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Ecology and classification of North American freshwater invertebrates edited by James H. Thorp and Alan P. Covich.

Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: San Diego, CA Academic Press c1991.Descripción: xii, 911 p. ill. 29 cmISBN:
  • 0126906459
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 592.092/97 20
Clasificación LoC:
  • QL151 .E36 1991
Contenidos:
Introduction to freshwater invertebrates ; An overview of freshwater habitats / James H. Thorp, Alan P. Covich -- Protozoa / William D. Taylor, Robert W. Sanders -- Porifera / Thomas M. Frost -- The freshwater cnidaria-- or coelenterates / Lawrence E. Slobodkin, Patricia E. Bossert -- Flatworms : Turbellaria and Nemertea / Jerzy Kolasa -- Gastrotricha / David L. Strayer, William D. Hummon -- Rotifera / Robert Lee Wallace, Terry W. Snell -- Nematoda and Nematomorpha / George O. Poinar, Jr. -- Mollusca : Gastropoda / Kenneth M. Brown -- Mollusca : Bivalvia / Robert F. McMahon -- Annelida : Oligochaeta and Branchiobdellida / Ralph O. Brinkhurst, Stuart R. Gelder -- Annelida : leeches, polychaetes, and acanthobdellids / Ronald W. Davies -- Bryozoans / Timothy S. Wood -- Tardigrada / Daine R. Nelson -- Water mites / Ian M. Smith, David R. Cook -- Diversity and classification of insects and collembola / William L. Hilsenhoff -- Crustacea : introduction and Peracarida / Alan P. Covich, James H. Thorp.
(cont.) Ostracoda / L. Denis Delorme -- Cladocera and other branchiopoda / Stanley I. Dodson, David G. Frey -- Copepoda / Craig E. Williamson -- Decapoda / H.H. Hobbs, III.
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The coverage in this book includes all freshwater invertebrate phyla with an emphasis on ecological information. Each chapter contains ecological and morphological information and a key to genera (or family, for insects). The text has been aimed at researchers, upper-undergraduates and graduate students. The book also includes information on taxa distributed in Canada.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction to freshwater invertebrates ; An overview of freshwater habitats / James H. Thorp, Alan P. Covich -- Protozoa / William D. Taylor, Robert W. Sanders -- Porifera / Thomas M. Frost -- The freshwater cnidaria-- or coelenterates / Lawrence E. Slobodkin, Patricia E. Bossert -- Flatworms : Turbellaria and Nemertea / Jerzy Kolasa -- Gastrotricha / David L. Strayer, William D. Hummon -- Rotifera / Robert Lee Wallace, Terry W. Snell -- Nematoda and Nematomorpha / George O. Poinar, Jr. -- Mollusca : Gastropoda / Kenneth M. Brown -- Mollusca : Bivalvia / Robert F. McMahon -- Annelida : Oligochaeta and Branchiobdellida / Ralph O. Brinkhurst, Stuart R. Gelder -- Annelida : leeches, polychaetes, and acanthobdellids / Ronald W. Davies -- Bryozoans / Timothy S. Wood -- Tardigrada / Daine R. Nelson -- Water mites / Ian M. Smith, David R. Cook -- Diversity and classification of insects and collembola / William L. Hilsenhoff -- Crustacea : introduction and Peracarida / Alan P. Covich, James H. Thorp.

(cont.) Ostracoda / L. Denis Delorme -- Cladocera and other branchiopoda / Stanley I. Dodson, David G. Frey -- Copepoda / Craig E. Williamson -- Decapoda / H.H. Hobbs, III.

