Coastal Invertebrates Of Victoria

Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature

Coastal Invertebrates Of Victoria by D.A.B Phillips is a trusted 1984 field guide for anyone who loves exploring Australia’s southern shoreline. Its 168 pages of clear illustrations make identifying local crabs, molluscs, sponges and other marine invertebrates straightforward for young adults and adults alike.

Produced by the Marine Research Group Of Victoria, this illustrated reference doubles as a nature journal and a piece of local history, capturing the region’s rich underwater biodiversity. Hobbyists, students and beachcombers will appreciate the concise descriptions paired with habitat notes that turn every rock-pool excursion into a mini-lesson.

The paperback shows gentle edge wear and a faint crease to the top corner of the early pages, yet it remains clean, unmarked and firmly bound. No writing, no tears, no ex-library markings—just a lightly loved copy from a smoke-free home, ready for your next coastal adventure.