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Titre : Les fonds meubles des lagons de nouvelle-Calédonie : sédimentologie, benthos (volume 3) Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Castro, Peter, Auteur Editeur : Orstorm éditions Année de publication : 1997 Importance : 205 p. Format : 27 cm. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-2-7099-1376-8 Langues : Français (fre) Index. décimale : 590 Animaux Résumé : Dans ce troisième volume de la série consacrée aux résultats des études sur fonds meubles des lagons, ils présentent quatre articles sur les sédiments et la faune marine de Nouvelle-Calédonie. Le premier article concerne les caractéristiques sédimentaires des fonds du lagon de la côte et de la Grande Terre. Cette étude, réalisée dans le cadre du programme Lagon, apporte de nouvelles connaissances sur la formation d'un "bouchon vaseux" dans les estuaires directement soumis aux influences des exploitations minières. La description analytique de ces sédiments aboutit à la proposition d'un modèle évolutif des sédiments lagonaires et à la production de trois cartes en couleur portant sur la granulométrie, la répartition des carbonates et celle des lutites. Le deuxième article est une révision pour le Pacifique sud-ouest du genre de crevettes Carides, Cinetorhynchus. Six espèces dont deux nouvelles sont signalées dans cette région. Les troisième et quatrième articles traitent de crabes caractéristiques des milieux coralliens, les Trapeziidae. Il s'agit d'espèces vivant en association avec les coraux branchus pour lesquels de nombreuses confusions taxonomiques avaient été commises. Le Dr. P. CASTRO a parcouru de nombreux archipels de l'Indo-Pacifique pour récolter des spécimens des différentes espèces, faire des observations sur leur comportement et saisir leurs colorations sur le vivant... Ce travail aboutit à une révision de cette famille pour deux régions du Pacifique: la mer du Corail et la Polynésie. Les fonds meubles des lagons de nouvelle-Calédonie : sédimentologie, benthos (volume 3) [texte imprimé] / Castro, Peter, Auteur . - Orstorm éditions, 1997 . - 205 p. ; 27 cm.
ISBN : 978-2-7099-1376-8
Langues : Français (fre)
Index. décimale : 590 Animaux Résumé : Dans ce troisième volume de la série consacrée aux résultats des études sur fonds meubles des lagons, ils présentent quatre articles sur les sédiments et la faune marine de Nouvelle-Calédonie. Le premier article concerne les caractéristiques sédimentaires des fonds du lagon de la côte et de la Grande Terre. Cette étude, réalisée dans le cadre du programme Lagon, apporte de nouvelles connaissances sur la formation d'un "bouchon vaseux" dans les estuaires directement soumis aux influences des exploitations minières. La description analytique de ces sédiments aboutit à la proposition d'un modèle évolutif des sédiments lagonaires et à la production de trois cartes en couleur portant sur la granulométrie, la répartition des carbonates et celle des lutites. Le deuxième article est une révision pour le Pacifique sud-ouest du genre de crevettes Carides, Cinetorhynchus. Six espèces dont deux nouvelles sont signalées dans cette région. Les troisième et quatrième articles traitent de crabes caractéristiques des milieux coralliens, les Trapeziidae. Il s'agit d'espèces vivant en association avec les coraux branchus pour lesquels de nombreuses confusions taxonomiques avaient été commises. Le Dr. P. CASTRO a parcouru de nombreux archipels de l'Indo-Pacifique pour récolter des spécimens des différentes espèces, faire des observations sur leur comportement et saisir leurs colorations sur le vivant... Ce travail aboutit à une révision de cette famille pour deux régions du Pacifique: la mer du Corail et la Polynésie. Exemplaires(1)
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Titre : Marine biology Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Castro, Peter, Auteur Mention d'édition : 9 éd. Editeur : Mc Graw-hill international Année de publication : 2013 Importance : 462 p. Format : 27 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978007131857 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 578 Histoire naturelle des organismes vivants Résumé : The ocean fascinates people all over the world, including, of course, students enrolled in undergraduate marine biology courses. For many students, taking marine biology is the natural expression of an interest in marine life that began by visiting the shore, scuba diving, recreational fishing, aquarium keeping, or viewing one of the many superb television documentaries about the ocean. Many students are also concerned about the increasing impacts of humans on marine ecosystems. Marine Biology, ninth edition, was written to reinforce and enhance our readers' enchantment with marine life while providing a rigorous introduction to marine biology as a science.
