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CORAL REEF FISHES
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Dynamics and Diversity in a Complex Ecosystem
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Edited By
Peter Sale, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Reviews
"...an excellent overview of what has been done in research on reef fish ecology and, moreover, what we have failed to do. This new edition
is much more than merely a more recent version of the first book published in 1991, but provides insight into the future perspectives
of reef fish ecology and into the research that has to be done if we hope to meet conservation goals...a perfect guide to the future
course of reef fish ecology in the new millennium...the format of the book and the structuring of the text, tables and figures is excellent
and makes reading the contents a pleasure...Coral reef ecologists, marine ichthyologists or reef conservation managers should not put
this book into their bookshelves- they should better keep it on their desks."
- Jurgen Herler, University of Vienna, MARINE ECOLOGY,
2005
"...excellent volume?It is an indispensable reference for all researchers and managers working with coral reef fishes."
-ECOLOGY
(2004)
"Should you add this book to your library? Definitely! Sale has done an excellent job of bringing coral-reef fish biologists
up to date and clearly outlining future directions for study."-COPIA (2003)
"Coral Reef Fishes is full of fascinating
details, new evidence and new ideas."
?Redouan Bshary for NATURE (January 2003)
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