Rubinoff_Environment_1989.pdf
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Environment, Vol. 31, No. 5
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Environment, Vol. 31, No. 5
Essay: Tax Rich Nations, Save the Jungle. International Wildlife 18(3): 24.
I. Rubinoff, J.b. Graham and J. Motta. 1986. Diving of the sea snake <em>Pelamis platurus</em> in the Gulf of Panama. I. Dive depth and duration. Marine Biology 91(2): 181-191.
Diving of the sea snake <em>Pelamis platurus</em> in the Gulf of Panama - II Horizontal Movement Patterns. Marine Biology 97 (2): 157-163.
Differential reactions of Atlantic and Pacific predators to sea snakes. Nature 228(5278): 1288-1290 (with C. Kropach).
Observations on the migration of a marine goby through the Panama Canal.
Copeia (1969): 395-397 (with R. W. Rubinoff).
Geographic and reproductive isolation in Atlantic and Pacific populations of Panamanian Bathygobius. Evolution 25(1): 88-97 (with R. W. Rubinoff).
Interoceanic colonization of a marine goby through the Panama Canal. Nature 227(5127): 476-478 (with R. W. Rubinoff).
Central American Sea-Level Canal: Possible Biological Effects. Science 161(3844): 857-861.
Ira Rubinoff. 1983. A strategy for preserving tropical forests. In: Tropical Rain Forest: Ecology and Management. Eds. S. L. Sutton, T. C. Whitmore and A. C. Chadwick, Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford, U. K.: 465-476.