Reptilian Incubation: Environment, Evolution And Behaviour

£9.00

This volume not only provides extensive reviews of our existing understanding of reptilian incubation, presenting fresh interpretations where appropriate, but also presents many data previously unpublished. Hence, Reptilian Incubation will prove of interest to herpetologists, vertebrate palaeontologists, conservationists dealing with reptiles, and people interested in breeding reptiles for pleasure or profit.

Spot The Difference: Are Cheetahs Really Just Big Cats?

£39.50

This book draws together information from a variety of sources on comparisons between what is known about cats vs what is known about cheetahs. It is relevant to the husbandry and breeding of captive cheetahs and assesses the validity of the assumptions often made when using the domestic cat as a model for the cheetah.

The Barbary Macaque: Biology, Management And Conservation

£55.00

This book sets out to present a synthesis of current knowledge of the biology of the Barbary macaque with the combined aims of i) emphasising aspects of comparative and evolutionary significance and ii) addressing issues relevant to the management and conservation of the species both in captivity and in the wild.

The Shrimp Book

£200.00

This book brings together information often difficult to find, joining the worlds of aquaculture science and industry production, through the leveraging of their synergies and dependencies. It contains a wealth of scientific knowledge which can only be traced in a fragmented manner in specialised journals. It also includes the description of farming practices and the actual implementation of new technologies, information which is often presented in industry conferences, but rarely reaches publication.