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Adventuring
in the Caribbean
by Carrol B. Fleming
 Covers
forty of the islands' tropical flora and wildlife. Includes
beachcombing, hiking mountain climbing, birdwatching,
boating,snorkeling, and scuba diving. |
Caribbean
Walking andHiking Guide
by Leonard M. Adkins
 Excursions
ranging from one hour town and beach walks to strenuous
hikes that require the services of a local guide.
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Caribbean
Amphibians and Reptiles
by Brian I. Crother (Preface),
George R. Zug
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book reviews the ecology, evolutionary history, and
biogeographic explanations for the origins and diversity
of the region's fauna with island-by-island coverage
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Coral
Reef (Habitats)
Gary W. Davis / Paperback
Reading level: Ages 4-12
 Photographs,
drawings, and explanations for young children.
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Caribbean
Afoot: A Hiking and Walking Guide to Twenty Nine of
the Caribbean's Best Islands by
M. Timothy O'Keefe, Tim O'Keefe
Gives
length of hikes, difficulty, time estimates and shoes
to wear. Has points of interest, history, and information
about the area.
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Caribbean
Reef Fishes
by John E. Randall, John R. Randall
 368
page (hardcover) about Caribbean reef fishes. |
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National
Audubon Society Field Guide to Tropical Marine Fishes
Of the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, the Bahamas,
and Bermuda
by C. Lavett Smith, National Audubon Society
417 photographs of coral reefs.
and descriptions for more than 400 species, each with
its own range map. Easy to use and understand, lightweight,
and sturdily constructed for travel.
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A
Natural History Atlas to the Cays of the U.S. Virgin
Islands
by Arthur E. Dammann, David W.
Nellis
Over 300 color photographs
illustrate the fauna, flora, and land features of the
60 cays.
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The
Nature of the Islands:Plants & Animals of the Eastern
Caribbean
by Virginia Barlow, Chris Doyle,
Katie Shears (Illustrator)
Reviews: (Amazon readers)
"Just the type of book I was looking for for an easy
summary. ..this book was the perfect introduction providing
not only visual references, but also practical information
on where certain species are likely to be found"
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Pisces
Photo Pak; Caribbean Reef Fish
by Steve Blount, Lisa Walker (Contributor),
Patrick Colin (Contributor)
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Pisces Guide to Caribbean Reef Ecology
by William S. Alevizon
Reviews: "A delightful guide for anyone who loves the
beauty and wonder of coral reefs and the marine life they
support. Packed with color photos throughout, it simply
and clearly describes the fascinating interplay - the
ecology - of creatures, natural forces, and biological
processes that make coral reefs so fascinating to behold..
All who cherish the oceans' wonders will enjoy this illuminating
look into the magical world of Caribbean Reef Ecology.
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Poisonous
Plants & Animals of Florida and the Caribbean
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Reef
Set: Your Eyes to the Sea : Coral Identification Florida,
Caribbean, Bahamas, Including Marine Plants (Boxed Set
with 3 titles: Reef Fish Identification, Reef Creature
Identification and Reef Coral Identification)
by Paul Humann, Ned Deloach (Editor)
Reviews: (Amazon.com readers)
"Incredibly complete; a diver's encyclopedia. It was our
#1 priority for our next dive trip."
"The Bible of Caribbean Underwater Identification…the
definitive bible of underwater fish, creature, and
coral identification in the Caribbean. A MUST for Carib
divers. "
" Excellent for amateur, student, diver and Instructor
… I recommend this set to augment (Peterson Field Guides)
books on " Coral Reefs" and the "Southeastern and Caribbean
Seashores." |
Seashore
Plants of South Florida and the Caribbean : A Guide to
Identification and Propagation of Xeriscape Plants
by David W. Nellis
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The
Shell Book; Atlantic, Gulf, and Caribbean
by Sandra D. Romashko
Reviews (Publisher)
This extremely popular book has more than 300 sea shells
identified in full color photographs. The shells identified
are found from Cape Cod south on the Atlantic coast to
Florida, the states on the Gulf of Mexico, and the Bahamas,
Caribbean and West Indies. |
200
conspicuous, unusual, or economically important tropical
plants of the Caribbean
by John Merriam Kingsbury |
Gardens
of the Caribbean
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