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T H E E M I R A T E S – A N A T U R A L H I S T O R YBrown, J.N.B. (1978) Natural vegetation and re-afforestation in Abu Dhabi.Bulletin of the Emirates Natural History Group 4: 31–32.Deil, U. (1998) ‘Coastal and Sabkha Vegetation.’ In: Ghazanfar, S. and Fisher,M. (eds) Vegetation of the Arabian Peninsula, pp 209–228. Geobotany 25.Dordrecht: Kluwer.El-Amry, M. (1996) ‘Population structure, demography and life table ofmangrove on some Eastern and Western sites along UAE coasts.’ In:Abstracts Conservation of Mangal Ecosystems, UAE Univ. Dec. 1996, Al Ain.El Amry, M., El-Shourbagy, M. and Anwahi, A. (1994) ‘Impact of coastallandform on the growth and productivity in the communities of Avicenniamarina (Forssk.) Vierh, in the UAE’. In: Abstracts of RegionalEnvironmental Symposium, UAE University 1994, Al Ain.El-Shourbagy, M., El-Amry, M. and Anwahi, A. (1994) ‘Implementation ofsome controlled and natural environmental conditions for enriching ofthe productivity of grey mangrove in the UAE’. In: Abstracts of RegionalEnvironmental Symposium, UAE University 1994, Al Ain.Embabi, N. (1993) Environmental aspects of geographical distribution ofmangrove in the United Arab Emirates. Tasks for Vegetation Science 27:45–58.ERWDA (2001) Abu Dhabi Coastline Oil Spill Protection Priorities. Abu Dhabi:ERWDA. 120 pp.Hogarth, P. (1999) The biology of mangroves. Biology of habitats. Oxford:Oxford University Press. 228 pp.Ismail, N. and Ahmed, M. (1993) Macrobenthic invertebrates of mangrove,Avicennia marina (Forskål), and of intertidal flats of Khor Kalba, UAE, Gulfof Oman. Tasks for Vegetation Science 27: 155–161.Khan, M.I.R., (1980) Natural vegetation of the UAE. Bulletin of the EmiratesNatural History Group 11: 13–20.Khan, M.I.R. (1982) Status of mangrove forests in the United Arab Emirates.Bulletin of the Emirates Natural History Group 17: 15–17.Krupp, F., Abuzinada, A.H. and Nader, I.A. (eds) (1996) A marine wildlifeMARINE PLANTSsanctuary for the Arabian Gulf. Environmental Research and Conservationfollowing the 1991 Gulf War Oil Spill. Brussels: European Commission;Riyadh: National Commission for Wildlife Conservation andDevelopment; Frankfurt: Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg. 511pp.Lieth, H. and Lieth, A. (1993) Seawater irrigation studies in the United ArabEmirates – an introduction to the Al Ain Conference. Tasks for VegetationScience 27: 1–10.MacNae, W. (1968) A general account of the fauna and flora of mangroveswamps and forests in the Indo-West Pacific region.’ Adv.Mar.Biol. 6: 73–270.Mandaville, J.P. (1990) Flora of Eastern Saudi Arabia. London: Kegan PaulInternational; Riyadh: NCWCD.MEPA and IUCN (1987) Red Sea and Arabian Gulf – Saudi Arabia: Anassessment of national coastal zone management requirements. MEPACoastal and Marine Management Series Report 7, pp 1–41.Pleasance, P., Castell, P., Coburn, J. and Williams, S. (2003) First Breeding ofwhite-collared Kingfisher in Oman. Phoenix 19: 9–10.Rabanal, H.R. and Beuschel, G.K. (1978) The mangroves and related coastalfishery resources in the United Arab Emirates. Rome: FAO.Saenger, P., Blasco, F., Loughland, R. and Youssef, A. (2000) ‘The mangroveresources of the UAE with particular emphasis on those of Abu DhabiEmirate.’ Paper presented at the Coastal Habitats Conference of theEmirates Heritage Club, Abu Dhabi, 8–12 April 2000.Tomlinson, P.B. (1986) The botany of mangroves. Cambridge Tropical BiologySeries. Cambridge:Cambridge University Press. 419 pp.Vistro, N and De Soyza, A.G. (in press) ‘Effect of water salinity on seedlingsurvival, growth, and physiology of grey mangrove (Avicennia marina) inthe UAE’. In: Proceedings of the Conference on Prospects of SalineAgriculture in the GCC Countries, Dubai, UAEWestern, R., (1983) The vegetation of offshore islands in the Gulf. Bulletin ofthe Emirates Natural History Group 20: 16–23.Western, R. (1987) The coastal vegetation of Fujairah. Bulletin of theEmirates Natural History Group 31: 10–21.This reference list covers many of the more useful accounts of the marinealgae and seagrasses of the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea andparts of the East African coast together with more general accounts inwhich these plants are mentioned.GENERALAl-Hasan, R.H. and Jones, W.E. (1989) Marine algal flora and sea