Life in the estuary: illustrated guide and ecology.

Name: Life in the estuary: illustrated guide and ecology.
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Jones, Malcom B. and Islay D. Marsden.
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This guide to the estuarine environment describes the dominant organisms and their ecology. Focuses on Avon-Heathcote Estuary, Christchurch, New Zealand.

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SKU: 7e7e8e15d8db Categories: General, limnology, New Books

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Canterbury University Press, Octavo, spirally bound, text illustrations.

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Weight	400 g

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