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Monitoring in Coastal Environments Using Foraminifera and Thecamoebian Indicators

By: DB Scott, C Schafer and F Medioli
177 pages, B/w photos, figs tabs, maps
Monitoring in Coastal Environments Using Foraminifera and Thecamoebian Indicators
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About this book

Foraminifera and thecamoebians are highly sensitive to environmental stress (natural or anthropogenic). This feature means that they can be used to biologically characterize a variety of freshwater and coastal marine environments. Due to their small size and hard shells, large quantities are also found fossilised in core samples, making them ideal for reconstructing past environmental conditions.

This volume covers the specific environmental applications of these organisms and contains an introduction to the subject, detailed descriptions of methods and techniques and case studies. Written for non-specialists, this book will appeal to resource managers and consultants in the public and private sector who routinely work on coastal environmental problems. The book will also serve as a supplementary text for graduate students in many courses on environmental monitoring, ecological baseline studies and environmental science.

Contents

Preface; Scope of this book; Who should read this book; 1. Some perspective on Testate Rhizopods; 2. Methodological considerations; 3. Applications; 4. Research on new applications; 5. Freshwater systems applications; 6. Conclusions and final remarks; Appendix; Glossary; Taxonomic list of species; Bibliography; Name index; Subject index.

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By: DB Scott, C Schafer and F Medioli
177 pages, B/w photos, figs tabs, maps
Media reviews
'... a welcome addition to the literature ...' John Murray, Marine Pollution Bulletin 'After I finish a book I have to place it in my library. This one is so good, I will keep it close at hand ... I will reach for it again when I prepare lectures for courses in Microbial Ecology, Marine Microbiology and Protistology; I can imagine others will do the same for courses in Environmental Sciences, Earth Science, Marine Geology, Geography etc.' Freshwater Forum '... will certainly be of great use to coastal-resource managers and will undoubtedly stimulate increased use of micropalaeontology in their work.' Jerry Lloyd, The Holocene
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