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Proceedings of a Review Workshop held at FAO headquarters, Rome, Italy from 26 to 30 March 1979

Biodiversity Conservation

River Workshop on River Inputs to Ocean Systems (1979 : Rome, Italy)

Physical oceanography of the Tropical Atlantic during GATE

Biodiversity Conservation

Lee, Valery

Environmental policy and management in New Zealand

Anne Deveson

Chris Pip

new zealand

Checklist of literature on coral reefs

BIOTROP. SEAMEO Regional Center for Tropical Biology

Checklist of literature on conservation and utilization of forest genetic resources

BIOTROP. SEAMEO Regional Center for Tropical Biology

Proceedings of the "Pacific islands conference : development the Pacific way"

The conference resolved that greater priority should be given to research and development of strategies, and that international organizations and all governments should pay a greater attention to the special problems of Islands.

Report on a Marine survey at Rarotonga and Aitutaki

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Dahl, A L

This report is based on a detailed examination of a variety of sites around Rarotonga, with particular emphasis on the area between Ngatanglia and Titikaveka. It has not been examine all of the lagoon so certain conclusions are based on extrapolation from the areas visited.

tonga

Etude de la qualite des eaux cotieres autour de Port-Villa|Coastal survey of water quality around Port-Villa

Lam Yuen, T

This is a short survey was not intended to do more than to indicate if there was a present or potential pollution problem in Port-Vila area. Sampling and data collection which would be improved by including other parameters such as pH, phosphorus, nitrates, currents, coral, turtle grass and other benthic communities.

The hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) in Western Samoa

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Banner, Alan C.

Witzell, W.N.

A small population of hawksbill turtles (Eretmochelys imbricated) nest on three small is-lands off the eastern coast of Upolu Island, Western Samoa. The nesting season extends from September to July. Each nest averaged 149.5 eggs. of which 71.1% hatched. The average incubation period was 62 days; the incubating nest temperatures averaged a rise of 3.6°c over sand at equal depth. No natural predation on nests was seen, and Only one instance of natural predation on neonate turtles was seen. Human predation upon eggs and nesting females was extensive; the predation pressure being directly proportional to beach accessibility, and the major factor leading to the decline of the Samoa turtle population. Market surveys indicate a year-round occurrence of hawksbill. In lieu of protective legislation, the Fisheries Division of Western Samoa initiated a turtle conservation project to reduce the incidence of human predation on eggs.

samoa

What Wildflower is That?

Blombery, Alexander Morris

It is commonly thought that each type of Australian Wildflower is widely distributed throughout the continent. Although there are some types of plants which have a wide distribution, the majority of plants are most particular in their requirements and are usually restricted to special conditions and, in some cases, to very limited areas. Where there are similar conditions for plant growth such as moisture availability, climate, nature of soil and topography, it is usual to find similar forms of plant growth in widely separated areas, although there may be a difference in the particular species of plant.

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