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A New Indo-Pacific Fish of the Genus Cirripectes (Blenniidae, Salariini)

Carlson, Bruce A (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-10)

Cirripectes auritus is described from the Line Islands in the central Pacific, southeast Asia, and the western Indian Ocean. It is distinguished from other Cirripectes in having a small black flap with a fringe of tiny ...
New Records of Fishes from the Hawaiian Islands

Randall, John E (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)

The following fishes represent new records for the Hawaiian Islands: the moray eel Lycodontis javanicus (Bleeker), the frogfish Antennarius nummifer (Cuvier), the jack Carangoides ferdau (Forsskal), the grouper Cromileptes ...
A New Sciaphila (Triuridaceae) from the Palau Islands

Fosberg, FR; Sachet, Marie-Helene (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-01)
A New Siphonostome Family (Copepoda) Associated with a Vestimentiferan in Deep Water off California

Humes, Arthur G; Dojiri, Masahiro (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-01)

Dirivultus dentaneus, n. gen., n. sp. (Dirivultidae n. fam.) is characterized by a combination of several features: first antenna of the female 13-segmented and that of the male 12-segmented, second antenna with ...
Observations on the Genus Santalum (Santalaceae) in Hawaii

Stemmermann, Lani (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-01)

Some of the taxonomic problems of species of Santalum in Hawai'i are resolved by proposing one new taxon and two combinations. These are based on observations of the genus in the field, herbarium studies, and anatomical ...
Observations on the Life History of the Endangered Hawaiian Vetch (Vicia menziesii) (Fabaceae) and Its Use by Birds

Ralph, C John; Pearson, Alison P; Phillips, David C (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-04)

The reproductive events in a colony of the rare and localized Hawaiian vetch were studied for their relevance to the survival of the species. About 85 individuals were discovered on the island of Hawaii-a substantial increase ...
Physical Structure and Circulation in Honokohau, a Small Hawaiian Harbor Affected by Groundwater

Gallagher, Brent (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)

Observations of physical structure and circulation are reported and analyzed. Groundwater discharges into the harbor are large and dominate an unusual circulation pattern that produces excellent flushing. A simple numerical ...
Planktonic Properties of Honokohau Harbor: A Nutrient-Enriched Subtropical Embayment

Bienfang, P; Johnson, W (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)

The phytoplankton properties of this nutrient-enriched, vertically stratified harbor show remarkably oligotrophic characteristics considering the eutrophying potential of groundwater nutrient input. Generally, ...
Pontoniine Shrimps from the Great Astrolabe Reef, Fiji

Bruce, AJ (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-10)
A Reexamination of Some Hyperiid Amphipods from Hawaii

Brusca, Gary J (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)
Reproduction and Larval Development of Typosyllis pulchra (Berkeley & Berkeley) (Polychaeta: Syllidae)

Heacox, Albert E (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)

The reproductive biology of Typosyllis pulchra from the coast of Washington has been investigated based on observations of animals in the field and stolonization in the laboratory by both field-collected and cultured animals. ...
Sandalwood in the Cook Islands

Sykes, WR (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-01)

Reports of sandalwood, Santalum sp., being present on Rarotonga in the early part of the nineteenth century are presumably incorrect, because no specimens from there have ever been found. However, sandalwood does grow ...
Stylobates: A Shell-Forming Sea Anemone (Coelenterata, Anthozoa, Actiniidae)

Dunn, Daphne Fautin; Devaney, Dennis M; Roth, Barry (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-10)

Anatomy and cnidae distinguish two species of deep-sea actinians that produce coiled, chitinous shells inhabited by hermit crabs of the genus Parapagurus. The actinian type species, Stylobates aeneus, first assigned to ...
Titanophora marianensis sp. nov. (Nemastomataceae, Rhodophyta) from Guam

Itono, Hiroshi; Tsuda, Roy T (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-01)

Titanophora marianensis sp. nov. (Gigartinales) from Guam is distinguished from other previously known species of the genus by having leading axes that branch repeatedly and by the absence of gland cells.
Two New Indo-Pacific Labrid Fishes of the Genus Halichoeres, with Notes on Other Species of the Genus

Randall, John E (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-10)

Two new wrasses of the genus Halichoeres are described: H. chrysus, a bright-yellow species with one to three black spots in the dorsal fin and one at the upper base of the caudal fin, which occurs in the western ...
Two New Species of Astreopora (Cnidaria, Anthozoa, Scleractinia) from the Mid-Pacific

Lamberts, Austin E (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)
Two New Species of Pogonophora from Hawaii

Southward, Eve C (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-10)

The first Pogonophora to be reported from the Hawaiian region have been found in collections made near Oahu and Lanai islands, dredged from depths between 275 and 595 m. New species of Siboglinum and Oligobrachia are described.
Vegetative Anatomy of the Hawaiian Species of Santalum (Santalaceae)

Stemmermann, Lani (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-01)

Wood and foliar anatomy of the Hawaiian representatives of the genus Santalum are described. No consistent differences in wood anatomy between taxa were found; however, significant anatomical differences in foliar anatomy ...
Water Quality Characteristics of Honokohau Harbor: A Subtropical Embayment Affected by Groundwater Intrusion

Bienfang, P (University of Hawaii Press, 1980-07)

This study describes the water quality characteristics of a subtropical embayment that is markedly affected by the infiltration of cold, nutrient-rich groundwater. The spatial, vertical, and tidal variations of ...