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Ref.	Title	Author
	VOLUME 10(4) 2003
276	The vegetation history of Snowdonia since the late glacial period	Peter Rhind and Barbara Jones
275	Malham Tarn Moss: the surface water chemistry of an ombrotrophic bog	Michael C.F. Proctor
274	West Angle Bay: a case study. The fate of the limpets	Robin G. Crump, Andrew D. Williams and John H. Crothers
273	Rocky shore snails as material for projects (with a key for their identification)	J.H. Crothers
272	The climate of Malham Tarn	T.P. Burt and B.P. Horton
	VOLUME 10(2 & 3) 2002
271	Landform studies in Mosedale, Northeastern Lake District: opportunities for field investigations.	Richard Clarke and Peter Wilson
270	British Plant Galls: identification of galls on plants and fungi	Margaret Redfern, Peter Shirley & Michael Bloxham
	VOLUME 10 No. 1(2001)
269	A key to the families of British bugs (Insecta, Hemiptera)	Dennis Unwin
268	A review of rook status, with new South Pembrokshire data 1986-1996	David I Little, Annette E. Little and David Levell
267	Lichen flora of the Malham Tarn area	M.R.D. Seaward and A. Pentecost
266	The natural history of Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve XXII: the climate of Slapton Ley	T.P.Burt and B.P.Horton
265	Common topshells: an introduction to the biology of Osilinus lineatus with notes on other species in the genus	J.H.Crothers
264	A teacher's guide to exploring colour in the environment	Anne and John Bebbington
	VOLUME 9 No. 4(1999/00)
263	John Barrett - an obituary	John Crothers
262	Developing field visits for facts and feelings	Sue Dale Tunnicliffe
261	Some observations on the erosion of tarn moss by the waters of Malham Tarn	Alan Pentecost
260	Identification of common benthic diatoms in rivers	Martyn Kelly
259	Earthworms of the Malham Tarn Estate (Yorkshire Dales National Park)	Kevin R. Butt
258	A guide to the identification of deciduous broad leaved trees and shrubs in winter	Andrew May and Jonathan Panter
	VOLUME 9 No. 3 (1998/9)
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
254	The impact of trampling by student groups on saltmarsh vegetation	Alaister D. Headly and Fay Sale
253	The Sea Empress incident and the limpets of Frenchman's Steps	John Archer-Thomson
	VOLUME 9 NO.2 (1997/8)
252	Malham Tarn National Nature Reserve: the vegetation of Malham Tarn Moss and fens	E.A.Cooper and M.C.F.Proctor
251	Grassland management to promote diversity: creation of a patchy sward by mowing and fertilizer regimes	M.Fenner and L.Parner
250	Oribatid mites from Slapton Wood and the vicinity of Slapton Ley	Francis D.Monson
249	Phosphorus fractionation in the sediments of Malham Tarn, North Yorkshire	Allan Pentecost
248	Chela dimorphism and handedness in the common shore crab Carcinus maenas	H.J.Pynn
247	Field key to the freshwater fishes and lampreys of the British Isles	Alwyne Wheeler
	VOLUME 9 NO.1 (1996/7)
246	A key to the major groups of British marine invertebrates	J.H.Crothers
245	A key to the adults of British lacewings and their allies (Neuroprocta, Megaloptera Raphidioptera and Mecoptera)	Colin W.Plant
	VOLUME 8 No. 4 (1995/6)	†
244	Long-term study of the natural environment at Slapton Ley	T.P. Burt & A.L. Heathwaite
243	The hydrology of Slapton catchments	T.P. Burt & A.L. Heathwaite
242	Property distributions and flow structure in the Slapton wood catchment	N.A. Chappell & S.W. Franks
241	Modelling of stream flow at Slapton Wood using TOPMODEL within an uncertainty estimation framework	J. Fisher & K.J. Beven
240	The limnology of Slapton Ley	P.J. Johnes & H.M. Wilson
239	Stream water quality and nutrient export in the Slapton catchments	T.P. Burt, A.L. Heathwaite & P.J. Johnes
238	Sediment yields and sediment delivery in the catchments of Slapton Lower Ley, South Devon	I.D.L. Foster, P.N. Owens & D.E. Walling
