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CRC Press Marine Ecology in a Changing World - Science Book

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Marine Ecology in a Changing World provides a deep look into the state of our oceans at the crossroads of global warming. Published by CRC Press, this volume brings together insights from a group of Argentinean and German oceanographers to address how climate change affects marine ecosystems. The text explores the fundamentals of marine ecology, including biodiversity, water quality, and ecosystem stability. By examining these core concepts through the lens of global environmental shifts, the book offers a clear view of how marine life responds to a changing planet. Readers will find a comprehensive review of major marine ecosystems. The content moves through the biological hierarchy, starting with primary producers and continuing through primary consumers and the benthic level, eventually reaching large marine mammals. This structured approach provides a complete picture of the biological processes and species that define our oceans today.

Key Features

Explores classical ecological issues within the modern context of global warming and climate change.

Includes scientific contributions from an international group of Argentinean and German oceanographers.

Examines core ecological fundamentals such as biodiversity, water quality, and ecosystem stability.

Provides a detailed review of major marine ecosystems and their response to global changes.

Covers various biological levels from primary producers and consumers to large marine mammals.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
04 December 2013
Listed Since
03 December 2012

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