498
N. BALAKRISENAN NAIR AND M. SARASWATHY
Miller, R. C. (1923). Variations in the pallets of Teredo nawalis in San Francisco
Miller, R. C. (1924). The boring mechanism of Teredo. Uniw. Gal$. Publs. Z O ~ .
Miller, R. C. (1924a). Wood-boring molluscs from Hawaiian, Samoan, and
Philippine Islands. Univ. Calif. Publs. 2001. 26 (7), 145-158.
Miller, R. C. (1925). A study of the nutrition of wood boring molluscs. Anat.
31, 325.
Miller, R. C. (1926). Ecological relations of marine wood boring organisms in
San Francisco Bay. Ecology, 7 (3), 247-254.
Miller, R. C. and Boynton, L. C. (1926). Digestion of wood by the shipworm.
Science, N . Y . 63 (1638), 524.
‘Miller, R. C. and Hill, C. L. (1927). Exposure tests of special protection methods. ,
I n ‘‘ San Francisco Bay Marine Piling Committee, Marine Borers and their
Relation to Marine Construction on the Pacific Coast.” pp. 177-187. Sari
Francisco 1927.
Miller, R. C. and Norris, E. R. (1940). Some enzymes of the northwest shipworm,
Bankia setacea. Proc. 6th Pacific Sci. Congr. 3, 615-616.
Miyazaki, I. (1935). On the development of some marine bivalves with special
reference to the shelled larvae. J . imp. Fhh. Inst., Tokyo, 31 ( l ) , 1-10.
Mobuis, K. A. (1875). Bohrwiinner in einem Buchenstamm. Schrqt. des naturwiss. Ver. Schleewig-Holstein, 1 (3), 289.
Moll, F. (1912). Die Zerstorung des Baukolzes durch Tiere und der Schutz dag
egen. Naturwhs. Zeitschr. Forst- und Landurirtschqft, 10 (lo), 487496.
Moll, F. (1936). Ueber Wanderungen Von Terediniden. Mitt. der Ges. VorratsMoll, F. (1936a). Les animaux rongeurs de bois sup les c6tes de 1’Indochine. J .
Moll, F. (1939). Die Terediniden in Congo-Museum zu Tervuren. Rev. 2001. Bot.
Moll, F. (1940). Die Vertreitung der Terediniden. Zool. Jahrb., Abt. Systematik.
Moll, F. (1941). Uebersicht uber die Terediniden des Museums fur Naturkunde
zu Berlin. Sber. Ges. naturf. Freunde Berl. 152-225.
Moll, F. (1941a). Zur Terediniden-fauna der japanischen Kuste. Venu8,
Mukaisima, Kyoto, 11 ( l ) , 11-25.
Moll, F. (1948). Die Bohnnuschel Teredo und die Schiffe des Columbus. N a t ~
and Kultur.
Moll, F. (19484. Naturliche Dauerh aftigkeit des Holzes. Holzzentralblatt, 74,
(21), 163.
Moll, F. and Roch, F. (1931). The Teredinidae of the British Museums, thenatural
history museums in Glasgow and Manchester and the Jeffrey’s collection.
Proc. malac. SOC. Lond. 19 (4), 201-218.
Moll, F. and Roch, F. (1937). Die geographische Verbreitung der Terediniden
Afrikas. Mitt. zool. Mwr. Berl. 22 (2), 161-189.
Money, W. T. (1811). Observations on the expediency of ship building at Bombay
for the service of His Majesty, and for the East India Company, London,
1811. Excerpts in: Indian Forester, 56 (12), 527-538.
Monod, Th. (1952). Note additionnelle sup le probleme senegalensis petiti. Inst.
Franc. Afr. Noire. Cat. 8, 9-46, 59-62.
Bay. Univ. gal$. Publs. 2001. 22 (S), 401-414.
26 (a), 41-80.
schutz, 12, 3-4.
Conch., Paris, 80, 296-301.
afric. 32 (3-4), 368-375.
74 (3), 193-206.
