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Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]

Field / Identification Guide Identification Key
By: Anne Bay-Nouailhat(Author), Wilfried Bay-Nouailhat(Author), Xavier Turon(Foreword By)
240 pages, 630+ colour photos and colour illustrations, colour distribution maps
Publisher: M&L Éditions
Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]
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Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]Guide des Tuniciers de l'Europe de l'Ouest: Atlantique & Méditerranée [Guide to Western European Tunicates: Atlantic and Mediterranean]

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Language: French

Tunicates are curious marine animals which live either fixed on the ocean floor or in open water carried by currents and which spend their lives filtering seawater. Who could believe that these organisms devoid of heads and legs are distant cousins? This guide answers this question of taxonomic affinity, presents the history of our knowledge, describes the anatomy of tunicates, their biology, their ecology and describes precisely, in richly illustrated entries, the species most commonly observed on the coasts. of Western Europe.

An essential field guide for all those curious about nature, divers, amateurs or specialists in the marine environment.
- 113 species described for identification in situ and from photographs
- more than 630 colour photos and illustrations
- visual identification keys for quick and easy identification
- information on the internal anatomy, distribution and ecology of each species
- a detailed and richly illustrated presentation of the anatomy, biology and ecology of fixed tunicates (ascidians) and pelagic tunicates (salps)
- a glossary of terms used and a rich bibliography

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Les tuniciers sont de curieux animaux marins qui vivent soit fixés sur les fonds des océans soit en pleine eau portés par les courants et qui passent leur vie à filtrer l’eau de mer. Qui pourrait croire que ces organismes dépourvus de tête et de pattes soient des cousins éloignés ? Le présent guide répond à cette question de filiation, présente l’historique de nos connaissances, décrit l’anatomie des Tuniciers, leur biologie, leur écologie et décrit avec précision, dans des fiches richement illustrées, les espèces les plus communément observées sur les côtes de l’Europe de l’Ouest.

Un guide de terrain indispensable pour tous les curieux de nature, plongeurs, amateurs ou spécialistes du milieu marin.
- 113 espèces décrites pour une identification in situ et sur photographie
- plus de 630 photos et illustrations couleurs
- des clés d’identification visuelles pour une identification simple et rapide
- des informations sur l’anatomie interne, la distribution et l’écologie de chaque espèce
- une présentation détaillée et richement illustrée de l’anatomie, la biologie et l’écologie des tuniciers fixés (Ascidies) et pélagiques (Salpes)
- un glossaire des termes utilisés et une riche bibliographie de référence

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Field / Identification Guide Identification Key
By: Anne Bay-Nouailhat(Author), Wilfried Bay-Nouailhat(Author), Xavier Turon(Foreword By)
240 pages, 630+ colour photos and colour illustrations, colour distribution maps
Publisher: M&L Éditions
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