Science in New Guinea, Volume 11University of Papua New Guinea, 1985 - Agriculture |
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Page 82
The slender species offered to Calappa were Terebra kilburni , T. laevigata ... terebrids as potential prey . The prey were presented in the morning and ... terebrids occurred infrequently some- times raising concerns that ...
The slender species offered to Calappa were Terebra kilburni , T. laevigata ... terebrids as potential prey . The prey were presented in the morning and ... terebrids occurred infrequently some- times raising concerns that ...
Page 83
... slender terebrids lower are not very likely to be attacked successfully by Calapra . Indeed , only one individual of the 169 slender terebrids offered was killed for a frequency of kills well below 18. This frequency is far than that of ...
... slender terebrids lower are not very likely to be attacked successfully by Calapra . Indeed , only one individual of the 169 slender terebrids offered was killed for a frequency of kills well below 18. This frequency is far than that of ...
Page 84
... terebrids , especially the more slender species , are too small for insertion of the calappid peeling tooth . Interestingly , the only slender terebrid killed was one attacked by the smallest calappid used in the experiment . Whatever ...
... terebrids , especially the more slender species , are too small for insertion of the calappid peeling tooth . Interestingly , the only slender terebrid killed was one attacked by the smallest calappid used in the experiment . Whatever ...
Contents
Ascorbic acid content of some Papua New Guinean | 1 |
The potential use of modern geodetic methods for geophysical | 19 |
A short note on yields of forty one varieties of aibika | 39 |
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ABSTRACT aibika Alveolinella analysis animals apertural face areas ascorbic acid attack Australian barramundi biology bracken Calappa Calophyllum Chemical chemistry course cognitive demand cognitive development collected concrete crabs crops curricula curriculum Daru Department Ecology fish Fly River foraminifera forest freshwater fronds fronds per square garden gastropods genera geodetic Grade 12 grassland hydrographic infection jassid damage Journal Kiunga laboratory Lake Murray larger foraminifera length Manus Manus Province material methods Motupore Island Mount Hagen National Capital District National High School Nautilus pompilius P.O. Box paper Papua New Guinea plants Port Moresby predation Province provincial high school Pteridium quoyi Research ridges samples satellite scrobiculatus Shayer shell slender terebrids species specimens square metre survey syllabus Table Tanon Straits taro teachers Terebra tertiary tidal topics Transferred from Keravat trees University of Papua University of Technology varieties vegetables Vermeij vitamin Waigani wightianum yarrabense yield