Long, Edward R(University of Hawai'i Press, 1968-06)
Four species of sponge from the coasts of Oregon and Washington
were studied and dissected for inhabitants and associates. The four species differed
in texture, composition, and habitat, and likewise, the populations of ...
Gilmartin, Amy J(University of Hawai'i Press, 1968-07)
Much evidence available in the literature supports the contention of
H. G. Baker that self-compatibility is the rule in plants which have undergone long
distance dispersal. However, in the Hawaiian flora there may be a ...
Funkhouser, John G; Barnes, IL; Naughton, John J(University of Hawai'i Press, 1968-07)
Geologically speaking, the Hawaiian Islands
are perhaps the most thoroughly studied group
of oceanic islands in the world. Because of their
relative petrological and structural simplicity,
they constitute an example ...
Tomich, PQ; Wilson, Nixon; Lamoureux, Charles H(University of Hawai'i Press, 1968-07)
A 25-ha islet occupied by seasonally nesting sea birds, feral rabbits,
and house mice is considered. Rabbits presumably modified the unknown original
vegetation in their 70 or more years on the island and reached an ...
Brock, Vernon E; Chamberlain, Theodore C(University of Hawai'i Press, 1968-07)
In November 1965 a combined geological and ecological reconnaissance
of the sea floor off western Oahu was undertaken using a variety of methods
and techniques to maximize both the range and reliability of the ...
Campbell, Richard D(University of Hawai'i Press, 1968-07)
The colonial hydroid Proboscidactyla has
been found only on the leathery tubes of marine
sabellid worms (Uch ida and Okuda, 1941:433 ;
Hand, 1954; Brinckmann and Vannucci, 1965:
367) . Nothing is known about the means ...
