Fishes, Particularly Their Structure and Economic Uses
"Fishes, Particularly Their Structure And Economic Uses" explores the intricate world of fishes, detailing their anatomy, physiology, and the various ways they have been utilized throughout history. Written by John Stevenson Bushnan, this work provides a comprehensive overview of ichthyology, examining diverse species and their habitats.
The book delves into the structural complexities of fishes, offering insights into their adaptations and evolutionary traits. Furthermore, it highlights the economic significance of fishes, discussing their role in human nutrition, commerce, and industry. This book will appeal to naturalists, students of biology, and anyone interested in the fascinating realm of aquatic life.
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