WATER SA
ISSN 0378-4738
VOLUME 32
2006
CONTENTS
AND
AUTHOR INDEX
Supplement to Water SA Vol. 33 No. 1
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REFEREES
Herewith a list of referees who adjudicated the papers which appeared in the four issues published in 2006.
Also included are the names of referees who reviewed papers during 2006 and found them to be unsuitable
for publication. We would like to thank them all most sincerely for their willingness and for the time and
effort expended in reviewing these papers in the interest of Water SA. Without their valued input the journal
cannot exist. (The number in brackets after the name indicates the number of papers which were adjudicated
by a particular referee).
Mr WV Alexander
Prof MG Alexander
Prof WJR Alexander
Dr N Anneck-Hahn (2)
Prof N Armitage (3)
Dr P Ashton
Dr HJ Atagana
Prof G Basson
Prof G Bate
Dr D Beukes (2)
Prof GE Blight (2)
Dr M Bloom (2)
Mr FS Botha
Prof J Botha
Prof A Botha-Oberholster
Prof C Bott
Prof H Bouwman
Mr E Braune
Prof T Britz
Prof CA Buckley
Dr A Burger (2)
Ms C Burgers
Prof S Burton
Prof IF Capela
Dr A Caravelli
Dr L Cavé
Dr AD Ceronio
Dr XJ Chen
Dr L Chevallier
Prof TE Cloete
Prof AH Cloot
Prof PP Coetzee (2)
Dr B Cohen (2)
Mr C Crawford
Mr C Crosby
Prof AM Crouch
Dr A Dalvie
Dr R Daneel
Dr GH de Villiers (3)
Dr I Dennis
Ms S Dittke
Dr L Dollar
Dr TG Downing
Dr GH du Plessis (2)
Prof CC du Preez
Prof HH du Preez
Dr C Ehlers
Dr M Ehlers
Prof G Ekama
Dr E Ficara
Mr H Foden
Ms S Freeze
Dr E Friedrich
Mr JFC Friend
Prof A Görgens
Prof WOK Grabow
Prof JU Grobbelaar
Dr E Guibal
Prof R Gulati
Prof J Haarhoff
Dr WR Harding
Prof W Harper
Prof RC Hart
Dr RG Heath
Mr P Herbst
Dr I Hodgson
Dr JE Hoffman
Prof D Hughes
Mr CH Hunter
Prof AA Ilemobade
Mr B Jackson
Prof C James
Prof GPW Jewitt (2)
Dr JP Jia
Mr D Jones
Dr AA Jordanova (2)
Prof N Jovanovic (3)
Dr P Kempster
Dr CJ Kleynhans (2)
Dr N Kleynhans
Dr E Klopper
Dr T Kowalkowski
Dr AC Kruger
Dr A Kunamneni
Prof T Ledger
Dr R Lidén
Mr A Liénard
Dr H MacKay
Ms T Magagula
Dr H Malan
Prof BE Marshall (2)
Prof TS McCarthy
Mr M McCartney
Mr PG Meiring
Dr R Meissner (2)
Dr D Merrey
Prof B Moss
Dr R Mottram
Prof SR Moyo
Prof MJ Mphahlele
Dr EE Müller
Dr S Murialdo
Prof NY Muyima
Mr G Mwiinga
Dr P Myburgh
Mr R Nakhwa
Prof J Ndiritu
Mr C Nengovhela
Prof R Nerenberg
Dr S Oelofse
Dr G Offringa
Prof J Olivier
Prof G Pegram
Prof R Perissinotto
Ms M Perry
Dr K Pietersen (3)
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Prof GF Pinder
Dr AR Pitman (2)
Dr WV Pitman (2)
Prof JH Potgieter
Dr K Prasad
Prof P Praus
Prof WA Pretorius (2)
Mr N Rabie
Mr B Rademeyer
Dr H Rautenbach
Prof H Rohwer
Dr D Rollin
Prof P Rose
Mr W Rössle
Mr D Salmon
Mr K Sami
Prof JJ Schoeman (2)
Prof CF Schutte
Prof MT Seaman
Dr O Shipin
Dr V Smakhtin
Prof TJ Stewart (2)
Dr JM Steyn
Prof J-M Sun
Mr H Sussens
Ms A Swanepoel
Prof AE Taigbenu
Dr PD Tanner
Dr J Taylor
Dr J Temprano
Prof J Theron
Ms C Thirion
Mr P Thompson
Prof G Tivchev
Dr C Trois
Dr M Tsubo
Dr H Tutu
Prof W van Averbeke
Ms L van Baalen
Ms I van der Stoep
Dr SWH van Hulle (2)
Dr C van Huyssteen
Prof GJ van Tonder
Prof J van Vuren
Mr E van Zyl
Mr B van Zyl
Prof JE van Zyl
Dr H von Blottnitz
Dr D Walmsley
Dr H Wiechers
Dr E Wolski
Dr A Wood
Dr C Woolard
Dr YE Woyessa
Prof Y Xu
Dr U Yetis
Prof HL Zietsman
Vol. 32
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No. 1
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January 2006
A generalised groundwater flow equation using the concept of non-integer order derivatives
A Cloot and JF Botha ......................................................................................................................................................................1
Management of a Karoo fractured-rock aquifer system – Kalkveld Water
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User Association (WUA)
BH Usher, JA Pretorius and GJ van Tonder
Tonder ....................................................................................................................................9
Prediction of the environmental impact and sustainability of large-scale irrigation with gypsiferous mine-water
on groundwater resources
JG Annandale, NZ Jovanovic, FDI Hodgson, BH Usher, ME Aken, AM van der Westhuizen, KL Bristow
and JM Steyn.................................................................................................................................................................................21
Comparison between the United States Soil Conservation Service (SCS) and the two models commonly used for
estimating rainfall-runoff in south-eastern Botswana
Rejoice Tsheko ..............................................................................................................................................................................29
Calibration of a frequency-domain reflectometer for determining soil-water content in a clay loam soil
G Lukanu and MJ Savage .............................................................................................................................................................37
Investigation of 207 nm UV radiation for degradation of organic dye in water
Xiangfen Feng, Shaolong Zhu and Huiqi Hou .............................................................................................................................43
Investigation on the sorption of aluminium in drinking water by low-cost adsorbents
Tony Sarvinder Singh, Bhavik Parikh and KK Pant .....................................................................................................................49
Stormwater quality calibration by SWMM: A case study in Northern Spain
Javier Temprano, Óscar Arango, Juan Cagiao, Joaquín Suárez and Iñaki Tejero .........................................................................55
Genotyping of F-RNA coliphages isolated from wastewater and river water samples
A Sundram, N Jumanlal and MM Ehlers ......................................................................................................................................65
Response of micro-algae in the Kromme Estuary to managed freshwater inputs