N. BALAKRISENAN NAIR AND M. SARASWATHY
Miller, R. C. (1923). Variations in the pallets of Teredo nawalis in San Francisco
Miller, R. C. (1924). The boring mechanism of Teredo. Uniw. Gal$. Publs. Z O ~ .
Miller, R. C. (1924a). Wood-boring molluscs from Hawaiian, Samoan, and
Philippine Islands. Univ. Calif. Publs. 2001. 26 (7), 145-158.
Miller, R. C. (1925). A study of the nutrition of wood boring molluscs. Anat.
31, 325.
Miller, R. C. (1926). Ecological relations of marine wood boring organisms in
San Francisco Bay. Ecology, 7 (3), 247-254.
Miller, R. C. and Boynton, L. C. (1926). Digestion of wood by the shipworm.
Science, N . Y . 63 (1638), 524.
‘Miller, R. C. and Hill, C. L. (1927). Exposure tests of special protection methods. ,
I n ‘‘ San Francisco Bay Marine Piling Committee, Marine Borers and their
Relation to Marine Construction on the Pacific Coast.” pp. 177-187. Sari
Francisco 1927.
Miller, R. C. and Norris, E. R. (1940). Some enzymes of the northwest shipworm,
Bankia setacea. Proc. 6th Pacific Sci. Congr. 3, 615-616.
Miyazaki, I. (1935). On the development of some marine bivalves with special
reference to the shelled larvae. J . imp. Fhh. Inst., Tokyo, 31 ( l ) , 1-10.
Mobuis, K. A. (1875). Bohrwiinner in einem Buchenstamm. Schrqt. des naturwiss. Ver. Schleewig-Holstein, 1 (3), 289.
Moll, F. (1912). Die Zerstorung des Baukolzes durch Tiere und der Schutz dag
egen. Naturwhs. Zeitschr. Forst- und Landurirtschqft, 10 (lo), 487496.
Moll, F. (1936). Ueber Wanderungen Von Terediniden. Mitt. der Ges. VorratsMoll, F. (1936a). Les animaux rongeurs de bois sup les c6tes de 1’Indochine. J .
Moll, F. (1939). Die Terediniden in Congo-Museum zu Tervuren. Rev. 2001. Bot.
Moll, F. (1940). Die Vertreitung der Terediniden. Zool. Jahrb., Abt. Systematik.
Moll, F. (1941). Uebersicht uber die Terediniden des Museums fur Naturkunde
zu Berlin. Sber. Ges. naturf. Freunde Berl. 152-225.
Moll, F. (1941a). Zur Terediniden-fauna der japanischen Kuste. Venu8,
Mukaisima, Kyoto, 11 ( l ) , 11-25.
Moll, F. (1948). Die Bohnnuschel Teredo und die Schiffe des Columbus. N a t ~
and Kultur.
Moll, F. (19484. Naturliche Dauerh aftigkeit des Holzes. Holzzentralblatt, 74,
(21), 163.
Moll, F. and Roch, F. (1931). The Teredinidae of the British Museums, thenatural
history museums in Glasgow and Manchester and the Jeffrey’s collection.
Proc. malac. SOC. Lond. 19 (4), 201-218.
Moll, F. and Roch, F. (1937). Die geographische Verbreitung der Terediniden
Afrikas. Mitt. zool. Mwr. Berl. 22 (2), 161-189.
Money, W. T. (1811). Observations on the expediency of ship building at Bombay
for the service of His Majesty, and for the East India Company, London,
1811. Excerpts in: Indian Forester, 56 (12), 527-538.
Monod, Th. (1952). Note additionnelle sup le probleme senegalensis petiti. Inst.
Franc. Afr. Noire. Cat. 8, 9-46, 59-62.
Bay. Univ. gal$. Publs. 2001. 22 (S), 401-414.
26 (a), 41-80.
schutz, 12, 3-4.
Conch., Paris, 80, 296-301.
afric. 32 (3-4), 368-375.
74 (3), 193-206.