The title is How To Know the Protozoa, from the Pictured Key Nature Series. I have read the one for freshwater algae as my library had it.
If I can get it for $30 should I jump on it?
Dale
Is this a good book for protozoa identification?
Is this a good book for protozoa identification?
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.
Re: Is this a good book for protozoa identification?
I cannot tell you to take a $30 leap, but the book is good.
lorez
lorez
Re: Is this a good book for protozoa identification?
If you don't mind a used copy, here are some alternative sources (right column):
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac=sl ... 20protozoa
(I find bookfinder.com a useful resource for finding reasonably priced used books).
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac=sl ... 20protozoa
(I find bookfinder.com a useful resource for finding reasonably priced used books).
Re: Is this a good book for protozoa identification?
If you said to leap I would say how high. I asked my library to buy it, but I don't think I want to wait. If it is anything like the algae
book it would be awesome, and they ship UPS!
Dale
book it would be awesome, and they ship UPS!
Dale
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.
Re: Is this a good book for protozoa identification?
Wow, that is some book site. You saved me from a $30 leapgekko wrote:If you don't mind a used copy, here are some alternative sources (right column):
http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?ac=sl ... 20protozoa
(I find bookfinder.com a useful resource for finding reasonably priced used books).
Dale
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.