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Tasmanian Echinoderms

Flora / Fauna Out of Print
Series: Fauna of Tasmania Handbook Volume: 3
By: Alan Dartnall
82 pages, b&w illus
Tasmanian Echinoderms
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  • Tasmanian Echinoderms ISBN: 9780859011235 Paperback Dec 1980 Out of Print #159980
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Echinoderms exploit nearly every marine habitat, from the shore to the abyss, often in great numbers. Some are of economic importance as predators of oysters and mussels. Heliocidaris erythrogramma was investigated for its potential as a source of sea urchin roe for export.

The history of the study of Tasmanian echinoderms began with early colonial collections for cabinet specimens and continued through the work of H.L.Clark of Harvard, and early British, Australian and New Zealand Antarctic expeditions. Recent work was carried out in Victoria by Pawson and Rowe and A.M. Clark and in Tasmania by V.V.Hickman and Alan Dartnall.

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Flora / Fauna Out of Print
Series: Fauna of Tasmania Handbook Volume: 3
By: Alan Dartnall
82 pages, b&w illus
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