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Seahorses are instantly recognisable and have been a part of our culture for millennia, yet we still know very little about these enigmatic creatures.Steve Trewhella and Julie Hatcher have spent hundreds of hours in British waters observing native seahorses, witnessing at first hand how they behave...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Trewhella, Steve (Autor), Hatcher, Julie (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press, [2022]
Colección:Wild Nature Press ; 32
Temas:
Coastal ecology > Great Britain.
Marine ecology > Great Britain.
Underwater photography.
Marine fishes > Great Britain > Pictorial works.
Marine animals > Great Britain > Pictorial works.
Sea horses > Pictorial works.
Sea horses > Ecology.
Sea horses > Great Britain.
Écologie littorale > Grande-Bretagne.
Photographie sous-marine.
Poissons de mer > Grande-Bretagne > Ouvrages illustrés.
Faune marine > Grande-Bretagne > Ouvrages illustrés.
Hippocampes > Ouvrages illustrés.
Hippocampes > Écologie.
Hippocampes > Grande-Bretagne.
underwater photography.
NATURE / Animals / Marine Life.
Coastal ecology
Marine animals
Marine ecology
Marine fishes
Sea horses
Underwater photography
Great Britain
Amphipoda.
Ballan wrasse.
Barbel (fish).
Barnacle.
Bivalvia.
Black seabream.
Buoy.
Byssus.
Carapace.
Carcinus maenas.
Cephalopod.
Cnidaria.
Commercial fishing.
Common cuttlefish.
Common goby.
Coral reef.
Corkwing wrasse.
Crab.
Crangon crangon.
Crustacean.
Cuttlefish.
Decapoda.
Diogenes pugilator.
Dog whelk.
Dorsal fin.
Dragonet.
European seabass.
Exoskeleton.
Fish fry.
Fish.
Fishkeeping.
Flatfish.
Goby.
Greater pipefish.
Halibut.
Hermit crab.
Ink sac.
Intertidal zone.
Invertebrate.
Isopoda.
Jellyfish.
Lanice conchilega.
Lesser weever.
Liocarcinus depurator.
Lugworm.
Marine biology.
Marine habitats.
Marine mammal.
Marine protected area.
Mussel.
Overfishing.
Oystercatcher.
Pagurus bernhardus.
Pagurus prideaux.
Pecten maximus.
Pharyngeal teeth.
Pipefish.
Plankton.
Polychaete.
Prawn.
Radula.
Razor shell.
Sacculina.
Sand eel.
Scallop.
Scorpaenidae.
Sea anemone.
Sea cucumber.
Sea lettuce.
Sea monster.
Sea slug.
Sea snail.
Sea urchin.
Seabed.
Seafood.
Seagrass.
Seahorse.
Seashell.
Seawater.
Shark Trust.
Shellfish.
Shoal.
Shoaling and schooling.
Short-snouted seahorse.
Shrimp.
Smelt (fish).
Snakelocks anemone.
Spinachia spinachia.
Spiny seahorse.
Squid.
Swim bladder.
Talitrus saltator.
Taurulus bubalis.
Tentacle.
Underwater habitat.
Undulate ray.
Water column.
Whitebait.
Woodlouse.
Zooplankton.
Pictorial works
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Descripción
Sumario:Seahorses are instantly recognisable and have been a part of our culture for millennia, yet we still know very little about these enigmatic creatures.Steve Trewhella and Julie Hatcher have spent hundreds of hours in British waters observing native seahorses, witnessing at first hand how they behave in the wild, and how they interact with the other plants and animals in their underwater realm.With stunning photography, In the Company of Seahorses paints a rich picture of a mysterious world amongst swaying seagrass and colourful seaweeds. The accompanying text is packed with personal anecdotes describing the authors' journey of discovery, illustrating for the first time the secretive lives of these elusive animals in British waters.By sharing one couple's passion for an entrancing ocean icon, this book aims to inspire, inform and create a better understanding of the seahorse and its often vulnerable habitats around the British coastline.
Descripción Física:1 online resource (240 p.) : 200+ color pictures.
ISBN:9780691247007
0691247005

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