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Academic Press Biology of Oysters - Volume 41 Book

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Description

Expand your scientific knowledge with Biology of Oysters, Volume 41 from the Developments in Aquaculture and Fisheries Science series. This academic resource provides deep insights into the structure and function of oysters, drawing from over 50 years of empirical research literature. Written by a leading expert in shellfish research, the text serves as a comprehensive guide for those studying marine invertebrates. This book is designed to equip students and researchers with the necessary background to conduct their own investigations. It connects empirical research findings with relevant theory and demonstrates how these concepts are expressed in computer models. Beyond oysters, the text includes valuable information on other bivalve species, such as mussels, providing a broader context for marine biology studies. Whether you are focused on aquaculture or fisheries science, this volume offers the foundational data needed for advanced marine research.

Key Features

Comprehensive research coverage based on more than 50 years of empirical literature in the field of shellfish research.

Detailed analysis of the biological structure and functions of oysters to support advanced marine studies.

Integrates empirical research findings with relevant scientific theory and computer model expressions.

Provides essential background information for students and researchers working with model marine invertebrates.

Includes comparative data on other bivalve species, including mussels, for a wider biological perspective.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 July 2016
Listed Since
04 January 2016

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