Marine Biology is used by high school, undergraduate, graduate, and adult-education students, as well as by interested laypersons not enrolled in formal courses. We are gratified that many professional marine biologists use the book. The book is used in many countries outside the United States, and has been or is being translated into six other languages. While keeping this range of users in mind, the text is primarily written to meet the needs of lower-division, non-science majors at colleges and universities. For many of these students, marine biology will be their only tertiary science course, often taken to satisfy a general education requirement. We have therefore been careful to provide solid basic science coverage, including principles of the scientific method, the physical sciences, and basic biology. Our aim has been to integrate this basic science content with a stimulating, up-to-date overview of marine biology. We hope this approach demonstrates the relevance of the physical sciences to biology and makes all sciences less intimidating. To this end, we use an informal writing style that emphasizes an understanding of concepts over rigorous detail and terminology.Marine biology [texte imprimé] / Castro, Peter, Auteur . - 9 éd. . - Mc Graw-hill international, 2013 . - 462 p. ; 27 cm.
ISSN : 978007131857
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Index. décimale : 578 Histoire naturelle des organismes vivants Résumé : The ocean fascinates people all over the world, including, of course, students enrolled in undergraduate marine biology courses. For many students, taking marine biology is the natural expression of an interest in marine life that began by visiting the shore, scuba diving, recreational fishing, aquarium keeping, or viewing one of the many superb television documentaries about the ocean. Many students are also concerned about the increasing impacts of humans on marine ecosystems. Marine Biology, ninth edition, was written to reinforce and enhance our readers' enchantment with marine life while providing a rigorous introduction to marine biology as a science.
Marine Biology is used by high school, undergraduate, graduate, and adult-education students, as well as by interested laypersons not enrolled in formal courses. We are gratified that many professional marine biologists use the book. The book is used in many countries outside the United States, and has been or is being translated into six other languages. While keeping this range of users in mind, the text is primarily written to meet the needs of lower-division, non-science majors at colleges and universities. For many of these students, marine biology will be their only tertiary science course, often taken to satisfy a general education requirement. We have therefore been careful to provide solid basic science coverage, including principles of the scientific method, the physical sciences, and basic biology. Our aim has been to integrate this basic science content with a stimulating, up-to-date overview of marine biology. We hope this approach demonstrates the relevance of the physical sciences to biology and makes all sciences less intimidating. To this end, we use an informal writing style that emphasizes an understanding of concepts over rigorous detail and terminology.Réservation
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Titre : Marine biology Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Castro, Peter, Auteur Mention d'édition : 3e éd. Editeur : McGraw-Hill Année de publication : 2016 Importance : XV-462 p. Format : 28 cm. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-1-259-25199-3 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 578 Histoire naturelle des organismes vivants Résumé : Marine biology is used by undergraduate, graduate, high school, and adult-education students, as we'lias by interested laypersons not enrolled in formal courses. We are gratified that many professional marine biologists use the book. The book is used in many countries outside the United States, and has been or is being translated into six other languages. While keeping this range of users in mind, the text is primarily written to meet the needs of lower-division, non-science majors at colleges and universities. For many of these students, marine biology will be their only tertiary science course, often taken to satisfy a general education requirement. We have therefore been careful to provide solid basic science coverage, including principles of the scientific method, the physical sciences, and basic biology. Our aim has been to integrate this basic science content with a stimulating, up-to-date overview of marine biology. We hope this approach demonstrates the relevance of the physical sciences to biology and makes all sciences less intimidating. To this end, we use an informal writing style that emphasizes an understanding of concepts over rigorous detail and terminology. Marine biology [texte imprimé] / Castro, Peter, Auteur . - 3e éd. . - McGraw-Hill, 2016 . - XV-462 p. ; 28 cm.
ISBN : 978-1-259-25199-3
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Index. décimale : 578 Histoire naturelle des organismes vivants Résumé : Marine biology is used by undergraduate, graduate, high school, and adult-education students, as we'lias by interested laypersons not enrolled in formal courses. We are gratified that many professional marine biologists use the book. The book is used in many countries outside the United States, and has been or is being translated into six other languages. While keeping this range of users in mind, the text is primarily written to meet the needs of lower-division, non-science majors at colleges and universities. For many of these students, marine biology will be their only tertiary science course, often taken to satisfy a general education requirement. We have therefore been careful to provide solid basic science coverage, including principles of the scientific method, the physical sciences, and basic biology. Our aim has been to integrate this basic science content with a stimulating, up-to-date overview of marine biology. We hope this approach demonstrates the relevance of the physical sciences to biology and makes all sciences less intimidating. To this end, we use an informal writing style that emphasizes an understanding of concepts over rigorous detail and terminology. Réservation
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Titre : Marine Biology Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Castro, Peter, Auteur Editeur : Higher éducation Année de publication : 2005 Importance : XII- 542 p. Format : 28 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-0-07-111100-3 Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 578 Histoire naturelle des organismes vivants Résumé : The fifth edition of marine biology incorporates the most extensive art revision since the first edition was published in 1991.
