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INVERTEBRATES

Invertebrates include species such as insects, mollusks, crustaceans, arachnids, and echinoderms. Invertebrates inhabit nearly all ecosystems, from deep oceans to terrestrial environments, and play essential roles in ecological balance, pollination, and nutrient cycling. Recent studies highlight the evolutionary biology of invertebrates, tracing their origins back over 1,000 million years. Their adaptability has allowed them to thrive in various habitats, making them crucial subjects in biological and ecological research. More, invertebrates have been instrumental in scientific discoveries, including genetics, neurobiology, and environmental sciences.

Invertebrates, 4th Edition
Invertebrates, 4th Edition

Invertebrates, 4th Edition

49,00 
Honey Bee Biology
Honey Bee Biology

Honey Bee Biology

46,00 
Climate, Ticks and Disease
Climate, Ticks and Disease

Climate, Ticks and Disease

47,00 
Phylogenetics of Bees
Phylogenetics of Bees

Phylogenetics of Bees

45,00 
Diseases of Coral
Diseases of Coral

Diseases of Coral

45,00 
Human-Insect Interactions
Human-Insect Interactions

Human-Insect Interactions

25,00 

Invertebrates include species such as insects, mollusks, crustaceans, arachnids, and echinoderms. Invertebrates inhabit nearly all ecosystems, from deep oceans to terrestrial environments, and play essential roles in ecological balance, pollination, and nutrient cycling. Recent studies highlight the evolutionary biology of invertebrates, tracing their origins back over 1,000 million years. Their adaptability has allowed them to thrive in various habitats, making them crucial subjects in biological and ecological research. More, invertebrates have been instrumental in scientific discoveries, including genetics, neurobiology, and environmental sciences.