I just got this message from Bart Marcy.
This book will be of interest to a lot of us.
Could not include attachments.
- Jan
Vicksburg, MS
Our book, "Fishes of the Middle Savannah River Basin: with Emphasis on the
Savannah River Site" has just been published by the University of Georgia
Press. The book is considered the first-ever comprehensive assessment of
MSRB fishes. Until now, no state-focused book existed that is devoted to the
freshwater fishes of either Georgia or South Carolina. The 480-page hardbound
book, which culminates seven years of research, covers 100 species and 26
families in detailed species accounts and features over 200 color photos of
live fish, their habitats, and distribution maps. A fully-illustrated
taxonomic key supported by 180 black and white photos and unique fish
community comparisons in highly impacted, disturbed, and undisturbed aquatic
habitats are featured. It also includes nearly 1,000 references and is
expected to be used as a supplemental textbook-in-regional universities.
Please see attached pdf of the Cover, a purchasing flyer from the Univ. of
Georgia Press, and the URL for the UGA Press Spring Catalogue description.
UGA Press Spring Catalogue:
http://www.ugapress.uga.edu/FMPro?-DB=Testdbwebsite.fp5&-Lay=Layout_1&-Format
=books_details.html&-Token.1=Nature&-Token.2=&-Token.3=&-Token.4=Nature%20and
%20the%20Environment%20in%20Georgia&-RecID=43471&-Find
We think you will be pleased with our book. Feed back is much appreciated.
Thanks;
Bart Marcy (Dean Fletcher, Doug Martin, Mike Paller, Marcel Reichert, and
David Scott)
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