Photographic Guide to Sea and Shore Life of Britain and North-west Europe - Ray Gibson
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 Photographic Guide to Sea and Shore Life of Britain and North-west Europe - Ray Gibson
 Photographic Guide to Sea and Shore Life of Britain and North-west Europe - Ray Gibson ... 2001-06-07 by OUP OxfordNewest Review: ... the woodlouse, a sea slater. These are common around our islands but mainly come out at night, hence why I'd never seen one ... more ... before.
The book covers not just Britain, but North-west Europe, too. Glancing through the book, there are hardly any animals that are not found in Britain, but many that are found here and nowhere else; a testimony to the richness of our waters and coastline.
The book is very comprehensive, hundreds of species are described. The book is laid out in taxonomic order, families of organisms together, from primitive lichens, right through to the fishes.
The layout is enhanced with colour coded pages. A key inside the f...more |
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Pages: 456, Paperback, OUP Oxford Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43
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Photographic Guide to Sea and Shore Life of Britain and North-west Europe - Ray Gibson: Find out more about British marine wildlife (798 words)
by - written on 29/04/09 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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The British Isles has over 12,000 miles of coastline, and the quality of its waters and beaches is higher than at any time for over 100 years. Many people do not realise that the clean waters, Britain's location in the fertile Atlantic and North Seas, together with the variety of different types of shore, means that the variety and amount of sea life that can be found around Britain is vast. I am the sort of person who likes to know things. If I'm out on a walk and come across a bird or an animal, or even a flower, I want to know what it is. Living in Cheshire means that, in the summer months, I can spend a lot of time exploring the Wirral and North Wales ... Read the complete review
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