On the Seashore Cassell's "Eyes and No Eyes" Series, Book VII by Smith, R. Cadwallader

“…Five-fingered Jack -- A stroll by the sea -- Birds of the shore -- Crabs -- Shrimps, prawns and barnacles -- Plants of the shore -- Flower-like animals -- Sea-weeds and sea-grass -- The jelly-fish -- Shells and their builders (1) -- Shells and t…”
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Mangrove and coastal environment of Selangor, Malaysia

Table of Contents: “…Physical Environment -- Physical features and hydrography -- Geology -- Estuarine environment -- Intertidal Habitats -- Vegetation, forestry and conservation of Selangor mangrove forests -- Phytobenthos in a low shor mangrove forest -- Marine wood borers on the west coast of Peninsula Malaysia -- The polychaete reefs of Jeram, Selangor -- Macrobenthos of mangrove forests in Selangor -- Distribution of mudskippers (Gobiidea: Oxudercinae) on the Selangor coast -- Ecology and evolution of mudskippers and oxudercine gobies (Gobiidea: Oxudercinae) : perspective and possible research directions -- Mammals and birds in coastal swamps (mud flats, mangroves and peat swamps) -- Monitoring the fireflies of the Selangor river -- Open Water and Estuaries -- Microbial ecology of Port Klang waters -- Phytoplankton -- Seaweeds on fish cages at Pulau Ketam -- Ecology of fish and shrimps communities -- Larval distribution of two anchova species in the Kuala Selangor estuary -- Pollution -- Resource Valuation -- Resource valuation of Kuala Selangor mangrive forrest -- Economic valuation of coastal resources in the Straits of Malacca…”

China, Japan and regional leadership in East Asia

Table of Contents: “…/ Mark Beeson -- 12. A Shrimp Among the Whales? Korea in the Northeast and East Asia Regional System / Christoph Bluth and Christopher M. …”

War and nature the environmental consequences of war in a globalized world by Brauer, Jurgen

Table of Contents: “…Marine environment : Supratidal and intertidal areas ; Benthic communities, fish, shrimp, coral reefs, and islands ; Marine mammals and turtles ; 3.3. …”