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and ecology of insects. Entomologist 86: 183-189
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1965) On the function of the sub-elytral cavity in desert Tenebrionidae (Col.). Entomol Mon Mag 100: 148-151
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1969) Acclimation, water and temperature relations of the wood lice
Metoponothrus pruinosus and Periscyphis jannonei in the Sudan. J Zool Lond 158: 267-276
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1975) Adaptations of Arthropoda to arid environments. Annu Rev
Entomol20: 261-283
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1981) A comparison of rhythmic locomotory activity in tropical
forest Arthropoda with that in desert species. J Arid Environ 4: 327-334
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1982) Desert adaptations in spiders. Sci Rev Arid Zone Res 1: 1-14
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1983) Desert adaptations in spiders. J Arid Environ 6: 307-317
Cloudsley-Thompson JL (1988) Evolution and adaptation of terrestrial arthropods. Springer,
Berlin Heidelberg New York, 141 pp
Cloudsley-Thompson JL, Constantinou C (1983) Transpiration from forest dwelling and woodland Mygalomorphae (Araneae). Int J Biometeorol27: 69- -74
Cloudsley-Thompson JL, Crawford CS (1970) Water and temperature relations, and diurnal
rhythms of scolopedromorph centipedes. Entomol Exp & Appl13: 187-193
Cole LM (1954) The population consequences oflife history phenomena. Q Rev Bioi 29: 103-137
Crawford CS, Warburg MR (1982) Water balance and apparent oocyte resorption in desert
millipedes. J Exp Zoo1222: 215-226
Crawford CS, Goldberg S, Warburg MR (1986) Seasonal water balance in Archispirostreptus
syriacus (Diplopoda: Sprirostreptidae) from mesic and xeric Mediterranean environments.
J Arid Environ 10: 127-136
Crawford CS, Bergovitz K, Warburg MR (1987) Regional environments, life history patterns, and
habitat use of spirostreptid millipedes in arid regions. Zool J Linn Soc 89: 63-88
Daget P (1984) Introduction a une tht!orie gt!nt!rale de la Mt!diterrant!itt!. Bull Soc Bot Fr 131:
31-36
David JF (1982) Variabilitt! dans l' espace et dans Ie temps des cycles de vie des deux populations
de Cylidroiulus nitidus (Verhoeff) (Julida). Rev Ecol Bioi Sol 19: 411-425
David JF (1987) Consommation annuelle d'une litiere de cMne par une population adulte du
diplopode Cylindroiulus nitidus. Pedobiologia 30: 299- -310
David JF (1995) Seasonal abundance of millipedes in a Mediterranean oak forest (Southern
France). Isr J Zoo141: 23-31
De Izzara DC (1977) Les effets de I' amploi du feu sur les microarthropodes du sol dans la rt!gion semi-aride pampeenne. In: Soil organisms as components of ecosystems. Ecol Bull 25:
357-365
Diamantopoulos J, Pirintsos SA, Margaris NS, Stamou GP (1994) Variation in Greek phrygana
vegetation in relation to soil and climate. J Veg Sci 5: 355-360
Di Castri F (1973) Climatological comparisons between Chile and western coast of N. America.
In: Di Castri F, Mooney HA (eds) Mediterranean-type Ecosystems. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg NewYork,pp 21-36
Di Castri F, Vitali-Di Castri V (1981) Soil fauna of Mediterranean - climate regions. In: Di Castri
F, Goodal DW, Specht RL (eds) Ecosystems of the world. II. Mediterranean-type shrublands.
Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 445-478
Dwarakanath SK (1971a) The influence of body size and temperature upon the oxygen consumption in the millipede, Spirostreptus asthenes (Pocock). Comp Biochem Physiol 38:
351-358
Dwarakanath SK (1971b) Effect of temperature on the oxygen consumption in the tropical millipede Harpurostreptus sp. Proc Indian BioI Sci 68: 4-7
Dwarakanath SK, Berlin OGW, Pantian RW (1973) Oxygen consumption as a function of size
and temperature in the pill millipede Arthrosphaera disticta (Pocock). Monit Zool Ital 7:
43-50.