Zoological Catalogue of Australia Volume 35, Parts 1 – 3

Fishes

Zoological Catalogue of Australia Series

		Edited by: Douglass F Hoese   Dianne J Bray   Gerald R Allen   John R Paxton   Alice Wells   Pamela L Beesley   ABRS Photographs, Index 3 volumes, 2248 pages, 248 x 176 mm Publishers: CSIRO PUBLISHING / Australian Biological Resources Study (ABRS) 2007 View large cover

    Set - ISBN: 9780643093348 - AU $575.00

Description  | Features  | Sample  | Readership  | Related Titles

Description
Australia’s 4,482 fish species are documented in this new 3 part set, the Zoological Catalogue of Australia, Vol. 35, Fishes, authored by Douglass Hoese, Dianne Bray, Gerald Allen, John Paxton, and others. A previous volume, published in 1989, is updated and integrated into this very comprehensive cover of Australia’s fish fauna. Taxonomic information is provided, with the original literature as well as museum data on the original type specimens. For all species listed in this work broad distributions are indicated, both inside and outside Australian waters and a short summary of known ecological data is given. References are provided to key works that can help identify the fauna at all taxonomic levels. Of particular value is the extensive information on the status of knowledge of groups and species derived from collaboration with world experts. Because so much of the fauna is widespread beyond Australian shore, this catalogue is not only of particular interest to Australians, but also to other nations bordering the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

This new Catalogue will be an invaluable resource for research, and fisheries management and industries, and provide the basis for future work on Australia’s fish fauna.

The purpose of this work is to deliver an authoritative list of fish names and a brief summary of ecological, distributional and bibliographic information for use by other fish taxonomists, fishery personnel, government agencies, etc.

Features

• Provides an authoritative list of fish names for species found in Australian waters
• Provides a vital and brief summary of ecological, distributional and bibliographic information, as well as type and nomenclatural information for use by other fish taxonomists, fishery personnel and government agencies
• This work is widely applicable to all countries bordering the Indo-west Pacific region
• Provides a vital resource for identifying Australian fish

Sample
View a sample from Zoological Catalogue of Australia Volume 35.

Readership

• Fish taxonomists, Australian and overseas
• Marine resource managers & consultants
• Government departments and agencies — National Oceans Office, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Fisheries Research and Development Corporation, Australian Fisheries Management Authority, CSIRO Fisheries, Seafood Services Australia
• Fisheries professionals — fisheries managers, aquaculture, marketing professionals, importers of fish products
• Marine ecologists
• Amateur fish naturalists

Related Titles

Zoological Catalogue of Australia Series