THE BIOLOGY OF WOOD-BORING TEREDINID MOLLUSCS
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distribution of Teredo navalis (Linne) and the temperature and salinity of
its environment. Dominion of Canada, National Research Council, Report
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McIntosh, W. C. (1908). The perforations of marine animals. Zoologist, (4) 12
MoQuaid, H. S. (1924). The destruction of marine borers in piling by the action
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their Deterioration and Preservation.” (W. G. Atwood, Ed.) pp. 198-201.
Washington, D.C. National Research Council, 1924.
Menegaux, A. (1890). Recherches sur la circulation des lamellibranches marins.
These presentee 8, la Sorbonne. Besanpon 296.
Menzies, R. J. (1951). Current marine borer research on the Pacific coast. In
“ Proceedings, Wrightsville Beach Marine Conference, 1950.” National
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Methven, C. W. (1914). Durban Harbour, South Africa. Minutes of Proc. Instn
civ. Engra, 193, 1-31.
Meyers, S. P. (1968). Observations on the physiological ecology of marine fungi.
Bell. Miaaki Marine Biol. Inst. Kyoto Univ., 12, 207-225.
Miller, R. C. (1922). Variations in the shell of Teredo navalis in San Francisco
Bay. Univ. Calif. Publs. 2001. 22 (2), 293-328.
(S), 241-265.
(800), 41-60.
497
Manwell, C. (1963). The chemistry and biology of haemoglobin in some marine
clams. 1. Distribution of the pigment and properties of the oxygen equilibrium. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 8, 209-218.
Mariot, A. (1865). A propos du Taret. Ann. Genie civil. 4 (4), 276-278.
Marshall, J. T. (1893). Additions to “ British Conchology.” J . Conch., Lond. 7
Marshall, J. T. (1914). Additions to ‘‘ British Conchology.” VII. (continued).
J . Conch. Lond. 14 (7), 200-213.
Martens, Ed. von (1894). Mollusken. I n “ Semon, Richard : Zoologische Forschungsreisen in Australien und Malayischen Archipel,” Vol. 5, 81-96, Jena.
Mattox, N. T. and Crowell, S. (1951). A new commensal hydroid of the mantle
cavity of an oyster. Biol. Bull. mar. biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 101, 162-170.
Mawatari, S. (1950). Biological and industrial study of marine borer problem in
Japan. Suisan Dobutsu nokenkyu, Tokyo, 1 ( l ) , 45-124.
Mawatari, S. and Kobayashi, S. (1952). An unusual occurrence of marine borers
in Yokohama harbour. I I Shegeiz Kagaku Kenkyuchs Iho. 27, 15-22.
May, E. (1929). Beitrage zur Kenntnis der Hartteile der Terediniden (Moll.
Lamellibr.). 2. Moph. Okol. Tiere. Berlin, (A) 15, 559-673.
May, E. (1930). Zur Systematik und Nomenklatur der Terediniden. Arch.
Mollusckenk, 62 ( P 5 ) , 155-178.
Mayfield, P. B. (1952). The toxic elements of high temperature coal tar creosote.
Proc. Am. Wood Preserv. Ass. 47, 62-85.
MoDougall, K. D. (1943). Sessile marine invertebrates of Beaufort, North
Carolina. Ecol. Monogr. 13, 321-374.
McGlone, R. G. (1914). The teredo in fresh water. Proc. Mem., Corps Engin.,
U.S. Army, 6 (28), 560-561.
M’Gonigle, R. H. (1925). Marine borers on the Atlantic coast of Canada, report
on an investigation carried out under the auspices of the National Research
Council and the Biological Board. Dominion of Canada Honorary Advisory
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Report No. 15, 67 pp.
MGonigle, R. H. (1926). A further consideration of the relation between the
distribution of Teredo navalis (Linne) and the temperature and salinity of
its environment. Dominion of Canada, National Research Council, Report
No. 20, 31 pp. Ottawa.
McIntosh, W. C. (1908). The perforations of marine animals. Zoologist, (4) 12
MoQuaid, H. S. (1924). The destruction of marine borers in piling by the action
of chlorine generated by the electrolysis of sea water. I n “Marine Structures,
their Deterioration and Preservation.” (W. G. Atwood, Ed.) pp. 198-201.
Washington, D.C. National Research Council, 1924.
Menegaux, A. (1890). Recherches sur la circulation des lamellibranches marins.
These presentee 8, la Sorbonne. Besanpon 296.
Menzies, R. J. (1951). Current marine borer research on the Pacific coast. In
“ Proceedings, Wrightsville Beach Marine Conference, 1950.” National
Research Council. Publ. No. 203, pp. 43-48.
Methven, C. W. (1914). Durban Harbour, South Africa. Minutes of Proc. Instn
civ. Engra, 193, 1-31.
Meyers, S. P. (1968). Observations on the physiological ecology of marine fungi.
Bell. Miaaki Marine Biol. Inst. Kyoto Univ., 12, 207-225.
Miller, R. C. (1922). Variations in the shell of Teredo navalis in San Francisco
Bay. Univ. Calif. Publs. 2001. 22 (2), 293-328.
(S), 241-265.
(800), 41-60.