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Dear Randy:
I really have not seen Jennings, Kayser and Reinolds, but I would
suggest you to check out two books: Marine Biology by Jeffrey
Levinton (Oxford University Press) and Biological Oceanography: an
Introduction by Lalli and Pasons (Pergamon Press). They are both very
nice books, the information is nicely presented without going into deep
discussion. I think they would fit nicely for what you need. I have
used them both to prepare my Marine Ecology and Biology courses for two
universities here in Ecuador.
Regards,
Enrique Blacio
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Enrique Blacio Game, M.Sc.
Academic Affairs Coordinator and
Marine Fish Culture Researcher
Fundación CENAIM-ESPOL
Oficina CENAIM Guayaquil
Km 30.5 Vía Perimetral, Campus ESPOL
Edificio Tecnologías, Bloque 37
Telf. (593) 42269494
Fax (593) 42269492
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On May 2, 2005, at 1:56 PM, Randy E Edwards wrote:
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> Can anyone suggest a fisheries textbook that recently has been
> effectively
> used to teach (or learn) an overview of the entire range of fishery
> science? I am considering using Jennings, Kaiser, and Reynolds. 2001.
> Marine Fisheries Ecology as a text that would be used to teach a survey
> course to biological oceanography and environmental science graduate
> students (students who will not become traditional fishery biologists).
>
> Has anyone used this book as a text, and can you offer your opinions.
> Does
> anyone have a suggestion for a better text? What are considered the
> best
> recently available (or older standard) fisheries textbooks? Also, can
> anyone please point me toward any available (online) class outlines or
> syllabi that would jump start my design of such a class?
>
> I will be glad to compile responses and make them available to others
> who
> are contemplating teaching a survey course in fisheries.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Randy
>
> Randy E. Edwards, Ph.D.
> Research Fish Ecologist
>
> University of South Florida, College of Marine Science
> USGS Center For Coastal & Watershed Studies
> 600 Fourth Street South
> St. Petersburg, FL 33701-4846
> Phone: 727/803-8747 (x3069)
> FAX: 727/803-2031
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> Do not tell fish stories where the people know you; but particularly,
> don't
>
> tell them where they know the fish. [Mark Twain]
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