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  1. Water ciculation and coastal trapping of brackish water in a tropical mangrove-dominated bay in Kenya
    Kitheka,J.U.(REGH1001076)
  2. Wetlands as accreting systems: Nutrient recyling in wetlands
    Twinch, A. J.(REGH1001132)
  3. Water circulation dynamics, water column nutrients and plankton productivity in a well-flushed tropical bay in Kenya
    Kitheka, J. U.(REGH1001133)
  4. Water circulation and coastal trapping of brackish water in a tropical mangrove-dominated bay in Kenya
    Kitheka, J. U.(REGH1001134)
  5. Wetlands water resources and agariculture productivity an important for biodiversity conservation
    Tindamanyire, T.(REGH1001488)
  6. Wildlife in Bangladesh mangrove ecosystem
    Khan, M.A.R(REIN0000817)
  7. Waterfowl status at Coringa wildlife sanctuary, Andhra Pradesh
    Rao, V.V.(REIN0000944)
  8. Wood-boring molluscs of the family Pholadidae of the Panaji coast
    Santhakumaran, L.N.(REIN0000945)
  9. Wood-boring organisms from Valapattanam backwaters, south west coast of India
    Nair, N.B.(REIN0000946)
  10. Wood structure of Aegiceras corniculatum and its ecological adaptations to salinities
    Sun, Q.(REIN0001246)
  11. Water purification by bivalves in shallow areas of Tokyo Bay
    Kohata, K.(REJP0000089)
  12. World Mangrove Atlas
    Mark, S.(REJP0000223)
  13. Water quality measurement methods for sea grass habitat
    Stephen, G.(REJP0000358)
  14. Writing on the environment a journalist as an educationalist
    Tuan, V.M.(REJP0000543)
  15. What attracts juvenile coral reef fish to mangrove habitat complexity or shade?
    Morinie're, de la E.C. (REJP0000794)
  16. What we can do for mangroves
    Baba, S.(REJP0000842)
  17. Working plan of mangrove forests (coastal forests) from 1985-86 to 2004-2005
    Qureshi, M.T.(REJP0000864)
  18. Wonders of marine forests (Chinese)
    Lizhong, M.(REJP0000969)
  19. Women's role in mangrove plantation and protection in Can Gio
    Tuan, L.D.(REJP0001150)
  20. Wetland exploitation and utilization in Tam Giang-Cau Hai coastal lagoon: importance and current status
    Thanh, T.D.(REJP0001180)
  21. Where women take control
    Hinrichsen, D.(REJP0001280)
  22. water pollution and habitat degradation in the Gulf of Thailand
    Cheevaporn, V.(REJP0001345)
  23. What is special about mangroves?
    Vannucci, M.(REJP0001374)
  24. Wetland systems for bioregenerative reclamation of wastewater: from closed systems to developing countries
    Nelson, M.(REJP0001412)
  25. Wetlands or aquatic ape? Availability of food resources
    Ellis, D.V.(REJP0001430)
  26. Why do juvenile fish utilise mangrove habitats?
    Laegdsgaard, P.(REJP0001748)
  27. Water states and water gates in osmotic processes, and the inoperative concept of molfraction of water
    Scholander, P.F.(REJP0001751)
  28. What makes mangroves attractive to fish? Use of artificial units to test the influence of water depth, cross-shelf location, and presence of root structure
    Nagelkerken, I.(REJP0002161)
  29. Wave reduction in a mangrove forest dominated by Sonneratia sp.
    Mazda, Y.(REJP0002180)
  30. Wetlands of the Pacific Island region
    Ellison, J.C.(REJP0002192)
  31. Water quality in the Great Barrier Reef region: Responses of mangrove, seagrass and macroalgal communities
    Schaffelke, B.(REJP0003005)
  32. Where have all the BIG crab gone?
    Chonchuenchob, P.(REJP1100021)
  33. West Bengal, Indian east coast (environmental situation)
    Holmgren, S.(REJP1100032)
  34. Woodfuel position with particular reference to mangrove areas in Myanmar
    Ohn, U.(REJP1100064)
  35. Woodfuel production an marketing in Pakistan. National workshop, Faisalabad, Pakistan 28-30 October 1997
    Anonymous(REJP1100083)
  36. Why do uvenile fish mangrove habitats
    Pia, L.(REJP1100173)
  37. What survives in Bangladesh? (Distribution and conservation of Primates in forest areas)
    Gittins, S.P.(REJP1100193)
  38. Worldwide compendium of mangrove-associated aquatic species of economic importance
    Matthes, H. (ed.)(REJP1100246)

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