communities: large potential market
  • No competing book with such depth or currency

Reviews

"[V]ery well presented"--Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology

Product Details

384 pages; 116 halftones & 16 color illus; ISBN13: 978-0-19-850608-9ISBN10: 0-19-850608-2

About the Author(s)

Greg W. Rouse, School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney , and Fredrik Pleijel, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris

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