Zoological Results Based On Material From New Britain, New Guinea, Loyalty Islands And Elsewhere : A Description Of The Entozoa Collected By Dr. Willey During His Sojourn In The Western Pacific, By A. E. Shipley (Paperback)

"Zoological Results Based On Material From New Britain, New Guinea, Loyalty Islands And Elsewhere" presents a detailed examination of entozoa collected by Dr. Willey during his travels in the Western Pacific. Authored by A. E. Shipley, this volume offers a comprehensive description of the parasitic organisms encountered, contributing significantly to the field of zoology and parasitology.

The book provides valuable insights into the diversity and characteristics of entozoa found in the specified regions, making it an essential resource for researchers, academics, and students interested in the biological sciences and the natural history of the Pacific islands. This meticulous study remains relevant for its detailed observations and scientific rigor.

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