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THE ORIGIN OF ARCTIC TERRESTRIAL AND FRESH-WATER TARDIGRADES
Authors: PUGH PJA MCINNES SJ
Citation: Pja. Pugh et Sj. Mcinnes, THE ORIGIN OF ARCTIC TERRESTRIAL AND FRESH-WATER TARDIGRADES, Polar biology, 19(3), 1998, pp. 177-182
BIOGEOGRAPHY OF LIMNO-TERRESTRIAL TARDIGRADA, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE ANTARCTIC FAUNA
Authors: MCINNES SJ PUGH PJA
Citation: Sj. Mcinnes et Pja. Pugh, BIOGEOGRAPHY OF LIMNO-TERRESTRIAL TARDIGRADA, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE ANTARCTIC FAUNA, Journal of biogeography, 25(1), 1998, pp. 31-36
THE ASSOCIATIONS OF PHORETIC MITES (ACARINA, CHELICERATA) WITH SAND-HOPPERS (AMPHIPODA, CRUSTACEA) ON THE SOUTH WALES COAST
Authors: PUGH PJA LLEWELLYN PJ ROBINSON K SHACKLEY SE
Citation: Pja. Pugh et al., THE ASSOCIATIONS OF PHORETIC MITES (ACARINA, CHELICERATA) WITH SAND-HOPPERS (AMPHIPODA, CRUSTACEA) ON THE SOUTH WALES COAST, Journal of zoology, 243, 1997, pp. 305-318
COLONIZATION VS DISTURBANCE - THE EFFECTS OF SUSTAINED ICE-SCOURING ON INTERTIDAL COMMUNITIES
Authors: PUGH PJA DAVENPORT J
Citation: Pja. Pugh et J. Davenport, COLONIZATION VS DISTURBANCE - THE EFFECTS OF SUSTAINED ICE-SCOURING ON INTERTIDAL COMMUNITIES, Journal of experimental marine biology and ecology, 210(1), 1997, pp. 1-21
SPIRACLE STRUCTURE IN TICKS (IXODIDA, ANACTINOTRICHIDA, ARACHNIDA) - RESUME, TAXONOMIC AND FUNCTIONAL-SIGNIFICANCE
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, SPIRACLE STRUCTURE IN TICKS (IXODIDA, ANACTINOTRICHIDA, ARACHNIDA) - RESUME, TAXONOMIC AND FUNCTIONAL-SIGNIFICANCE, Biological Reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 72(4), 1997, pp. 549-564
THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF HALARACHNE HALICHOERI (HALARACHNIDAE, GAMASIDA, ANACTINOTRICHIDA)
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM OF HALARACHNE HALICHOERI (HALARACHNIDAE, GAMASIDA, ANACTINOTRICHIDA), Journal of zoology, 239, 1996, pp. 285-300
MIXED FRACTALS AND ANISOTROPY IN SUB-ANTARCTIC MARINE MACROALGAE FROMSOUTH GEORGIA - IMPLICATIONS FOR EPIFAUNAL BIOMASS AND ABUNDANCE
Authors: DAVENPORT J PUGH PJA MCKECHNIE J
Citation: J. Davenport et al., MIXED FRACTALS AND ANISOTROPY IN SUB-ANTARCTIC MARINE MACROALGAE FROMSOUTH GEORGIA - IMPLICATIONS FOR EPIFAUNAL BIOMASS AND ABUNDANCE, Marine ecology. Progress series, 136(1-3), 1996, pp. 245-255
USING ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATA TO MONITOR HOW CRYPTOFAUNAL ACARI COLONIZELITTORAL ALGAE ON SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, USING ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATA TO MONITOR HOW CRYPTOFAUNAL ACARI COLONIZELITTORAL ALGAE ON SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA, Acarologia, 37(3), 1996, pp. 189-200
EDAPHIC ORIBATID MITES (CRYPTOSTIGMATA, ACARINA) ASSOCIATED WITH AN AQUATIC MOSS ON SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, EDAPHIC ORIBATID MITES (CRYPTOSTIGMATA, ACARINA) ASSOCIATED WITH AN AQUATIC MOSS ON SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA, Pedobiologia, 40(2), 1996, pp. 113-117
ORIGIN OF THE INLAND ACARI OF CONTINENTAL ANTARCTICA, WITH PARTICULARREFERENCE TO DRONNING MAUD LAND
Authors: MARSHALL DJ PUGH PJA
