THE OCEAN’S BODY: MARINE ECOLOGY THROUGH THE LENS OF HUMAN ANATOMY
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THE OCEAN’S BODY: MARINE ECOLOGY THROUGH THE LENS OF HUMAN ANATOMY

by Albert Calbet

Popular Science ecology marine biology
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THE OCEAN’S BODY approaches marine ecology from an unusual perspective, using human anatomy as its guiding lens. Albert Calbet brings together ideas from biology and ocean science in an interdisciplinary work for readers curious about the connections between bodies, organisms, and marine ecosystems.

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THE OCEAN’S BODY presents marine ecology through the lens of human anatomy.

By bringing these fields together, the book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on understanding ocean life and ecological systems.

Albert Calbet explores the relationship between biological ideas associated with the human body and the study of marine environments.

This work may appeal to readers interested in science, marine biology, ecology, and connections across scientific disciplines.

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