Frank E. Round

Rainwater harvesting as an adaptation to climate change

Endogenous rhythms of locomotion in the American horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus

ROLE OF INORGANIC IONS IN CONTROLLING SEDIMENTATION RATE OF A MARINE CENTRIC DIATOMDITYLUM BRIGHTWELLI^1,2

Geoscience of ancient Mediterranean harbours

Holocene environmental change in the Zacapu Basin, Mexico: a diatom-based record

Comparative studies of tidal rhythms. II. The dual clock control of the locomotor rhythms of two decapod crustaceans

The Last Glacial Maximum

STUDIES IN THETABULARIA FASCICULATACOMPLEX

Are there separate circatidal and circadian clocks in the shore crab Carcinus maenas

SALT MARSHES AND SALT DESERTS OF THE WORLD

Circadian and ultradian rhythms inperiod mutants ofDrosophila melanogaster

Changes in the Composition of the Diatom Flora During the Last Century Indicate Increased Eutrophication of the Oder Estuary, South-western Baltic Sea

Salt Marsh Spartinas and Associated Algae

Depletion, Degradation, and Recovery Potential of Estuaries and Coastal Seas

High-resolution analysis of locomotor activity rhythms indisconnected, a visual-system mutant ofDrosophila melanogaster

Holocene diatom flora and stratigraphy from sediment cores of two Antarctic lakes (King George Island)

Review of the Dual-Clock Control of Tidal Rhythms and the Hypothesis that the Same Clock Governs Both Circatidal and Circadian Rhythms

The species concept in diatoms

The Ecology of Phytoplankton

Phase Shift of a Tidal Rhythm by Light-Dark Cycles in the Semi-Terrestrial Crab Sesarma pictum

BIOVOLUME CALCULATION FOR PELAGIC AND BENTHIC MICROALGAE

Daily and Tidal Components in the Persistent Rhythmic Activity of the Crab, Sesarma

STUDIES ON FRESHWATERAMPHORASPECIES. I.AMPHORA OVALIS

REVISION OF THE GENUSFRAGILARIA

STUDIES ON FRESHWATERAMPHORASPECIES. II.AMPHORA COPULATA(KÜTZ.) SCHOEMAN & ARCHIBALD

REVISION OF THE GENUSSYNEDRAEHRENB

STUDIES ON FRESHWATERAMPHORASPECIES. III.AMPHORA PEDICULUS(KÜTZ.) GRUN. AND SOME POSSIBLY RELATED FORMS

PERSISTENT, VERTICAL-MIGRATION RHYTHMS IN BENTHIC MICROFLORA. VI. THE TIDAL AND DIURNAL NATURE OF THE RHYTHM IN THE DIATOM HANTZSCHIA VIRGATA

Genera, species and varieties - are problems real or imagined?