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42 stuttgarter beiträge <strong>zur</strong> naturkunde Ser. A, Nr. 639 HALE, H. (1927): The fauna of Kangaroo Island, South Australia. No. 1. The Crustacea. – Trans. Proc. R. Soc. S. Aust. 51: 307–321; Adelaide. HAMES, C. & HOPKIN, S. (1989): The structure and function of the digestive system of terrestrial isopods. – J. Zool 217: 599–627; London HAMILTON, R., RAIE, M. & WEATHERSTON, I. (1976): Surface lipids of Ligia oceanica; part II: The ester fraction. – J. Amer. Oil Chem. Soc. 53: 748–751; Chicago. HAMNER, W., SMYTH, M. & MULFORD, E. (1968): Orientation in the sand-beach isopod Tylos punctatus. – Anim. Behav. 16: 405–409; London. – & alii (1969): The behavior and life history of a sand-beach isopod, Tylos punctatus. – Ecology 50: 442–453; Brooklyn. HARDING, P. (1975): Observations on the habitat of Halophiloscia couchi in southwestern Britain. – Crustaceana 28: 108–109; Leyden. – (1976): Eluma purpurascens, a woodlouse new to Britain from Norfolk. – Trans. Norfolk Norwich Nat. Soc. 23: 267–268; Norwich. – (1977): Ligia callani Collinge, 1946, as a synonym of Ligia (Pogonoligia) platycephala Van Name, 1925. – Crustaceana 32: 222–223; Leyden. HARDING, P., COTTON, M, & RUNDLE, A. (1980): The occurrence of Halophiloscia (Stenophiloscia) zosterae in Britain. – Crustaceana 39: 111–112; Leyden. HARDING, P., RUSHTON, S., EYRE, M. & SUTTON, S. (1991): Multivariate analysis of Bristish data on the distribution and ecology of terrestrial Isopoda. – In: JUCHAULT, P. & MOC- QUARD, J. (eds.): The Biology of Terrestrial Isopods III. Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on the Biology of Terrestrial Isopods, pp. 65–72; Poitiers. HARDING, P. & SUTTON, S. (1985): Woodlice in Britain and Ireland: Distribution and habitat, 151 pp.; Abbots Ripton. HARGER, O. (1878): Descriptions of new genera and species of Isopoda, from New England and adjacent regions. – Am. J. Sci. (Ser. 3) 15: 373–379; New Haven. HARIYAMA, T., MEYER-ROCHOW, V. & EGUCHI, E. (1986): Diurnal changes in structure and function of the compound eye of Ligia exotica. – J. exp. Biol. 123: 1–26; Cambridge. HARLESS, M. (1967): Successive reversals of a position response in isopods. – Psychon. Sci. 9: 123–124; Goleta. – (1971): Isopods as subjects for behavioral research. – J. biol. Psychol. 13: 13–15; Ann Arbor. HARLESS, M. & MORLOCK, G. (1971): Mobility in two terrestrial isopod species. – Am. Midl. Nat. 81: 253–254; Notre Dame. HARTENSTEIN, R. (1964 a): Feeding, digestion, glycogen, and the environmental conditions of the digestive system in Oniscus asellus. – J. Insect Physiol. 10: 611–621; London. – (1964 b): Histochemical and spectrophotometrical studies on several dehydrogenases of carbohydrate metabolism in Oniscus asellus. – J. Insect Physiol. 10: 623–631; London. – (1967): Nitrogen metabolism in Oniscus asellus. – Am. Zool. 7: 767; Lawrence. – (1968): Nitrogen metabolism in Oniscus asellus. – Am. Zool. 8: 507–519; Lawrence. HASEGAWA, Y., HAINO-FUKUSHIMA, K. & KATAKURA, Y. (1991): An immunoassay for the androgenic gland hormone of the terrestrial isopod, Armadillidium vulgare. – Invert. Reprod. Developm. 20: 59–66; Rehovot. HASEGAWA, Y. & KATAKURA, Y. (1981): Androgenic gland hormone and development of oviducts in the isopod crustacean, Armadillidium vulgare. – Developm. Growth Different. 23: 59–62; Nagoya. – & – (1983): Masculinization of WW females in the isopod crustacean, Armadillidium vulgare. – Annotnes zool. jap. 56: 163–166; Tokyo. HASEGAWA, Y., KATAKURA, Y. & HAINO-FUKUSHIMA, K. (1991): Immunological study on androgenic gland hormone in Armadillidium vulgare. – In: JUCHAULT, P. & MOC- QUARD, J. (eds.): The Biology of Terrestrial Isopods III. Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on the Biology of Terrestrial Isopods, pp. 177–181; Poitiers. HASSALL, M. (1977 a): The functional morphology of the mouthparts and foregut in the terrestrial isopod Philoscia muscorum. – Crustaceana 33: 225–236; Leyden. – (1977 b): Consumption of leaf litter by the terrestrial isopod Philoscia muscorum in relation to food availability in a dune grassland ecosystem. – Ecol. Bull. 25: 550–553; Stockholm.
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