Studies In Biology For New Zeland Students: No. 3. The Anatomy Of The Common Mussels (mytilus Latus, Edulis, And Magellanicus) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179733593)

"Studies In Biology For New Zeland Students, No. 3. The Anatomy Of The Common Mussels (mytilus Latus, Edulis, And Magellanicus)" offers a detailed examination of the anatomical structure of common mussel species found in New Zealand waters. This scientific study, originating from the Colonial Museum (N.Z.), provides insights into the biological characteristics of Mytilus latus, Mytilus edulis, and Mytilus magellanicus.

This volume is a valuable resource for students and researchers in marine biology, zoology, and related fields, offering a comprehensive look at the anatomy of these important marine organisms. Its detailed observations and descriptions make it a significant contribution to the understanding of mussel biology and the broader marine ecosystem of New Zealand.

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