Nemerteans (Hutchinson University Library)

Nemerteans

GIBSON, Ray

Hutchinson

Hutchinson University Library

Photographic Guide to Sea and Shore Life of Britain and North-west Europe

This photographic guide to sea shore animals and plants represents a completely new approach to field guides. It is aimed at those who wish to find and identify organisms encountered on the sea shore or immediately offshore quickly and easily while promoting their conservation. Uniquely, each species is illustrated by a photograph and, in most cases, accompanied by a line drawing that emphasizes the critical features for identification and a map to show the distribution of the species in North-West Europe. The text itself deliberately focuses on features that complement the photographs and facilitate identification non-destructively--where, for example, burrowing worms can be identified by digging them up and therefore killing them, only the cast, the part usually seen, is shown. Stress is laid on the importance of exploiting all available information for locating and identifying each species--if two species have identical appearance they are described separately and behavioral, geographical, or seasonal features that distinguish them are described in the text. There is no other guide to seashore organisms like this one; those available are either less comprehensive or less well illustrated. It will appeal to beachcombers of all levels, from families to students and professionals, as well to divers and those visiting the proliferating numbers of commercially run marine aquaria that are open to the public.

Science & Math

Rogers, Alex

Hextall, Ben

Biological Sciences

Oxford University Press

This spectacular photographic guide to sea shore animals and plants represents a opletely new approach to field guides. It is aimed at those who wish to find and identify organisms encountered o the sea or immediately offshore quickly and easily while promoting their conservation. Uniquely, each species is illustrated by a photograph and, in most cases, accompanied by a line drawing that emphasizes the critical features for identification and a map to show the distribution of the species in North-West Europe. The text itself deliberately focuses on features that complement the photographs and facilitate identification non-destructively--where, for example, burrowing worms can only be identified by digging them up and therefore killing them, only the cast, the part usually seen, is shown. Stress is laid on the importance of exploiting all available information for locating and identifying each species--if two species have identical appearance they are described separately and behavioral, geographical, or seasonal features that distinguish them are described in the text. There is no other guide to seashore organisms like this one; those available are either less comprehensive or less well illustrated. It will appeal to beachcombers of all levels, from families to students and professionals, as well to divers and those visiting the proliferating numbers of commercially run marine aquaria that are open to the public.

Hextall, Benedict

Oxford University Press, USA

Discusses the murder of the wife of a well-to-do Chicago attorney, and the corruption behind it

Blind Justice: A Murder, a Scandal, and a Brother's Search to Avenge His Sister's Death

Politics & Social Sciences

Gibson, Edie

Turner, Randall

Social Sciences

St Martins Pr

A true tale of murder, family style, recounts one man's efforts to keep open the case of the murder of his sister, who was shot, stuffed into the trunk of her car, and then dumped into a frozen canal. Reprint.

Blind Justice

This addition to the What Shall I Do Today? series presents a variety of ideas for young gardeners, with step-by-step instructions and large, bright photographs. Projects include green-haired creatures, an ivy tower, and potatoes in a bucket.

What Shall I Grow?

SCHOLASTIC INC. @

Even very young children will be able to achieve delightful results when they follow the clear step-by-step picture instructions in this book. Packed with attractive drawings, each double page spread shows children how to draw a different type of person, from a soccer player to a ballerina. Precise hand-control is not required, and lots of ideas for adding details and backgrounds guarantee satisfying results for adults and children alike.

Usborne Playtime: I Can Draw People

Scholastic. Inc.

I can add (Usborne playtime)

Children's Books

scholastic

I can color (Usborne playtime)

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