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Parasitism. --- Parasites --- Parasitoids --- Host plants --- Host-parasite relationships. --- Parasitic diseases. --- Parasitology --- Host-Parasite Interactions --- Relations hôte-parasite --- Parasitoses --- Evolution. --- Hosts --- Host Microbial Interactions --- Parasitology. --- Parasites. --- Host Microbial Interactions.

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A beautifully illustrated look at the lives and mind-boggling behaviors of insects: What Insects Do, and Why. It takes you on an unforgettable tour of the insect world, presenting these amazing creatures as you have never seen them before. This stunningly illustrated guide explores how insects live, ranging from elegant displays of courtship to brutal acts of predation, and provides insights into the marvelous diversity of insects all around us. Along the way, Ross Piper discusses insect evolution, reproduction and life cycles, feeding strategies, defenses, sociality, parasite-host interactions, human impacts on insects, and more.

Animals. --- Animal kingdom --- Beasts --- Fauna --- Native animals --- Native fauna --- Wild animals --- Wildlife --- Organisms --- Human-animal relationships --- Zoology --- Ant. --- Antlion. --- Aphid. --- Arachnocampa. --- Argentine ant. --- Army ant. --- Arthropod eye. --- Attelabidae. --- Bed bug. --- Bee. --- Beetle. --- Beewolf. --- Blister beetle. --- Bombardier beetle. --- Bombyliidae. --- Botfly. --- Braconidae. --- Brood (honey bee). --- Caddisfly. --- Calliphoridae. --- Caterpillar. --- Ceratopogonidae. --- Click beetle. --- Cuckoo bee. --- Cuckoo wasp. --- Damselfly. --- Dinocampus coccinellae. --- Dragonfly. --- Drosophila melanogaster. --- Dung beetle. --- Earthworm. --- Emerald cockroach wasp. --- Encyrtidae. --- Entomology. --- European beewolf. --- Fig wasp. --- Fire ant. --- Flatworm. --- Flea beetle. --- Froghopper. --- Fungus gnat. --- Fungus. --- Gall wasp. --- Glowworm. --- Ground beetle. --- Hemiptera. --- Honey bee. --- Hunting wasp. --- Hymenoptera. --- Ichneumonidae. --- Insect repellent. --- Insect trap. --- Insect wing. --- Insect. --- Larva. --- Leaf-mimic katydid. --- Leafcutter ant. --- Leafhopper. --- Lepidoptera. --- Longhorn beetle. --- Louse. --- Mayfly. --- Mealybug. --- Millipede. --- Mole cricket. --- Mutillidae. --- Myrmelachista schumanni. --- Nematode. --- Nematomorpha. --- Nemopteridae. --- Opiliones. --- Owlfly. --- Parasitism. --- Parasitoid wasp. --- Parasitoid. --- Pesticide. --- Phasmatodea. --- Pheromone. --- Phragmosis. --- Platygastridae. --- Plecoptera. --- Pupa. --- Pyrophorus nyctophanus. --- Rasberry crazy ant. --- Ricinulei. --- Rove beetle. --- Sapsucker. --- Scale insect. --- Scarabaeidae. --- Spermatophore. --- Spider. --- Stalk-eyed fly. --- Strepsiptera. --- Termite. --- Tiger beetle. --- Tsetse fly. --- Warble fly. --- Wasp. --- Weevil. --- Worker bee.

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An illustrated look at corals from around the worldCorals are among the most varied lifeforms on Earth, ranging from mushroom corals and leather corals to button polyps, sea fans, anemones, and pulse corals. Bridging the gap between plant and animal, these marine invertebrates serve as homes to reef fish and share symbiotic relationships with photosynthesizing algae, which provide corals with their nourishment. This stunningly illustrated book profiles the astonishing diversity of the world's coral groups, describing key aspects of their natural history and explaining why coral reefs are critical to the health of our oceans. Representative examples of corals have been selected to illustrate the broad range of species, and the book's lively and informative commentary covers everything from identification to conservation, making it an essential resource for marine biologists, divers, and anyone who is fascinated by these remarkable sea creatures.Features more than 200 exquisite color photosHighlights key aspects of corals and their natural historyFeatures representative examples from around the worldIncludes photos of rare and unusual species

Coral reef ecology. --- Coral reef biology. --- Acropora. --- Algae. --- Anthozoa. --- Artificial reef. --- Atoll. --- Bamboo coral. --- Bioerosion. --- Black band disease. --- Brain coral. --- Branch coral. --- Calcite. --- Chiton. --- Cnidaria. --- Cnidocyte. --- Colpophyllia natans. --- Coral Triangle. --- Coral bleaching. --- Coral reef fish. --- Coral reef. --- Coral sand. --- Coral. --- Coralline algae. --- Corallite. --- Crinoid. --- Crown-of-thorns starfish. --- Crustacean. --- Deep sea. --- Deep-water coral. --- Diadema antillarum. --- Diadema urchin. --- Dredging. --- Eagle ray. --- Echinoderm. --- Elkhorn coral. --- False cleanerfish. --- Filter feeder. --- Fire coral. --- Fish aggregating device. --- Fishing. --- Foraminifera. --- Gastropoda. --- Giant clam. --- Golden trevally. --- Gorgonian. --- Great Barrier Reef. --- Grouper. --- Indo-Pacific. --- Invertebrate. --- Jellyfish. --- Lobatus gigas. --- Lophelia. --- Manta ray. --- Mantis shrimp. --- Marine biology. --- Marine debris. --- Microorganism. --- Needlefish. --- Nudibranch. --- Nutrient. --- Orbicella faveolata. --- Overfishing. --- Parasitism. --- Parrotfish. --- Pearlfish. --- Pink algae. --- Plankton. --- Planula. --- Polychaete. --- Polyp. --- Pterois miles. --- Pterois. --- Red algae. --- Reef lobster. --- Reef. --- Sand dollar. --- Sargassum. --- Scleractinia. --- Scorpaenidae. --- Sea anemone. --- Sea cucumber. --- Sea slug. --- Sea snail. --- Sea urchin. --- Seagrass. --- Seawater. --- Seaweed. --- Sediment. --- Shrimp. --- Shrimpfish. --- Small Island Developing States. --- Sponge reef. --- Storm surge. --- Tentacle. --- Tetraodontidae. --- Trumpetfish. --- Whale shark. --- White band disease. --- Zebra mussel. --- Zooplankton. --- Zooxanthellae.