Australia is home to approximately of bryozoans—the highest diversity of any single country. While Volume 1 covers their general biology and ecology, Volume 2 is the specialized "field manual" for identification and classification. Key Features of Volume 2:
Edited by leading specialists including Patricia L. Cook , Philip E. Bock, Dennis P. Gordon, and Haylee J. Weaver. Australian Bryozoa Volume 2: Taxonomy of Austra...
While highly technical, this 320-page reference is designed for a broad academic audience, including: Marine biology students and academics. Researchers in biotechnology and biosecurity. Professional taxonomists and natural history enthusiasts. Cook , Philip E
Whether you are identifying a specimen in a lab or simply want to appreciate the hidden architecture of Australia's oceans, this volume is an essential addition to any marine science library. Weaver
Some species are being researched as sources for anticancer and antiviral compounds.
Australian Bryozoa Volume 2: Taxonomy of Australian Families
If you’ve ever explored a rock pool or looked closely at a piece of driftwood washed up on an Australian beach, you might have seen intricate, moss-like growths or delicate lace patterns. These are , fascinating aquatic animals that build complex colonies.