Freshwater Sponges of Tennessee by John Copeland

Freshwater Sponges of Tennessee by John Copeland

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Authors John E. Copeland and Stan C. Kunigelis explore a unique but important class of animals that may be unfamiliar to many readers: freshwater sponges. The book provides comprehensive information about sponges in Tennessee waterways, vastly updating both the scientific community and the reading public on sponge biodiversity and conservation.

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Freshwater Sponges of Tennessee by John Copeland

Authors John E. Copeland and Stan C. Kunigelis explore a unique but important class of animals that may be unfamiliar to many readers: freshwater sponges. The book provides comprehensive information about sponges in Tennessee waterways, vastly updating both the scientific community and the reading public on sponge biodiversity and conservation.
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.
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ISBN 13 9781621909194
ISBN 10 1621909190
Title Freshwater Sponges of Tennessee
Author John Copeland
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher University of Tennessee Press
Year published 2024-12-13
Number of pages 212
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.