Robert J. Wootton Libri

This book explores the diverse biological adaptations of fish across various habitats, from oceans to deserts. It highlights unique traits like high-speed swimming and air-breathing capabilities. Emphasizing the importance of fish for human survival, it aims to provide insights into fish biology for both specialists and general readers.

This book explores fish ecology, emphasizing the relationships between fish and their aquatic habitats. It offers two reading approaches: a sequential chapter-by-chapter journey through ecological themes or a habitat-focused exploration using the index. Aimed at advanced students, it prioritizes descriptive ecology, assuming prior knowledge of fish biology.