Overview

Dive into the fascinating world of the Lewis Moon Snail (Neverita lewisii) with this comprehensive handbook, the ultimate guide for marine biologists, naturalists, and coastal enthusiasts alike. From the intricate details of its biology and unique burrowing behavior to its crucial role as a keystone predator in sandy intertidal ecosystems, this book offers an unparalleled exploration of one of the Pacific coast's most remarkable marine invertebrates. Inside, you'll discover: Detailed insights into the anatomy, physiology, and sensory adaptations that make the Lewis Moon Snail a master predator. Step-by-step descriptions of burrowing, foraging, and reproductive behavior, including the formation of gelatinous egg collars. The snail's ecological interactions, from regulating bivalve populations to influencing sediment dynamics and nutrient cycling. Strategies for survival in a changing coastal environment, including predator avoidance, environmental responsiveness, and behavioral plasticity. Current threats, conservation challenges, and practical approaches to habitat protection, pollution mitigation, and climate adaptation. Guidelines for scientific observation, field research, and citizen science initiatives, empowering readers to study and contribute to conservation efforts. Richly detailed and meticulously researched, the Lewis Moon Snail Handbook is more than a reference-it's a journey into the life of a species that quietly shapes the coastal ecosystem. Whether you're a marine science professional, a student of ecology, or a curious beachcomber, this handbook equips you with the knowledge and appreciation to understand, protect, and marvel at the Lewis Moon Snail. Unlock the secrets of the sands and explore the life, behavior, and ecological importance of Neverita lewisii-a treasure of the Pacific coastline.

Full Product Details

9798274181754

Table of Contents

Reviews

Author Information

Tab Content 6

Countries Available