

An Introduction to Parasitology by Bernard E Matthews
This introductory undergraduate textbook provides a concise, clear and affordable overview of parasite biology for students and non-specialists, to equip them for approaching more technical and detailed literature. Using examples from all groups of animal parasites, the text considers the various stages of a parasite's life cycle from finding hosts to surviving within the host. The significance of damage caused by parasites and approaches to control are discussed, giving the book a well-rounded approach for those new to the subject or revising key points. A key feature of the book is its comparative rather than systematic approach. Suitable for all introductory parasite courses in biology, zoology and human and veterinary medicine.-
Essentials of Animal Behaviour
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Photosynthesis
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Life in the Soil
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Ecological Energetics
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Ecology of Insect-Plant Interactions
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Biology of Aphids
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Phytoplankton
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How Trees Grow
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Pest Control
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Developmental Plant Anatomy
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Investigation by Experiment
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Sulphur in Biology
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The Biology of Pollution
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Biology of Yeasts
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Chemistry of the Cell
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Plant Taxonomy
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Phytochrome and Plant Growth
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Microbiology in Action
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Animal Flight
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| Title | An Introduction to Parasitology |
| Author | Bernard E Matthews |
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