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  • Contributors(p. xiii)
  • Preface(p. xv)
  • 1 Introduction to Freshwater Invertebrates
  • I. Introduction(p. 1)
  • II. Approches to Taxonomic Classification(p. 1)
  • III. Synopses of the North American Freshwater Invertebrates(p. 4)
  • IV. Taxonomic Key to Major Taxa of Freshwater Invertebrates(p. 16)
  • Literature Cited(p. 18)
  • 2 An Overview of Freshwater Habitats
  • I. Introduction(p. 19)
  • II. Lotic Environments(p. 19)
  • III. Underground Aquatic Habitats(p. 30)
  • IV. Lentic Ecosystems(p. 33)
  • Literature Cited(p. 39)
  • 3 Protozoa
  • I. Introduction(p. 43)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 45)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 58)
  • IV. Collecting, Rearing, and Preparation for Identification(p. 69)
  • V. Identification of Protozoa(p. 70)
  • Literature Cited(p. 89)
  • 4 Porifera
  • I. Introduction(p. 97)
  • II. Structure and Physiology(p. 97)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 105)
  • IV. Collecting, Rearing, and Preparing Sponges for Identification(p. 115)
  • V. Classification(p. 116)
  • Literature Cited(p. 130)
  • 5 Cnidaria
  • I. Introduction(p. 135)
  • II. General Biology of Cnidaria(p. 136)
  • III. Descriptive Ecology of Freshwater Cnidaria(p. 140)
  • IV. Collection and Maintenance of Freshwater Cnidaria(p. 150)
  • V. Classification of Freshwater Cnidaria(p. 151)
  • Literature Cited(p. 153)
  • 6 Flatworms: Turbellaria and Nemertea
  • Turbellaria
  • I. Introduction: Status in the Animal Kingdom(p. 156)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 156)
  • III. Ecology(p. 158)
  • IV. Current and Future Research Problems(p. 162)
  • V. Collecting, Rearing, and Identification Techniques(p. 163)
  • VI. Identification of North American Genera of Freshwater Turbellaria(p. 163)
  • Nemertea
  • VII. General Characteristics, External and Internal Anatomical Features(p. 173)
  • VIII. Ecology(p. 174)
  • IX. Current and Future Research Problems(p. 176)
  • X. Collection, Culturing, and Preservation(p. 176)
  • XI. Taxonomic Key to Species of Freshwater Nemertea in North America(p. 176)
  • Literature Cited(p. 176)
  • 7 Gastrotricha
  • I. Introduction(p. 181)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 182)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 183)
  • IV. Collecting, Rearing, and Preparation for Identification(p. 188)
  • V. Taxonomic Key(p. 189)
  • Literature Cited(p. 192)
  • 8 Phylum Rotifera
  • I. Introduction(p. 195)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 197)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 207)
  • IV. Collecting, Rearing, and Preparation for Identification(p. 230)
  • V. Classification and Systematics(p. 233)
  • Literature Cited(p. 248)
  • 9 Nematoda and Nematomorpha
  • Nematoda
  • I. Introduction(p. 255)
  • II. Morphology and Physiology(p. 256)
  • III. Development and Life History(p. 260)
  • IV. Ecology(p. 261)
  • V. Collecting and Rearing Techniques(p. 265)
  • VI. Identification(p. 269)
  • Nematomorpha
  • VII. Introduction(p. 280)
  • VIII. Morphology and Physiology(p. 282)
  • IX. Development and Life History(p. 288)
  • X. Sampling(p. 290)
  • XI. Identification(p. 291)
  • Literature Cited(p. 292)
  • 10 Mollusca: Gastropoda
  • I. Introduction(p. 297)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 298)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 302)
  • IV. Collecting and Culturing Freshwater Gastropods(p. 315)
  • V. Identification of Freshwater Gastropods of North America(p. 315)
  • Literature Cited(p. 325)
  • 11 Mollusca: Bivalvia
  • I. Introduction(p. 331)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 333)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 354)
  • IV. Collecting, Preparation for Identification, and Rearing(p. 393)
  • V. Identification of the Freshwater Bivalves of North America(p. 397)
  • Literature Cited(p. 416)
  • 12 Annelida: Oligochaeta, Including Branchiobdellidae
  • Oligochaeta
  • I. Introduction to Oligochaeta(p. 431)
  • II. Oligochaete Anatomy and Physiology(p. 432)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution of Oligochaeta(p. 438)
  • IV. Collecting, Rearing, and Preparation of Oligochaetes for Identification(p. 444)
  • V. Taxonomic Keys for Oligochaeta(p. 446)
  • Branchiobdellidae
  • VI. Introduction to Branchiobdellidae(p. 456)
  • VII. Anatomy and Physiology of Branchiobdellidans(p. 456)
  • VIII. Ecology and Evolution(p. 458)
  • IX. Identification of Branchiobdellidans(p. 459)
  • Literature Cited(p. 461)
  • 13 Annelida: Euhirudinea and Acanthobdellidae
  • I. Introduction to Euhirudinea and Acanthobdellidae(p. 465)
  • II. Taxonomic Status and Characteristics(p. 466)
  • III. Euhirudinea and Acanthobdellidae(p. 468)
  • IV. Ecology(p. 474)
  • V. Collection and Rearing(p. 486)
  • VI. Identification(p. 486)
  • VII. Taxonomic Keys(p. 489)
  • Literature Cited(p. 497)
  • 14 Bryozoans
  • I. Introduction(p. 505)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 505)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 511)
  • IV. Entoprocta(p. 515)
  • V. Study Methods(p. 516)
  • VI. Taxonomic Key(p. 517)
  • Literature Cited(p. 523)
  • 15 Tardigrada
  • I. Introduction(p. 527)
  • II. Anatomy(p. 528)
  • III. Physiology (Latent States)(p. 535)
  • IV. Reproduction and Development(p. 536)
