Slugs JoAnne Sweeny

Slugs JoAnne SweenySlugs is a natural and cultural history of these oft reviled molluscs, exploring their important role within ecosystems, their fascinating evolution and our complex relationship with them. Covering terrestrial and marine slugs, this well illustrated book is a comprehensive and accessible guide to one of natures most misunderstood creatures.

Introductory and concluding chapters highlight the principal themes

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