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According to Wikipedia , Brian John Marples FRSNZ was a British zoologist who spent most of his career in New Zealand. Early years Marples was born in Hessle, Yorkshire, in north-eastern England. He was educated at Kingsmead in Cheshire, and St Bees in Cumberland before attending Exeter College at Oxford University. He graduated as a BA from Oxford in 1929, subsequently obtaining a MSc from the University of Manchester in 1931, and MA from Oxford in 1933. He married Mary Joyce Ransford in 1931.
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1940 1950 1960 1970 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 Published Works The New Zealand Sea Shore (1968) The Structure and Development of the Nasal Glands of Birds (1932) The spinnerets and epiandrous glands of spiders (1967) Spiders from Western Samoa (1955) Fossil penguins from the mid-Tertiary of Seymour Island (1953) (37)The Roman Fortress at Longthorpe (1974) 18. Notes on the Spiders Hyptiotes paradoxus and Cyclosa conicn (1937) A study of the little owl, Athene noctua, in New Zealand (1942) (22)An introduction to freshwater life in New Zealand (1962) (17)The Winter Starling Roosts of Great Britain, 1932-1933 (1934) Zosterops lateralis at Dunedin, New Zealand (1945) Two endocranial casts of cetaceans from the Oligocene of New Zealand (1949) Spiders from some Pacific Islands (1955) (13)Observations on Cantuaria toddi and other trapdoor spiders (Aranea : Mygalomorpha) in Central Otago, New Zealand (1972) Notes on some neognathous bird bones from the early Tertiary of New Zealand (1946) (12)The hypochilomorph spiders (1968) Pacific Symphytognathid Spiders (1951) (9)A mechanism for recording automatically the nesting habits of birds. (1943) THE MATACHIINAE, A GROUP OF CRIBELLATE SPIDERS (1962) The Rookeries of the Wirral Peninsula (1932) A fossil penguin bone from Kawhia, New Zealand (1963) Spiders from Some Pacific Islands, III: The Kingdom of Tonga (1959) (5)Spiders from Some Pacific Islands, Part V (1964) (5)Mygalomorph Spider in Samoa (1951) Spiders from Some Pacific Islands, Part IV The Cook Islands and Niue (1960) (4)The Subcutaneous Venous System of the Common Dogfish, Scyliorhinus [Scylliwm] caniculus (L). (1936) XXXVII.—Notes on the fauna of a mountain slope in the Pyrenees (1934) Some temporary ponds near Sutton, Otago (1959) (1)The Chukor in New Zealand. (1953) The feeding grounds of rooks and other birds. (1935) Automatically recording nesting habits. (1943) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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