Freshwater Nematodes: Ecology and Taxonomy

Freshwater Nematodes: Ecology and Taxonomy

Edited by Eyualem-Abebe, István Andrássy, and other specialists, this reference explores the diversity, classification, and ecology of nematodes inhabiting freshwater environments. It brings together research on these often-overlooked aquatic organisms, providing taxonomic descriptions, an illustrated guide to recognized genera, and updated species lists. The book is a valuable resource for researchers, ecologists, taxonomists, and students studying aquatic biodiversity and freshwater ecosystems.

Key Features

• Freshwater Nematode Diversity: Explores the variety of nematodes inhabiting inland aquatic environments.
• Taxonomic Classification: Presents systematic information on the classification of freshwater nematodes.
• Ecological Analysis: Examines nematode ecology and their relationships with freshwater habitats.
• Genus-Level Descriptions: Provides descriptions of taxa at the genus level and above.
• Illustrated Identification Guide: Includes pictorial material to support recognition of currently valid genera.
• Species Lists: Presents updated species lists for each genus, emphasizing freshwater records.
• Aquatic Sediment Communities: Highlights the importance of nematodes in aquatic sediment ecosystems.
• Research-Based Coverage: Brings together findings and expertise from nematologists across multiple countries.
• Biodiversity Research: Supports investigations into freshwater organisms and ecosystem diversity.
• Academic Reference: Serves researchers, taxonomists, ecologists, and students working in nematology and aquatic biology.