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Department of Zoology Publication list 1967 – 2009 1967 1. SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1967. A new record of Compsoneuriella njalensis (Kimins) (Ephemeroptera: Heptageniidae) in South Africa. Mem. ent. Soc. sth. Afr. 29: 151- 156. 1968 2. SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1968. A revision of the genus Afronurus lestage (Ephemeroptera: Heptageniidae) in South Africa. Mem. ent. Soc. sth. Afr. 10: 1-46. 1969 3. SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1969. Notes on the food habits of fish in Lake Barberspan, Western Transvaal, South Africa. Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol. 17: 689-701. 1970 4. HEYNS, J. & ARGO, A.D. 1970. Actinolaimoidea of South Africa (Nematoda: Dorylaimida). Phytophylactica 1: 217-228. 1971 5. HEYNS, J. 1971. South African Criconematinae Part 1: Genera Nothocriconema, Lobocriconema, Criconemella, Xenocriconemella and Discocriconemella (Nematoda). Phytophylactica. 2: 49-56. 6. HEYNS, J. 1971. South African Criconematinae Part 2: Genera Croconema, Hemicriconemoides and some Macroposthonia (Nematoda). Phytophylactica 2: 129- 136. 7. HEYNS, J. 1971. South Arican Criconematinae Part 3: More species of Hemicriconemoides and Macroposthonia (Nematoda). Phytophylactica 3: 254-250. 8. HEYNS, J. 1971. A guide to the plant and solid Nematodes of South Africa. A.A. Balkema, Cape Town. 233pp. 9. SWANEPOEL, J.H. 1971. The ontogenesis of the chondrocranium and of the nasal sac of the microhylid frog Breviceps adspersus pentheri Werner. Ann. Univ. Stellenbosch. 46: 1-119. 10. VAN DEN BERGH, E. & HEYNS, J. 1971. South African Hoplolaiminae 1: The genus Hoplolaimus Daday, 1905. Phytophylactica 2: 221-226. 1 1972 11. ARGO, A.D. & HEYNS, J. 1972. Four new species of the genus Ironus Bastian 1865 (Nematoda: Ironidae) from South Africa. Phytophylactica 4: 59-66. 12. DE SWARDT, G.H., SWANEPOEL, J.H. & DUVENAGE, A.J. 1972. Sintese van ribosomale RNA en proteïne in die rypwordende tamatie. Wetenskaplike Bydraes, PUCHO 48: 1-10. 13. DU TOIT, P., VERMEULEN, J. & SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1972. ‟n Ondersoek na die ouderdom en lengte/massaverhouding van Tilapia mossambica in Loskopdam, Oos- Transvaal. Tydskr. Natuurwet. 12: 129-147. 14. GÖLDNER, H.J., SCHOONBEE, H.J. & VERMEULEN, J. 1972. ‟n Vergelyking van merk-terugvangskattingsmetodes vir visbevolkings in Loskopdam, Oos-Transvaal. Tydskr. Natuurwet. 12: 88-1-3. 15. HATTINGH, J. 1972. The correlation between transepidermal water loss and the thickness of epidermal components. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 43A: 719-722. 16. HATTINGH, J. 1972. A comparative study of transepidermal water loss through the skin of various animals. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 43A: 715-718. 17. HATTINGH, J. 1972. The influence of blood flow on transepidermal water loss. Acta Dermatol. 52: 365-370. 18. HATTINGH, J. 1972. Thermal gradients in the green monkey. S. Afr. J. Med. Sci. 37: 1-5. 19. HEYNS, J. 1972. Three Xiphinema species from the South Western Cape Province (Nematoda: Longidoridae). Phytophylactica 3: 107-114. 20. HEYNS, J. 1972. Observations on South Africa Paralongidorus species (Nematoda: Longidoridae) with descriptions of two new species. Phytophylactica 4: 127-132. 21. SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1972. The role of ecology in the species evaluation of the genus Afronus lestage (Heptageniidae) in South Africa. Proc. 1st. Internat. Congr. Ephemeroptera, Leyden, pp. 88-113. 