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43:1 Table of Contents - Pacific Science

(University of Hawaii Press, 1989-01)
43:2 Table of Contents - Pacific Science

(University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)
43:3 Table of Contents - Pacific Science

(University of Hawaii Press, 1989-07)
43:4 Table of Contents - Pacific Science

(University of Hawaii Press, 1989-10)
43: Index - Pacific Science

(University of Hawaii Press, 1989)
Abstracts of Papers. Thirteenth Annual Albert L. Tester Memorial Symposium, 14-15 April 1988

(University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)
Altitudinal Limits of Life in Subtropical Mountains: What Do We Know?

Halloy, Stephan (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)

Present knowledge of the highest altitudinal limits of organisms and their causes is reviewed. Discussion focuses on subtropical latitudes (20- 30°) and altitudes above 4000 m. Methods used in high-altitude studies are ...
Annotated Checklist of the Hermatypic Corals of the Philippines

Veron, JEN; Hodgson, Gregor (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-07)

All known reef-building corals of the Philippines are listed in systematic order. Records are from original field studies combined with reevaluations of major taxonomic collections in Philippines universities. Field studies ...
Biomass and Compositional Characteristics of Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii, Phytoplankton Inferred from Regression Analysis

Taguchi, Satoru; Laws, Edward A (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-10)

Concentrations of chlorophyll a (chl a), particulate carbon (PC), and particulate nitrogen (PN) measured on a weekly basis in the picoplankton and nano-plus-microplankton size fractions over a 2-yr period from 1986 ...
Briania Gen. Nov. and Brianiafruticetum Sp. Nov.

Reynolds, Don R (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)

The conidiogenous genus Briania is described as new with a single species, Briania fruticetum. Major characters of the Hawaiian fungus are erect setiform, branched phialophores formed in mycothickets on the surface of ...
Calcareous Organisms and Sediment Mineralogy on a Mid-Depth Bank in the Hawaiian Archipelago

Agegian, Catherine R; Mackenzie, Fred T (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-01)

The dominant calcareous organisms on Penguin Bank, a middepth bank (40-100 m) off the southwestern tip of the island of Molokai, Hawaii, are red and green algae, benthic foraminifera, and bryozoans. The sediments on ...
Comparing Crown Growth and Phenology of Juvenile, Early Mature, and Late Mature Metrosideros polymorpha Trees

Gerrish, Grant (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-07)

A large sample of terminal (apical) twigs was marked in a l-yr study of crown growth of juvenile, early mature, and late mature Metrosideros polymorpha Gaud. (Myrtaceae) trees. Populations of terminal twigs in upper crowns ...
Coral Reef Recovery Subsequent to the Freshwater Kill of 1965

Holthus, Paul F; Maragos, James E; Evans, W Christopher (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)

The reef coral community on the landward side of a patch reef near Kahaluu in Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii was resurveyed 18 yr after all live coral was killed by a thick lens of freshwater runoff from a flashflood in ...
Demographic Studies on Hawaii's Endangered Tree Snails: Partulina proxima

Hadfield, Michael G; Miller, Stephen E (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-01)

Populations of the tree snail Partulina proxima, endemic to higher elevations of Molokai, Hawaiian Islands, were studied for 3 years. Analyses of the data derived from 17bimonthly mark-recapture events determined that ...
Distributions and Habitat Associations of Birds in Waikiki, Hawaii

Williams, Richard N; Fleischer, Robert C (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)

We conducted 57 transects along three routes in Waikiki from August through December 1986. Rock Doves, Zebra Doves, and House Sparrows, all alien species, accounted for approximately 80% of all birds observed. All three ...
Feeding Biology of the Blackfin Sculpin (Malacocottus kincaidi Gilbert and Thompson, 1905) and the Spinyhead Sculpin (Dasycottus setiger Bean 1890) in the Northeastern Gulf of Alaska

Jewett, Stephen C; Day, Robert H; Feder, Howard M (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)

We examined the feeding biology of two species of sculpins in the northeastern Gulf of Alaska. The blackfin sculpin (Malacocottus kincaidit fed primarily on benthic amphipods and nektobenthic shrimps, although it took a ...
The First New Zealand Insects Collected on Cook's Endeavour Voyage

Andrews, JRH; Gibbs, GW (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-01)

The Banks collection of 40 insect species, described by J. C. Fabricius in 1775, is critically examined to explore the possible methods of collection and to document changes to the insect fauna and to the original collection ...
Gamma Radiation and Cold Treatments for the Disinfestation of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly in California-Grown Oranges and Lemons

Ohta, AT; Kaneshiro, KY; Kanegawa, KM; Nagamine, LR (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-01)

Low-dose gamma radiation and cold treatments were tested for their effectiveness in the disinfestation of the Mediterranean fruit fly, Ceratitis capitata, from California-grown navel oranges and Calfame lemons. Cold ...
Growth and Behavior of Trichoplax adhaerens: First Record of the Phylum Placozoa in Hawaii

Pearse, Vivki Bushsbaum (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-04)

I report here the first record of Trichoplax adhaerens F. E. Schulze (phylum Placozoa) in Hawaii. Individuals were found on glass slides placed in the seawater system of the Pacific Biomedical Research Center on Kewalo ...
Marine Algae of the Northwest Hawaiian Islands

Abbott, Isabella A (University of Hawaii Press, 1989-07)

Reexamination of some previous collections of marine algae from the Northwest Hawaiian Islands (NWHI), also known as the Leeward Hawaiian Islands, and the addition of more recent collections have resulted in recognition ...