grasses of thecoast of Kuwait. Journal of the University of Kuwait (Science) 16: 289–340.Barratt, L., Ormond, R.F.G., Campbell, A.C., Hiscock, S., Hogarth, P.J. andTaylor, J.D. (1984) An Ecological Study of the Rocky Shores on the SouthCoast of Oman. Report of IUCN to the UNEP Regional Seas Programme.Tropical Marine Research Unit. York: University of York.Basson, P.W., Burchard, J.E., Hardy, J.T. and Price, A.R.T. (1977) Biotopes ofthe Western Arabian Gulf: Marine Life and Environments of Saudi Arabia.Dhahran: Arabian American Oil Company.Carpenter, K.E., Krupp, F., Jones, D.A. and Zajonz, U. (1997) Living MarineResources of Kuwait, Eastern Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and the UnitedArab Emirates. Rome: FAO.Cordero, P.A. (1933) ‘The marine vegetation of the Muscat area, Sultanate ofOman’. In: Proceedings of the 2 nd RP-USA Phycology Symposium/Workshop,pp 31–43. Philippines.De Clerk, O. and E. Coppejans, E. (1994) Status of the macroalgae andseagrass vegetation after the 1991 Gulf War oil spill. CourierForschungsinstitut Senckenberg 166: 8–21.De Clerk, O. and Coppejans, E. (1994) Status of the macroalgae and seagrassvegetation after the 1991 Gulf War oil spill. Courier ForschungsinstitutSenckenberg 166: 8–21.George, J.D. and John, D.M. (2004) ‘The coral reefs of Abu Dhabi: past,present and future’. In: Marine Atlas of Abu Dhabi, pp 140–157. AbuDhabi: Emirates Heritage Club.John, D. M. and George, J.D. (2001) The Marine Life of the Emirate of AbuDhabi. A Report for the Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations.London: Natural History Museum.John, D.M. and George, J.D. (2004) ‘Intertidal and subtidal benthic communitiesin Abu Dhabi’. In: Marine Atlas of Abu Dhabi, pp 94–123. Abu Dhabi:Emirates Heritage Club.Jones, D.A. (1986) A Field Guide to the Sea Shores of Kuwait and the ArabianGulf. Kuwait: University of Kuwait.Jupp, B.P. (1998) Marine Environmental Survey of Mina Al Fahal. FinalReport, June 1998. COSMASCO: Petroleum Development Oman.Richmond, M.D. (1996) ‘Status of subtidal biotopes of the Jubail MarineWildlife Sanctuary with special reference to soft-substrata communities.’In: Krupp, F., Abuzinada, A.H and Nader, I.A. (eds) A Marine WildlifeSanctuary for the Arabian Gulf. Environmental Research and ConservationFollowing the 1991 Gulf War Oil Spill. Riyadh: NCWCD; Frankfurt,Senckenberg Research Institute.Richmond, M.D. (ed.) (1997) A guide to the Seashores of Eastern Africa andthe Western Indian Ocean Islands. Stockholm: Swedish InternationalDevelopment Cooperation Agency.MARINE MACROALGAE (SEAWEEDS)Banaimoon, S.A. (1986) Study of the algae of the coast of the DemocraticRepublic of Yemen. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, India56: 124–132.Banaimoon, S.A. (1988) The marine algal flora of Khalf and adjacentregions, Hadramout, P.D.R. Yemen. Botanica Marina 31: 215–221.376
Basson, P.W. (1979a) Marine algae of the Arabian Gulf coast of Saudi Arabia(first half). Botanica Marina 22: 47–64.Basson, P.W. (1979b) Marine algae of the Arabian Gulf coast of Saudi Arabia(second half). Botanica Marina 22: 65–82.Basson, P.W. (1992) Checklist of marine algae of the Arabian Gulf. Journal ofthe University of Kuwait (Science) 19: 217–230.Basson, P. W., Mohamed, S.A. and Arora, D.K. (1989) A survey of the benthicalgae of Bahrain. Botanica Marina 32: 27–40.Børgesen, F. (1939) Marine algae from the Iranian Gulf especially from theinnermost part near Bushire and the Island Kharg. In: K. Jesse and R.Sparck (eds) Danish Scientific Investigations in Iran Part 1, pp 47–141.Børgesen, F. (1934) Some marine algae from the northern part of theArabian Sea with remarks on their geographical distribution. KongeligeDanske Videnskabernes Selskab. Biologische Meddelskrifter 11: 1–77.Chamberlain, Y. (1997) Order Corallinales Coralline Algae. In: M.D.Richmond (ed.) A guide to the Seashores of Eastern Africa and the WesternIndian Ocean islands, pp 96–97. Stockholm: Swedish InternationalDevelopment Cooperation Agency.Coppejans, E., Richmond, M.D., De Clerk, O. and Rabesandratana, R. (1997)Marine Algae Seaweeds. In: M.D. Richmond (ed.) A guide to the Seashoresof Eastern Africa and the Western Indian Ocean islands, pp 70–95.Stockholm: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency.De Clerk, O. and Coppejans, E. (1994) Status of the macroalgae and