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Paper-1FEMALE SECOND POLAR MOMENTS OF INERTNESS ARE RELATED TO MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-2CORRELATION COEFFICIENT MATRIX FOR SEVEN FACTORS IN THE CLIMATE OF 23 LOCALITIES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-3LOWEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS RELATED TO HIGHEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY, HIGHEST OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES, MOMENTS OF INERTIA AND STERNITE PROMINENCE AND HIGHEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS RELATED TO ABUNDANCE, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-4MASS IS RELATED TO NINE FACTORS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-5FACTORS RELATED TO SUNSHINE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-6STERNITE PROMINENCE AND OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURE ARE RELATED TO ABUNDANCE IN CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-7DOES EJACULATE VOLUME, MASS, AND COLEOPOD SPINE LENGTH AND NUMBER VARY WITH MOMENTS OF INERTIA AND SEX RATIO IN CENTROBOLUSCOOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
Paper-8SURFACE AREA, SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO, AND CLIMATIC CORRELATES IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833.
M. Cooper
Paper-9AIR PRESSURE IS RELATED TO SEVEN FACTORS AND DISTANCE TO THE NEAREST AIRPORT IS RELATED TO AT LEAST THREE FACTORS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-10SECOND POLAR MOMENTS OF INERTNESS ARE RELATED TO TIME IN RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-11MONTH WITH THE LOWEST NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS IS RELATED TO AT LEAST FOUR FACTORS AND MONTH WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS IS RELATED TO FIVE FACTORS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-12FACTORS RELATED TO PRECIPITATION IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-13VOLUME IS RELATED TO OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN COASTAL FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-14CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO AT LEAST TWENTY FACTORS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-15NO AIR PRESSURE-SPECIES RICHNESS RELATIONSHIP IN JULOMORPHIDAE VERHOEFF, 1924
M. Cooper
Paper-16AIR PRESSURE IS (INVERSELY) RELATED TO SPECIES RICHNESS IN DALODESMIDAE COOK, 1896A
M. Cooper
Paper-17HIGH AIR PRESSURE IS RELATED TO LOW SPECIES RICHNESS IN GNOMESKELUS ATTEMS, 1926
M. Cooper
Paper-18AIR PRESSURE IS NOT RELATED TO SPECIES RICHNESS IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833
M. Cooper
Paper-19HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ARE RELATED TO SPECIES VOLUME IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-20HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT A MONTH ARE RELATED TO SPECIES VOLUME IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-21HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT A MONTH ARE RELATED TO MONTH WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-22COPULATION DURATION IS RELATED TO MONTH WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-23HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT A MONTH ARE RELATED TO PRECIPITATION IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-24HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT A MONTH ARE RELATED TO TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-25PRECIPITATION IS RELATED TO TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-26TEMPERATURE IS RELATED MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-27IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED TO PRECIPITATION IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
  
  
 
Paper-28IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT A MONTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-29TEMPERATURE IS RELATED MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-30IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED TO TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
Paper-31MOMENTS OF INERTIA ARE RELATED TO MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST REDMILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-32IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED TO MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
Paper-33IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED TO MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
Paper-34IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED TO LOWEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
Paper-35IS MATING FREQUENCY RELATED TO HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897?
M. Cooper
Paper-36COPULATION DURATION IS MODELLED TO MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-37MASS IS CORRELATED TO LOWEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-38MASS IS CORRELATED TO MONTH WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Ian Cooper
Paper-39VOLUME IS CORRELATED TO MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-40CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-41CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO SEX RATIO IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-42CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO LENGTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-43CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO WIDTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-44                                          CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO LONGITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
 M. Cooper
Paper-45 CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED AVERAGE TEMPERATURE VARIATION IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
 M. Cooper
Paper-46  CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
  M. Cooper
Paper-47

  CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO HIGHEST OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN COASTAL FOREST RED  MILLIPEDES         CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897

    M. Cooper
Paper-48                                         

CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO MINIMUM OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN COASTAL FOREST RED  MILLIPEDES     CENTROBOLUS  COOK, 1897

  M. Cooper
Paper-49

CURVED SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO MEAN OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN COASTAL FOREST RED  MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897                      

M. Cooper
Paper-50 WIDTH IS RELATED HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN A MONTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-51LENGTH IS RELATED TO HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-52                                     

LOWEST NUMBER OF DAILY HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN A DAY IS RELATED TO LENGTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897

  M. Cooper
Paper-53

FEMALE WIDTH IS RELATED TO HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897               

M. Cooper
Paper-54  LENGTH IS RELATED TO HIGHEST TOTAL HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN A MONTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. Cooper
Paper-55MOMENTS OF INERTIA ARE RELATED TO WIDTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-56                    SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO LENGTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-57                                                       SURFACE AREA IS RELATED TO WIDTH IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-58

  THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DRIEST AND WETTEST MONTHS VARY WITH THE DISTANCE TO THE CLOSEST AIRPORT ACROSS THE DISTRIBUTION OF PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833

M. I. COOPER
Paper-59THE WETTEST MONTHS VARY WITH THE DISTANCE TO THE CLOSEST AIRPORT ACROSS THE DISTRIBUTION OF PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833
M. I. COOPER
Paper-60THE DRIEST MONTHS VARIES WITH THE DISTANCE TO THE CLOSEST AIRPORT ACROSS THE DISTRIBUTION OF PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833
M. I. Cooper
Paper-61                                               MEAN ANNUAL TEMPERATURE VARIES WITH THE LOWEST AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN DETERMINING THE SIZE OF FEMALE PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833 
M. I. COOPER
Paper-62                                                      MEAN ANNUAL TEMPERATURE VARIES WITH THE HIGHEST AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN DETERMINING THE SIZE OF FEMALE PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833
M. I. COOPER
Paper-63

MALE SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO CORRELATES WITH THE LOWEST AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND POTENTIALLY ALSO SPECIES RICHNESS IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833

M. I. COOPER
Paper-64MALE SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO CORRELATES WITH FEMALE SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO AND POTENTIALLY ALSO SPECIES RICHNESS IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833.
M. I. COOPER
Paper-65SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO CORRELATES WITH THE LOWEST AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND POTENTIALLY ALSO SPECIES RICHNESS IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833.
M. I. COOPER
Paper-66                         SURFACE AREA-TO-VOLUME RATIO IS RELATED TO TEMPERATURE IN CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-67   FEMALE SURFACE AREA-TO-VOLUME RATIO IS RELATED TO MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IN CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-68                             SURFACE AREA-TO-VOLUME RATIO IS RELATED TO LOWEST NUMBER OF DAILY HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN CENTROBOLUS COOK,
M. I. COOPER
Paper-69                                LOWEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS RELATED TO HIGHEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-70MONTH WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS IS RELATED TO HIGHEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY
M. I. COOPER
Paper-71

ABUNDANCE IS RELATED TO HIGHEST RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897

M. I. COOPER
Paper-72COPULATION DURATION IS RELATED TO MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-73                       COPULATION DURATION IS MODELLED TO ALTITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-74PRECIPITATION IS RELATED TO LATITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-75                   

PRECIPITATION IS RELATED TO LONGITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897

M. I. COOPER
Paper-76                              

TEMPERATURE IS RELATED TO LONGITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897

M. I. COOPER
Paper-77SPECIES RICHNESS IS NOT RELATED TO DISTANCE TO THE NEAREST AIRPORT IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDS CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-78                         DISTANCE TO THE NEAREST AIRPORT IS RELATED TO LATITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-79                             HOURS OF SUNSHINE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IS RELATED TO LONGITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-80                                       SURFACE AREA-TO-VOLUME RATIO CORRELATES WITH THE MONTH WITH THE MOST DAILY HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833
M. I. COOPER
Paper-81SURFACE AREA-TO-VOLUME RATIO CORRELATES WITH THE MONTH WITH THE LOWEST DAILY HOURS OF SUNSHINE IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833
M. I. COOPER
Paper-82                            MALE SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO TRACKS AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN PILL MILLIPEDES SPHAEROTHERIUM BRANDT, 1833.
M. I. COOPER
Paper-83                              MINIMUM TEMPERATURE IS RELATED TO LONGITUDE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-84FIFTEEN FACTORS RELATED TO THE AVERAGE MONTHLY DURATION OF SUNLIGHT IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897
M. I. COOPER
Paper-85                                MINIMUM OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN COASTAL FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897 IS RELATED TO SEVENTEEN FACTORS
M. I. COOPER
Paper-86                                    MEAN OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURE IN FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897 IS RELATED TO SIXTEEN FACTORS
M. I. COOPER
Paper-87MINIMUM OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES IN COASTAL FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897 IS RELATED TO HIGHEST OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURE
M. I. COOPER
Paper-88                                      PHOENICULUS DAMARENSIS – P. PURPUREUS LATITUDINAL AS WELL AS LONGITUDINAL GRADIENTS IN MANTLE IRIDOSOME DIAMETERS WHEN CONTROLLING FOR BODY MASS
M. I. COOPER
Paper-89                               HIGHEST OCEAN WATER TEMPERATURES NEAR COASTAL FOREST RED MILLIPEDES CENTROBOLUS COOK, 1897 IS RELATED TO FOURTEEN FACTORS
M. I. COOPER