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As the expansion in world aquaculture continues at a very high rate, so does the need for information on feeding of cultivated fish and shellfish. In the larval and juvenile phases of many species, the use of manufactured feed is not possible. This important book covers in detail the biology and culture of the main live prey and microalgae used as feeds in the aquaculture of major commercial species including shrimps, sea bass, halibut, cod and bivalves. Contents include comprehensive details of the status of marine aquaculture in relation to live prey, and chapters covering the biology, production, harvesting, processing and nutritional value of microalgae and the main prey species: rotifers, Artemia and copepods.The editors have drawn together an impressive international team of contributors, providing a work that is set to become the standard reference and practical guide on the subject for many years to come.Live Feeds in Marine Aquaculture is an essential purchase for anyone involved in marine aquaculture, including fish farmers, researchers, and personnel in feed and equipment companies supplying the aquaculture trade. An extremely valuable tool as a reference and practical manual for students and professionals alike; libraries in all universities and research establishments where biological and aquatic sciences and aquaculture are studied and taught, should have copies available on their shelves.

'The Yorkshire moors are beautifully evoked - as much a part of the story as the characters - and McEvoy has become one of our most interesting crime writers' - DAILY MAILA young woman is left for dead while walking the Yorkshire moors. A local man is found murdered at a landfill site.But what do these seemingly unconnected crimes have in common?Forensic profiler Jo McCready is brought in by DCI Callum Ferguson to find out. Were the victims led to their deaths by the mysterious lights flickering on the moors?But Jo has a secret. Local gangster and prison inmate, Chris McGarry, knows the dead man and wants revenge. He also has leverage on Jo, and as the investigation intensifies, he presses her to pass on police information.Jo must tread carefully to find the killer. Will she follow the light - or step into the dark . . .WHY YOUR FAVOURITE CRIME AUTHORS LOVE LESLEY McEVOY:'Compelling. Perfect for fans of Val McDermid' - STEVE CAVANAGH'McEvoy really knows her stuff' - IAN RANKIN'I devoured it in one sitting' - PETER JAMES'I can't wait to read more' - DOROTHY KOOMSON'A terrifically clever thriller' - GRAHAM BARTLETTAuthor Lesley McEvoy uses her insider knowledge to create unbelievably gripping, unputdownable crime novels - perfect for fans of Val McDermid, J.R. Ellis and Elly Griffiths.

NO ONE BELIEVES THERE'S A KILLER . . . EXCEPT YOU.People are dying in the West Yorkshire city of Fordley, from the kind of random, everyday accidents that happen in a busy city.Or are they? Forensic pathologist Elle Richardson, doesn't think so. She believes there's a serial killer, stalking the streets. But with no hard evidence to go on, West Yorkshire police are treating them as unfortunate deaths.Convinced she's right, Elle turns to her good friend, Forensic Psychologist Dr Jo McCready. Working as a police consultant, Jo's methods have proved successful in the past. But this time she'll have to go it alone, with none of the resources or backup of a major enquiry team.If this is murder, Jo McCready must work out the link between these seemingly unrelated deaths - then get inside the mind of a killer.WHY YOUR FAVOURITE CRIME AUTHORS LOVE LESLEY McEVOY:'McEvoy really knows her stuff' - IAN RANKIN'I devoured it in one sitting' - PETER JAMES'I can't wait to read more' - DOROTHY KOOMSON'A terrifically clever thriller' - GRAHAM BARTLETTAuthor Lesley McEvoy uses her insider knowledge to create unbelievably gripping, unputdownable crime novels - perfect for fans of J.R. Ellis and Elly Griffiths.

SOMEONE IS TAKING INSPIRATION FROM THE MOST NOTORIOUS SERIAL KILLER IN BRITAIN'S HISTORY. A body is discovered on a canal towpath in the small Yorkshire town of Shipley. DCI Callum Ferguson calls on forensic psychologist Jo McCready to help investigate.It is the second body to be found on the canal in as many weeks, and Jo believes a single killer is responsible. Then, when one of her troubled patients is found brutally murdered, a puzzling connection emerges: is the murderer taking inspiration from Jack the Ripper?As DCI Ferguson and Jo McCready race to find the killer, the investigation takes more twists and turns than Yorkshire's canals. And with more questions than answers, can they solve it before another body turns up?WHY YOUR FAVOURITE CRIME AUTHORS LOVE LESLEY McEVOY:'McEvoy really knows her stuff' - IAN RANKIN'I devoured it in one sitting' - PETER JAMES'I can't wait to read more' - DOROTHY KOOMSON'A terrifically clever thriller' - GRAHAM BARTLETTAuthor Lesley McEvoy uses her insider knowledge to create unbelievably gripping, unputdownable crime novels - perfect for fans of J.R. Ellis and Elly Griffiths.

IT LOOKED LIKE A RANDOM ACT OF VIOLENCE. IT'S ANYTHING BUT . . .Two years ago, Leo Fielding was found dead in his Yorkshire home. The police never found the killer, and the case remains unsolved.When Fielding's desperate parents ask Forensic Psychologist Jo McCready to help find their son's murderer, she discovers a piece of evidence that changes everything.As she investigates, Jo gets a call from DCI Callum Ferguson about an alarming development. At a busy train station, a man has randomly and viciously attacked another passenger before fleeing the crime scene.But Jo is convinced this is no random attack. She believes the two crimes are tangled up in the same web of deadly local secrets. Secrets that some will kill to protect . . .WHY YOUR FAVOURITE CRIME AUTHORS LOVE LESLEY McEVOY:'McEvoy really knows her stuff' - IAN RANKIN'I devoured it in one sitting' - PETER JAMES'I can't wait to read more' - DOROTHY KOOMSON'A terrifically clever thriller' - GRAHAM BARTLETTAuthor Lesley McEvoy uses her insider knowledge to create unbelievably gripping, unputdownable crime novels - perfect for fans of J.R. Ellis and Elly Griffiths.