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`Review from previous edition In my view the main strength of this book is its success in bringing together the whole of aquatic ecology in sufficient depth and breadth. All this within some 200pp (edition 1) and with excellent graphics. ' Jan Vermaat, Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
`The style is just right and provides a good balance of generality and specific case studies. The level is also good and the style doesn't rely too heavily on jargon, which makes the book accessible. I feel that the quality of descriptions of the various issues and case studies is excellent - very clear and concise. ' Simon Rundle, School of Biological Sciences, University of Plymouth --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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This introductory text explores the diversity and unique features of all the World's main aquatic environments. it moves away form the traditional marine and freshwater split by emphasising their common features and ecological similarities. It has been written as an introduction to the subject, for those with a basic understanding of ecology, but no prior knowledge to aquatic systems.
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`Review from previous edition In my view the main strength of this book is its success in bringing together the whole of aquatic ecology in sufficient depth and breadth. All this within some 200pp (edition 1) and with excellent graphics. ' Jan Vermaat, Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
`The style is just right and provides a good balance of generality and specific case studies. The level is also good and the style doesn't rely too heavily on jargon, which makes the book accessible. I feel that the quality of descriptions of the various issues and case studies is excellent - very clear and concise. ' Simon Rundle, School of Biological Sciences, University of Plymouth --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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This introductory text explores the diversity and unique features of all the World's main aquatic environments. it moves away form the traditional marine and freshwater split by emphasising their common features and ecological similarities. It has been written as an introduction to the subject, for those with a basic understanding of ecology, but no prior knowledge to aquatic systems.
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North Sea, Lake Victoria, North America, Northern Hemisphere, North Atlantic, British Isles, Tethys Ocean, Southern Hemisphere, Lake Baikal, Thames Estuary, Red Sea, North Pacific, Langmuir Circulation, Norfolk Broads, Florida Everglades, East Africa, Indian Ocean, Fraser River, Barataria Bay, Pacific Ocean, River Volga, Northern Ireland, Flathead River, Loch Ness, Gatun Lake Browse Sample Pages:
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- Freshwater Microbiology: Biodiversity and Dynamic Interactions of Microorganisms in the Aquatic Environment by David Sigee in Back Matter
- Advances in Parasitology, Vol. 52 by Ralph Muller on page 133
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