the chinese mitten crab in the thames catchment - Natural History ...
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Anonymous, (1954e) Uit het Dieren - en Plantenrijk. Faunaflor II. Côte d'Or, Brussel<br />
Anonymous, (1955a) Wolhandkrabbenvangst. [Mitten <strong>crab</strong> capture] Onze<br />
Zoetwatervisserij 48(8): 4<br />
Anonymous, (1955b) Wolhandkrab. [Mitten <strong>crab</strong>] Onze Zoetwatervisserij 48(23): 3<br />
Anonymous, (1963) Waar is de wolhandkrab gebleven. Hij veroorzaakte ernstige<br />
dijkverzakk<strong>in</strong>gen. De Poosthoorn, Den Haag 10(473): 1<br />
Anonymous, (1975) Het is niet goed garen sp<strong>in</strong>nen met Wolhandkrab. [There is not a good<br />
thread spun by <strong>the</strong> <strong>mitten</strong> <strong>crab</strong>] Onze Zoetwatervisserij 68(10): 2<br />
Anonymous, (1977) Caught a <strong>crab</strong> <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> Thames. Thames Valley Times 6.ix.77<br />
Anonymous, (1978a) Wolhandkrabbenplaag <strong>in</strong> Gron<strong>in</strong>gen. [Mitten <strong>crab</strong> plague <strong>in</strong><br />
Gron<strong>in</strong>gen] Onze Zoetwatervisserij 71(4): 1<br />
Anonymous, (1978b) Krabben <strong>in</strong> de Lek. [Crabs <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> Lek] Utrechts Nieuwsblad 23.viii.78<br />
Anonymous, (1981) Ch<strong>in</strong>ese wolhandkrabben kunnen ons - bij tiendduizenden - klauwend<br />
maken en breken. Leidse Courant 7.x.81<br />
Anonymous, (1982a) Resultaat enquête wolhandkrab. [Results of <strong>the</strong> Mitten <strong>crab</strong> enquiry]<br />
Onze Zoetwatervisserij 75(7): 1-28<br />
Anonymous, (1982b) Lekkere wolhandkrabsoep. [Good Mitten <strong>crab</strong> soup] Het Zeepaard<br />
42(5): 140<br />
Anonymous, (1983) Claw<strong>in</strong>g a way up river. Waterways News.<br />
Anonymous, (1986a) Ch<strong>in</strong>ese <strong>mitten</strong> <strong>crab</strong>. Biologist (London) 33(4): 212<br />
Anonymous, (1986b) Ch<strong>in</strong>ese <strong>mitten</strong> <strong>crab</strong>s. <strong>Natural</strong>ist (Doncaster) 111(979): 146<br />
Anonymous, (1990) New records. Porcup<strong>in</strong>e Newsletter 4(9): 228<br />
Anonymous, (1992a) Rare <strong>crab</strong>s f<strong>in</strong>d. Wrexham Even<strong>in</strong>g Leader 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992b) Hospital gets rare visitors. Yorkshire Even<strong>in</strong>g Post. 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992c) Rare <strong>crab</strong>s hit London. Bolton Even<strong>in</strong>g News 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992d) Ch<strong>in</strong>ese puzzle for hospital. Shropshire Star 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992e) Rare <strong>crab</strong>s found. Dundee Even<strong>in</strong>g Telegraph 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992f) Rare <strong>crab</strong>s <strong>in</strong> Thames. Even<strong>in</strong>g Standard 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992g) Ch<strong>in</strong>ese <strong>crab</strong>s nip <strong>in</strong>to hospital. Liverpool Echo 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992h) Hairy leg <strong>crab</strong>s crawl up river. Wolverhampton and Star 18.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992i) Orietal visitors claw <strong>the</strong>ir way <strong>in</strong>to England. Brentford and Chiswick<br />
Times 25.ix.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992j) Mitten <strong>crab</strong> baffles staff. K<strong>in</strong>gston Borough Guardian 1.x.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992k) Deadly <strong>mitten</strong>s. Anglers Mail viii.92<br />
Anonymous, (1992l) Take great Eriocheir - more Ch<strong>in</strong>ese immigrants. Porcup<strong>in</strong>e Newsletter<br />
5(4): 88<br />
Anonymous, (1995a) Shell shocked. The Times 29.vii.95<br />
Anonymous, (1995b) While Ch<strong>in</strong>ese <strong>crab</strong>s attack river banks. Newsreels for Anglers NRA<br />
Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Region Issue 4<br />
Anonymous, (1996a) It's hungry, it's hairy and it's out to scuttle Brita<strong>in</strong>. Daily Express<br />
03.i.96<br />
Anonymous, (1996b) Appeal for river <strong>crab</strong> sight<strong>in</strong>gs. Daily Telegraph 24.viii.96<br />
Anonymous, (1996c) Oriental <strong>crab</strong> threat. The Leader 29.viii.96<br />
Anonymous, (1996d) Invasion of <strong>the</strong> Ch<strong>in</strong>ese <strong>crab</strong>s. Ilford Recorder 29.viii.96<br />
Anonymous, (1996e) Its <strong>the</strong> <strong>in</strong>vasion of <strong>the</strong> shellfish. Read<strong>in</strong>g Even<strong>in</strong>g Post 02.ix.96<br />
Anonymous, (1996f) Crabby visitors to <strong>the</strong> Thames. K<strong>in</strong>gston Borough Guardian. 05.ix.96<br />
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