Citations also cover socio-economic and legal aspects of the aquatic sciences. Also included are citations to 5,000 primary journals, monographs, dissertations, conference proceedings, and technical reports. This database includes references to current literature and historical publications in the field of marine and aquatic sciences. Most of the data are sources other than commercially published monographs. Primary journal literature is not included.
Emphasis is on Canadian works.
Major subject areas include aquaculture, biology, environmental studies, fish processing and products, fisheries, law of the sea, limnology, marine chemistry, marine geology, marine pollution and oceanography. An interactive journey into the world of fishes. Key species of Caribbean fishes and marine organisms from reefs, lagoons, estuaries, open oceans and sea grass beds are highlighted. Contains video imaging and pictorial representations of many species in addition to general information on their biology, geographic distribution and distinguishing features. Idea l for students, teachers and individuals requiring general information on Caribbean fisheries.