Freshwater Sponges of Tennessee - Copeland, John; Kunigelis, Stan
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"This book provides Tennesseans and a larger professional and lay audience an introduction to freshwater sponges, their biology, natural history, and identification. Authors John Copeland and Stan Kunigelis argue that freshwater sponges, while studied less frequently than their marine sponge counterparts, are far more accessible to both professional and amateur biologists given the plethora of rivers, particularly here in Tennessee. The authors discuss the natural history of sponges, watershed health and environment, sponge anatomy, taxonomy and classification, and the specific species…mehr

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"This book provides Tennesseans and a larger professional and lay audience an introduction to freshwater sponges, their biology, natural history, and identification. Authors John Copeland and Stan Kunigelis argue that freshwater sponges, while studied less frequently than their marine sponge counterparts, are far more accessible to both professional and amateur biologists given the plethora of rivers, particularly here in Tennessee. The authors discuss the natural history of sponges, watershed health and environment, sponge anatomy, taxonomy and classification, and the specific species students, researchers, and readers are likely to find in Tennessee's river system. The book is also replete with color photos from the field and the lab alongside reproductions of microscopic slides detailing Tennessee's freshwater sponges"--
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Autorenporträt
JOHN E. COPELAND, professor emeritus of biology at Lincoln Memorial University, has published papers on freshwater sponges, terrestrial gastropods, fish, amphibians, birds, and mammals. STAN C. KUNIGELIS, professor of physiology and director of the Imaging and Analysis Center at Lincoln Memorial University, has written numerous articles on zooplankton and estuarine health.