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the coastal waters of British Columbia. Proc. Trans. Nova Scotian Inst. Sci.
21, 650.
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waters. Bull. Fish. Res. Bd Can. 80, 1-20.
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Budocks Technical Digest (1950). Marine borer Technical Report. Vol. 13, I
Bulatov, G. A. (1941). Response of the larvae of the Black Sea Teredo nawalis L.
to different water temperatures. Dokl. Akad. Nauk. SSSR, 32 (4), 291-292.
Buren, J. D. Van (1875). The improvement of the water front of the city of
New York. Trans. Am. SOC. civ. Engrs, 3, 172-189.
Calman, W. T. (1919). Marine boring animals injurious to submerged timber.
Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.) Economic series, 10, 35 pp.
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106-107.
Cameron, J. B. (1909). Resistance to teredo of Cottonwood piling. Engng
Contrg, 32 (25), 533.
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I
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Ascomycetes. Mycologia, 60, 475-479.
tello dei mitili. Riu. Biol. 32, 1-18.
nation and poisoning. Engng News Rec. 140 (16), 555-558.
N . BALAKRISHNAN NAIR AND M. SARASWATHY
Black, E. C. and Elsey, C. R. (1947). Settlement of marine wood borers on floating and fixed submerged wooden test blocks. Proc. Trans. Nova Scotian
Inst. Sci. 21, 649.
Black, E. C. and Elsey, C. R. (1947a). The settlement of marine wood borers in
the coastal waters of British Columbia. Proc. Trans. Nova Scotian Inst. Sci.
21, 650.
Black, E. C. and Elsey, C. R. (1948). Incidence of wood-borers in British Columbia
waters. Bull. Fish. Res. Bd Can. 80, 1-20.
Blum, H. F. (1922). On the effect of low salinity on Teredo navalk. Univ. Calij.
Publa. 2001. 22 (4), 349-368.
Board, P. A. (1970). Some observations on the tunnelling of shipworms. J . Zool.,
Lond. 161, 193-201.
Boas, I. H. (1947). The commercial timbers of Australia, their properties and
uses. 344 pp. Commonwealth of Australia, Council for Scientific and
Industrial Research, Melbourne.
Borisjak, A. (1905). The pelecypoda of the plankton of the Black Sea. Izv.
imper. Akad. Nauk. ( 5 ) 22 ( P 5 ) , 135-166.
Boynton, L. C. and Miller, R. C. (1927). The occurrence of a cellulase in the
shipworm. J . biol. Chem. 75 (2), 613-618.
Brown, A. A. (1935). Marine borer activity. Engng News Rec. 114 ( l o ) , 358.
Brown, T. (1816). “ The elements of conchology; or natural history of shells:
according to the Linnean system, with observation on modern arrangements.” 168 pp. Manchester.
Bryan, J. (1947). Deterioration of structures exposed to sea action: report on
timber. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Struct. Timb. Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 19, 3-49.
Buchanan, J. (1877). On charring timber as a protection from Teredo. Trans.
and Proc. N . Z . Inst. 9, 183-187.
Budocks Technical Digest (1950). Marine borer Technical Report. Vol. 13, I
Bulatov, G. A. (1941). Response of the larvae of the Black Sea Teredo nawalis L.
to different water temperatures. Dokl. Akad. Nauk. SSSR, 32 (4), 291-292.
Buren, J. D. Van (1875). The improvement of the water front of the city of
New York. Trans. Am. SOC. civ. Engrs, 3, 172-189.
Calman, W. T. (1919). Marine boring animals injurious to submerged timber.
Brit. Mus. (Nat. Hist.) Economic series, 10, 35 pp.
Calderon, S. (1893). La polilla de mar en Cadiz. An. SOC. esp. Hist. nat. 22,
106-107.
Cameron, J. B. (1909). Resistance to teredo of Cottonwood piling. Engng
Contrg, 32 (25), 533.
Cam, D. R. (1953). Marine borers in timber structures. N.Z. Engng, 8 ( I l ) ,
Carriker, M. R. (1956). Biology and propagation of young hard clams, MerCavaliere, A. R. (1968). Marine fungi of Iceland, a preliminary account of
Cerruti, A. (1941). Mytilhydra polimantii n. gen ; n.sp. idroide vivente sulmanChellis, R. D. (1948). Finding and fighting marine borers. IV. Creosote impregSpecial issue 1-24.
I
389-398.
cenaria mercenaria. J . E l k h Mitchell Scient. SOC. 72, 1, 57-60.
Ascomycetes. Mycologia, 60, 475-479.
tello dei mitili. Riu. Biol. 32, 1-18.
nation and poisoning. Engng News Rec. 140 (16), 555-558.