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Orielton

Pembrokeshire Coast

Ref.	Title	Author
268	A review of rook status, with new South Pembrokshire data 1986-1996	David I Little, Annette E. Little and David Levell
256	A checklist of Bryophyte species recorded in Pembrokeshire	P.M. Rhind
255	West Angle Bay, a case study. Littoral monotoring of permanent quadrats before and after the Sea Empress oil spill	R.G.Crump,H.S.Morely and A.D.Williams
229	Brackish saltmarsh communities in the Glaslyn Marsh Trust Reserve.	P.M.Rhind & A.Jones
213	Distribution of sessile marine organisms on the wall of a littoral limestone cave at Barafundle Bay, South Pembrokeshire.	M.A.Ward
210	Orielton Duck Decoy: the story of its decline.	Tim Scott & Carl Mitchell
180	Sea Spiders (Pycnogonids) in and around Milford Haven (Southwest Wales).	P.E.King & R.M.Case
178	Studies on barnacles limpets and topshells in Milford Haven.	Annette E. Little, B.Dicks & J.H.Crothers
174	Population structure of Lithophyllum incrustans (Philippi). Corallinales Rhodophyta, from Southwest Wales.	R.G.J.Edyvean & H.Ford
150	The use for teaching purposes of a rocky shore receiving refinery effluent.	Kingsley Iball & Robin Crump
149	Environmental effects (1969-1981) of a refinery effluent discharged into Littlewick Bay, Milford Haven.	Saran Petpiroon & Brian Dicks
102	Diurnal variations in physico-chemical conditions within intertidal rockpools.	M.J.Daniel & C.R.Boyden
101	Sub-littoral nudibranch mollusca (sea slugs) in Pembrokeshire waters.	Peter Hunnam & Greg.Brown
94	On variation in the shell of the dog-whelk Nucella lapillus (L.) 1.Pembrokeshire.	J.H.Crothers
71	The salt marshes of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.	D.H.Dalby
50	Marine biology of Milford Haven : the distribution of littoral plants and animals.	A.Nelson-Smith
39	Marine biology of Milford Haven: the physical environment.	A.Nelson-Smith
10	Population changes around the shores of Milford Haven from 1800 to the present day.	Margaret C.Gilpin