Aspects of crustacea / Lockwood, P. M.

Public ISBD Faire une suggestion d'achat Titre : Aspects of crustacea Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Lockwood, P. M., Auteur Editeur : Olivier and boyd Année de publication : 1968 Importance : 328 p. Format : 22 cm Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 595 Arthropodes Résumé : The crustacea have always been a popular group for physiological research, since they show such diversity in body form and mode of life. To the practical researcher they are particularly attractive because many of the more readily obtainable species are amenable to being kept under laboratory conditions and, as a rule, tolerate simple operations well. Consequently, a considerable amount of physiological knowledge concerning the group is already available, and much of it was most ably summarized a few years ago in the two volumes of The physiology of crustacea edited by T. H. Waterman (academic press). I feel that there is now need for more concise book at a level suitable both as a textbook for senior undergraduates and as background reading for postgraduates. In neither of these groups do potential readers usually have much time to devote to a single topic; so I have attempted to provide an outline of the physiology of the Crustacea which can be read at a few sittings and yet give an overall appreciation of the subject. Aspects of crustacea [texte imprimé] / Lockwood, P. M., Auteur . - Olivier and boyd, 1968 . - 328 p. ; 22 cm. Langues : Anglais (eng) Index. décimale : 595 Arthropodes Résumé : The crustacea have always been a popular group for physiological research, since they show such diversity in body form and mode of life. To the practical researcher they are particularly attractive because many of the more readily obtainable species are amenable to being kept under laboratory conditions and, as a rule, tolerate simple operations well. Consequently, a considerable amount of physiological knowledge concerning the group is already available, and much of it was most ably summarized a few years ago in the two volumes of The physiology of crustacea edited by T. H. Waterman (academic press). I feel that there is now need for more concise book at a level suitable both as a textbook for senior undergraduates and as background reading for postgraduates. In neither of these groups do potential readers usually have much time to devote to a single topic; so I have attempted to provide an outline of the physiology of the Crustacea which can be read at a few sittings and yet give an overall appreciation of the subject.

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