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Pacific coast of the United States. J . Wmh. Acad. Sci. 28,284-288.
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Proc. U.S. natn. M u . 94, 529-582.
Wilson, D . P. (1928). The larvae of Polydora ciliata Johnston and Polydora
hoplura Claparhde. J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 15, 667-603.
Wilson, D. P. (1937). The influence of the substratum on the metamorphosis of
Notomaatus larvae. J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 22, 227-243.
Wilson, D. P. (1948). The relation of the substratum to the metamorphosis of
Ophelio larvae. J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 27, 723-760.
Wilson, D. P. (1952). The influence of the nature of the substratum on the
metamorphosis of the larvae of marine animals, especially the larvae of
Ophelia bicornia Savigny. Annls Inat. ockanogr., Monaco 27, 49-1 66.
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(Copepoda, Cyclopoida). J . Wash. Acad. Sci. 40, 298-299.
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strigeid, Cotylurua jlabelliformis, in the penetration of its cercariae. J .
Parasit. 19, 130-133.
The flatworm Pseudostylochus ostreophagus Hyman, a
predator of oysters. Proc. natn. ShellJish. Ass. 47, 62-66.
Haplosporidium costale (Sporozoa)
associated with a disease of Virginia oysters. Science, N . Y . 136, 710711.
Wright, C. A. (1959a). Host-location by trematode miracidia. Ann. nop. Med.
Parasit. 53, 288-292.
Wright, C. A. (196913). The application of paper chromatography to a taxonomic
study in the molluscan genus Lymnaea. J . linn. SOC. (Zool.) 44, 222-237.
Wright, C. A. (1960). Relationships between trematodes and molluscs. Ann.
trop. Med. Paraait. 54, 1-7.
Wright, C. A. (1966). The pathogenesis of helminths in the Mollusca. Helminth.
Abst. 35, 207-224.
Wright, R. R. (1885). On a parasitic copepod of the clam. Am. Nut. 19, 118-124.
Yamada, M. (1950). An epizoic athecate hydroid attached to the oyster body.
Yamaguti, S. (1936). Parasitic copepods from mollusks of Japan. I. Jap. J .
Yamaguti, S . (1938). Studies on the helminth fauna of Japan. Part 24. Trema16, 776-797.
Woelke, C. E. (1957).
Wood, J. L. and Andrews, J. D. (1962).
Annotnes zool. jap. 23, 17.
2002. 7, 113-127.
todes of fishes, V. Jap. J . 2001. 8, 15-74.