| one publication added to basket [217372] | Reef fishes of the East Indies: Andaman Sea, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, Christmas Island, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands
Allen, G.R.; Erdmann, M.V. (2012). Reef fishes of the East Indies: Andaman Sea, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, Christmas Island, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands. Tropical Reef Research/Conservation International: Perth. ISBN 978-0-9872600-0-0. 3 vols. pp.
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- VLIZ: Pisces PIS.256 [105190]
- VLIZ: Pisces PIS.257 [105191]
- VLIZ: Pisces PIS.258 [105192]
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Aquatic organisms > Marine organisms > Fish > Marine fish > Reef fish
ISEW, Brunei; ISEW, Indonesia [Marine Regions]; ISEW, Malaysia [Marine Regions]; ISEW, Papua New Guinea [Marine Regions]; ISEW, Philippines [Marine Regions]; ISEW, Singapore [Marine Regions]; ISEW, Solomon I. [Marine Regions]; ISEW, Thailand [Marine Regions]; ISW, Andaman Sea [Marine Regions]; ISW, Australia, Christmas I. [Marine Regions]; ISW, Myanmar
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- Allen, G.R.
- Erdmann, M.V.
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| Abstract |
Stretching from the Andaman Sea to the Solomon Islands, the East Indies encompasses a vast array of marine habitats and unsurpassed marine biological diversity. It is home to approximately 2,600 species occurring on coral reefs and nearby habitats. Reef Fishes of the East Indies presents the first truly comprehensive treatment of the region’s reef fish fauna in nearly a century. This monumental three-volume set is richly illustrated with more than 3,600 color photographs. The informative text provides current information on the classification, habitat, and distributional range of each species as well as an overall synopsis for each of the 120 families covered. Many of the featured species have not been previously recorded from the region, nor have their photographs appeared in print. The book represents the culmination of the prolific careers of two dedicated marine biologists, Dr. Gerald R. Allen and Dr. Mark V. Erdmann, who have spent a combined total in excess of 60 years exploring and describing the piscene treasures in the “heart” of marine fish biodiversity. |
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