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Bedeuting fiir Schwemmland-bildi~ngeri. Ungedrukte Diss. (Maschinenschrift), Halle.
Erichson, R. (1925). Die Mangrove-Vegetation. 2. n’aturforsch. Leipzig 16,
190-199.
Estampador, E. 1’. (1949). Scylla (Criistacea- Portunitlac). 1. Revision of the
genus. Philipp. J . Sci. 78, 95-109.
Estampador, E. P. (1950). Scylla (Crustacea--Decapotla). 2. Comparative
studies on oogenesis and spermatogenesis. Ph.ilipp. J. Sci. 78, 301-353.
Eyerdam, W. J. (1940). A Solomon Island Batissa living in dry hot sand.
Nautilus 53, 144.
Faber, F. C. von (1923). Zur Physiologie der Mangrovcn. Rer. dt. bot. Ces. 41,
227-234.
Faber, F. C. von (1935). “ Schimper’s Pflanzcngeogmphie aaf physiologischer
Grundlage ”, 3rd ed., 2 vols. Pischer, Jena.
Fairbridge, R. W. and Teichert, C. (1947). The rampart system at Low Isles
1948-1945. Rep. Gt Barrier Reef Comm. 6, 1016.
Fantham, H. R. and Porter, A. (1942). On a myxosporitlian, Sphaerospora
periophthalmi sp. 11. found in African and Indian mud-skippers (Pisces), and
its possible significance. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. 112, 113-119.
Fernes, G. W. (1955). Hntan pajan sekitar Kalimaiitarltengg.ara. [Tidal forests
in S.E. Borneo.] lZimba Indonesia Penerb. pop. 4, 90-98.
Fingerman, M. (1956a). Black pigment concentrating factor in the fiddler crab.
Science, N . Y . 123, 585-586.
Fingerman, M. (1956h). Phase differences in tidal rhythms of colour change of
two species of fiddler crab. Biol. Bull. mar. biol. Lab., Woods Hole 110,
Fingerman, M. (1957). Rclation between position of burrows and tidal rhythm
of Uca. Riol. Rz~ll. mar. biol. Lab., Woods Hole 112, 7-20.
Fischer, I<. I. (1948). Locality records of Pacific island reptiles and amphibians.
Copeia 1, 69.
Fischer, P. H. (1940). Notcs sur lcs peuplcments littoraux d’Australia. 111. Sur
la faune de la Mangrovc australicnnc. Af6rn. Soc. Bioge‘ogr. 7, 315-329.
Fischer-Piette, E. (1931). Sur la p6nAtration des divcrses especes marines sessiles
dans les estuaires et sa limitation par l’eau douce. Annls Imt. oc6anogr.
Monaco 10, 217-243.
Fisher,C.E.C. (1927). Contribiitionsto theflora ofBurma, 2. Kew Bull. 1927,81-94.
Flemister, L. J. and Flemister, S. C. (1951). Chloride ion regulation and oxygen
consumption in the crab, Ocypode albicans (Rosq.). Biol. Hull. mar. b i d .
Lab., Woods Hole 101, 259-273.
Forest, J. and Guinot, D. (1961). Crustacks dAcapodes, brachyures de Tahiti et
des Tuamotu. “ Expedition franpis R6eifs Nouvelle Calhdonie ”, vol.
prblim. Fondation Singer-Polignac, Paris.
Fosberg, F. R. (1947). Micronesian mangroves : a journey by mot,orized sampan
to a peak development of land bnilding swamps in the Carolines. J l N . Y .
bot. Cdn. 48, 128-138.
Fosberg, F. R. (1960). Tho vegetation of Micronesia: 1 . General description, the
vegetation of the Mariana Islands, and a detailed consideration of the
vegetation of Guam. Bull. A m . Mus. mat. Hist. 119, 1-75.
Fosberg, F. R. (1961). Vegetation-free zone on dry mangrove coasts. Prof.
Pap. U.S.geol.Surv. No. 424D, 216-218.
274-290.