Most of the illustrations have been improved to make them clearer, more accurate, more understandable and more attractive using space more sufficiently. Many photographers from previous editions have been replaced, and other digitally enhanced. The part-opening and chapter-opening photos are all new. A new interior design has been adopted to be more reader-friendly and makes better use of space.
As in the last edition the authors have expanded the coverage of the role of microbes in marine ecosystems in response to the steady stream of relevant new research findings. This includes incorporating/ the finding of organelles in some bacteria in Chapter 4, a new section and summary table in Chapter 5 on brokaryote metabolism, and updated coverage of Pico- and nanoplankton in Chapter 15.
The authors have added a new section on larval ecology to Chapter 10, which also contains additional information about anthropogenic influences on global nutrient cycles and a new figure showing the phosphorus cycle, and consolidated the description of different groups of corals and the distribution of zooxanthellae with a new table in Chapter 14.
The coverage of certain classical techniques has been reduced, for example in methods of water sampling and measuring primary productivity, in favor of more modern procedures methods.
As in previous editions we the text has been updated throughout to reflect recent events, new research, changes in perspective and to include information requested by reviewers.
The fifth edition presents new information about the Tethyan fauna, past climate variability, hot spots in the earth's mantle, Antarctic upwelling, nucleic acids, viruses, fisheries, cleaning associations, the taxonomic position of pogonophorans, Pfiesteria, osmotic regulation in fishes, indirect ecological interactions among species, shark attacks, bio-erosion on coral reefs, coral bleaching, epipelagic, temperature regulation in "warm blooded" fishes, hydrothermal vents, benthic diversity on seamounts, and many other topics.
As usual, the authors have updated facts and findings, corrected errors, and recognized some sections to improve balance and logic flow.Marine Biology [texte imprimé] / Castro, Peter, Auteur . - Higher éducation, 2005 . - XII- 542 p. ; 28 cm.
ISBN : 978-0-07-111100-3
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Index. décimale : 578 Histoire naturelle des organismes vivants Résumé : The fifth edition of marine biology incorporates the most extensive art revision since the first edition was published in 1991.
Most of the illustrations have been improved to make them clearer, more accurate, more understandable and more attractive using space more sufficiently. Many photographers from previous editions have been replaced, and other digitally enhanced. The part-opening and chapter-opening photos are all new. A new interior design has been adopted to be more reader-friendly and makes better use of space.
As in the last edition the authors have expanded the coverage of the role of microbes in marine ecosystems in response to the steady stream of relevant new research findings. This includes incorporating/ the finding of organelles in some bacteria in Chapter 4, a new section and summary table in Chapter 5 on brokaryote metabolism, and updated coverage of Pico- and nanoplankton in Chapter 15.
The authors have added a new section on larval ecology to Chapter 10, which also contains additional information about anthropogenic influences on global nutrient cycles and a new figure showing the phosphorus cycle, and consolidated the description of different groups of corals and the distribution of zooxanthellae with a new table in Chapter 14.
The coverage of certain classical techniques has been reduced, for example in methods of water sampling and measuring primary productivity, in favor of more modern procedures methods.
As in previous editions we the text has been updated throughout to reflect recent events, new research, changes in perspective and to include information requested by reviewers.
The fifth edition presents new information about the Tethyan fauna, past climate variability, hot spots in the earth's mantle, Antarctic upwelling, nucleic acids, viruses, fisheries, cleaning associations, the taxonomic position of pogonophorans, Pfiesteria, osmotic regulation in fishes, indirect ecological interactions among species, shark attacks, bio-erosion on coral reefs, coral bleaching, epipelagic, temperature regulation in "warm blooded" fishes, hydrothermal vents, benthic diversity on seamounts, and many other topics.
As usual, the authors have updated facts and findings, corrected errors, and recognized some sections to improve balance and logic flow.Exemplaires(1)
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