Progress in Underwater Science, Vol 11, edited by G W Potts

Progress in Underwater Science, Vol 11
Editor: G W Potts

Report of the 19th Symposium of the at the Underwater Association for Scientific Research, Natural History Museum, 22nd – 23rd March 1985.

Perfect bound paperback in good condition.

Contents:
Fish behaviour in relation to divers
Distribution of post-larval fish associated with inshore reefs
Behaviour of young plaice on sandy beaches
Impact of changing habitats on latitudinal variations in trophic systems of teleostean fishes
Social behaviour in the yellowtail snapper
Behaviour and social organisation in anemonefish
Male-female differences in space use in two sex-changing fishes
Predator-prey interactions between pollack and sand eels
Methods for the study of fish territoriality
Investigating the visual reactions of fish in towed otter trawls
Observations and in situ experiments on the community of coral reef fishes in the Caribbean
Behaviour of brittle stars: observations by divers
Observations on the ecology and behaviour of Echinus esulentus on a reef in Penzance Bay
Observations on the ecology and behaviour of swimming crabs in a Scottish sea loch
Observations on under ice populations of Arctic amphipods associated with salinity anomalies
The monitoring of limpet movement
Movements of dogwhelks on the seashore
Diving and exercise in seals: interactions of behaviour and physiology
Underwater observations in studies of free ranging cetaceans
Difference between sublittoral benthic communities on two different types of limestone substrata at Bahar Ic-Caghaq, Malta

182 pages
B&W illustrations and photographs
148 mm x 210 mm (approx. 5.75 in x 8.25 in)
1986, Underwater Association for Scientific Research Ltd, Minster-in-Thanet, UK