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CRC Press Ecology of Marine Bivalves - Second Edition Book

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Explore the complex world of bivalve mollusks with Ecology of Marine Bivalves: An Ecosystems Approach, Second Edition. This CRC Marine Science text provides a holistic view of these essential organisms, examining how they function within their environments. Bivalves are more than just individual animals; they can form massive reefs consisting of millions of individuals. These reefs play a major role in controlling processes within tidal waters and adjacent reef areas by pumping and filtering large volumes of water. This second edition goes beyond basic biology to look at the history, thermodynamics, and components of bivalve ecosystems. It also examines how these organisms interact with other species, including humans. Because bivalves serve as valuable indicators and monitors of ecosystem health, understanding their ecological role is vital for marine science. This book is a comprehensive resource for those studying biological sciences, animal habitats, and marine ecosystems through a broad, integrated lens.

Key Features

Holistic ecosystem approach that examines bivalve history, thermodynamics, and biological components.

Detailed look at how bivalve reefs influence tidal waters and adjacent reef processes through water filtration.

Provides insight into how these organisms act as vital indicators for monitoring overall ecosystem health.

Analyzes the interactions between bivalve species and other living organisms, including human impact.

Second edition updated for the CRC Marine Science series to provide current ecological perspectives.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
03 November 2011
Listed Since
11 January 2010

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