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A field guide to coral reefs of the Caribbean and Florida

Kaplan, Eugene H.

Designed for snorkelers and SCUBA divers. Describes Caribbean and Florida coral reefs and trains the reader to identify most common species. Includes fishes, snails, exotic animals and plants and individual coral species. Unusual for a Peterson Field Guide in that it contains chapters that describe habitats, such as ecological zones of the reef. Explains the effects on coral distribution of environmental fluctuations, such as global warming and shoreside construction. Over 500 species covered; 400 illustrations including 113 spectacular color photographs. Often used as a text for tropical marine biology classes.

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