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9780195539417

Invertebrate Zoology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780195539417

  • ISBN10:

    0195539419

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-03-04
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

This one-semester undergraduate text offers a new approach to the biology and evolution of invertebrate animals. First, it emphasizes the function, physiology, and reproductive biology, rather than the more traditional comparative anatomy approach. Second, the accounts of the biology of the phyla are contemporary and dynamic and include recent advances in the cladistic analysis of invertebrate taxonomy. Phylogenetic relationship among the invertebrate phyla are then drawn together in a concluding chapter which sets out the changes in approach to phylogenetic questions resulting from recent studies in cladistics and molecular biology. Although a multi-authored work, Invertebrate Zoology has been fully integrated under editorial guidance to achieve a unified presentation which combines readability with almost 200 illustrations, making it a useful teaching tool for both the teacher and the students. Plus the text brings the subject of invertebrate biology to life in the context of modern advances in the biological sciences.

Author Biography

D. T. Anderson is Emeritus Professor at the University of Sydney.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Acknowledgements ix
The invertebrate phyla
1(9)
D.T. Anderson
The Porifera
10(18)
P.R. Bergquist
The Cnidaria and Ctenophora
28(30)
R.T. Hinde
The Platyhelminthes, Nemertea, Entoprocta and Gnathostomulida
58(28)
J.C. Walker
D.T. Anderson
The Aschelminths
86(30)
W.L. Nicholas
The Sipuncula and Priapula
116(6)
D.T. Anderson
The Mollusca
122(52)
J.M. Healy
The Annelida
174(30)
G. Rouse
The Onychophora and Tardigrada
204(18)
N.N. Tait
Introduction to arthropods
222(6)
D.T. Anderson
The Hexapoda
228(41)
D.F. Hales
The Myriapoda
269(17)
N.N. Tait
The Crustacea
286(33)
P. Greenaway
The Chelicerata
319(24)
D.T. Anderson
The lophophorates: Phoronida, Brachiopoda and Ectoprocta
343(23)
P.J. Doherty
The Echinodermata
366(30)
M. Byrne
The invertebrate Chordata, Hemichordata and Chaetognatha
396(20)
L. Stocker
Metazoan phylogeny
416(23)
R.A. Raff
Bibliography 439(6)
Glossary 445(8)
Index 453(13)
About the authors 466

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