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1	History and cultural identity Barbadian space and the legacy of empire / Burrowes, Marcia P. A. January 2000 (has links) Thesis (doctoral)--University of Warwick, 2000. / BLDSC reference no.: DX216462. Barbados Barbados
2	Strain specificity and "selfnon-self" recognition in a tropical marine demosponge, Verongia longissima Kaye, Heather R. January 1979 (has links) No description available. Demospongiae -- Barbados. Ctenophora -- Barbados.
3	Reproduction and larval development in ophiuroids (echinodermata) of Barbados, West Indies Mladenov, Philip V. January 1976 (has links) No description available. Ophiuroidea -- Barbados. Echinodermata -- Barbados.
4	The development and identification of pelagosphaera larvae (Sipuncula) of Barbados, West Indies / Kafri, Jacob. January 1979 (has links) No description available. Worms -- Barbados. Sipuncula -- Barbados.
5	Strain specificity and "selfnon-self" recognition in a tropical marine demosponge, Verongia longissima Kaye, Heather R. January 1979 (has links) No description available. Ctenophora -- Barbados. Demospongiae -- Barbados.
6	The development and identification of pelagosphaera larvae (Sipuncula) of Barbados, West Indies / Kafri, Jacob. January 1979 (has links) No description available. Sipuncula -- Barbados. Worms -- Barbados.
7	Reproduction and larval development in ophiuroids (echinodermata) of Barbados, West Indies Mladenov, Philip V. January 1976 (has links) No description available. Echinodermata -- Barbados. Ophiuroidea -- Barbados.
8	Vegetation zones and environment on the Barbados coast Randall, Roland E. January 1968 (has links) No description available. Botany -- Barbados Coasts -- Barbados Physical geography -- Barbados
9	Vegetation zones and environment on the Barbados coast Randall, Roland E. January 1968 (has links) No description available. Physical geography -- Barbados Botany -- Barbados Coasts -- Barbados
10	Distribution, abundance and life history of the reef coral Favia fragum (Esper) in Barbados : effects of eutrophication and of the black sea urchin Diadema antillarum (Philippi) Mann, Gary S. (Gary Seymour) January 1994 (has links) Effects of variation in eutrophication and in Diadema antillarum densities (grazing pressure) on the abundance and life history characteristics of Favia fragum on seven reefs along the west coast of Barbados were investigated. Densities of D. antillarum were negatively correlated with eutrophication levels, and interpretations of their effects have been made simultaneously. Abundance of F. fragum was lower on more eutrophic reefs with lower D. antillarum densities. This may result from effects of eutrophication and of D. antillarum on algal cover on reefs. Macrophytic algae were more abundant, and crustose coralline algae less abundant, on eutrophic reefs with lower D. antillarum densities; and macrophytic algal cover was negatively correlated with crustose coralline algal cover across reefs. F. fragum abundance was positively correlated with crustose coralline algal cover, and F. fragum occurred less frequently on reef areas where macrophytic algae were abundant. High eutrophication and low D. antillarum density (grazing pressure) may therefore reduce F. fragum abundance by increasing the cover of macrophytic algae relative to crustose coralline algae on reefs. Neither planulation periodicity, colony fecundity, nor polyp fecundity in F. fragum differed at different eutrophication levels and D. antillarum densities. Moreover, adult growth and adult mortality did not differ with eutrophication levels and D. antillarum densities on reefs. However, growth of juveniles appeared slower and mortality higher on eutrophic reefs with low D. antillarum densities. Moreover, larvae of F. fragum preferred to settle on crustose coralline algae than on turf algae (macrophytic algae), and the former are comparatively scarce on eutrophic reefs with low D. antillarum densities. The results suggest that the negative correlation between adult abundance of F. fragum and eutrophication levels/grazing pressure (D. antillarum densities) on Barbados reefs are caused primarily by effects Corals -- Barbados Eutrophication -- Barbados. Diadematidae -- Barbados.

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