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REVIEWS J OH N F. W IC KIN S & D AN IEL O’C. L EE , 2002. Crustacean farming, ranching and culture: 1-446. (Blackwell Science Ltd., Oxford). ISBN 0-632-05464-6 (hardback). Price £ 85 (approx. US$ 120.00). Crustacean farming is war. Any human activity involving large sums of money results in struggle. Fortunately, this book, the second edition of “Crustacean farming” by D. O’C. Lee & J. F. Wickens, deals with the subject in a most pleasant and civilized way. Certainly the rst nine (out of 12) chapters describe the relevant biological information in a peaceful and excellent manner. The reader is presented a wealth of information on all scienti c and technical aspects of the farming and culture of a large number of Crustacea that are of economic interest. Although comprising very different realms, practically all freshwater, brackish-water and marine species are included. Farming and culture information is given in easily accessible, ne detail. The rst two introductory chapters present a sound description of the history and the objectives of farming and of the biology of the species involved. In accordance with the purposes of crustacean aquaculture, already in the third chapter the marketing aspects
Crustaceana – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 2002
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