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of Peringia ulvae (Pennant) 1777 in a pool in the Tamar Saltings, Plymouth.
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Littorina neritoidea (L.). J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 25, 69-80.
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London.
Roughley, T. C. (1922). “ Oyster Culture on the George’s River, New South
Wales,” pp. 1-69. Technological Education Series, No. 25, Technological
Museum, Sydney.
Roughley, T. C. (1925). The story of the oyster. Aust. Mua. Mag. 2, 1-32.
Rudolphi, C. A. (1819). “ Entozoorum Synopsis.” Berolini.
Ryan, E. P. (1956). Observations on the life histories and the distribution of the
Xanthidae (mud crabs) of Chesapeake Bay. Am. Midl. Nut. 56,
Ryder, J. A. (1883). The protozoan parasites of the oyster. Science, N.Y. 1,
Sakai, T. (1934). Brachyura from the coast of Kyusyu, Japan. Sci. Rep. Tokyo
Sakai, T. (1936). “ Crabs of Japan.” Tokyo.
B, 155, 266-281.
Peringia ulvae (Pennant) 1777 in the laboratory. Novit. 2001. 41, 240-247.
caused by infection with larval trematodes.
537-546.
138-162.
567-568
Bunrika Daig. Sect. B, 1, 281-330.