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on de la synthèse de la vitellogénine par un facteur neurohumeral chez le crustacé isopode
terrestre Porcellio dilatatus. – C. r. hebd. Séanc. Acad. Sci. Paris (Ser. III) 19:
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GONDKO, R., HELSZER, Z. & SERAFIN, E. (1984): Protein and cation content of the hemolymph
of some Oniscoidea. – Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 78 A: 367–369; London.
GOODRICH, A. (1939): The origin and fate of the entoderm elements in the embryogeny of
Porcellio laevis and Armadillidium nasatum. – J. Morph. 64: 401–430; New York.
GORVETT, H. (1951): The tegumental glands in the land Isopoda. B. The lobed glands: Structure
and distribution. – Q. J. microsc. Sci. 92: 275–296; London.
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of their secretion and their mode of action. – Q. J. microsc. Sci. 93: 17–29; London.
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126: 291–314; London.
GORVETT, H. & TAYLOR, J. (1960): A further note on the tegumental glands in woodlice. –
Proc. zool. Soc. London 133: 653–655; London.
GRÄVE, W. (1913): Die in der Umgebung von Bonn vorkommenden landbewohnenden Crustaceen
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GRAVE, S. DE & SIMON, A. (1992): Rediscovery and range extension of Tylos opercularis. –
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GREEN, A. (1961): A study of Tasmanian Oniscoidea. – Austr. J. Zool. 9: 258–364; Collingwood.
– (1962): Record of the occurrence in Australia of Ligia exotica. – Pap. Proc. R. Soc. Tasmania
96: 83–85; Hobart.
– (1963): A new species of Echinodillo from Flinders Island, Tasmania. – Pap. Proc. R.
Soc. Tasmania 97: 77–80; Hobart.
– (1965): Notice of a change in the location of paratype specimens of Oniscoidea. – Pap.
Proc. R. Soc. Tasmania 99: 125; Hobart.
– (1966): Notes on species of Actaecia from Tasmania and New Zealand. – Pap. Proc. R.
Soc. Tasmania 100: 67–69; Hobart.
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– (1974): Oniscoidea. – In: WILLIAMS, W. (ed.): Biogeography and ecology in Tasmania,
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– (1978): Introduced slaters in South Australia. – S. Aust. Nat. 52: 46–49; Adelaide.
– (1990): Selection of type species for two Australian genera of Philosciidae. – Crustaceana
58: 227–228; Leyden.
GREEN, A., FERRARA, F. & TAITI, S. (1990): Terrestrial isopods from the Krakatau Islands,
South Sumatra and West Java. – Mem. natn. Mus. Vict. 50: 417–436; Melbourne.
GREENAWAY, P. & WARBURG, M. (1998): Water fluxes in terrestrial isopods. – Israel J. Zool. 44:
473–489; Jerusalem.
GRIFFITHS, B. & WOOD, S. (1985): Microorganisms associated with the hindgut of Oniscus
asellus. – Pedobiol. 28: 377–381; Jena.
GRIFFITHS, B. & WOOD, S. & CHESHIRE, M. (1989): Mineralization of 14 C-labelled plant material
by Porcellio scaber. – Pedobiol. 33: 355–360; Jena.
GRUIA, M. & GIURGINCA, A. (1998): Haplophthalmus movilae, a new troglobitic species from
Movile Cave, Dobrogea, Romania. – Mitt. Hamb. zool. Mus. Inst. 95: 133–142; Hamburg.
GRUIA, M., IAVORSCHI, V. & SARBU, S. (1994): Armadillidium tabacarni, a new troglobitic
species from a sulfurous cave in Romania. – Proc. biol. Soc. Wash. 107: 699–706; Washington.
GRUNDY, A. & SUTTON, S. (1989): Year class splitting in the woodlouse Philoscia muscorum
explained through studies of growth and survivorship. – Holarctic Ecol 12: 112–119;
Copenhagen.