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Hodgkin, N. M. (1962). Limestone boring by the Mytilid Lithophga. T b
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Horridge, G. A. (1956). The msponsea of Heferozenio (Alcyonarie) to etimuhtion
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Horridge, G. A. (1957). The co-ordination of the protective retraction of cord
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Hovasee, R. (1937). Lea zooxanthellee sont des dinoflagell&. C.R. A d . SCi.,
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Pa2ao trop. biol. Stud, 2, 309-317.
Kewaguti, S. (1941b). On the physiology of reef corals. V. Tropism8 of C O ~
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reef corals in Gymnodinium sp., Dhoflagellata; its culture in viho. p u k ~
trop. biol. Stud. 2, 676-679.
Kawaguti. 8. (1944b).
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pigments. Palao trop. biol. Stud. 2, 617-073.
Kawaguti, 5. ( 1 9 4 4 ~ ) .
Zooxanthellae as a factor of poeitive phototropism in those
animals containing them. Palao trop. bwl. Stud. 2. 681-682.
Kawaguti, S. (1953). Ammonium metabolism of the coral reefs. BWZ. J. Okuyama
Gwaguti, S., and Sakumoto, D. (1948). The effect of light on the calcium
K o h , A. J., and Helfrich, P. (1957). Primary organic productivity O f 8 Hawaiian
Kuenen, P. H. (1950). " Marine Geology ", 668 pp. John Wiley, New York.
m d , H. S. (1950). Recent reefs. Bull. Amer. Aeeoc. Petrol. G W . 34, 203-214.
Plankton of Northern Msrshall Ishda.
b i d . Stud. 1, pp. 209-216.
On the physiology of reef corals.
unit^. 1,171-176.
deposition of corals. Bull. oceanogr. Inat. Taizmn, 4, 66-70.
coral reef. fimnol. & Oceanogr. 2, 241-261.
257
Goreau, T. F., and Goreau, N. I. (1960b). The physiology of skeleton formation
in corals. 111. Calcification rate aa 8 function of colony weight and totd
nitrogen content in the reef coral Manicinu areokrta (Linnww). Biol. Bull.
118, 419-429.
Goreau, T. F., and Goresu, N. I. (1960~). The physiology of ekeleton formation
in corals. IV. On isotopic equilibrium exchanges of calcium between corallum
and environment in living and dead reef-building corals. Biol BUU. 119,
416427.
Hamilton. E. L. (1956). Sunken lslanda of the Mid-Peoitic Mountains. M a .
geol. SOC. Anter. 64.
Hand, C. (1956). Are corals really herbivores? Ecology, 37, 384-385.
Harry, R. R. (1963). Ichthyological field data of Raroia Atoll, Tuamotu Archipelago. Atoll Res. Bull. no. 16.
Hedgpeth, J. W. (1957). Concepts of marine ecology. Mem. geol. SOC. Am?. 07,
Vol. 1, pp. 29-52.
Hertlein, L. G., and Emerson, W. I ( . (1967). Additional notes on the invertebrate
fauna of Clipperton Island. Amer. MUB. Novit. no. 1869, 1-9.
Hodgkin, N. M. (1962). Limestone boring by the Mytilid Lithophga. T b
Veliger, 4, 123-129.
Horridge, G. A. (1956). The msponsea of Heferozenio (Alcyonarie) to etimuhtion
and to some inorganic ions. J. exp. Biol. 33, 604-614.
Horridge, G. A. (1957). The co-ordination of the protective retraction of cord
polyps. Phil. Tram. B. 240, 495-529.
Hovasee, R. (1937). Lea zooxanthellee sont des dinoflagell&. C.R. A d . SCi.,
Pariu, 205, 1015-1018.
Johnson, M. W. (1954).
Prof. Pap.
U.S. geol. Sum. 260-E, 301-314.
Kawaguti, S. (1937). Regeneration and phototropism in reef corals. P a h trop.
Kawaguti, S. (19418). On the physiology of reef cords. IV. -The growth Of
Gonhatrea @era measured from numerical and areal increase of calyces.
Pa2ao trop. biol. Stud, 2, 309-317.
Kewaguti, S. (1941b). On the physiology of reef corals. V. Tropism8 of C O ~
planulae, considered aa a factor of distribution of the w h . Palao Crop. biof.
Stud. 2, 319-328.
Kawaguti, S. (1944a). On the physiology of reef corals. VII. Zooxanthelh of the
reef corals in Gymnodinium sp., Dhoflagellata; its culture in viho. p u k ~
trop. biol. Stud. 2, 676-679.
Kawaguti. 8. (1944b).
VI. Study on the
pigments. Palao trop. biol. Stud. 2, 617-073.
Kawaguti, 5. ( 1 9 4 4 ~ ) .
Zooxanthellae as a factor of poeitive phototropism in those
animals containing them. Palao trop. bwl. Stud. 2. 681-682.
Kawaguti, S. (1953). Ammonium metabolism of the coral reefs. BWZ. J. Okuyama
Gwaguti, S., and Sakumoto, D. (1948). The effect of light on the calcium
K o h , A. J., and Helfrich, P. (1957). Primary organic productivity O f 8 Hawaiian
Kuenen, P. H. (1950). " Marine Geology ", 668 pp. John Wiley, New York.
m d , H. S. (1950). Recent reefs. Bull. Amer. Aeeoc. Petrol. G W . 34, 203-214.
Plankton of Northern Msrshall Ishda.
b i d . Stud. 1, pp. 209-216.
On the physiology of reef corals.
unit^. 1,171-176.
deposition of corals. Bull. oceanogr. Inat. Taizmn, 4, 66-70.
coral reef. fimnol. & Oceanogr. 2, 241-261.