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Buck, J. and Buck, E. (1966). Biology of the synchronous flashing of fireflies.
Nature, Lond. 211, 562-564.
Buck, J. B. (1938). Synchronous rhythmic flashing of fireflies. &. Rev. Biol. 13,
301-314.
Buck, J. and Buck, E. (1968). Mechanism of rhythmic synchronous flashing
of fireflies. Science, 159, 1319-1327.
Buckley,T.A. (1929). Mangrovebarkasatanningmaterial. Malay For. Rec. 7,40pp.
Buitendyk, A. M. (1961). Brachyura of the families Atelecyclidae and Xanthidae.
Part 1. Temminckia 10, 6 8 P 6 9 6 .
Butler, A. L. (1899). Birds of the Andaman and Nicobar islands. J . Bombay
nut. Hist. SOC. 12, 386-403, 555-571, 684-696.
Butot, 12. J. M. (1954). On Telescopium telescopium (Linnk) and the description
of a new spccies from Pulau Panaitan (Prinsen Island) Straits of Sunda.
Basteria 18, 1-13, illus.
Butot, 1,. J. M. (1955). The mollusc fauna of Pulau Panaitan (Prinsenoiland).
Land and freshwater molluscs. Treubia 23, 69-135.
Cameron, A. M. (1966). Some aspects of the behaviour of the soldier crab,
Mictyris longicarpus. Pacif. Sci. 20, 224--234.
Campbell, B. M. (1967). The Australian Sesarminae (Crustacea Brachyura) : Five
species of Sesarma (Chiromantes). Mem. Qd Mus. 15, 1-19, illus.
Cantor, T. (1847). Catalogue of Malayan reptiles. J . Asiatic SOC. Beny. 16.
Carter, J. (1959).
Mangrove succession and coastal change in South-West,
Malaya,. Trans. Inst. Br. Geogr. 26, 79-88.
Cawkell, E. M. (1964). The utilization of mangroves by African birds. Ibis 106,
251-253.
Champeau, M. F. (1951). Des moeurs du Periophthalmus koelreuteri, Gobiide de
l’Ouest Africain. Trab. 2a. Conf. int. Afr. occid. Bissau, 1947, 3, 271-277,
Champion, H. G. (1936). A preliminary survey of the forest types of India and
Burma. Indian, For. Rec. 1, 365 pp.
Chandler, M. E. J. (1951). Notes on the occurrence of mangroves in the London
Clay. Proc. geol. Ass. 62, 269-272.
Chapman, V. J. (1940).
Geogrl J . 96,
312-323.
(Being part of Steers, J. A., Chapman, V. J., Colman, J. and
Lofthouse, J. A. : Sand Cays and mangroves in Jamaica-the Cambridge
University Jamaica Expedition, 1939. Geogrl J . 96, 305-328.)
Chapman, V. J. (1944). 1939 Cambridge University expeditions to Jamaica. 1 . A
study of the botanical processes concerned in the development of the
Jamaican shore-line. 2. A study of the environment of Avicennia nitida
Jacq. in Jamaica. J . Linn. SOC. Bot. 52, 407-486.
Respiration studies of mangrove seedlings. I. Material
and some preliminary experiments. 11. Respiration in air. Bull. mar. Sci.
Gulf Caribb. 12, 137-167, 245-263.
Chapman, V. J. and Ronaldson, J. W. (1958). The mangrove and saltmarsh flats
of the Auckland Isthmus. Bull. N.Z. Dep. scient. ind. Res. 125, 1-79.
Chasen, F. N. (1939). “ The Birds of the Malay Peninsula ”, Vol. IV. The birds
of the low country and scrub. Witherby, London.
Chattaway, M. M. (1932). The wood of the Sterculiaceae. 1. Specialisation of the
vertical wood parenchyma within the sub-family Sterculieae. New Phytol.
31, 119-132.
Chattaway, M. M. (1938). The wood anatomy of the family Storculiaceae. Phil.
Trans. R. SOC. B, 228, 313-365.
The botany of the Jamaica shoreline.
Chapman, V. J. (1962).
