In this book, 53 authors introduce the 32 animal groups that occur in the meiofauna.
A charming, richly illustrated, pocket-size exploration of the world’s spiders
The great nightly vertical migration highlights the importance of protecting not only ocean species but also ecosystems that embrace ocean processes from the depths of the sea to surface waters.
This is the first identification guide to cover nearly all of the island’s native and established invertebrates.
An identification guide to intertidal and shallow water habitats around Britain and Ireland. Identification goes to at least family level.
Photographs of 450+ species, including 126 starfish of the region
100+ species have never before appeared in field guides or popular books
The authors believe that the observations and experiments with living marine invertebrate eggs and embryos described in this book will provide inspiration to students for the study of basic processes in embryonic development.
This is the first fully illustrated guide to this notorious serpulid genus of calcareous tubeworms.
The Centipedes Atlas atlas covers all 55 species, including species only occurring in heated greenhouses and buildings.
Harvestmen are spider-like invertebrates common in late summer and autumn. 34 species have been recorded in the wild in Britain and Ireland.
The first definitive book on the ecology of marine invertebrate larvae for more than 20 years.
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).
