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The Sulawesi Black Racer, Coluber (Ptyas) dipsas, and a Remarkable Ectoparasitic Aggregation

Lazell, James D; Keirans, James E; Samuelson, G Allan (University of Hawai'i Press, 1991-10)

Twelve specimens of the Sulawesi black racer, Coluber (Ptyas) dipsas, have been reported in the literature; none of these is from American collections. Morphology and relationships of the snake, based on a fresh specimen, ...
Summary of Albert H. and Dora M. Banner's Contributions to the Knowledge of the Family Alpheidae (Decapoda: Caridea)

Titgen, Richard H (University of Hawai'i Press, 1991-07)

Albert H. and Dora M. Banner produced a total of 43 documents (a thesis, a report, and 41 publications) on alpheid shrimp over a period of 47 yr. They studied the Indo-Pacific Faunal Region and focused on the systematics and ...
A Temporal Sequence (Chronosequence) of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Development after Phosphate Mining on Nauru Island

Manner, Harley; Morrison, RJ (University of Hawai'i Press, 1991-10)

Ten composite soil samples (0-15 cm depth) were collected from abandoned phosphate-mined sites on Nauru Island (Central Pacific) and analyzed for % organic C and % N. The samples represent a temporal sequence (chronosequence) ...
Variations in Cystocarp Structure in Pterocladia (Gelidiales: Rhodophyta)

(University of Hawai'i Press, 1991-01)

Unilocular cystocarps distinguish Pterocladia from the morphologically similar Gelidium, which exhibits bilocular cystocarps. Unequally developed locules, regarded as exceptional, have been found in two species assigned to ...
Woody Vegetation on the Raised Coral Limestone of Mangaia, Southern Cook Islands

Merlin, Mark D (University of Hawai'i Press, 1991-04)

Mangaia, the second largest (51.8 km2 ) of the Cook Islands, has a central, volcanic region with a maximum elevation of 169 m above sea level. The igneous interior is surrounded by an extensive formation of elevated ...