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The Diatomaceæ of Philadelphia and Vicinity. Exploring the Microscopic World of Diatoms in Philadelphia
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- Nombre de pages200
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-618542-8
- EAN4064066185428
- Date de parution19/05/2021
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille5 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Diatomace?¶ of Philadelphia and Vicinity, " Charles S. Boyer presents a meticulous examination of diatoms, a crucial group of microorganisms that exhibit extraordinary diversity and ecological significance. Written in a scientific yet accessible style, the book stands as a pioneering work of natural history, merging descriptive taxonomy with innovative photographic documentation. Boyer's keen observations and detailed illustrations offer a thorough overview of diatom species found in and around Philadelphia, providing invaluable insights into their classification and environmental roles, rooted in the burgeoning field of microscopic biology prevalent in the late 19th century.
Charles S. Boyer, an esteemed naturalist and expert in the field of microscopy, devoted his career to the detailed study of various microorganisms. His work was influenced by the late Victorian interest in natural sciences and the emergent techniques of microscopy that allowed for unprecedented exploration of microscopic life. Boyer's dedication to accurately documenting the biodiversity of his local area reflects both a personal passion for inquiry and a professional commitment to advancing scientific understanding in an era of rapid growth in biological sciences.
For readers with an interest in natural history, microbiology, or taxonomy, Boyer's "The Diatomace?¶ of Philadelphia and Vicinity" is a profound resource. It not only serves as an essential reference for specialists but also inspires curiosity among amateur naturalists. This book is a testament to the rich diversity of life found in our environment, encouraging us to contemplate the intricate connections within ecosystems.
Charles S. Boyer, an esteemed naturalist and expert in the field of microscopy, devoted his career to the detailed study of various microorganisms. His work was influenced by the late Victorian interest in natural sciences and the emergent techniques of microscopy that allowed for unprecedented exploration of microscopic life. Boyer's dedication to accurately documenting the biodiversity of his local area reflects both a personal passion for inquiry and a professional commitment to advancing scientific understanding in an era of rapid growth in biological sciences.
For readers with an interest in natural history, microbiology, or taxonomy, Boyer's "The Diatomace?¶ of Philadelphia and Vicinity" is a profound resource. It not only serves as an essential reference for specialists but also inspires curiosity among amateur naturalists. This book is a testament to the rich diversity of life found in our environment, encouraging us to contemplate the intricate connections within ecosystems.
In "The Diatomace?¶ of Philadelphia and Vicinity, " Charles S. Boyer presents a meticulous examination of diatoms, a crucial group of microorganisms that exhibit extraordinary diversity and ecological significance. Written in a scientific yet accessible style, the book stands as a pioneering work of natural history, merging descriptive taxonomy with innovative photographic documentation. Boyer's keen observations and detailed illustrations offer a thorough overview of diatom species found in and around Philadelphia, providing invaluable insights into their classification and environmental roles, rooted in the burgeoning field of microscopic biology prevalent in the late 19th century.
Charles S. Boyer, an esteemed naturalist and expert in the field of microscopy, devoted his career to the detailed study of various microorganisms. His work was influenced by the late Victorian interest in natural sciences and the emergent techniques of microscopy that allowed for unprecedented exploration of microscopic life. Boyer's dedication to accurately documenting the biodiversity of his local area reflects both a personal passion for inquiry and a professional commitment to advancing scientific understanding in an era of rapid growth in biological sciences.
For readers with an interest in natural history, microbiology, or taxonomy, Boyer's "The Diatomace?¶ of Philadelphia and Vicinity" is a profound resource. It not only serves as an essential reference for specialists but also inspires curiosity among amateur naturalists. This book is a testament to the rich diversity of life found in our environment, encouraging us to contemplate the intricate connections within ecosystems.
Charles S. Boyer, an esteemed naturalist and expert in the field of microscopy, devoted his career to the detailed study of various microorganisms. His work was influenced by the late Victorian interest in natural sciences and the emergent techniques of microscopy that allowed for unprecedented exploration of microscopic life. Boyer's dedication to accurately documenting the biodiversity of his local area reflects both a personal passion for inquiry and a professional commitment to advancing scientific understanding in an era of rapid growth in biological sciences.
For readers with an interest in natural history, microbiology, or taxonomy, Boyer's "The Diatomace?¶ of Philadelphia and Vicinity" is a profound resource. It not only serves as an essential reference for specialists but also inspires curiosity among amateur naturalists. This book is a testament to the rich diversity of life found in our environment, encouraging us to contemplate the intricate connections within ecosystems.
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