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mythological places --- the Otherworld --- the Garden of Eden --- Avalon --- Yggdrasil --- Hy-Drasil --- sunken lands --- Atlantis --- Lemuria --- Mu --- Lyonesse --- Davy Jones --- vanished cities --- Shangri-La --- the Kingdom of Prester John --- El Dorado --- the Kingdom of Prince Madoc --- Hyperborea --- Irem --- the City of Pillars --- Bimini --- the Fountain of Youth --- subterranean worlds --- Miners of the Lost Worlds --- the Lair of Judaculla --- the Green Children --- the Lost Dutchman Mine --- the Hollow Hills

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Sulfur is an essential element for all living organisms and is required by algae, plants, fungi, animals, and humans for growth and development. It is present in a variety of biomolecules involved in many biological functions, including the maintenance of cell redox homeostasis, defense, and detoxifying processes. The alteration of sulfur compound metabolism may lead to human diseases as well as to plant and animal pathologies. The marine environment, which is characterized by a high biodiversity of species and a great chemical diversity, represents a great potential source of bioactive sulfur molecules. A broad range of biologically active sulfur compounds with unique structures and pharmacological properties have been reported to occur in marine organisms, from amino acids to different sulfated derivatives. Great attention is also focused on sulfur metabolites in the marine microbial world in relation to the global sulfur cycle. The aim of this Special Issue is to present existing knowledge and recent studies on sulfur-containing marine bioactive compounds in different biological systems. Attention is also focused on metabolites active at the ecological level.

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Britain’s shallow seas are a mysterious domain. They remain largely unseen and unexplored except by marine scientists and divers, who have been documenting their wondrous discoveries over many years. Now, a wealth of information about what lives on and in the seabed has been brought together in one sumptuously illustrated volume.Keith Hiscock describes the incredible variety of marine life that exists around Great Britain, providing a foundation of knowledge for those interested in the natural history of the shallow seabed. He explains how findings are gathered and organised, as well as showing what is out there and how it works. Fascinating, beautiful and often fragile, the habitats and marine life described are essential to the health and productivity of our oceans. Without an adequate, shared understanding of what and where they are, how can we identify and protect them?Exploring Britain’s Hidden World is the culmination of 50 years of research by the author to better understand where different subtidal seabed habitats occur and how their associated marine life has come to exist. That quest draws on a rich vein of knowledge obtained by many naturalists, scientists and divers who, for almost 200 years, have described seabed communities and sought to understand their structure and function.Using a minimum of technical terminology, Keith Hiscock combines his interests in marine biology, diving and photography to inform, inspire, and leave a vivid and lasting impression of the marine habitats and species around Britain. He hopes this book will provide new insights, much pleasure, and perhaps some surprises too.

Habitat conservation. --- Conservation of habitat --- Habitat preservation --- Habitat protection --- Habitat (Ecology) --- Preservation of habitat --- Protection of habitat --- Nature conservation --- Conservation --- Protection --- Alaria esculenta. --- Alcyonium digitatum. --- Alcyonium glomeratum. --- Anthopleura ballii. --- Artificial reef. --- Ascidiacea. --- Atlantic multidecadal oscillation. --- Atlantic wolffish. --- Atrina fragilis. --- Ballan wrasse. --- Barnacle. --- Benthic zone. --- Benthos. --- Biotope. --- Bristol Channel. --- Brittle star. --- Bryozoa. --- Buccinum undatum. --- Bugula neritina. --- Byssus. --- Callianassa subterranea. --- Cancer pagurus. --- Cerastoderma glaucum. --- Cerianthus lloydii. --- Cetacean stranding. --- Chart datum. --- Chiton. --- Cnidaria. --- Crangon crangon. --- Crinoid. --- Crustacean. --- Dendrodoa grossularia. --- Detritus. --- Didemnum vexillum. --- Distomus variolosus. --- Dredging. --- Echinocardium cordatum. --- Echinoderm. --- Echinus esculentus. --- Ensis. --- Estuary. --- Eunicella verrucosa. --- European seabass. --- Flamborough Head. --- Galathea strigosa. --- Gorgonian. --- Halichondria panicea. --- Halocline. --- Harmothoe. --- Homarus gammarus. --- Hydractinia echinata. --- Inner Hebrides. --- John Dory. --- Laminaria hyperborea. --- Leptopsammia pruvoti. --- Littoral zone. --- Lugworm. --- Maerl. --- Mariculture. --- Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom. --- Marine biology. --- Marine pollution. --- Metridium. --- Modiolus modiolus. --- Molgula occulta. --- Mussel. --- Mytilus (genus). --- Nephrops norvegicus. --- Ophiocomina nigra. --- Pecten maximus. --- Phaxas pellucidus. --- Phenology. --- Philip Henry Gosse. --- Phoronid. --- Plymouth Sound. --- Polychaete. --- Predation. --- Protanthea simplex. --- Psammechinus miliaris. --- Razor shell. --- Sagartia elegans. --- Salinity. --- Sargassum muticum. --- Sea urchin. --- Seabed. --- Seaweed. --- Sediment. --- Skomer. --- Snakelocks anemone. --- Spinachia spinachia. --- Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis. --- Styela clava. --- Tompot blenny. --- Tube worm. --- Tunicate. --- Turbidity. --- Vibrio. --- Zooplankton. --- Zostera marina. --- Zostera noltei.