WILLIAM MACNAE
Buck, J. and Buck, E. (1966). Biology of the synchronous flashing of fireflies.
Nature, Lond. 211, 562-564.
Buck, J. B. (1938). Synchronous rhythmic flashing of fireflies. &. Rev. Biol. 13,
301-314.
Buck, J. and Buck, E. (1968). Mechanism of rhythmic synchronous flashing
of fireflies. Science, 159, 1319-1327.
Buckley,T.A. (1929). Mangrovebarkasatanningmaterial. Malay For. Rec. 7,40pp.
Buitendyk, A. M. (1961). Brachyura of the families Atelecyclidae and Xanthidae.
Part 1. Temminckia 10, 6 8 P 6 9 6 .
Butler, A. L. (1899). Birds of the Andaman and Nicobar islands. J . Bombay
nut. Hist. SOC. 12, 386-403, 555-571, 684-696.
Butot, 12. J. M. (1954). On Telescopium telescopium (Linnk) and the description
of a new spccies from Pulau Panaitan (Prinsen Island) Straits of Sunda.
Basteria 18, 1-13, illus.
Butot, 1,. J. M. (1955). The mollusc fauna of Pulau Panaitan (Prinsenoiland).
Land and freshwater molluscs. Treubia 23, 69-135.
Cameron, A. M. (1966). Some aspects of the behaviour of the soldier crab,
Mictyris longicarpus. Pacif. Sci. 20, 224--234.
Campbell, B. M. (1967). The Australian Sesarminae (Crustacea Brachyura) : Five
species of Sesarma (Chiromantes). Mem. Qd Mus. 15, 1-19, illus.
Cantor, T. (1847). Catalogue of Malayan reptiles. J . Asiatic SOC. Beny. 16.
Carter, J. (1959).
Mangrove succession and coastal change in South-West,
Malaya,. Trans. Inst. Br. Geogr. 26, 79-88.
Cawkell, E. M. (1964). The utilization of mangroves by African birds. Ibis 106,
251-253.
Champeau, M. F. (1951). Des moeurs du Periophthalmus koelreuteri, Gobiide de
l’Ouest Africain. Trab. 2a. Conf. int. Afr. occid. Bissau, 1947, 3, 271-277,
Champion, H. G. (1936). A preliminary survey of the forest types of India and
Burma. Indian, For. Rec. 1, 365 pp.
Chandler, M. E. J. (1951). Notes on the occurrence of mangroves in the London
Clay. Proc. geol. Ass. 62, 269-272.
Chapman, V. J. (1940).
Geogrl J . 96,
312-323.
(Being part of Steers, J. A., Chapman, V. J., Colman, J. and
Lofthouse, J. A. : Sand Cays and mangroves in Jamaica-the Cambridge
University Jamaica Expedition, 1939. Geogrl J . 96, 305-328.)
Chapman, V. J. (1944). 1939 Cambridge University expeditions to Jamaica. 1 . A
study of the botanical processes concerned in the development of the
Jamaican shore-line. 2. A study of the environment of Avicennia nitida
Jacq. in Jamaica. J . Linn. SOC. Bot. 52, 407-486.
Respiration studies of mangrove seedlings. I. Material
and some preliminary experiments. 11. Respiration in air. Bull. mar. Sci.
Gulf Caribb. 12, 137-167, 245-263.
Chapman, V. J. and Ronaldson, J. W. (1958). The mangrove and saltmarsh flats
of the Auckland Isthmus. Bull. N.Z. Dep. scient. ind. Res. 125, 1-79.
Chasen, F. N. (1939). “ The Birds of the Malay Peninsula ”, Vol. IV. The birds
of the low country and scrub. Witherby, London.
Chattaway, M. M. (1932). The wood of the Sterculiaceae. 1. Specialisation of the
vertical wood parenchyma within the sub-family Sterculieae. New Phytol.
31, 119-132.
Chattaway, M. M. (1938). The wood anatomy of the family Storculiaceae. Phil.
Trans. R. SOC. B, 228, 313-365.
The botany of the Jamaica shoreline.
Chapman, V. J. (1962).