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Israel Journal of Zoology Volume 21, 1972 - Issue 3-4: CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF SUEZ CANAL MIGRATION
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Contributions to the Knowledge of Suez Canal Migration

VEGETATION OF THE BITTER LAKES IN THE SUEZ CANAL WATER SYSTEM

Y. Lipkin Department of Botany, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv
Pages 447-457 | Published online: 30 Apr 2013

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Berit Riddervold Heimdal, Jens Petter Taasen & Malte Elbrächter. (1977) Net phytoplankton of the Great Bitter Lake in the Suez Canal. Sarsia 63:2, pages 75-83.
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Y. Lipkin. (1972) MARINE ALGAL AND SEA-GRASS FLORA OF THE SUEZ CANAL. Israel Journal of Zoology 21:3-4, pages 405-446.
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Al. Barash & Z. Danin. (1972) THE INDO-PACIFIC SPECIES OF MOLLUSCA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND NOTES ON A COLLECTION FROM THE SUEZ CANAL. Israel Journal of Zoology 21:3-4, pages 301-374.
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