A study of the oviducal glands and ovisacs of Balanus balanoides (L.), together with comparative observations on the ovisacs of Balanus hameri (Ascanius) and the reproductive biology of the two species
by Walker
Part of Philosophical transactions / Royal Society of London -- Series B: Biological sciences; Vol.291, no.1047, 24 November 1980, pp147-162
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