Snow GC and Adams JB ...............................................................................................................................................................71
Phytoplankton dynamics and periodicity in two cascading warm-water reservoirs from 1989 to 1997 –
taxonomic and functional (C-S-R) patterns, and determining factors
RC Hart .........................................................................................................................................................................................81
Effect of pH and inoculum size on pentachlorophenol degradation by Pseudomonas sp.
Erika Alejandra Wolski, Silvia Elena Murialdo and Jorge Froilán Gonzalez ...............................................................................93
Qualitative monitoring of a treated wastewater reuse extensive distribution system: COD, TSS, EC and pH
T Manios, E Gaki, S Banou, D Ntigakis and A Andreadakis ........................................................................................................99
Verification of Wegelin’s design criteria for horizontal flow roughing filters (HRFs) with alternative filter material
GM Ochieng and FAO Otieno.....................................................................................................................................................105
Short communication
Stability and phase separation behaviour of systems of particles in a medium with added polymer
Habauka M Kwaambwa .............................................................................................................................................................. 111
Technical note
Biological treatment of industrial wastewater containing formaldehyde and formic acid
M Eiroa, A Vilar, C Kennes and MC Veiga ................................................................................................................................115
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No. 2
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April 2006
Multiple criteria decision analysis (MCDA): A tool to support sustainable management of groundwater resources in
South Africa
Kevin Pietersen......................................................................................................................................................................... 119
The feasibility of a permeable reactive barrier to treat acidic sulphate- and nitrate-contaminated groundwater
Sarah JW Skinner and C Frederik Schutte .............................................................................................................................. 129
Estimation of storm runoff loads based on rainfall-related variables and power law models – Case study in Alexandra
Yaw Owusu-Asante and David Stephenson .............................................................................................................................137
Investigating the spatial scaling effect of the non-linear hydrological response to precipitation forcing in a physically
based land surface model
K Lee and NS Oh .......................................................................................................................................................................145
Field, laboratory and estimated soil-water content limits
Mussie F Gebregiorgis and Michael J Savage ..........................................................................................................................155
T rational formula from the runhydrograph
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Mohamed Parak and Geoffrey GS Pegram ..............................................................................................................................163
In support of water-resource planning – highlighting key management issues using DRIFT: A case study
C Brown, C Pemberton, A Birkhead, A Bok, C Boucher, E Dollar, W Harding, W Kamish, J King,
B Paxton and S Ractliffe ...........................................................................................................................................................181
Membrane bioreactor biomass characteristics and microbial yield at very low mean cell residence time
WF Harper (Jr), M Bernhardt and C Newfield ........................................................................................................................ 193
The kinetics of crossflow dynamic membrane bioreactor
Fang Li, Jihua Chen and Chunhua Deng ................................................................................................................................ 199
Preparation and application of nano-TiO2 catalyst in dye electrochemical treatment
Yangming Lei, Zhemin Shen, Xuejun Chen, Jinpin Jia and Wenhua Wang .......................................................................... 205
Deposition of sediment from suspension in emergent vegetation
RG Sharpe and CS James ..........................................................................................................................................................211
Regional based estimates of water use for commercial sugar-cane in South Africa
CN Bezuidenhout, NL Lecler, C Gers and PWL Lyne ............................................................................................................219
Up-scaling of rain-water harvesting for crop production in the communal lands of the Modder River basin in
South Africa: Comparing upstream and downstream scenarios
YE Woyessa, E Pretorius, M Hensley, LD van Rensburg and PS van Heerden ..................................................................... 223
Water supply system decision making using multicriteria analysis
Danielle C Morais and Adiel T Almeida ................................................................................................................................. 229
The effect of sodium chloride and sodium bicarbonate derived anolytes, and anolyte-catholyte combination on biofilms
MS Thantsha and TE Cloete .................................................................................................................................................... 237
