Coastal Invertebrates Of Victoria: An Atlas Of Selected Species
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A comprehensive scientific atlas, Coastal Invertebrates of Victoria: An Atlas of Selected Species presents a meticulous survey of the marine invertebrate fauna inhabiting the coastline of Victoria, Australia. Compiled by the Editorial Committee of the Marine Research Group of Victoria, this authoritative reference documents a wide array of selected species with detailed distributional data, taxonomic classifications, and precise locality records drawn from extensive fieldwork and museum collections. Each species account is supported by carefully rendered illustrations and maps, making the atlas an indispensable tool for marine biologists, naturalists, and environmental scientists seeking to understand the rich biodiversity of southern Australian coastal waters. Published in Melbourne in 1984 through a collaboration between the Marine Research Group of Victoria and the Museum of Victoria, this work represents a landmark contribution to Australian marine science and natural history documentation. The atlas argues convincingly for the importance of rigorous baseline biodiversity surveys, providing researchers and conservationists with a vital benchmark against which future changes to Victoria's coastal ecosystems can be measured. For anyone with a serious interest in Australian marine life or invertebrate zoology, this rare volume raises as many questions about the hidden life beneath the waves as it answers.
Author: D. A. B. Phillips, C. P. Handreck, P. E. Beck, R. Burn, B. J. Smith, D. A. Staples
Format: Paperback
Published: 1984, Marine Research Group of Victoria in association with the Museum of Victoria
Genre: Zoology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A comprehensive scientific atlas, Coastal Invertebrates of Victoria: An Atlas of Selected Species presents a meticulous survey of the marine invertebrate fauna inhabiting the coastline of Victoria, Australia. Compiled by the Editorial Committee of the Marine Research Group of Victoria, this authoritative reference documents a wide array of selected species with detailed distributional data, taxonomic classifications, and precise locality records drawn from extensive fieldwork and museum collections. Each species account is supported by carefully rendered illustrations and maps, making the atlas an indispensable tool for marine biologists, naturalists, and environmental scientists seeking to understand the rich biodiversity of southern Australian coastal waters. Published in Melbourne in 1984 through a collaboration between the Marine Research Group of Victoria and the Museum of Victoria, this work represents a landmark contribution to Australian marine science and natural history documentation. The atlas argues convincingly for the importance of rigorous baseline biodiversity surveys, providing researchers and conservationists with a vital benchmark against which future changes to Victoria's coastal ecosystems can be measured. For anyone with a serious interest in Australian marine life or invertebrate zoology, this rare volume raises as many questions about the hidden life beneath the waves as it answers.