Echinoderms: Durham

Discover the fascinating world of echinoderms with "Echinoderms: Durham," published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2009. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 700 pages, making it an essential resource for both academics and students alike. Echinodermata not only boast a rich fossil record but also play crucial ecological roles in marine benthic communities, extending from the intertidal zones to the depths of the ocean. Their significance in fisheries and aquaculture further highlights their economic importance, while their unique biological characteristics have established them as vital models in biomedical research. Whether you are delving into echinoderm biology or exploring palaeontology, this book is an invaluable addition to your library.