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Book - Synopses of the British Fauna
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03 (2Ed) Intertidal Marine Isopods (Ernest Naylor and Angelika Brandt 2015)
04 (3Ed) Harvestmen (Paul D. Hiilyard 2005)
05 (2Ed) Sea-Spiders (Pycnogonida) of the North-East Atlantic (Roger N. Bamber 2010)
08 (2Ed) Molluscs: Benthic Opisthobranchs (Mollusca: Gastropoda) (T. E. Thompson 1988)
12 British Sipunculans (revised) (P. E. Gibbs 2001)
13 British and Other Phoronids (C.C. Emig)
14 British Ascophoran Bryozoans (P.J. Hayward and J.S.Ryland)
15 British Coastal Shrimps and Prawns
16 British Nearshore Foraminiferids (John W. Murray)
17 British Brachiopods (C. Howard C. Brunton and Gordon B. Curry)
18 British Anthozoa
19 British Planarians (Ian R. Ball and T.B. Reynoldson)
20 British Pelagic Tunicates (J.H. Fraser)
21 British and Other Marine snd Estuarine Oligochaetes (R.O.Brinkhurst)
22 British and Other Freshwater Ciliated Protozoa Part 1 Ciliophora: Kinetofragminophora (Colin R. Curds)
23 British and Other Freshwater Ciliated Protozoa Part II Ciliophora: Oligohymenophora and Polyhymenophora (Colin R. Curds, Michael A. Gates and David McL.Roberts)
24 (2Ed) Nemerteans (R. Gibson)
25 (2Ed) Shallow-water Crabs (R.W.Ingle 1996)
26 British Polyclad Turbellarians (S. Prudhoe)
27 Tanaids (D.M. Holich and J.A. Jones)
28 Free-living Marine Nematodes Part I: British Enoplids (H.M. Platt and R.M. Warwick)
29 Siphonophores and Velellids (P. A. Kirkpatrick and P. R. Pugh 1984)
30 Euphausiid Stomatopod and Leptostracan Crustaceans (J. Mauchline 1984)
31 (2Ed) Earthworms (R. W. Sims and B. M. Gerard 2009)
32 Polychaetes: British Amphinomida Spintherida and Eunicida (J.D. George and G. Hartman-Schroder 1985)
33 Ctenostome Bryozoans (P.J. Hayward 1985)
34 Cyclostome Bryozoans (P.J. Hayward and J.S.Ryland)
36 Halacarid Mites (J. Green and Miranda Macquitty 1987)
37 Molluscs: Caudofoveata Solenogastres Polyplacophora and Scaphopoda (A.M. Jones and J.M.Baxter)
38 Free Living Marine Nematodes Part II: British Chromadorids (H. M. Platt and R. M. Warwick 1988)
39 Chaetognatha (A. C. Pierrot-Bults and K. C. Chidgey)
40 Pseudoscorpions (G. Legg and R. E. Jones 1988)
41 Entoprocts (C. Nielsen 1989)
43 Marine and Brackish Water Ostracods (J. Athersuch, D.J. Horne and J.E. Whittaker 1989)
44 (2Ed) Polychaetes: Interstitial Families (W. Westheide 2008)
45 Polychaetes: British Phyllodocoideans, Typhloscolecoideans and Tomopteroideans (Fredrik Pleijel and R.P. Dales)
46 Commensal and Parasitic Copepods associated with Marine Invertebrates (and whales) (V. Gotto)
46 (2Ed) Commensal and Parasitic Copepods associated with Marine Invertebrates (V. Gotto 2004)
47 Copepods Parasitic on Fishes (revised) (Z. Kabata 2003)
48 Marine Planktonic Ostracods (M. V. Angel 1993)
49 Woodlice (P. G. Oliver and C. J. Meechan 1993)
50 North-West European Thecate Hydroids and their Medusae
50 Thecate Hydroids and their Medusae (Part 1) (P. F. S. Cornelius 1995)
51 Marine and Brackish Water Harpacticoid Copepods Part I (R. Huys. J.M. Gee, C.G. Moore and R. Hamond)
52 Ticks of North-West Europe (Paul D. Hillyard)
53 Free-living Marine nematodes Part III Monhysterids (Richard M. Warwick, Howard M. Platt and Pail J. Somerfield)
54 Polychaetes: British Chrysopetaloidea, Pisionoidea and Aphroditoidea (S.J. Chambers and A.I.Muir)
55 Lobsters Mud Shrimps and Anomuran Crabs (R. W. Ingle and M. E. Christiansen 2004)
56 Echinoderms (Eve C. Southward Andrew C. Campbell)
57 Barnacles (A.J. Southward)
58 Centipedes (A. D. Barber 2009)
59 North-West European Athecate Hydroids and their Medusae (Peter Schuchert 2012)
60 Marine Gastropods 1: Patellogastropoda and Vetigastropoda (G. D. Wigham and A. Graham 2017)
61 Marine Gastropods 2: Littorinimorpha (G. D. Wigham and A. Graham 2017)
62 Marine Gastropods 3: Neogastropoda (G. D. Wigham and A. Graham 2018)
63 Marine Gastropods 4: Heterobranchia 1 (Geoffrey D. Wigham)
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'Synopses of the British Fauna' publications are a series of concise, systematic works on selected groups of animals designed for use as field guides. These illustrated field and l
aboratory pocket-size books meet both the needs of amateur and professional naturalists. Each volume presents a more detailed account of a group of animals than can be found in most field guides, and bridge the gap between the popular guide and more specialist monographs and treatises.
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