The Boxwood Press - Living Invertebrates


New Titles In Preparation Area Studies Biography Natural Science Psychobiology Miscellaneous Order	by Vicki Pearse, Ph.D., John Pearse, Ph.D., Mildred Buchsbaum, M.S., and Ralph Buchsbaum, Ph.D. 1987, 7.5x10, 848 pp., 1,164 b/w photos and 187 color, Cloth, $54.95, ISBN: 0-865436-312-1 Published in Cooperation with Blackwell Scientific Publications Though written for students of invertebrates in colleges and universities, this lucidly written and profusely illustrated book is finding a wide audience among educated people of any field who seek more familiarity with the diversity of animal life. "Living Invertebrates is a higher level monograph on the material covered in the immortal Animals Without Backbones (which has, since it appeared in 1938, brought more students to a love of biology than any other book--published in its third edition in Spring, 1987). The present title is an instant classic. It is gin clear, exquisitely illustrated, and brilliantly balances new & old knowledge, natural history, theory, and text and illustration. Has 1600 illustrations, 36 pages in color and some 1,000 photos with another 600 splendid drawings. Living Invertebrates will be a mighty engine drawing a new generation of students to a passion for biology. For every library this must be among the top ten science selections this year." From Sci Tech Book News, May 1987.

by Vicki Pearse, Ph.D., John Pearse, Ph.D., Mildred Buchsbaum, M.S., and Ralph Buchsbaum, Ph.D.

1987, 7.5x10, 848 pp., 1,164 b/w photos and 187 color, Cloth, $54.95, ISBN: 0-865436-312-1

Published in Cooperation with Blackwell Scientific Publications

Though written for students of invertebrates in colleges and universities, this lucidly written and profusely illustrated book is finding a wide audience among educated people of any field who seek more familiarity with the diversity of animal life.

"Living Invertebrates is a higher level monograph on the material covered in the immortal Animals Without Backbones (which has, since it appeared in 1938, brought more students to a love of biology than any other book--published in its third edition in Spring, 1987). The present title is an instant classic. It is gin clear, exquisitely illustrated, and brilliantly balances new & old knowledge, natural history, theory, and text and illustration. Has 1600 illustrations, 36 pages in color and some 1,000 photos with another 600 splendid drawings. Living Invertebrates will be a mighty engine drawing a new generation of students to a passion for biology. For every library this must be among the top ten science selections this year." From Sci Tech Book News, May 1987.