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The Effects of Stress and Pollution on Marine Animals
Published by Praeger, New York, 1985
ISBN 10: 0030570190ISBN 13: 9780030570193
Book First Edition
Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. The hardcover edition of "The Effects of Stress and Pollution on Marine Animals" by Bayne, B. L. et al, a part of the Praeger Special Studies Series, was published in 1985 and is in Good+ condition. The green buckram cloth is elegantly adorned with gold print and borders within black title blocks.While the covers exhibit a crease along the upper half of the spine cloth, rubbed corners, and indented spine ends, they are generally in good shape. The binding is square and firm, with a previous mention of creased spine cloth. An organization stamp is present on the bottom edge of the text block. Minor abrasion is noted on the front flyleaf and contributors' page. However, the interior pages are clean and unmarked.The book, recognized as a landmark and essential reference, is a product of Dr. Bayne's group at the Institute of Marine Environmental Research in Plymouth, England. This work brings together the quintessence of their efforts, making it a valuable resource for those interested in applying biological monitoring techniques. If you require more information or additional pictures, please feel free to contact us.The Effects of Stress and Pollution on Marine Animals is a significant contribution to the field of environmental quality, offering essential insights into techniques for studying marine pollution. Dr. Bayne's group's research at the Institute of Marine Environmental Research in Plymouth, England, has been instrumental in advancing this knowledge. This book, stemming from their efforts, is recognized as a landmark and serves as a crucial reference for anyone involved in the application of biological monitoring techniques, as acknowledged by Marine Pollution Bulletin.
