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Describing and illustrating nearly 300 species of slug and snail found in Britain and North-West Europe this book includes notes on diagnostic characteristics, habitats and range. There is also general information on the whole species group: their structure, reproduction, habits and feeding.
This comprehensive reference work aims to provide a definitive identification guide and biological overview for the diverse population of land snails and slugs inhabiting Britain and North West Europe. The authors, Michael P. Kerney and Robert Andrew Duncan Cameron, leverage their extensive expertise in malacology to synthesize anatomical data, ecological distribution, and behavioral patterns into a single, accessible volume. By combining detailed diagnostic descriptions with illustrative material, the text serves as a primary resource for both professional researchers and amateur naturalists seeking to understand the taxonomy and life cycles of these gastropods.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly specialized, technical reference text that functions as a standard manual for malacologists and regional naturalists. Its systematic approach and breadth of coverage suggest a high degree of utility for those conducting field surveys or academic research within the specified European regions.
Page Count:
312
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
Publisher:
Harper Collins
ISBN-10:
000219676X
ISBN-13:
9780002196765
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