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South Carolina beachcomber's guide: a guide to the common invertebrates, plants and natural artifacts of the South Carolina seashore
South Carolina beachcomber's guide: a guide to the common invertebrates, plants and natural artifacts of the South Carolina seashore
Author
Devictor, Susan T
Language
English
State Document
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Hughes Main Library - South Carolina Document
N2197M 8.B31
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Table of Contents
From the State Document
How to use this book
The physical setting
Beach zones and habitats
Humans at the beach
Life on the beach
Mollusks
Bivalves
Gastropods
Echinoderms
Sea stars
Urchins
Sea cucumbers
Cnidarians
Jellyfish
Box jellies
Hydroids
Corals
Anemones
Arthropods
Chelicerates
Crustaceans
Polychaete worms
Bryozoans
Tunicates
Sponges
Beach plants
Macroalgae
Miscellaneous beach artifacts
Beach microhabitats
Sea turtle nesting
Glossary
List of references
Useful sources of information
Index.
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Subjects
LC Subjects
Arthropoda
Bryozoa
Cnidaria
Echinodermata
Egg cases (Zoology)
Invertebrates
Mollusks
Polychaeta
Seashore biology
Seashore plants
Shells
Sponges
Tunicata
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Contributors
Crowe, Stacie E
Knott, David M
Marine Resources Research Institute (S.C.)
South Carolina.Department of Natural Resources
United States.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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