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Ecological and ethological divergence among bats at the De Hoop Nature Reserve
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The feasibility of using landsat TM imagery for longterm vegetation monitoring in the fynbos biome
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Ecology and life history of the Vlei Rat, Otomys Irroratus (Brants, 1827), on the Van Riebeeck Nature Reserve, Pretoria
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Phylogeography of the southern African vlei rat, Otomys irroratus, inferred from chromosomal and DNA sequence data
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Analysis of the rolling motion of loaded hoops
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A geochemical investigation of the waters and sediments of De Hoop
Vlei, Bredasdorp district, South Africa
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Die gebruik van rituele en simbole binne die erediens as draers van hoop (Afrikaans)
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Getraumatiseerde adolessente se soeke na hoop : ‘n pastorale model (Afrikaans)
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Disturbance effects of boat-based tourism on waterbirds at the Ramsar-designated De Hoop Vlei, Western Cape, South Africa
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Die groei van hoop na mastektomie : 'n Narratiewe, pastoraal-gesinsterapeutiese studie (Afrikaans)
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‘n Homiletiese perspektief aan die hand van Romeine om aan mense in ‘n postmoderne konteks hoop te bied
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Drugs, death squads and politicians : the rise of non-state armed actors in Rio de Janeiro
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Ds. Willem Petrus de Villiers : woordbedienaar in 'n voorpossamelewing
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Aspekte van die kortkuns van Abraham H De Vries
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Stedelike groei en verval in die De Aar-streek, met spesiale verwysing na die effek daarvan op die interne struktuurkenmerke van die dorpe
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Reza de Wet (1952-2012) : life and works
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Professor JC (Kay) De Villiers (1928-2018) : a life in medicine
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La vie et l'oeuvre de Francois de Curel
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Nonnie de la Rey 1856-1923 (Afrikaans)
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Autonomy of the Igreja Presbiteriana de Moçambique (IPM) pastoral concern for liberation
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Skryf as terapie by twee vertellers uit 'n postkoloniale bestel : 'n vergelykende studie van Een vlek op de rug deur J. van de Walle en Eben Venter se Foxtrot van die vleiseters
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Willem de Merode : A.J. Levenstein.
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Application of de-embedding methods to microwave circuits
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A predominance of hypertensive heart failure in the Abuja heart study cohort of urban Nigerians: a prospective clinical registry of 1515 de novo cases.
