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Vanderplank, P. L. (1960). The bionomics and ecology of the red tree ant,
Oecoph,ylla sp., and its relationship to the cocoanut bug, Pseudotheraptus wayi
Brown (Coreidae). J . Aniin. Ecol. 29, 15-33.
Vatova, A. (1943). I Docapoda della Somalia. Thalassia 6, 1 --37.
Venkateswarlu, J. and Prakasa Rao, P. S. (1964). The wood anatomy and the
taxonomic position of Sonneratiaceae. Curr. Sci. 33, 6-9.
Vernberg, F. J. (1959a). Studies on the physiological variation between tropical
and temperate zone fiddler crabs of the genus Uca. 11. Oxygen consumption
of whole organisms. Biol. Bull. mar. biol. Lab., Woods Hole 117, 163-184.
Vernberg, F. J. (1959b). Studies on the physiological variation between tropical
and temperate zone fiddler crabs of the genus Uca. 111. The influence of
temperature acclimation on oxygen consumption of whole organisms. Bid.
Bull. mar. biol. Lab., Woods Hole 117, 582-593.
Vernberg, F. J. (1962). Comparative physiology : latitudinal effects on physiological properties of animal populations. A . Rev. Ph,ysiol. 24, 517-546.
Vernberg, F. J. and Tashian, R. E. (1959). Studies on the physiological variation
between tropical and temperate zone fiddler crabs of the genus Uca. I.
Thermal death limits. Ecology 40, 589-593.
Problems of silviculture and management of inangrove
forests in Indonesia. Docurn. F A 0 Asia-Pacif. For. Commn 77, 5 pp.
Einiges ubcr die Biologie Ost-Indischer Mangrovekrabben.
Treubia 12, 167-261.
Versteegh, F. (1952).
Verwey, J. (1930).
Villiers, A. (1952). “The Indian Ocean.” Mussum Press, London.
Waddington, C. H. (1959). Canalisation of development and genetic assimilation
Waddington, C. H. (1960). Evolutionary adaptation. I n “ Evolution after
Chicago
Waibel, L. (1913). Die Leberisformen und Lebensweise der Tiercvclt iin tropischen
Wall, F. (1908). Monograph of the sea snakes. Mem. Asiat. Soc. Beng. 2, 169Walls, G. L. (1942). “ The Vertebrate Eye and its Adaptive Radiation.” CranWalsh, G. E. (1964). An ecological study of the Heeia mangrove swamp. Diss.
Walsh, G. E:. (1967). An ecological study of a Hawaiian mangrove swamp. I n
Walter, H. and Steiner, M. (1936). Die Okologie der ostafrikanischen Mangroven.
Wanson, M. (1935).
Annls SOC.
Warburg, 0. (1893). Rhizophora mangle, tropische Fragmente. Bot. Jb. 40,
Watson, J. G. (1928). Mangrove forests of the Malay Peninsula. Malay. Forest
Way, M. J. (1954a). Studies of Oecophylla longinoda Latr. Bull. ent. Res. 45,
Way, M. J. (1954b). Studies on the association of the azt, Oscophylla longinoda
Latr. with the scale insect Saisetia zanzibaremis Williams (Coccidae). Bull.
ent. Reg. 45, 113-134.
of acquired characters. Nature, Lond. 183, 1654-1655.
Darwin. I. The Evolution of Life ” (S. Tax, ed.), pp. 381-402.
University Press.
Afrika. Mitt. geogr. Ges. Hamb. 27, 1-75.
251.
brook Institute, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Abstr. 25, 713 (abstract only).
“ Estuaries ” (G. H. Lauff, ed.), pp. 420-431. A.A.A.S., Washington.
2. Bot. 30, 65-193.
Note sup les trous des crabes, gites larvaires.
belge M6d. trop. 15, 575-585.
517-548.
Rec. 6, 275 pp. illus.
93-1 12.