Antarctic Ecology, volume one.

London: Academic Press, 1970.
Octavo, 604 pp. text illustrations, photographs. A good copy in a worn dustwrapper.

The sequence of this volume parallels the major food chains of the Antarctic Ocean, and emphasizes the central role of phytoplankton and krill in the total ecosystem. It covers past biotas and environments, marine plankton and its pelagic consumers, marine benthos, fishes, seals and seabirds.