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The Biology of Coral Reefs (2nd Edition) – PDF

eBook Details

  • Authors: Charles Sheppard, Simon Davy, Graham Pilling
  • File Size: 238 MB
  • Format: PDF
  • Length: 384 Pages
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press; 2nd edition
  • Publication Date: November 24, 2017
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B079T9XGT4
  • ISBN-10: 0198787340, 0191091200, 0198787259
  • ISBN-13: 9780198787341, 9780191091209, 9780198787358

Original price was: $43.44.Current price is: $11.00.

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About The Author

Charles Sheppard

Graham Pilling

Simon Davy

Coral reefs are home to an incredible array of marine organisms and serve as a primary source of income for millions of people worldwide. However, due to the destructive effects of humans, these beautiful habitats have been rapidly declining in health, with many facing complete destruction. Sadly, deterioration and over-exploitation have continued and even accelerated since this book’s first publication in 2009. Thankfully, there has been a significant increase in scientific knowledge gained over the past decade, with a near doubling in the number of papers written about coral reef biology and how these habitats are able to adapt to ocean warming and acidification. This new and thoroughly revised Second Edition of The Biology of Coral Reefs presents an insightful and concise overview of this field, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding that’s not only affordable but also well-informed. This PDF edition is packed with intriguing information on the physiology, ecology, function, and behavior of coral reef organisms. Each chapter consists of expert-written ‘boxes’ on various specific aspects, providing readers with in-depth knowledge of the subject. As part of the Biology of Habitats Series, this book mainly emphasizes the organisms dominating the marine environment, though it also includes sections on pollution, climate change, conservation, and experimental aspects. However, the focus on conservation and management is crucial due to the critically endangered status of these habitats. This book’s international relevance is due to its global range of examples, providing readers with a broader perspective on the subject. If you’re looking for insights into the world of coral reefs and the challenges they face, then The Biology of Coral Reefs, Second Edition is the book for you. 978-0198787341, 978-0191091209, 978-0198787358

PLEASE NOTE: This sale only includes the eBook edition of The Biology of Coral Reefs, Second Edition, in PDF format. There are no access codes included with this purchase.

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