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With the global importance of aquatic systems becoming more apparent--and the need for effective management of these systems becoming increasingly clear--there has never been a more important time for students to fully grasp the fundamentals of aquatic systems. Ecology of Aquatic Systems is the ideal course companion to achieve this goal. This new edition brings together coverage of freshwater and marine systems to illustrate the principles and properties that unify aquatic systems. Using examples drawn from a wide geographical range, the book presents a broad survey of the field that acts as the ideal foundation for further study.Opening with a review of the different types of aquatic systems, their interconnected nature, and the diversity of life within them, the book goes on to explore the key types of aquatic habitats, emphasizing the ecological themes that pervade each system.Written with students in mind, Ecology of Aquatic Systems retains the su
This text investigates the fundamental ecological principles that govern both freshwater and marine environments to provide a unified understanding of aquatic systems. Authors Chris Frid and Mike Dobson utilize their academic expertise to synthesize complex biological and physical data, arguing that effective management of global water resources requires a comprehensive grasp of how these diverse habitats function as interconnected systems.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for undergraduate students entering the field of aquatic ecology. Readers often note the clarity of the prose and the effectiveness of the global examples in illustrating complex ecological concepts.
Page Count:
336
Publication Date:
2009-01-30
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199297541
ISBN-13:
9780199297542
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