The Living Tide, Part 1: The Rocky Shore

Provides an extensive coverage of the anatomy and physiology of those invertebrate animals which live on the rocky shore. Notes the dependence of the earth on the sun for life and points out the importance of the moon on the creation of tides. Shows that barnacles are the most conspicuous living members of the rocky shoreline.

More in Living Biology Series

  1. The Living Tide, Part 1: The Rocky Shore 1968
  2. The Living Tide, Part 2: The Brim of Sand 1968
  3. The Living Tide, Part 3: The Edge of the Sea 1968

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