THE BIOLOGY OB WOOD-BORING TEREDMID MOLLUSCS
491
Greenfield, L. J. (1959). I n “ Marine Boring and Fouling Organisms.” (D. L.
Ray, Ed.), pp. 363-371. University of Washington Press, Seattle.
Greenfield, L. J. and Lane, C. E. (1953). Cellulose digestion in Teredo. J . biol.
Chem. 204 (2), 669-672.
Gonggrijp, J. W. (1924). Verslag Van een dienstreis tot het onderzoeken van de
mogelij kheid tot afzet Surinaamsche hout Vooral in Midden-America.
Departement Van Landbouw Nigverheid en Handel in Suriname Bull. 46,
Gonggrijp, J . W. (1924a). The protection of timber against shipworms on teredo.
(Dutch Guiana) Departement Van Landbouw Nijverheiden Handel inSuriname.
Gonggrijp, J. W. (1932). Gegevens betreffende een onderzoek naar nederlandschindische houtsoorten, Welke tegen den paalworm bestand zijn. Meded. van
het Boschbouwproefstation (Batavia), 25, 1-99.
Gutsell, J. S. (1930). Natural history of the bay scallop. Bull. Bur. Piah. Wash.
Hamer, W. H . (1920). Auckland harbour. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Struct. Tinab.Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 1, 188-203.
Hamer, W. H. (1923). Auckland, New Zealand. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Btruct.
Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea-Wat. 3, 66-68.
Hamer, W. H. (1924). Tests of native timbers, Auckland, New Zealand. Rep.
Comm. Deterior. Struct. Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 4, 55-58.
Hamer, W. H. (1925). Report of tests on native and other timbers. Rep. Comm.
Deterior. Struct. Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 5, 56-57.
Hancock, A. (1845). Note on the boring apparatus of carnivorous gastropods and
of the stone and wood boring bivalves. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 15, 113-114.
Hardesty, W. P. (1908). U.S. improvements of the Columbia river, Oregon and
Washington. Engng News, 60 (5), 109-117.
Harrington, C. R. (1921). A note on the physiology of the shipworms (Teredo
norvegica). Biochem. J . 15 (6), 736-741.
Harrington, C. R. (1922). Report of work done at the Marine Biological Station,
Plymouth, July 1st to Sept. 18th, 1920. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Struct. Tinab.Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 2, 35-42.
Hart, J. L., Marshall, H. B. and Beall, D. (1933). The extent of the pollution
caused by pilchard reduction plants in British Columbia. Bull. biol. B d .
Can. 39, 1-11.
Harting, P. (1862). Die Pfahlmuschel. Aus der Heimath. (lo), 149-156.
Hartley, J. B. (1840). On the effects of the worm on Kyanized timber exposed
to the action of sea water, and on the use of Greenheart timber from
Demerara, in the same situations. Minut. Proc. Inatn civ. Engrs, 1, 84-85.
Hashimoto, M. and Onoma, K. (1949). On the digestion of higher carbohydrates
by Mollusca, Dolabella scapula and Teredo sp. J . Japan. SOC. Scient. Fbheries,
Hatschek, B. (1880). Uber die Entwicklungsgeschichte von Teredo. Arb. zool.
Inat. Univ. Wien. und zool. Stat. Triest. 3 (l), 1-44.
Hedley, C. (1901). The marine wood borers of Australia and their work. Rep.
Australas. Ass. Advmt. Sci. 7 (1900), 237-255.
Henry, E. (1909). Invasion du Taret dans le port de Marseille; moyens pr6servatifs. Bull. S h n c . SOC. Sci. Nancy. 10 (3), 211-220.
Herpin, R. (1935). La flore et lafaune d’un vieux bateau. Bull. In&. ocdanogr.
Monaco, no. 682, 16 pp.
3-16.
Bull. 46, 17-25.
46,569-632.
15, 253-258.
491
Greenfield, L. J. (1959). I n “ Marine Boring and Fouling Organisms.” (D. L.
Ray, Ed.), pp. 363-371. University of Washington Press, Seattle.
Greenfield, L. J. and Lane, C. E. (1953). Cellulose digestion in Teredo. J . biol.
Chem. 204 (2), 669-672.
Gonggrijp, J. W. (1924). Verslag Van een dienstreis tot het onderzoeken van de
mogelij kheid tot afzet Surinaamsche hout Vooral in Midden-America.
Departement Van Landbouw Nigverheid en Handel in Suriname Bull. 46,
Gonggrijp, J . W. (1924a). The protection of timber against shipworms on teredo.
(Dutch Guiana) Departement Van Landbouw Nijverheiden Handel inSuriname.
Gonggrijp, J. W. (1932). Gegevens betreffende een onderzoek naar nederlandschindische houtsoorten, Welke tegen den paalworm bestand zijn. Meded. van
het Boschbouwproefstation (Batavia), 25, 1-99.
Gutsell, J. S. (1930). Natural history of the bay scallop. Bull. Bur. Piah. Wash.
Hamer, W. H . (1920). Auckland harbour. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Struct. Tinab.Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 1, 188-203.
Hamer, W. H. (1923). Auckland, New Zealand. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Btruct.
Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea-Wat. 3, 66-68.
Hamer, W. H. (1924). Tests of native timbers, Auckland, New Zealand. Rep.
Comm. Deterior. Struct. Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 4, 55-58.
Hamer, W. H. (1925). Report of tests on native and other timbers. Rep. Comm.
Deterior. Struct. Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 5, 56-57.
Hancock, A. (1845). Note on the boring apparatus of carnivorous gastropods and
of the stone and wood boring bivalves. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. 15, 113-114.
Hardesty, W. P. (1908). U.S. improvements of the Columbia river, Oregon and
Washington. Engng News, 60 (5), 109-117.
Harrington, C. R. (1921). A note on the physiology of the shipworms (Teredo
norvegica). Biochem. J . 15 (6), 736-741.
Harrington, C. R. (1922). Report of work done at the Marine Biological Station,
Plymouth, July 1st to Sept. 18th, 1920. Rep. Comm. Deterior. Struct. Tinab.Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 2, 35-42.
Hart, J. L., Marshall, H. B. and Beall, D. (1933). The extent of the pollution
caused by pilchard reduction plants in British Columbia. Bull. biol. B d .
Can. 39, 1-11.
Harting, P. (1862). Die Pfahlmuschel. Aus der Heimath. (lo), 149-156.
Hartley, J. B. (1840). On the effects of the worm on Kyanized timber exposed
to the action of sea water, and on the use of Greenheart timber from
Demerara, in the same situations. Minut. Proc. Inatn civ. Engrs, 1, 84-85.
Hashimoto, M. and Onoma, K. (1949). On the digestion of higher carbohydrates
by Mollusca, Dolabella scapula and Teredo sp. J . Japan. SOC. Scient. Fbheries,
Hatschek, B. (1880). Uber die Entwicklungsgeschichte von Teredo. Arb. zool.
Inat. Univ. Wien. und zool. Stat. Triest. 3 (l), 1-44.
Hedley, C. (1901). The marine wood borers of Australia and their work. Rep.
Australas. Ass. Advmt. Sci. 7 (1900), 237-255.
Henry, E. (1909). Invasion du Taret dans le port de Marseille; moyens pr6servatifs. Bull. S h n c . SOC. Sci. Nancy. 10 (3), 211-220.
Herpin, R. (1935). La flore et lafaune d’un vieux bateau. Bull. In&. ocdanogr.
Monaco, no. 682, 16 pp.
3-16.
Bull. 46, 17-25.
46,569-632.
15, 253-258.