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Rediscovery of "Extinct" Lentipes concolor (Pisces: Gobiidae) on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii

Higashi, Glenn R; Yamamoto, Mike N (University of Hawaii Press, 1993-04)

The endemic Hawaiian goby, Lentipes concolor (Gill), has been discovered in five streams on Oahu: Punaluu, Kaluanui, Waihee, Kawaiiki, and Maakua Gulch.
The Relationship between Shell Morphology and Microhabitat Flow in the Endemic Hawaiian Stream Limpet (Hihiwai), Neritina granosa (Prosobranchia: Neritidae)

Way, Carl M; Burky, Albert J; Lee, Michael T (University of Hawaii Press, 1993-07)

The Hawaiian stream limpet, Neritina granosa Sowerby, has three shell morphologies: conic (smooth, narrow shell), intermediate (rugose, narrow shell), and winged (flattened, rugose, and flared shell margin). We studied ...
Status of Sea Turtles in American Samoa in 1991

Tuato'o-Bartley, Natasha; Morrell, Thomas E; Craig, Peter (University of Hawaii Press, 1993-07)

To evaluate the status of green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas L.) and hawksbills (Eretmochelys imbricata L.) in American Samoa, residents in 58 coastal villages were interviewed, public sightings were monitored, and ...
Temporal Variability of the Nutrient Environment on Davies Reef in the Central Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Ayukai, Tenshi (University of Hawaii Press, 1993-04)

Nutrient concentrations were measured at a fixed station in the lagoon of Davies Reef, the central Great Barrier Reef, Australia, monthly between January and December 1990. The day-to-day variation in nutrient concentration ...
A Test of the Function of Juvenile Color Patterns in the Pomacentrid Fish Hypsypops rubicundus (Teleostei: Pomacentridae)

Neal, Thomas J (University of Hawaii Press, 1993-07)

Color patterns of juveniles of many fish species differ from those of adult conspecifics. The adaptiveness of such coloration has seldom been studied, despite longstanding interest in the subject. I tested the hypothesis that ...