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The geographical distribution and the growth of the wood-boring molluscs Teredo navalis L., Psiloteredo megotara (Hanley) and Xylophaga dorsalis (Turton) on the Swedish west coast

Record no:

51509

Call no:

RP20922

Author:

Norman, Eva

Citation:

OPHELIA. 1977 v.16, no.2 : 233-250;

Year:

1977

Subject:

Shipworms;
Marine borers;
Teredinidae - Sweden;

Type:

Reprint

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{ 1 } items found

Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	On Shelf

Implications of recent research in the Teredinidae

The Xylophagainae and Teredinidae : a study in contrasts [Abstract]

The status of systematic work in the Teredinidae

Notes on marine wood-boring animals. 1. The ship-worms (Teredinidae)

The structure and function of the liver of Teredo, the shipworm

The Spanish Plate Fleets / Mendel Peterson. Early ship construction in New Spain / Jesus Bracamontes. Trade between Spain and New Spain / Jorge Gurria Lacroix. Prehispanic trade and navigation in the Caribbean and their contribution to underwater archaeology / Armando Canizares. Shipworms and ship preservation / Marian Sagan. Aspects of subaquatic archaeology / Alma Reed.

On Cryptophialus melampygos Berndt, a small boring barnacle of the order Acrothoracica abundant in some New Zealand molluscs

The boring sponge Cliona vastifica in a subarctic population of Chlamys islandica : an example of balanced commensalism?

The functional morphology of the rock-boring lamellibranch Petricola pholadiformis Lamarck