237	The vascular plants: an update	Ailsa Burns
236	Mammals and other animals	Chris Riley
235	The Slapton fungal (including lichen) survey: inventorying and documenting changes in the Mycobiota	F.S. Dobson & D.L. Hawksworth
234	The fish of Slapton Ley	C.R. Kennedy
233	A review of 35 years of bird ringing at Slapton Ley (1961-1995) together with a brief historical review of ornithological observations	Dennis Elphick
232	Education and conservation issues in the Slapton Ley NNR	Stephen Trudgill, Keith Chell and Chris Riley
	VOLUME 8 No. 3 (1994)
231	Student investigations on the population structure of the common topshell, Monodonta lineata, on the Gore, Somerset.	J.H.Crothers
230	A Bird Census carried out in West Wales compared to the Common Bird Census population trends 1981-1986.	D.I.Little & Shaw
229	Brackish saltmarsh communities in the Glaslyn Marsh Trust Reserve.	P.M.Rhind & A.Jones
228	The effects of Set-Aside on soil nitrate levels: Middlegrounds Farm, Slapton, South Devon.	Tristan Loring & Stephen Trudgill
227	The Natural History of Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve XXI: The palaeolimnology of the uppermost sediments of the Lower Ley, with interpretations based on 210Pb dating, and the historical record.	P.E.Sullivan
226	Tors, rock platforms and debris slopes at Stiperstones, Shropshire.	Richard Clark
225	Field Key to the Shore Fishes of the British Isles.	Alwyne C.Wheeler
224	Isolation of microfungi from soil and water samples from the Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve.	G.S.Hall , D.L.Hawksworth & S.Livingstone
	VOLUME 8 No. 2 (1993)
223	From field studies to taxonomy.	R.H.L.Disney
222	Learning more about ecology: post graduate certificate in education biologist field courses.	J.A.Barker & A.M.Lucas
221	Thoughts on fieldwork.	Rupert Booth
220	Developing field courses for schools, Past, present and future.	Patricia A.Wilson
219	Ethics, attitudes and environmental understanding.	R.J.Berry
218	A comparison of relief.	Keith Clayton
217	The Natural History of Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve XX: The Changing Bryophyte Flora.	J.W.Bates, A.R.Perry & M.C.F.Proctor
	VOLUME 8 No. 1 (1992)
216	Random-access identification guides for a microcomputer - available together with a disk	Colin Legg
215	Random-access guide to the sedges of the British Isles using a microcomputer - available together with a disk	Colin Legg
214	The Gann Flat, Dale; thirty years on.	A.Edwards, P.Garwood & M.Kendall
213	Distribution of sessile marine organisms on the wall of a littoral limestone cave at Barafundle Bay, South Pembrokeshire.	M.A.Ward
212	The effects of releasing captive hedgehogs (Erinaceus europaeus) into the wild.	P.A.Morris, S.Munn & S.Craig-Wood
211	The Fern Guide: an introductory guide to the ferns, clubmosses, quillworts and horsetails of the British Isles. (Replaced by OP117)	James Merryweather & Michael Hill
	VOLUME 7 No. 4 (1991)
210	Orielton Duck Decoy: the story of its decline.	Tim Scott & Carl Mitchell
209	Environmental Changes in Shropshire during the last 13,000 years.	S.N.Twigger & C.J.Haslam
208	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XIX: a preliminary study on the control of nitrate and phosphate pollution in wetlands.	S.T.Trudgill, A.L.Heathwaite & T.P.Burt
207	The Ergopod: a simple device to measure on-shore wave action.	D.J.Galley
206	The Nettlecombe Grassland Experiment 1968-1990. Student investigations of continuity and change in a grassland sward.	J.H.Crothers
205	A field guide to the Sharks of British Coastal Waters. (NOT AVAILABLE)	Phillip Vas
204	A key to the Woodlice of Britain and Ireland.	Stephen Hopkin
	VOLUME 7 No.3 (1990)
203	British Sawflies (Hymenoptera; Symphyta): A key to the adults of genera occurring in Britain.	Adam Wright
