Home
About Our Company
Contact Us
My Account
(0) Items
0
Items
Toggle navigation
Books
Condition
Language
Journals & Occasional Publications
Terrestrial Mollusca of Important Regions from China
Add to Wish List
Share
|
Terrestrial Mollusca of Important Regions from China
0
Review(s)
0
0
5
Write a Review
Your Price:
$45.00
Study of 207 species of terrestrial molluscs found in China
Questions about this item? Be the first to ask here.
Part Number:
Terrestrial Mollusca of Important Regions from China
Availability:
First time we've seen this book
Put me on the Waiting List
Send to:
select name from list
myself
other, add new name below
or add name:
*We'll ask for shipping info at checkout
Quantity
+
-
Add to Cart
Description
Terrestrial Mollusca of Important Regions from China
by
Wang Hongjian & Chen Deni
u
ISBN 9787542414670, published in 2011, by Journal of Gansu Sciences, Gansu Science & Technology Org, Gansu Province, China, faux black leather board cover with embossed gold leaf lettering on cover and the spine, 527 pages about 18 by 26.5 cm., or 7.25 by 10.5 inches, 4 page size color photographic plates showing live animals in their habitat, 209 black and white photographs with corresponding distribution maps of the molluscs included in the text, the book includes an English abstract and uses standard scientific nomenclature throughout, most of the text and the introduction are in Chinese
This book is one that is aimed at collectors and scientific workers studying the terrestrial molluscs found in China. The book covers 209 species of these molluscs are from many regions in China. In all the molluscs are divided among 59 genera in 17 families and include one species which is newly described. One wishes that there was more care taken with the photographs that are used to illustrate the shells in the book. While most of the photos are
adequate a few are blurred and also one wishes that color photos were used in place of the black and white photos that are used. This is a new book but the covers are quite well scuffed which is often typical of books found in bookshops in China. While it is hard to recommend this book, it does have some information that can not be elsewhere found and serious workers and collectors will find a need for it in spite of its faults.
×
Menu Links
Categories