Highlights key aspects of corals and their natural history.
identifying marks, size, biology and distribution for over 800 species
Reef Coral Identification now includes 656 photographs of species in their natural habitat. The new 3rd edition includes additional photos documenting new species and growth variations.
This is the most comprehensive and wide-ranging investigation of cold-water corals ever. Understanding these hotspots of biodiversity and elemental cycling is critical to projecting changes in our oceans.
This concise, easy-to-follow field guide to 270 species of fish, corals and marine invertebrates is an essential companion for anyone interested in this fascinating underwater world.
A gallery of over 425 ray-finned fish species, as well as elasmobranchs (sharks, rays and skates), invertebrates, marine reptiles and marine mammals, offers readers an extensive identification guide to the most commonly seen marine species.
The 448-page 2nd edition includes 588 photos, emphasizes reef fish life cycles, reproduction, cleaning symbiosis, colors & camouflage, senses and sound communications, marine wildlife management plus 17 fish family overviews.
The World's Best Tropical Dive Destinations is a magnificent and comprehensive illustrated reference to the world's most exotic dive locations.
This Very Short Introduction talks about the beautifull and most diverse ecosystem, Coral reefs.
Diving in Indonesia is a fully comprehensive diving guidebook for exploring the most notable areas of Indonesia.
In 'Coral Reefs', Sale places the decline of reefs in the wider context of global climate change and demonstrate that this is an existential warning to humanity.
A photographic identification guide to the reef fishes of Seychelles aimed at divers, snorkelers, scientists, students and general fish enthusiasts.
A new and updated edition of this popular title covering the fishes, invertebrates and other marine life of the Mediterranean Sea.
The book presents more than 1140 species that can be found and photographed in depths and regions accessible to recreational diving (adding ~240 species compared to the first edition of this guide).
