And the molecular level reaches the world’s oceans. Keith Cooksey,
professor of microbiology at Montana State University, presents the case for
molecular techniques, comparing their usefulness compared with macroscopic
methods in Molecular Approaches to the Study of the Ocean. Published by Chapman
& Hall, £110, ISBN 0412729601.
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