Citation: Dj. Marshall et Pja. Pugh, ORIGIN OF THE INLAND ACARI OF CONTINENTAL ANTARCTICA, WITH PARTICULARREFERENCE TO DRONNING MAUD LAND, Zoological journal of the Linnean Society, 118(2), 1996, pp. 101-118
THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE TARSUS-I SENSILLAR FIELD IN MITES OF THE GENUS HALARACHNE (HALARACHNIDAE, GAMASIDA)
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE TARSUS-I SENSILLAR FIELD IN MITES OF THE GENUS HALARACHNE (HALARACHNIDAE, GAMASIDA), Journal of Natural History, 30(7), 1996, pp. 1069-1086
AIR-BREATHING LITTORAL MITES OF SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, AIR-BREATHING LITTORAL MITES OF SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA, Journal of zoology, 236, 1995, pp. 649-666
SUPERCOOLING POINTS AND WATER-CONTENT IN ACARI
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, SUPERCOOLING POINTS AND WATER-CONTENT IN ACARI, Acta oecologica, 15(1), 1994, pp. 71-77
THE ACARI OF FRESH AND BRACKISH-WATER HABITATS IN THE ANTARCTIC AND SUB-ANTARCTIC REGIONS
Authors: PUGH PJA DARTNALL HJG
Citation: Pja. Pugh et Hjg. Dartnall, THE ACARI OF FRESH AND BRACKISH-WATER HABITATS IN THE ANTARCTIC AND SUB-ANTARCTIC REGIONS, Polar biology, 14(6), 1994, pp. 401-404
ACARI OF THE SUPRALITTORAL ZONE ON SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA
Authors: PUGH PJA MACALISTER HE
Citation: Pja. Pugh et He. Macalister, ACARI OF THE SUPRALITTORAL ZONE ON SUB-ANTARCTIC SOUTH GEORGIA, Pedobiologia, 38(6), 1994, pp. 552-565
NON-INDIGENOUS ACARI OF ANTARCTICA AND THE SUB-ANTARCTIC ISLANDS
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, NON-INDIGENOUS ACARI OF ANTARCTICA AND THE SUB-ANTARCTIC ISLANDS, Zoological journal of the Linnean Society, 110(3), 1994, pp. 207-217
2 NEW SPECIES OF HALACARELLUS (HALACARIDAE, ACARI) FROM SOUTH GEORGIA
Authors: BARTSCH I PUGH PJA
Citation: I. Bartsch et Pja. Pugh, 2 NEW SPECIES OF HALACARELLUS (HALACARIDAE, ACARI) FROM SOUTH GEORGIA, Journal of Natural History, 28(2), 1994, pp. 493-499
ECOLOGY OF THE LITTORAL HALACARIDAE (ACARI, PROSTIGMATA) OF SOUTH GEORGIA IN THE SUB-ANTARCTIC
Authors: PUGH PJA BARTSCH I
Citation: Pja. Pugh et I. Bartsch, ECOLOGY OF THE LITTORAL HALACARIDAE (ACARI, PROSTIGMATA) OF SOUTH GEORGIA IN THE SUB-ANTARCTIC, Journal of Natural History, 28(1), 1994, pp. 75-85
DISTRIBUTION OF SEAWEED FLORAS IN THE SOUTHERN-OCEAN
Authors: JOHN DM TITTLEY I LAWSON GW PUGH PJA
Citation: Dm. John et al., DISTRIBUTION OF SEAWEED FLORAS IN THE SOUTHERN-OCEAN, Botanica marina, 37(3), 1994, pp. 235-239
A SYNONYMIC CATALOG OF THE ACARI FROM ANTARCTICA, THE SUB-ANTARCTIC ISLANDS AND THE SOUTHERN-OCEAN
Authors: PUGH PJA
Citation: Pja. Pugh, A SYNONYMIC CATALOG OF THE ACARI FROM ANTARCTICA, THE SUB-ANTARCTIC ISLANDS AND THE SOUTHERN-OCEAN, Journal of Natural History, 27(2), 1993, pp. 323-421
AN APPLICATION OF SCANNED FOCUSED ION-BEAM MILLING TO STUDIES ON THE INTERNAL MORPHOLOGY OF SMALL ARTHROPODS
Authors: YOUNG RJ DINGLE T ROBINSON K PUGH PJA
Citation: Rj. Young et al., AN APPLICATION OF SCANNED FOCUSED ION-BEAM MILLING TO STUDIES ON THE INTERNAL MORPHOLOGY OF SMALL ARTHROPODS, Journal of Microscopy, 172, 1993, pp. 81-88
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