THE BIOLOGY O F WOOD-BORING TEREDINID MOLLUSCS
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Cheney, S. and Searles, J. W. (1935). Salt water temperature studies in relation
to marine borer activity. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Rep. No. 235, 15 pp.
Cheng, T. C. (1967). Marine molluscs as hosts for symbioses. I n “Advances in
Marine Biology.” Vol. 5. 424 pp. Academic Press, London and New York.
Clapp, W. F. (1925). Notes on the stenomorphic form of the shipworm. Trans.
Clapp, W. F. (1926). Method of preserving wooden marine structures. U.S.
Patent 1,582,903, May 4, 1926, 4 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1934). Teredo in rope. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury,
Massachusets. Rep. No. 2315, 3 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1936). The present status of the marine borers in North Atlantic
waters. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Rep.
No. 127,4 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1935a). The present status of research on the marine borer problems. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Rep. NO.
362, 4 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1936). Marine borers in North Atlantic. Conn. SOC. civil Engng
Ann. Rep. 52, 87-97.
Clapp, W. F. (1946). Marine Borer Research Committee, New York Harbour,
Third Progress Report. 36 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1949). Destruction by marine organisms, methods of prevention.
Bull. Am. Rly Engng Ass. 50 (478), 375-376.
Clapp, W. F. (1951). Observations on living Teredinidae. William F. Clapp
Laboratories Inc., Duxbury, Mass. Fourth Progress Report (Rept. No.
Clavenad, A. (1879). Restauration des fondations du bhtiment des subsistances
de la marine, Cherbourg. Mdm. SOC. natn Sci. wt. math. Cherbourg. 22,
Coe, W. R. (1933). Sexual phases in Teredo. Biol. Bull., mar. biol. Lab. Woods
Hole, 65 (2), 283-303.
Coe, W. R. (1933a). Destruction of mooring ropes by Teredo, growth and habits
in an unusual environment. Science, N . Y . 77, 447-449.
Coe, W. R. (1934). Sexual rhythm in the pelecypod mollusk Teredo. Science,
N . Y . 80 (2069), 192.
Coe, W. R. (1936). Sequence of functional sexual phases in Teredo. Biol. Bull.,
mar. biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 71 (l), 122-133.
Coe, W. R. (1941). Sexual phases in wood boring mollusks. Biol. Bull., mar.
biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 81 (2), 168-176.
Coe, W. R. (1943). Development of the primary gonads and differentiation of
sexuality in Teredo navalis and other pelecypod mollusks. Biol. Bull., mar.
biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 84 (2), 178-186.
Cook, J. (1773). An account of a voyage round the world, in the years (17681771). (John Hawkesworth, Ed.) Vol. 2-3. London.
Cormio, R. (1947). Difetti dei legnami: i silofagi marini (Teredini, Bankie,
Limnorie, Chelure ed altri distruttori dei legni immersi nei mari. Ingegnere
(Milano), 2 1 (9), 648-657.
Costello, D. P., Davidson, M. E., Eggers, A., Fox, M. H. and Henley, C. (1957).
Methods for obtaining and handling marine eggs and embryos. Mar. Biol.
Lab., Woods Hole, Mms. pp. 1-247.
Amd. Sci. St Louis, 25, 81-89.
7550). pp. 1-9.
73-1 44.
487
Cheney, S. and Searles, J. W. (1935). Salt water temperature studies in relation
to marine borer activity. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Rep. No. 235, 15 pp.
Cheng, T. C. (1967). Marine molluscs as hosts for symbioses. I n “Advances in
Marine Biology.” Vol. 5. 424 pp. Academic Press, London and New York.
Clapp, W. F. (1925). Notes on the stenomorphic form of the shipworm. Trans.
Clapp, W. F. (1926). Method of preserving wooden marine structures. U.S.
Patent 1,582,903, May 4, 1926, 4 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1934). Teredo in rope. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury,
Massachusets. Rep. No. 2315, 3 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1936). The present status of the marine borers in North Atlantic
waters. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Rep.
No. 127,4 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1935a). The present status of research on the marine borer problems. William F. Clapp Laboratories, Duxbury, Massachusetts. Rep. NO.
362, 4 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1936). Marine borers in North Atlantic. Conn. SOC. civil Engng
Ann. Rep. 52, 87-97.
Clapp, W. F. (1946). Marine Borer Research Committee, New York Harbour,
Third Progress Report. 36 pp.
Clapp, W. F. (1949). Destruction by marine organisms, methods of prevention.
Bull. Am. Rly Engng Ass. 50 (478), 375-376.
Clapp, W. F. (1951). Observations on living Teredinidae. William F. Clapp
Laboratories Inc., Duxbury, Mass. Fourth Progress Report (Rept. No.
Clavenad, A. (1879). Restauration des fondations du bhtiment des subsistances
de la marine, Cherbourg. Mdm. SOC. natn Sci. wt. math. Cherbourg. 22,
Coe, W. R. (1933). Sexual phases in Teredo. Biol. Bull., mar. biol. Lab. Woods
Hole, 65 (2), 283-303.
Coe, W. R. (1933a). Destruction of mooring ropes by Teredo, growth and habits
in an unusual environment. Science, N . Y . 77, 447-449.
Coe, W. R. (1934). Sexual rhythm in the pelecypod mollusk Teredo. Science,
N . Y . 80 (2069), 192.
Coe, W. R. (1936). Sequence of functional sexual phases in Teredo. Biol. Bull.,
mar. biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 71 (l), 122-133.
Coe, W. R. (1941). Sexual phases in wood boring mollusks. Biol. Bull., mar.
biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 81 (2), 168-176.
Coe, W. R. (1943). Development of the primary gonads and differentiation of
sexuality in Teredo navalis and other pelecypod mollusks. Biol. Bull., mar.
biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 84 (2), 178-186.
Cook, J. (1773). An account of a voyage round the world, in the years (17681771). (John Hawkesworth, Ed.) Vol. 2-3. London.
Cormio, R. (1947). Difetti dei legnami: i silofagi marini (Teredini, Bankie,
Limnorie, Chelure ed altri distruttori dei legni immersi nei mari. Ingegnere
(Milano), 2 1 (9), 648-657.
Costello, D. P., Davidson, M. E., Eggers, A., Fox, M. H. and Henley, C. (1957).
Methods for obtaining and handling marine eggs and embryos. Mar. Biol.
Lab., Woods Hole, Mms. pp. 1-247.
Amd. Sci. St Louis, 25, 81-89.
7550). pp. 1-9.
73-1 44.