Exploring Britain’s Hidden World – A Natural History of Seabed Habitats

Name: Exploring Britain’s Hidden World – A Natural History of Seabed Habitats
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Exploring Britain's Hidden World is an informative book about the underwater world of the shallow seas around Great Britain. Based on 50 years of research by scientists.... Show more

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Author	Keith Hiscock, Foreword: Professor Callum Roberts
Language	English
ISBN	9780995567344
Publisher	Princeton University Press
Pages	272
Size	25,4 cm x 21,0 cm
Format	Hardback
Images	Colour photos
Year published	2018

The shallow seas around Great Britain are largely an invisible and mysterious area. Except for the scientists and divers who documented their wondrous discoveries during 50 years of research. That wealth of information about what lives on and in the seabed has now been brought together in one richly illustrated book.

The described habitats and the associated marine life are not only fascinating and beautiful but also often fragile. Their survival is essential for the health and productivity of our oceans. But without proper knowledge and thorough understanding of what and where they are, these systems can not be protected.

Keith Hiscock describes the incredible variety of marine life that surrounds Great Britain and, with Exploring Britain's Hidden World, provides a foundation of knowledge for those interested in the natural history of shallow seabed. He explains how findings are collected and organized, and shows what is and how it works. Without too many technical terms, Keith Hiscock with his knowledge of marine biology, diving and photography gives a lively and lasting impression of marine habitats and species around Great Britain.

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