Malacological Society of Australasia

Molluscan Research

Volume 18, Issue 2 (Australasian Abalone):

31 October 1997. Edited by S.A. Shepherd, P.E.McShane and F.E.Wells

Effects of post-larval abalone (Haliotis rubra) grazing on the epiphytic diatom assemblage of coralline red algae.
Sabine Daume, Sascha Brand and Wm. J. Woelkerling
pp. 119-130.
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Variable response from abalone larvae (Haliotis iris, H. virginea) to a range of settlement cues.
Rodney D. Roberts and Christine M. Nicholson
pp. 131-141
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Contribution of diatoms as food sources for post-larval abalone Haliotis discus hannai on a crustose coralline alga.
Hideki Takami, Tomohiko Kawamura and Yoh Yamashita
pp. 143-151
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Early juvenile growth of the abalone Haliotis australis in culture.
Graeme A. Moss
pp. 153-159.
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Difference in the relative abundance of abalone (Haliotis iris) in relation to the perceived status of two regional fisheries in New Zealand.
Paul E. McShane
pp. 161-168
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Optimum conditions using manganese as a shell marker for abalone age validation studies.
G.P. Hawkes, R.W. Day, M.W. Wallace and T.D. Harriden.
pp. 169-181
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Feeding effects of postlarval red abalone, Haliotis rufescens (Mollusca: Gastropoda) on encrusting coralline algae.
Christopher L. Kitting and Daniel E. Morse.
pp. 183-196.
Abstract

The shell microstructure and chronology of the abalone Haliotis corrugata.
S.A.Shepherd and M. Avalos-Borja.
pp. 197-207.
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How many juvenile abalone are there? The example of Haliotis roei.
Fred E. Wells and John K. Keesing.
pp. 209-218.
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A practical chronology for the abalone Haliotis fulgens.
S.A. Shepherd and J.R. Turrubiates-Morales.
pp. 219-226.
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Post-settlement survival of abalone (Haliotis iris, H. australis) in turbulent flows.
J. Reyn. Naylor and Paul E. McShane.
pp. 227-232.
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Studies on southern Australian abalone (genus Haliotis) XVII. A chronology of H. laevigata.
S.A. Shepherd and L. Triantafillos.
pp. 233-245.
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Studies on southern Australian abalone (genus Haliotis) XVIII. Ring formation in H. scalaris.
S.A. Shepherd and Sylvain Huchette.
pp. 247-252.
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Variability in larval settlement of abalone on artificial collectors.
K.R. Rodda, J.K. Keesing and B.L. Foureur.
pp. 253-264.
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Abalone stock enhancement by larval seeding: effect of larval density on settlement and survival.
P.A. Preece, S.A.Shepherd, S.M.Clarke and J.K.Keesing.
pp.265-273.
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Size-structure and growth of individuals suggest high exploitation rates in the fishery for blacklip abalone, Haliotis rubra, in New South Wales, Australia.
N.L.Andrew, D.G. Worthington and P.A. Brett.
pp. 275-287.
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Review of abalone culture and research in New Zealand.
David R. Schiel.
pp. 289-298.
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Growth and demography of paua Haliotis iris (Mollusca: Gastropoda) in northeastern New Zealand.
S.H. Hooker, R.G. Creese and A.G. Jeffs.
pp. 299-311.
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Isolation of a fungus from shell lesions of New Zealand abalone, Haliotis iris Martyn and H. australis Gmelin.
Carolyn S. Friedman, Roseanne Grindley and Jonathon A. Keogh.
pp. 313-324.
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