  • V. Ecology(p. 539)
  • VI. Techniques for Collection, Extraction, and Microscopy(p. 543)
  • VII. Identification(p. 544)
  • Literature Cited(p. 546)
  • 16 Water Mites (Hydrachnida) and other Arachnids
  • I. Introduction to Arachnids(p. 551)
  • II. Water Mites (Hydrachnida)(p. 552)
  • III. Other Arachnids in Freshwater Habitats(p. 651)
  • Literature Cited(p. 653)
  • 17 Diversity and Classification of Insects and Collembola
  • I. Introduction(p. 661)
  • II. Aquatic Orders of Insects(p. 664)
  • III. Partially Aquatic Orders of Insects(p. 681)
  • IV. Semiaquatic Collembola--Springtails(p. 699)
  • V. Identification of the Freshwater Insects and Collembola(p. 700)
  • Literature Cited(p. 721)
  • 18 Aquatic Insect Ecology
  • I. Introduction(p. 733)
  • II. Aquatic Insect Communities(p. 733)
  • III. Aquatic Insect Life Histories(p. 747)
  • IV. Insect-Mediated Processes(p. 751)
  • V. Secondary Production(p. 761)
  • VI. Effects of Land Use on Aquatic Insect Communities(p. 763)
  • VII. Role of Disturbance(p. 765)
  • VIII. Aquatic Insects in Biomonitoring Studies(p. 767)
  • IX. Summary(p. 768)
  • Literature Cited(p. 768)
  • 19 Introduction to the Subphylum Crustacea
  • I. Introduction(p. 777)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology of Crustacea(p. 780)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution of Selected Crustacea(p. 787)
  • IV. Collecting, Rearing, and Preparation for Identification(p. 798)
  • V. Classification of Peracarida and Brachiura(p. 799)
  • Literature Cited(p. 800)
  • 20 Ostracoda
  • I. Introduction(p. 811)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 812)
  • III. Life History(p. 817)
  • IV. Distribution(p. 820)
  • V. Chemical Habitat(p. 821)
  • VI. Physical Habitat(p. 823)
  • VII. Physiological and Morphological Adaptations(p. 826)
  • VIII. Behavioral Ecology(p. 827)
  • IX. Foraging Relationships(p. 827)
  • X. Population Regulation(p. 828)
  • XI. Collecting and Rearing Techniques(p. 829)
  • XII. Uses of Freshwater Ostracoda(p. 831)
  • XIII. Current and Future Research Problems(p. 832)
  • XIV. Classification of Freshwater Ostracodes(p. 832)
  • Literature Cited(p. 842)
  • 21 Cladocera and other Branchiopoda
  • I. Introduction(p. 850)
  • Cladocera
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 851)
  • III. Distribution(p. 860)
  • IV. Behavior(p. 862)
  • V. What Cladocerans Eat and What Eats Cladocerans(p. 866)
  • VI. Population Regulation(p. 867)
  • VII. Functional Role in the Ecosystem(p. 868)
  • VIII. Paleolimnology and Molecular Phylogeny(p. 868)
  • IX. Toxicology(p. 871)
  • X. Current and Future Research(p. 873)
  • XI. Collecting and Rearing(p. 873)
  • XII. Taxonomic Keys for Cladoceran Genera(p. 875)
  • Other Branchiopods
  • XIII. Anatomy and Physiology of the Other Branchiopods(p. 891)
  • XIV. Ecology of the Other Branchiopods(p. 893)
  • XV. Current and Future Research Problems(p. 899)
  • XVI. Collecting and Rearing Techniques(p. 899)
  • XVII. Taxonomic Keys for Non-Cladoceran Genera of Branchiopods(p. 899)
  • Literature Cited(p. 904)
  • 22 Copepoda
  • I. Introduction(p. 915)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 916)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 920)
  • IV. Current and Future Research Problems(p. 933)
  • V. Collecting and Rearing Techniques(p. 934)
  • VI. Identification Techniques(p. 935)
  • Literature Cited(p. 942)
  • 23 Decapoda
  • I. Introduction(p. 955)
  • II. Anatomy and Physiology(p. 955)
  • III. Ecology and Evolution(p. 964)
  • IV. Current and Future Research Problems(p. 986)
  • V. Collecting and Rearing Techniques(p. 989)
  • VI. Identification(p. 991)
  • Literature Cited(p. 993)
  • Glossary(p. 1003)
  • Subject Index(p. 1021)
  • Taxonomic Index(p. 1037)

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CHOICE Review

This third edition (2nd ed., CH, Sep'01, 39-0312; 1st ed., 1991) ensures that this work will remain the most up-to-date and comprehensive information source on freshwater invertebrate animals in the US and Canada. Numerous color photographs and some diagrams now brighten more than half of the 22 chapters. Fifty coauthors contributed, a 35 percent increase from the second edition. Some tabular keys to identifying invertebrates are also more extensive than in previous versions. Except for a half-page list of selected sources at each chapter's end, the literature-cited sections are now relegated to the publisher's Web site (access requires registration). That saves considerable paper: the bibliography would have occupied 170 more pages, and the third edition is no larger than the second. Also new in this volume are introductory discussions of species concepts and their relevance to taxonomy, classification, and phylogeny and the importance of the last to understanding comparative biology of freshwater invertebrates, particularly those demonstrating remarkable reproductive and genetic traits. Only the chapter on their bryozoan hosts briefly discusses the Myxozoa, and the book omits some major advances (from 2007) in knowledge of the life history and phylogenetic status of these perhaps most bizarre of all freshwater invertebrates. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through professionals. A. J. Kohn emeritus, University of Washington
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