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Hill, C. L. (1922). Service record section wharf construction section. Protection
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353-41 1.
Hoag, S. W. (1905). Pier and bulkhead construction in New York harbour.
Engng News, N . Y . 53 (20), 503-511.
Hobby, A. S. (1918). Marine wood borers work in deep water. Engng News Rec.
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Hoggarth, K. R. and Trueman, E. R. (1967). Techniquesfor recording theactivity
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Holbrook, F. W. D. (1902). The teredo and the limitations of its action. PTOC.
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Holderness, D. (1931). Timbers exposed a t Auckland, New Zealand. Rep. Comm.
Deterior. Struct. Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 12, 3.
Hooper, R. B. (1909). Destruction of wood-borers. Scient. Am. 101 (23), 411.
Hopkins, A. E. (1937). Experimental observations on spawning, larval development and settling in the Olympia oyster, 0. lurida. Bull. Bur. Fish., Wavh.
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Horn, E. F. (1948). Teredo resistant timbers of the Amazon Valley. Tropical
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Hughes, G. C. (1968). Intertidal lignicolous fungi from New Foundland. Can.
Hunt, A. M. (1906). Means for protecting piles (U.S. Patent 819, 282). Specifications and Drawings of Patents, U.S. Patent Office, 408 (for May 1906)
(Part l ) , 503-504.
Hunt, G. M. and Hill, C. L. (1921). San Francisco Bay Marine Piling Survey,
Engineering Phase. Pile protection materials and methods in San Francisco
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Hurley, D. E. (1959). The growth of Teredo (Bankia awtralk Calman) in Otago
Harbour. N . Z . JZ Sci. 2 (3), 323-338.
Hyman, L. H. (1944). A new Hawaiian polyclad flatworm associated with
Teredo. Occ. Pap. Bernice P . Bishop Mw. 18 (4), 73-75.
Ikeda, I. and Ozaki, Y. (1918). Notes on a new Boveria species Boveria labialis
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Ilsley, A. B. (1921). Protection of piles in water infested by marine borers. Bull.
Am. Rly Engng Ass. 22 (233), 472-479.
Imai, T. and Hatanaka, M. (1949). On the artificial propagation of Japanese
oyster, Ostrea gigas Thun., by non-ooloured naked flagellates. Bull. In&
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81, 551-552.
J . Bot., 46, 1409-1417.
N. BALAKRISHNAN NAIR AND M. SARASWATHY
Hesse, U. (1914). Killing teredos by electricity. Engng News, N . Y . 71 (23), 1262.
Hill, C. L. (1922). Service record section wharf construction section. Protection
section. Chemical section, specification section. I n Report of the San Francisco Bay Marine Piling Committee. Proc. Am. Wood Preserv. Ass. 18,
353-41 1.
Hoag, S. W. (1905). Pier and bulkhead construction in New York harbour.
Engng News, N . Y . 53 (20), 503-511.
Hobby, A. S. (1918). Marine wood borers work in deep water. Engng News Rec.
Hoech, (1896). Ueber die Sicherung von Bauholzern gegen die Angriffe holzzerstorender Thiere und die seewurmsicheren Holzasten. Deutsches Kolonial
blatt, 7 (23), 745-749.
Hoeven, J. V. (1861). Observations on the Teredo navalis, and the mischief
caused by it in Holland. Rep. Brit. Assoc. Adv. Sci. Meeting, 30 (1860),
Trans. p. 136.
Hoggarth, K. R. and Trueman, E. R. (1967). Techniquesfor recording theactivity
of aquatic invertebrates. Nature, Lond. 213, 1050-1051.
Holbrook, F. W. D. (1902). The teredo and the limitations of its action. PTOC.
Pac;,f. N . W . SOC. Engrs, 1 (3), 6 pp.
Holderness, D. (1931). Timbers exposed a t Auckland, New Zealand. Rep. Comm.
Deterior. Struct. Timb.-Metal Concr. Sea- Wat. 12, 3.
Hooper, R. B. (1909). Destruction of wood-borers. Scient. Am. 101 (23), 411.
Hopkins, A. E. (1937). Experimental observations on spawning, larval development and settling in the Olympia oyster, 0. lurida. Bull. Bur. Fish., Wavh.
48, 439.
Horn, E. F. (1948). Teredo resistant timbers of the Amazon Valley. Tropical
Woods (New Haven). 93, 35-40.
Howe, W. (1908). Pile-protector (U.S. Patent 900, 929). Specifications and
Drawings of Patents, U.S. Patent Office, 437 (for Oct. 1908) (Part l ) , 18371838.
Hughes, G. C. (1968). Intertidal lignicolous fungi from New Foundland. Can.
Hunt, A. M. (1906). Means for protecting piles (U.S. Patent 819, 282). Specifications and Drawings of Patents, U.S. Patent Office, 408 (for May 1906)
(Part l ) , 503-504.
Hunt, G. M. and Hill, C. L. (1921). San Francisco Bay Marine Piling Survey,
Engineering Phase. Pile protection materials and methods in San Francisco
Bay. pp. 61-93.
Hurley, D. E. (1959). The growth of Teredo (Bankia awtralk Calman) in Otago
Harbour. N . Z . JZ Sci. 2 (3), 323-338.
Hyman, L. H. (1944). A new Hawaiian polyclad flatworm associated with
Teredo. Occ. Pap. Bernice P . Bishop Mw. 18 (4), 73-75.
Ikeda, I. and Ozaki, Y. (1918). Notes on a new Boveria species Boveria labialis
n. sp. J . Coll. Soi. Imp. Univ. Tokyo, 40 (6), 25.
Ilsley, A. B. (1921). Protection of piles in water infested by marine borers. Bull.
Am. Rly Engng Ass. 22 (233), 472-479.
Imai, T. and Hatanaka, M. (1949). On the artificial propagation of Japanese
oyster, Ostrea gigas Thun., by non-ooloured naked flagellates. Bull. In&
agric. Ree. Tohoku Univ. 1, 33-46.
81, 551-552.
J . Bot., 46, 1409-1417.