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– & – (1999 b): Population genetics of the woodlouse Porcellio scaber in central Europe:
passive dispersal and postglacial range extension. – Can. J. Zool. 77: 1337–1347: Ottawa.
WARBURG, M. (1964): The response of isopods towards temperature, humidity and light. –
Anim. Behav. 12: 175–186; London.
– (1965 a): The evaporative water loss of three isopods from semi-arid habitats in South
Australia. – Crustaceana 9: 302–308; Leyden.
– (1965 b): Water relations and internal body temperature of isopods from mesic and xeric
habitats. – Physiol.Zool. 38: 99–109; Chicago.
– (1965 c): The microclimate of the habitats of two isopod species in southern Arizona. –
Am. Midl. Nat. 73: 363–375; Notre Dame.
– (1968 a): Behavioral adaptations of terrestrial isopods – Am. Zool. 8: 545–561; Utica.
– (1968 b): Simultaneous measurement of body temperature and water loss in isopods. –
Crustaceana 14: 39–44; Leyden.
– (1987 a): Isopods and their terrestrial environment. – Adv. ecol. Res. 17: 187–242; San
Diego.
– (1987 b): Haemolymph osmolality, ion concentration and the distribution of water in
body compartments of terrestrial isopods under different ambient conditions. – Comp.
Biochem. Physiol. 86 A: 433–437; London.
– (1989): The role of water in the life of terrestrial isopods. – Monitore zool. ital. ( N. S.)
Monogr. 4: 285–304; Florence.
– (1991): Reproductive patterns in oniscid isopods. – In: JUCHAULT, P. & MOCQUARD, J.
(eds.): The Biology of Terrestrial Isopods III. Proceedings of the Third International
Symposium on the Biology of Terrestrial Isopods, pp. 131–137; Poitiers.
– (1992 a): Reproductive patterns in three isopod species from the Negev Desert. – J. arid
Environm. 22: 73–85; London.
– (1992 b): Life history patterns of terrestrial isopods from mesic habitats in the temperate
region of northern Israel. – Stud. neotrop. Fauna Environm. 27: 155–165; Lisse.
– (1993): Evolutionary Biology of Land Isopods, 159 pp.; Heidelberg.
– (1994 a): Review of recent studies on reproduction in terrestrial isopods. – Invert. Reprod.
Developm. 26: 45–62; Rehovot.
– (1994 b): Marsupial contents and losses due to putative intramarsupial cannibalism by
the mancas in three oniscid isopod species. – J. crust. Biol. 14: 560–567; Lawrence.
– (1995 a): Growth and reproduction in a rare desert isopod: Porcellio barroisi from the
central Negev mountains. – J. arid Environm. 31: 199–204; London.
– (1995 b): Continuous breeding in two rare, fossorial, oniscid species from the central
Negev Desert. – J. arid. Environm. 29: 383–393; London.
WARBURG, M., ADIS, J., ROSENBERG, M. & SCHALLER, F. (1997): Ecology and the structure of
respiratory organs in a unique amphibious/terrestrial isopod from the Neotropics. –
Stud. neotrop. Fauna Environm. 32: 52–63; Lisse.
WARBURG, M. & BERCOVITZ, K. (1978): Thermal effects on photoreaction of the oak-woodland
pillbug Armadillo officinalis at different temperatures. – J. thermal Biol. 3: 75–78;
Oxford.
WARBURG, M. & COHEN, N. (1991): Reproductive pattern, allocation, and potential in a semelparous
isopod from the mediterranean region of Israel. – J. crust. Biol. 11: 368–374;
Lawrence.
– & – (1992 a): Population dynamics, growth and longevity of Armadillo officinalis, inhabiting
the mediterranean region in northern Israel. – Pedobiol. 36: 262–273; Jena.
– & – (1992 b): Reproductive pattern, allocation and potential of an iteroparous isopod
from a xeric habitat in the Mediterranean region. – J. arid. Environm. 22: 161–171; London.
WARBURG, M, COHEN, N., WEINSTEIN, D. & ROSENBERG, M. (1993): Life history of a semelparous
oniscid isopod, Schizidium tiberianum, inhabitaing the mediterranean region of
northern Israel. – Israel J. Zool. 39: 79–93; Jerusalem.
WARBURG, M. & HORNUNG, E. (1999): Diversity of terrestrial isopod species along a transect
through northern Israel.–Biodiv. Conserv. 8: 1469–1478; Amsterdam.
WARBURG, M. & LINSENMAIR, K. & BERCOVITZ, K. (1984): The effect of climate on the distribution
and abundance of isopods. – Symp. zool. Soc. London 53: 339–367; London.
WARBURG, M., RANKEVICH, D. & CHASANMUS, K. (1978): Isopod species diversity and com