The Anatomy Of Thysanocephalium Crispum, Linton: A Parasite Of The Tiger Shark (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245065047)

Dive into the intricate world of marine parasitology with Edwin Linton's meticulous study, "The Anatomy Of Thysanocephalium Crispum, Linton: A Parasite Of The Tiger Shark." This detailed examination offers a comprehensive look at the anatomy and life cycle of Thysanocephalium crispum, a tapeworm found in the tiger shark. Linton's work provides valuable insights into the morphology and taxonomy of this fascinating parasite.

Originally published as a scientific paper, this edition makes Linton's research accessible to a new generation of scientists, marine biologists, and anyone interested in the complex relationships between parasites and their hosts. This study is essential for understanding the biodiversity of marine ecosystems and the evolutionary adaptations of parasitic organisms.

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