22. SCHOONBEE, H.J., VERMEULEN, J. & DU TOIT, P. 1972. Verwysings na die kondisiefaktor van Tilapia mossambica Peters (Pisces: Cichlidae) in Lopskopdam, Oos-Transvaal. Tydskr. Natuurwet. 12: 153-157. 23. VERMEULEN, J., SCHOONBEE, H.J. & DU TOIT, P. 1972. Enkele opmerkings oor die totale lengte/skubstraal verhouding van Tilapia mossambica in Loskopdam, Oos- Transvaal. Tydskr. Natuurwet. 12: 148-152. 2 1973 24. DE SWARDT, G.H., SWANEPOEL, J.H. & DUVENHAGE, A.J. 1973. Relationship between changes in ribosomal RNA and total protein synthesis and the respiration climacteric in pericarp tissues of tomatoes. Z. Phlanzenphiol. 70: 358-365. 25. DU TOIT, P.J., HATTINGH, J. & SCHABORT, J.C. 1973. The haemoglobins of Labeo umbratus (Smith) and Labeo capensis (Smith). J. Fish Biol. 5: 523-526. 26. HATTING, J. 1973. Abnormal cells in the stratum corneum. S. Afr. J. Sci. 69: 278- 279 27. HATTING, J. 1973. Some blood parameters of the yellowfish (Barbus holubi) and the barbel (Catfish gariepinus). Zool. Afr. 8: 35-39. 28. HATTING, J. & BARTELS, H. 1973. The oxygen affinity of Axolotl blood and haemoglobin before and after metamorphosis. Res. physiol. 18: 1-13. 29. HATTING, J. & DU TOIT, P.J. 1973. The haemoglobins of the yellowfish and barbel. S. Afr. J. Med. Sci. 38: 37-41. 30. LE GRICE, D.S. & HEYNS, J. 1973. Pineapple pests, in insect pests of subtropical fruit crops. In: Entomology memor 33, Dept. Afric. Tech. Serv. (ed) Milne, D.L.: pp. 36-42. 31. VAN DEN BERG, E. & HEYNS, J. 1973. South African Noplolaiminae 2: The genus Scutellonema Andrassy 1958. Phytophylactica 5: 23-40. 1974 32. BASSON, J.B.E. & HEYNS, J. 1974. The genus Mesodorylaimus in South Africa (Nematoda: Dorylaimoidea). Phytophylactica 6: 261-288. 33. HATTINGH, J. 1974. ‟n Vergelykende studie van sekere bloedeienskappe van Labeo umbratus (Smith) en Labeo capensis (Smith). Tydskr Natuurwet. 14: 60-63. 34. HATTINGH, J. 1974. The effect of certain pharmacological compounds and ions on fish hearts. S. Afr. J. Med. Sci. 39: 127-131. 35. HATTINGH, J. 1974. The measurements of transepidermal water loss. S. Afr. J. Sci. 70: 120-121. 36. HEYNS, J. 1974. The genus Xiphinema in South Africa I. X. americanum-groep (Nematoda: Dorylaimida). Phytophylactica 6: 157-164. 37. HEYNS, J. 1974. The genus Xiphinema in South Africa II. X. elongatum-group (Nematoda: Dorylaimida). Phytophylactica 6: 249-260. 38. HEYNS, J. & HARRIS, R.H.G. 1974. Dolichodorus brevistilus n.sp. (Tylenchida), a plant parasitic nematode found in sugarcane fields in Natal. Phytophylactica 5: 123- 126. 3 39. VAN DEN BERGH, E. & HEYNS, J. 1974. South African Hoplolaiminae 3. The genus Rothylenchus Filipjer, 1936. Phytophylactica 6: 165-184. 40. VAN PLETZEN, A.J.J. & HATTINGH, J. 1974. The regulation of oxygen binding power of fish blood. S. Afr. Sci. 70: 314. 1975 41. HATTINGH, J. 1975. Oxygen consumption and temperature selection of mudfish. S. Afr. J. Sci. 71: 90. 42. HATTINGH, J. 1975. The influence of hormones and blood flow on transepidermal water loss. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 50A; 439-442. 43. HATTINGH, J., FOURIE, F. LE ROUX & VAN VUREN, J.H.J. 1975. The transport of freshwater fish. J. Fish Biol. 7: 447-449. 44. HEYNS, J. 1975. Paratrichidorus maximus. C.I.H. Descriptions of plantparasitic nematodes. Set 5, No. 75, Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, 4 pp. 45. HEYNS, J. 1975. Paratrichidorus christei. C.I.H. Descriptions of plantparasitic nematodes. Set 15, No. 69, Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, 4 pp. 46. HEYNS, J. & ARGO, A.D. 1975. New and little known species of the nematode families Monhisteridae and Tripylidae from South Africa. Phytophylactica 5: 149-154. 