202	The comparative ecology of the flat periwinkles, Littorina obtusata (L.) and L. mariae Sacchi et Rastelli.	Gray A.Williams
201	An amendment to the crab key.	John and Marilyn Crothers
200	The distribution of corixidae in Lakes, and the ecological status of the North West Midland Meres.	A.A.Savage
199	A key to the adults of British Lesser Water Boatmen (Corixidae).	A.A.Savage
198	The ecology of a lowland sandstone river: the River Perry, Shropshire.	D.M.Harper
	VOLUME 7 No.2 (1989)
197	Keys to families of British spiders.	Lawrence Jones-Walters
196	Soil types: a field identification guide.	S.Trudgill
195	Student investigations on the fauna of an Exmoor stream.	J.H.Crothers
194	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XVIII. Nitrogen and phosphorus losses from the catchment - an export coefficient approach.	P.J.Johnes & P.E.O'Sullivan
	VOLUME 7 No.1 (1988)
193	Integrated geomorphological and ecological studies on rocky shores in Southern Britain.	S.Trudgill
192	Pagurus bernhardus (L.) - an introduction to the natural history of hermit crabs.	Ian Lancaster
191	Some aspects of the water chemistry in the area around Malham Tarn, North Yorkshire.	C.Woof and E.Jackson
190	Plant species enrichment of ecologically-impoverished grassland. A small-scale trial.	M.Fenner & Ian F.Spellerberg
189	A key to the adults of British Water Beetles (NOT AVAILABLE)	Laurie E.Friday
	VOLUME 6 No.4 (1987)
188	A current meter and a leveller for intertidal surveying.	J.C.Aldrich
187	A key to the major groups of British free-living Terrestrial Invertebrates.	S.M.Tilling
186	On the graphical presentation of quantitative data: a postscript.	J.H.Crothers Combined with Offprint 142
185	Rabbit grazing. Studies in a grassland community using faecal analysis and exclosures.	Rasik Bhadresa
184	The rainfall-runoff relationship in a small catchment.	Heather Howcroft and A.Willis
183	A simple technique for the translocation of anthills.	J.D.Box
182	The Woodlands of Telford New Town: their history, variation and conservation.	R.W.Tobin, J.R.Packham & A.J.Willis
	VOLUME 6 No.3 (1986)
181	A key to the Major Groups of British Freshwater Invertebrates.	P.S.Croft
180	Sea Spiders (Pycnogonids) in and around Milford Haven (Southwest Wales).	P.E.King & R.M.Case
179	Sea Spiders. A revised key to the adults of littoral Pycnogonida in the British Isles.	P.E. King
178	Studies on barnacles limpets and topshells in Milford Haven.	Annette E. Little, B.Dicks & J.H.Crothers
177	The Estuary of the River Ore, Suffolk: three decades of change in a longer-term context.	A.P.Carr
176	Comparative evaluation of four species diversity indices related to two specific ecological situations.	Giovanni Giavelli, Orazio Rossi & Franco Sartore
175	Ecotones and community boundaries: analysis by pitfall trapping.	C.E. Terrell-Nield
174	Population structure of Lithophyllum incrustans (Philippi). Corallinales Rhodophyta, from Southwest Wales.	R.G.J.Edyvean & H.Ford
173	The current status and distribution of freshwater crayfish in Britain.	J.S.Goddard & J.B.Hogger
172	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XVII : Additions to and changes in the Fungi (including Lichens).	D.L.Hawksworth
	VOLUME 6 No.2 (1985)
171	Dog-whelks: an introduction to the biology of Nucella lapillus (L.).	J.H.Crothers
170	Recreation, management and landscape in Epping Forest: c.1800-1984.	R.L.Layton
169	Shield bugs and woodland composition in Epping Forest.	Paul H.Dulwich
168	The exploitation of the Horton Flags -considered as an example of industrial archaeology.	W.R.Mitchell
167	Field observations of limestone weathering and erosion in the Malham district, North Yorkshire.	S.T.Trudgill
	VOLUME 6 No.1 (1984)
166	A key to the families of British Coleoptera (and Strepsiptera).	D.M.Unwin
