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Nagabhushanam, R. (1961~). Effect of water currents upon the rate of attack
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Nagabhushanam, R. (1962). Seasonal settlement of molluscan wood borers in
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Nair, N. B. (1954). Shipworms from India. I. Report on ten species of shipworms
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Nair, N. B. (1955). Studies on the shipworms of Madras. Ph.D. thesis, Zoology,
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Nair, N. B. (195513). The digestive enzymes of Bankia &dim Nair. Cuw. S C ~ .
24,
Nair, N. B. (1955~). Cellulase activity of the crystalline style of the wood-boring
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126-127.
pelecypod Bankia indim. Cuw. Sci. 24, 201.
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499
Monod, T. and Dollfus, R. Ph. (1932). Les copepodes parasites de mollesques.
Montanus, A. (1671). “De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weereld, of Beschryving van
Moore, H. B. (1966). “ Marine Ecology.” John Wiley and Sons, New York.
Morton, B. S. (1970). The functionalanatomy of theorgansof feedinganddigestion
of Teredo navalis Linnwus and Lyrodua ped&llu.tua (Quatrefages). Proo.
malac. SOC., Lond. 39, 151-167.
Morton, J. E. (1958). “ Molluscs,” Hutchinson, London.
Morton, J. E. (1964). Locomotion. I n “ Physiology of Mollusca ” I. (K. M.
Wilbur and C. M. Yonge, Eds) pp. 383-423. Academic Press, New York.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1958). A systematic account of the molluscan wood borers
of Visakhapatnam Harbour. Rec. Indian Mua. 52,l-12.
Nagabhusham, R. (1959). Observations on the biology of the maxine woodboring mollusc Bankia (Liliobankia) mpanellata (Mollusc). Proc. let All
India Congress of Zoology, Jabalpur, 2, 360-363.
Nagabhushanam, R. (19594. Gregarious attraction as a factor influencing the
settlement of wood boring molluscs. Proc. let All India Congress of Zoology,
Jabalpur, 2, 354-355.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1959b). Settlement of marine borers (Mollusca) in the
Visakhapatnam Harbour in relation to light and gravity. Proo. let All India
Congreee of Zoology, Jabalpur, pp, 30-31.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1959~). Role of primary film in the settlement of marine
borers (Mollusca). Proc. let All India Co~zgree.9 of Zoology, Jdndpur, p. 30.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1960). Notes on the shipworms from the Visakhapatnrtm
Harbour. J . Bombay &. Hist. SOC. 57, 362-370.
Nagabhushanam, R. (19608). A note on the inhibition of maxine wood boring
molluscs by heavy fouling accumulation. Sci. Cult. 26, 127-128.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1961). Growth rate of the shipworm Teredo furoillatus
Miller. Sci. Cult. 27, 206.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1961a). Biochemical studies on the marine wood boring
mollusc, Martesia 86ri4&. J . ecient. ind. Res. 20C, 171-173.
Nagabhushanam, R. (196lb). Ecological factors related to the distribution of
Bankia mmpanellata in Visakhapatnam Harbour. American Zoologist T.
(3), 243.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1961~). Effect of water currents upon the rate of attack
of marine borers. J . 8Cknt. ind. Res. 20c (2), 66-67.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1962). Seasonal settlement of molluscan wood borers in
Visakhapatnam Harbour. Bull. natn. Inst. Sci. India, 19, 131-139.
Nagabhushanam, R. (1965). Observations on neurosecretion in the central
nervous system of mollusca. Bull. mtn. Inst. Sci. India, 36, 1-15.
Nair, N. B. (1954). Shipworms from India. I. Report on ten species of shipworms
from the Madras coast. Rec. Indian Mua. 52 387-414.
Nair, N. B. (1955). Studies on the shipworms of Madras. Ph.D. thesis, Zoology,
Madrae University. pp. 1-250.
Nair, N. B. (1955a). Shipworms of India. 11. Seven more shipworms from South
India. Rec. Indian Mua. 53, 261-278.
Nair, N. B. (195513). The digestive enzymes of Bankia &dim Nair. Cuw. S C ~ .
24,
Nair, N. B. (1955~). Cellulase activity of the crystalline style of the wood-boring
Annle. Parasit. 10, 129-204.
America en t’Zuid-land,” 585 pp. Amsterdam.
126-127.
pelecypod Bankia indim. Cuw. Sci. 24, 201.
A.x.B.-~
17