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Ben-Tuvia,A.: Collection offishes from Cyprus. Bull. Res. Coun. IsraelllB(3), 132~145 (1962)
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Eastern Mediterranean. Proc. 16th Intern. Cong. Zoo!. (Washington, D.C., Aug. 1963) 1,
115 (1963) (Abstract)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Two siganid fishes of Red Sea origin in the Eastern Mediterranean. Bull. Sea
Fish. Res. Stn., Haifa (37), 3~9 (1964)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Red Sea fishes recently found in the Mediterranean. Copeia 2, 254~275 (1966)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Revised list of the Mediterranean fishes of Israel. Israel J. Zoo!. 20, 1~39
(1971 a)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: On the occurrence of a Mediterranean serranid fish Dicentrarchus punctatus in
the Gulf ofSuez. Copeia 4, 741~743 (1971 b)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Immigration of fishes through the Suez Cana!. 17e Congr. Intern. Zoo!.
(Monte Carlo, Sept. 1972). No. 3. Les consequences biologiques des canaux inter-oceans. 8
pp. (1972) (mimeo)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Man-made changes in the Eastern Mediterranean sea and their effect on the
fishery resources. Mar. Bio!. 19(3), 197~203 (1973)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Mugilid fishes of the Red Sea with a key to the Mediterranean and Red Sea
species. Bamidgeh 27(1),14-20 (1975a)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Comparison of the fish-fauna in the Bardawil lagoon and the Bitter Lakes.
Rapp. Comm. Int. Explor. Mer Medit. 23(3), 125~126 (1975b)
Ben-Tuvia,A.: Fish collections from the Eastern Mediterranean, the Red Sea and inland
waters ofIsrae!. Dept. Zoo!., Zoo!. Mus., Hebrew Univ. Jerusalem, 1976,32 pp.
Ben-Tuvia,A., Herman,Z.: The biology of the fishes of Bardawi!. Fish. Fishbreed. Israel, 7,
38~53 (1972) (in Hebrew)
Ben-Tuvia,A., Herman,Z.: Report on the fisheries research in the Bardawil Lagoon. Israel
Oceanogr. Lirnnol. Res. Ltd. Report, February 1973,30 pp. (mirneo) (in Hebrew)
Ben-Tuvia,A., Lourie,A.: A Red Sea grouper Epinephelus tauvina caught on the Mediterranean coast of Israel. Israel J. Zoo!. 18, 245~247 (1969)
Ben-Yami,M., Glaser,T.: The invasion of Suarida undosquamis (Richardson) into the Levant
Basin-An example of biological effect of interoceanic canals. Fishery Bull. 72(2), 359~373
(1974)
Berdugo, V.: Sur la presence dans la Mediterranee orientale de 2 especes du genre Calanopia
(Copepoda: Calanoida). Rapp. Comm. Int. Explor. Mer Medit. 19(3), 445--446 (1968)
Berdugo, V.: On the occurrence of Acartia centrura (Copepoda: Calanoida) in the neritic
waters of the Eastern Mediterranean. Rapp. Comm. Int. Explor. Mer Medit. 22(9), 85~86
(1974)
Berdugo, V., Kimor, B.: Considerations on the distribution of pelagic Copepoda in the Eastern Mediterranean. Rapp. Comm. Int. Explor. Mer Medit. 19(3),447--448 (1968)
Berggren, W.A.: Micropaleontologic investigations of Red Sea cores-summation and synthesis of results. In: Hot Brines and Recent Hea vy Metal Deposits in the Red Sea.
Degens, E. T., Ross, D. A. (eds.) Berlin-Heidelberg-New York: Springer, 1969, pp. 329~335
Berggren,W.A., Boersma,A.: Late Pleistocene and Holocene Planktonic Foraminifera from
the Red Sea. In: Hot Brines and Recent Heavy Metal Deposits in the Red Sea. Degens,E. T., Ross,D.A. (eds.) Berlin-Heidelberg-New YOJk: Springer, 1969, pp.282~298
Bertin,L.: Les clupeiformes du Canal de Suez, compares a ceux de la Mer Rouge et de la
Mediterranee. Bull. Mus. Hist. Natur. Paris (Ser. 2) 15(6), 386~391 (1943)
Billard,A.: IV. Rapport sur les Hydroldes. Cambridge Expedition to the Suez Canal, 1924.
Trans. Zoo!. Soc. London, 22, 85~104 (1926)
.