165	Nettlecombe Park - its history and its epiphytic lichens : an attempt at correlation.	Francis Rose & Pat Wolseley
164	A comparison of two methods for classifying British broadleaved woodland.	K.J.Kirby
163	Shropshire Geology - stratigraphic and tectonic history.	Peter Toghill & Keith Chell
162	The growth of Chara globularis and its relationship to calcium carbonate deposition in Malham Tarn.	Allan Pentecost
161	An introduction to the biology of British littoral barnacles.	P.S.Rainbow
	VOLUME 5 No.5 (1983)
160	The natural history, life history and ecology of the two British species of Asterina.	R.G.Crump & R.H.Emson
159	A synopsis of the taxonomist's tasks, with special reference to phylogenetic cladism.	R.H.L.Disney
158	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XVI: The soils of Slapton Wood.	S.T.Trudgill
157	Species diversity - a comment on a paper by W.B. Yapp.	M.B.Usher
156	A field guide to the slugs of the British Isles.	R.A.D.Cameron, B.Eversham & N.Jackson
155	A key to crabs and crab-like animals of British inshore waters.	John and Marilyn Crothers
154	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XV: Hydrological processes in the Slapton Wood catchment.	T.P.Burt, D.P.Butcher, N.Coles & A.D.Thomas
	VOLUME 5 No.4 (1982)
153	Runoff and sediment output from a small lowland catchment - the example of Preston Montford Brook.	David Job
152	Coastal spray weathering of bedrock in the supratidal zone at East Prawle, South Devon.	D.N.Mottershead
151	Measuring plant distribution in limestone pavement.	J.A.Silvertown
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
148	Collecting methods and the adequacy of attempted fauna surveys, with reference to the Diptera.	R.H.L.Disney, Y.Z.Erzinclioglu, D.J.de C.Henshaw, Diane Howse, D.M.Unwin, P.Withers & Alison Woods
147	The distribution of Euglena mutabilis in sphagna, with reference to Malham Tarn North Fen.	Allan Pentecost
146	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XIV: The history and management of the fishery.	P.R.Bregazzi, R.J.Burrough & C.R.Kennedy
145	Records of caddis flies (Trichoptera) from Rothamsted light traps at Field Centres.	M.I.Crichton & Dorothy B.Fisher
144	Mapping three millennia of settlement and land use on Crownhill Down, southwest Dartmoor.	D.D.Gilbertson & J.R.Collis
	VOLUME 5 No.3 (1981)
143	Key to the families of British Diptera.	D.M.Unwin
142	On the graphical presentation of quantitative data.	J.H.Crothers Combined with offprint No.186
141	Environmental planning and rural settlement policy.	P.J.Cloke
140	An illustrated guide to the Diatoms of British coastal plankton.	J.B.Sykes
139	Explanatory description of the landforms of the Malham area.	Keith Clayton
138	The tufa deposits of the Malham district.	Allan Pentecost
	VOLUME 5 No.2 (1980)
137	The soils of England and Wales.	C.P.Burnham
136	An assessment of conservation values within a large Site of Special Scientific Interest.	M.B.Usher
135	Biological Illustration: a guide to drawing for reproduction.	Claire & D.H.Dalby
134	Stand structure, species composition and succession in some Shropshire woods.	R.A.D.Cameron
133	Central Place provision in theory and practice: an evaluation in Shropshire.	David Job & Maggie Jarman
132	Patterns of animal and plant distribution on rocky shores of the South Hams (South Devon).	N.H.McCarter & A.D.Thomas
131	Lichens of the South Devon coastal schists.	D.L.Hawksworth
130	Hedgerow shrubs and landscape history: some Shropshire examples.	R.A.D.Cameron & D.J.Pannett
	VOLUME 5 No.1 (1979)
129	The limnology of the eutrophic meres of the Shropshire-Cheshire Plain. A review.	C.S.Reynolds
128	Temperature records on Fountains Fell with some Pennine comparisons.	G.Manley
127	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XIII: The water balance of Slapton Ley.	C.D.van Vlymen