seagrassvegetation after the 1991Gulf War oil spill. Courier ForschungsinstitutSenckenberg 166: 8–21.De Clerk, O. and Coppejans, E. (1996) ‘Marine algae of the Jubail MarineWildlife Sanctuary, Saudi Arabia’. In: Krupp, F., Abuzinada, A.H. and Nader,I.A. (eds) A Marine Wildlife Sanctuary for the Arabian Gulf. EnvironmentalResearch and Conservation Following the 1991 Gulf War Oil Spill, pp 199–289.Riyadh: NCWCD; Frankfurt: Senckenberg Research Institute.Endlicher, S.L. and Diesing, C.M. (1845) Enumeratio algarum, quas ad oraminsulae Karek, sinus Persici, legit Theodorus Kotschy. Botanische Zeitung 3:268–269.Hiscock, S., Barratt, L. and Ormond, R. (1984) The marine algae of Dhofar,Oman–an upwelling system in the Arabian Sea. British PhycologicalJournal 19: 94.Jaasund, E. (1976) Intertidal Seaweeds in Tanzania. Tromso: University ofTromso.Newton, L. (1955a) The marine algae of Kuwait. In: Dickson, V. (ed.)The Wild Flowers of Kuwait and Bahrain, pp 100–102.Newton, L. (1955b) The marine algae of Kuwait. In: Dickson, V. (ed.)The Wild Flowers of Kuwait and Bahrain, pp 141–144.Newton, L.M. (1953) ‘Marine Algae’. In: The John Murray Expedition,1933–34,Scientific Reports 9: 395–420. London: British Museum (Natural History).Nizamuddin, M., Hiscock, S., Barrayy, L. and Ormond, R.F.G. (1993)The occurrence and morphology of Sargassopsis gen, nov. (Phaeophyta,Fucales) in Southern Oman. Botanica Marina 36: 109–121.INSECTS & OTHER ARTHROPODSOrmond, R.F.G. and Banaimoon, S.A. (1994) Ecology of intertidal macroalgalassemblages on the Hadramout coast of southern Yemen, an area ofseasonal upwelling. Marine Ecological Progress Series 105: 105–120.Nizamuddin, M. and Gessner, F. (1970) The marine algae of northern part ofthe Arabian Sea and of the Persian Gulf. ‘Meteor’ Forschungs-Ergebnisse.Reihe D 6: 1–42.Silva, P. C., Basson, P.W. and Moe, R.L. (1991) Catalogue of the benthicmarine algae of the Indian Ocean. University of California Publications inBotany 79: 1–259.Wynne, M.J. (1999) New records of benthic marine algae from the Sultanateof Oman. Contributions from the University of Michigan Herbarium 22:189–208.Wynne, M.J. and Jupp, B.P. (1998) The benthic marine algal flora of theSultanate of Oman: new records. Botanica Marina 41: 7–14.MARINE MICROALGAEDesikachary, T.V. (1959) Cyanophyta. New Delhi: Indian Council ofAgriculture Research.Hoffmann, L. (1994) Distribution, species composition and status of theintertidal blue-green algal mats. Courier Forschungsinstitut Senkenberg166: 16–17.Komárek, J. and Anagnostidis, K. (1999) ‘Cyanoprokaryota 1. Teil:Chroococcales’. In: Süßwasserflora von Mitteleuropa 19/1. Jena, Stuttgartand Lübeck: G. Fisher.Reid, G. and Williams, D.M. (2002) The marine diatom genus Climaconeis(Berkeleyaceae, Bacillariophyta): two new species from Abu Dhabi, UnitedArab Emirates. Diatom Research, 17: 309–318.Silva, S.M.F. (1997) ‘Division Cyanophyta Blue-green Algae’. In: Richmond,M.D. (ed.) A Guide to the Seashores of Eastern Africa and the WesternIndian Ocean islands, pp 98–99. Stockholm: Swedish InternationalDevelopment Cooperation Agency.Whitton, B.A., Balbi, D.M., Gemmell, J.J. and Robinson, P.J. (2002) Blue-Green Algae of the British Isles Interactive Key to the Species (CD-ROM).School of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, University of Durham.SEAGRASSESBandeira, S.O. (1997) Seagrasses. In: Richmond, M.D. (ed.) A Guide to theSeashores of Eastern Africa and the Western Indian Ocean Islands, pp 64–67.Stockholm: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency.Den Hartog, C. (1970) The Seagrasses of the World. Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing.Jupp, B.P., Durako, M.J., Kenworthy, W.J., Thayer, G.W. and Schillak, L.(1996) Distribution, abundance, and species composition of seagrasses atseveral sites in Oman. Aquatic Botany 53: 199–213.Phillips, R.C., Loughland, R.A. and Youssef, A. (2002) Seagrasses of AbuDhabi, U.A.E. Tribulus 12: 20–23.Phillips, R.C., Loughland, R.A. and Youssef, A. (2004) ‘The Seagrassesresources of Abu Dhabi Emirate’. In: Marine Atlas of Abu Dhabi,pp 124–139. Abu Dhabi: Emirates Heritage Club.R E F E R E N C E S B Y C H A P T E RAl-Houty, W. (1989) Insect Fauna of Kuwait. Kuwait: University of Kuwait.Brancucci, M. (1984) Insects of Saudi Arabia Coleoptera: Fam. 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