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Wright, H.E., Jr. (1976). The Dynamic Nature of Holocene Vegetation, A Problem in Paleoclimatology, Biogeography, andjStratigraphic Nomenclature. Quaternary Research, 6:581-596. HV 1.1.

Wright, J.C. (1959). Limnology of Canyon Ferry Reservoir. Limnology and Oceanography, 4(3):235-245. 0113 LIMNOLOGY.

Wright, L.D., and Coleman, J.M. (1972). The Discharge/Wave-Power Climate and the Morphology of Delta Coasts. TR No. 121, Proceedings, Assoc. of Amer. Geographers, 3:186-189. ONR 300 C CL WAVES DELTA.

Wright, L.D., Thom, B.G., and Chappell, J. (1978). Morphodynamic Variability of High-Energy Beaches. 16th Coastal Engineering Conference, AUG 28-SEP 1, 1978. BS 1.2. 1613.

Wright, L.D., Chappell, J., Thom, B.G., Bradshaw, M.P., and Cowell, P. (1979). Morphodynamics of Reflective and Dissipative Beach and Inshore Systems--Southeastern Australia. Marine Geology, 32:105-140. BS 1.4.

First Proofs, 1614.

Wright, L.D., Nielsen, P., Short, A.D., Coffey, F.C., and Green, M.O. (1982). Nearshore and Surfzone Morphodynamics of a Storm Wave Environment: Eastern Bass Strait, Australia. Coastal Studies Unit Tech. Perport No. 82/3, Dept. of geography, Univ. of Sydney, N.S.W., 154 p. 1615.

Wright, L.D., P. Nielsen, A.D. Short, and M.O. Green (1982). Morphodynamics of a microtidal beach. Mar. Geol. 50:97128. 1615

Wright, L.D., S.K. May, A.D. Short, and M.O. Green (1984). Beach and surf zone equilibria and response times. 19th Coastal Eng. Conf. Proc. pp. 21502164. 1615

Wright, L.D., A.D. Short, and M.O. Green (1985). Shortterm changes in the morphodynamic states of beaches and surf zones: an empirical predictive model. Mar. Geol. 62:339364. 1615

Wright, L.D., Short, A.D., and Nielsen, P. (1982). Morphodynamics of High Energy Beaches and Surf Zones: A Brief Synthesis. Coastal Studies Unit Tech. Report No. 82/5, Dept. of Geography, Univ. of Sydney, N.S.W., 64 p. 1616.

Wright, P.B. (1977). Sea Surface Temperature and Climate. Nature, 265:291. 0813.

Wright, S. (date unknown). The Statistical Consequences of Mendelian Heredity in Relation to Speciation. Xeroxed article, p. 161-181. 1274 ADAPTIVE VALUE.

Wyrtki, K. (date unknown). Surface Currents of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean. p. 271-294. ONR 302 CLIMATE CURRENTS.

Wyrtki, K. (1965). The Average Annual Heat Balance of the North-Pacific Ocean and its Relation to Ocean Circulation. J. of Geophysical Research, 70(18):4547-4559. ONR 301 CLIMATE OCEAN HEAT BALANCE.

Wyrwoll, K.-H. (1976). Widespread Late Quaternary Aridity in Western Australia. Nature, 264:429-430. 1271 CL C.