126	Specific diversity in woodland birds.	W.B.Yapp
125	A field key to the British Brown Seaweeds (Phaeophyta).	Sue Hiscock
	VOLUME 4 No.5 (1978)
124	Stream channel and flow relationships - recent techniques illustrated by studies on some Dartmoor streams.	Chris.C.Park
123	Terrestrial snail faunas of the Malham area.	R.A.D.Cameron
122	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XII: Birds.	R.G.Burton & I.D.Mercer
121	Valley deposits at Juniper Hall, Dorking: a physical and ecological analysis with emphasis on the sub-fossil land snail fauna.	B.W.Barrett & J.E.Chatfield
120	Woodland continuity and change in Epping Forest.	Colin A.Baker, Paul A.Moxey & Patricia M.Oxford
119	Observations on the brown trout (Salmo trutta) and perch (Perca fluviatilis) of Malham Tarn, North Yorkshire.	R.J.Burrough & C.R.Kennedy
118	Parasites of trout and perch in Malham Tarn.	C.R.Kennedy & R.J.Burrough
	VOLUME 4 No.4 (1977)
117	Underground flow in cavernous limestones with special reference to the Malham area.	D.I.Smith & T.C.Atkinson
116	A guide to the British coastal Mysidacea.	P.Makings
115	The hydrology of a small catchment.	Heather J.Howcroft
114	The intertidal invertebrate fauna of the Severn Estuary.	C.R.Boyden, J.H.Crothers, C.Little & C.Mettam
	VOLUME 4 No.3 (1976)
113	Corixidae (water boatmen) of the north-west midland meres.	Alan A.Savage & Mary M.Pratt
112	Woodland mollusca around Nettlecombe, Somerset.	M.J.Bishop
111	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve XI: Myxomycetes (slime moulds).	Bruce Ing
110	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve X: Fungi.	D.L.Hawksworth
109	On the distribution of some common animals and plants along the rocky shores of West Somerset.	J.H.Crothers
108	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve IX: The morphology and history of the lake basins.	C.R.Morey
	VOLUME 4 No.2 (1975)
107	British Water Plants.	S.M.Haslam, C.A.Sinker & P.A.Wolseley
106	Review of management policy for the Malham Tarn Estate.	R.H.L.Disney
105	Some aspects of the Quaternary history of Start Bay, Devon.	J.R.Hails
104	The climate at Slapton Ley.	S.Ratsey
103	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve VIII: The parasites of fish, with special reference to their use as a source of information about the aquatic community.	C.R.Kennedy
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
100	The Quaternary deposits at Doniford, West Somerset.	D.D.Gilbertson & D.N.Mottershead
99	Revised field key to the invertebrate fauna of stony hill streams.	Margaret Redfern
	VOLUME 4 No.1 (1974)
98	The distribution and habitat preferences of British marine isopods : a survey scheme.	D.M.Holdich & R.J.Lincoln
97	The North Craven Fault : geological structures of Cowside Beck (Black Hill) Yorkshire.	Derek Brumhead & Margaret Calloway
96	A revised key for the identification of intertidal Bryozoa (Polyzoa).	J.S.Ryland
95	Nutrient and phytoplankton studies in Llangorse Lake, a eutrophic lake in the Brecon Beacons National Park.	R.Jones & K.Benson-Evans
94	On variation in the shell of the dog-whelk Nucella lapillus (L.) 1.Pembrokeshire.	J.H.Crothers
93	The vegetation of Malham Tarn fens.	M.C.F.Proctor
	VOLUME 3 No.5 (1973)
92	An illustrated introduction to the testate rhizopods in Sphagnum with special reference to the area around Malham Tarn, Yorkshire.	Sarah A.Corbet
91	Feeding patterns of wading birds on the Gann Flat and river estuary at Dale.	J.M.Edington, P.J.Morgan & R.A.Morgan
90	Farm patterns in the Stiperstones mining district. 1.Field method and historical analysis.	David J.Pannett, David Thomas & R.Gerard Ward
89	The climate at and around Nettlecombe Court, Somerset.	S.Ratsey
88	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve VII: The hydrology of the Slapton Wood stream.	R.P.Troake & D.E.Walling
