Bat Detectors
Excellent survey of the Earth's largest ecosystem, which explains how its inhabitants - many of which are regarded as bizarre aliens when exposed to view - are exquisitely adapted to survive and flourish within it. It is based on the author's unique deep-sea experience in all the world's oceans. As he points out, oceanography and its associated technology have dismantled barriers between classical disciplines. The organisms of the deep ocean cannot be isolated from their environment, which in turn is related to processes nearer the surface. The book is designed to be accessible to all marine scientists, student and professional.
'... an excellent introduction for undergraduates and teachers wanting a better overview of this fascinating area.' BTEG News
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Title informationThe Biology of the Deep OceanSeries: BIOLOGY OF HABITATS SERIES Peter Herring
314 pages, b\w plates, illus, figs, tabs.Oxford University Press
Softcover | 2001 | £37.50 | approx. $75/€48
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Hardcover | 2001 | £65.00 | approx. $129/€83
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