47. SCHOONBEE, H.J., SWANEPOEL, J.H. & VAN GRAAN, J.J.M. 1975. Bestudering van enkele ekologiese aspekte van ‟n laboratoriumekostelsel m.b.v. die radio-isotoop. 32 pp. 48. STUTTERHEIM, C.J. 1975. Simbiotiese en kommensalistiese verwantskappe van voëls met soogdiere in Suidelike Africa. Publ. Univ. Pretoria 97: 83-85. 49. VAN DEN BERGH, E. & HEYNS, J. 1975. South African Hoplolaimidae. 4. The genus Helicotylenchus Steiner 1945. Phytophylactica 7: 35-52. 50. VAN DER WAAL, B.C.W. & SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1975. Age and growth studies of Clarias gariepinus (Clariidae) in the Transvaal, South Africa. J. Fish Biol., 7: 217-223. 1976 51. FOURIE. F. LE R. & HATTINGH, J. 1976. A seasonal study of the haematology of carp (Cyprinus carpio) from a locality in the Transvaal, South Africa. Zool. Afr. 11: 75- 80. 52. FOURIE, F. LE R. & VAN VUREN, J.H.J. 1976. A seasonal study on the haemoglobins of carp, Cyprinus carpio and yellowfish, Barbus holubi in South Africa. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 55B: 523-525. 4 53. HATTINGH, J. 1976. The influence of carbon dioxide on the blood sugar concentration in the freshwater fish Labeo capensis (Smith). Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 53A: 235-236. 54. HATTINGH, J. 1976. Effects of transportation on the blood sugar concentration in the freshwater fish Labeo capensis (Smith). Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 53A: 235-236. 55. HATTINGH, J. 1976. Effects of transportation on swimbladder gases. S. Afr. J. Sci. 72: 61-62. 56. HATTINGH, J. 1976. Possible respiratory function of physostome swimbladders. S. Afr. J. Sci. 72: 61-62. 57. HATTINGH, J. 1976. The survival of carp (Cyrpinus carpio) outside water. S. Afr. J. Med. Sci. 72: 248-249. 58. HATTINGH, J. 1976. The survival of carp (Cyrpinus carpio) outside water. S. Afr. J. Med. Sci. 41: 11-15. 59. HATTINGH, J. & SMITH, E.M. 1976. Anticoagulants for avian and repitilian blood: Heparin and EDTA. Flügers Arch 363: 267-269. 60. HATTINGH, J. & WILLEMSE, G.T. 1976. Osmotic fragility of pufadder blood. S. Afr. J. Sci. 72: 181. 61. HEYNS, J. 1976. The genus Xiphinema in South Africa. III. Two new species of the X. hallei-group, with additional information on X. vanderlindei Heyns, 1962 and X. dimorphicaudatum Heyns, 1966 (Nematoda: Dorylaimida). Phytophylactica 8: 67- 78. 62. HEYNS, J. 1976. Rotylenchus parvus. C.I.H. Descriptions of plant parasitic nematodes. Set. 6. no. 83. 63. HEYNS, J. 1976. Preliminary results of a survey of freshwater nematodes in South Africa. J. Limnol. Soc. sth. Afr. 2: 43-45. 64. OOSTHUIZEN, M.J.J., SWANEPOEL, J.H. & OELOFSON, W. 1976. Rapid post mortom removal of the pituitary gland in the adult ostrich (Struthio camelus). S. Afr. J. Sci. 72: 250. 65. SMIT, G.L. & SCHOONBEE, H.J. 1976. Problems encountered with EDTA as anticoagulant for fish blood. S. Afr. J. Sci. 72: 380-381. 66. STUTTERHEIM. C.J. 1976. Nuwe verspreidingsrekords van voëls in die Nasionale Krugerwildtuin. Lanarius 2: 3-4. 67. STUTTERHEIM, C.J., MUNDY, P.J. & COOK, W. 1976. Comparisons between the two species of oxpecker. Bokmakierie 28: 12-14. 68.
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    Jlb Smith Institute of Ichthyology

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