87	The natural history of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve VI: Studies on the parasites.	Elizabeth U.Canning, Francis E.G.Cox, Neil A.Croll & Kathleen M.Lyons
	VOLUME 3 No.4 (1972)
86	Centres for field studies in England and Wales : the results of a questionnaire survey in 1969.	A.T.Herbert, P.H.Oswald & C.A.Sinker
85	Aspects of spit development and decay: the estuary of the River Ore, Suffolk.	A.P.Carr (Replaced by offprint No.177)
84	The Irish Sea glaciation of North Shropshire - some environmental reconstructions.	J.Shaw
83	The terrestrial mollusca of the Malham area.	R.A.D.Cameron & M.Redfern
82	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve V: non-marine mollusca.	June E.Chatfield
81	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve IV: Lichens.	D.L.Hawksworth
80	Vegetation of Dartmoor	S.D.Ward, A.D.Jones & N.Manton
	VOLUME 3 No.3 (1971)
79	A preliminary survey of the Collembola of Skokholm.	H.J.Gough
78	The lichens of the Dale peninsula and other nearby localities.	B.W.Ferry
77	Littoral Pycnogonids of the British Isles.	P.E.King & G.B.Crapp (Replaced by offprint No. 179)
76	Coastal head deposits between Start Point and Hope Cove, Devon.	D.N.Mottershead
75	The ecology of the planktonic blue-green algae in the North Shropshire meres, England.	C.S.Reynolds
74	The soils of the Malham Tarn area.	P.Bullock
	VOLUME 3 No.2 (1970)
73	Observations on the fish population of Rostherne Mere, Cheshire.	J.W.Banks
72	The Cefni salt marsh, Anglesey, and its recent development.	J.R.Packham & M.J.Liddle
71	The salt marshes of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.	D.H.Dalby
70	Nettlecombe Court: 1 The Trevelyans and other residents. 2. The Buildings.	R.J.E.Bush & G.U.S.Corbett
69	The distribution of crabs on rocky shores around the Dale peninsula.	J.H.Crothers
68	The natural history of the house mouse.	R.J.Berry
67	Morphology and distribution of features resulting from frost action in Snowdonia.	D.F.Ball & R.Goodier
	VOLUME 3 No.1 (1969)
66	Field key to the invertebrate fauna of a small stony hill stream.	Margaret Redfern (Replaced by Offprint No.99)
65	Studies on the fauna of a Shropshire hill stream.	Faith Arnold & T.T.Macan
64	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve III: The flowering plants and ferns.	B.S.Brooks & Ailsa Burns
63	The distribution of crabs in Dale Roads, Milford Haven, during summer.	J.H.Crothers
62	Zonation of supralittoral lichens on rocky shores around the Dale peninsula, Pembrokeshire.	B.W.Ferry & J.W.Sheard
61	Development of vegetation in Staverton Park, Suffolk.	G.F.Peterken
60	Soils of Snowdon.	D.F.Ball, G.Mew & W.S.G.Macphee
	VOLUME 2 No.5 (1968)
59	On the dating of English houses from external evidence.	J.T.Smith & E.M.Yates
58	The natural history of spear thistle heads.	Margaret Redfern
57	Bird Communities in the Malham Tarn region of the Pennines.	Kenneth Williamson
56	The distribution and keys to species in the family Littorinidae and of their digenean parasites in the region of Dale, Pembrokeshire.	B.L.James
55	The biology of the shore crab Carcinus maenas (L.) 2. The life of the adult crab.	J.H.Crothers
	VOLUME 2 No.4 (1967)
54	The corixidae of two Shropshire meres.	T.T.Macan
53	Observations on the dry-land orientation of Gyrinus marinus Gy (Caraboidea:Col.).	J.D.Carthy
52	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve II: Preliminary studies on the freshwater algae.	Kathryn Benson-Evans, Dianne Fisk, Gillian Pickup & Patricia Davies
51	A contribution to the glacial studies of the Malham Tarn area.	R.Clark (Replaced by Offprint No.139)
50	Marine biology of Milford Haven : the distribution of littoral plants and animals.	A.Nelson-Smith
49	The biology of the shore crab Carcinus maenas (L.) 1. The background, anatomy, growth and life history.	J.H.Crothers
