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The Life of Crustacea by William Thomas Calman

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The Life of Crustacea
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Publisher: Methuen & Co.
ISBN/ASIN: B007NYG8HA
Number of pages: 289

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This sketch of the Natural History of the Crustacea deals chiefly with their habits and modes of life, and attempts to provide, for readers unfamiliar with the technicalities of Zoology, an account of some of the more important scientific problems suggested by a study of the living animals in relation to their environment.

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