	VOLUME 2 No.3 (1966)
48	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve I: Introduction and morphological description.	I.D.Mercer
47	The origin of the landforms of the Malham area.	Keith M.Clayton (Replaced by offprint No.139)
46	Serpulid tubeworms (Polychaeta:Serpulidae) around Dale, Pembrokeshire.	A.Nelson-Smith & J.M.Gee
45	The seaweeds of Dale.	W.Eifion Jones & Ronald Williams
44	The bryophytes of the parish of Dale.	D.H.Dalby
	VOLUME 2 No.2 (1965)
43	A population study of imaginal Ischnura elegans (van der Linden) (Odonata: Coenagriidae) at Dale, Pembrokeshire.	M.J.Parr
42	The Dartmoor oak copses: observations and speculations.	I.G.Simmons
41	The natural history of Malham Tarn.	Paul F.Holmes
40	The growth and distribution of Monodonta lineata (da Costa) on a rocky shore in Wales.	Edward E.Williams
39	Marine biology of Milford Haven: the physical environment.	A.Nelson-Smith
38	Dark Age and Medieval settlement on the edge of wastes and forests.	E.M.Yates
	VOLUME 2 No.1 (1964)
37	Denudation chronology of parts of southwestern England.	D.Brunsden, C.Kidson, A.R.Orme & R.S.Waters
36	Soils of Shropshire.	C.P.Burnham & D.Mackney
35	The geology of the area around Malham Tarn, Yorkshire.	Jean O'Connor
34	The non-marine mollusca of the parish of Dale.	L.W.Stratton
33	Pembrokeshire sea-trading before 1900.	Barbara J.George
	VOLUME 1 No.5 (1963)
32	Farming patterns in Craven.	D.S.F.Williams
31	Malham Tarn House: its building materials, their weathering and colonization by plants.	Arthur Raistrick & Oliver L.Gilbert
30	Ecological studies on the spider fauna of the Malham area.	Eric Duffey
29	The coal industry in Pembrokeshire.	George Edwards
28	Zonation of animals and plants on rocky shores around Dale, Pembrokeshire.	John Moyse & A.Nelson-Smith
	VOLUME 1 No.4 (1962)
27	The North Shropshire meres and mosses: a background for ecologists.	C.A.Sinker
26	Archaeology of Malham Moor.	Arthur Raistrick & Paul F.Holmes
25	The distribution of Hydracarina in the vicinity of Flatford Mill Field Centre, East Suffolk.	C.L.Hopkins
24	Biology and identification of intertidal Polyzoa.	J.S.Ryland
23	A key to the genera of British seaweeds.	W.Eifion Jones
	VOLUME 1 No.3 (1961)
22	The Devonian system in South Devonshire.	D.L.Dineley
21	The algae of the Malham Tarn district.	J.W.G.Lund
20	A study of settlement patterns.	E.M.Yates
19	A key to the water mites (Hydracarina) of the Flatford area.	C.L.Hopkins
18	The flowering plants and ferns of Dale, Pembrokeshire.	Martin George
17	A biologically-defined exposure scale for the comparative description of rocky shores.	W.J.Ballantine
16	Notes on the scientific policy of the Field Studies Council.	A.R.Clapham
	VOLUME 1 No.2 (1960)
15	The raised beaches and strandlines of South Devon.	A.R.Orme
14	Shropshire Geology: an outline of the tectonic history.	D.L.Dineley (Replaced by offprint No.163)
13	Mosses and liverworts of the Malham district.	M.C.F.Proctor
12	The birds of Malham Moor.	P.F.Holmes
11	Wind and vegetation of the Dale peninsula.	J.Oliver
10	Population changes around the shores of Milford Haven from 1800 to the present day.	Margaret C.Gilpin
9	The Gann Flat, Dale: studies on the ecology of a muddy beach.	R.Bassindale and R.B.Clark
	VOLUME 1 No.1 (1959)
8	Freshwater studies in the Shropshire Union Canal.	Heather M.Twigg
7	The geography of the Alberbury Breccia.	I.D.Mercer
6	Stratigraphy and pollen analysis of Malham Tarn and Tarn Moss.	M.E.Piggott & C.D.Piggott
5	The geomorphology of the Tillingbourne	Valerie J.Mercer
4	A key to the land snails of the Flatford area.	J.E.Morton & J.Machin
3	The climate of the Dale peninsula, Pembroke.	J.Oliver
2	Land use and farm practice in the parish of Dale.	Barbara J.Dresser
1	The birds of the parish of Dale, including Skokholm.	J.H.Barrett