The potential for reductive dehalogenation of chlorinated phenol in a sulphidogenic environment in in situ enhanced
biodegradation
George A Ehlers and Peter D Rose .......................................................................................................................................... 243
Environmental life cycle assessment of water supply in South Africa: The Rosslyn industrial area as a case study
Landu Landu and Alan C Brent ............................................................................................................................................... 249
Modelling and simulation of a nitrification biofilter for drinking water purification
Stijn WH van Hulle, Jonathan Verstraete, Joel Hogie, Pascal Dejans and Ann Dumoulin ................................................... 257
Technical note
An investigation of the franchising option for water services operation in South Africa
Kevin Wall ................................................................................................................................................................................ 265
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No. 3
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July 2006
Mass balance-based plant-wide wastewater treatment plant models –
Part 1: Biodegradability of wastewater organics under anaerobic conditions
MC Wentzel, GA Ekama and SW Sötemann ............................................................................................................................................... 269
Part 2: Tracking the influent inorganic suspended solids
GA Ekama, MC Wentzel and SW Sötemann ............................................................................................................................................... 277
Part 3: Biodegradability of activated sludge organics under anaerobic conditions
GA Ekama, SW Sötemann and MC Wentzel ............................................................................................................................................... 287
Part 4: Aerobic digestion of primary and waste activated sludges
SW Sötemann, MC Wentzel and GA Ekama ............................................................................................................................................... 297
Long-term emissions from mechanically biologically treated waste: Influence on leachate quality
Mark Griffith and Cristina Trois .......................................................................................................................................................................... 307
Effect of solids retention time on Microthrix parvicella growth
C Noutsopoulos, D Mamais and A Andreadakis.................................................................................................................................................. 315
The interesting cross-paths of HIV/AIDS and water in Southern Africa with special reference to South Africa
CL Obi, B Onabolu, MNB Momba, JO Igumbor, J Ramalivahna, PO Bessong, EJ van Rensburg, M Lukoto, E Green and TB Mulaudzi .... 323
Developing a yeast-based assay protocol to monitor total oestrogenic activity induced by 17β-oestradiol in activated
sludge supernatants from batch experiments
E Wozei and SW Hermanowicz .......................................................................................................................................................................... 345
Application of a yeast-based assay protocol developed to monitor total oestrogenic activity induced by 17β-oestradiol in activated
sludge supernatants from batch experiments
E Wozei and SW Hermanowicz ........................................................................................................................................................................... 355
An inter-laboratory comparative study of fluoride determination in water
Ji-Hyang Noh and Paul Coetzee .......................................................................................................................................................................... 365
A tensor approach to the estimation of hydraulic conductivities in Table Mountain Group aquifers of South Africa
L Lin and Y Xu .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 371
Flood routing in ungauged catchments using Muskingum methods
MH Tewolde and JC Smithers ............................................................................................................................................................................. 379
Surface water quality assessment using factor analysis
Hülya Boyacioglu ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 389
Development of an automated desktop procedure for defining macro-reaches for river longitudinal profiles
LH Dollar, ESJ Dollar and J Moolman ................................................................................................................................................................ 395
The Ecological Reserve: Towards a common understanding for river management in South Africa
E van Wyk, CM Breen, DJ Roux, KH Rogers, T Sherwill and BW van Wilgen................................................................................................. 403
A simple model for assessing utilisable streamflow allocations in the context of the Ecological Reserve
DA Hughes ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 411
A BMP selection process based on the granulometry of runoff solids in a separate urban catchment
José Anta, Enrique Peña, Joaquín Suárez and Juan Cagiao ................................................................................................................................. 419
The characterisation of rainfall in the arid and semi-arid regions of Ethiopia
Ketema Tilahun .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 429
Contribution of rainwater harvesting technologies to rural livelihoods in Zimbabwe: The case of Ngundu ward in Chivi District
Vurayai Mutekwa and Samuel Kusangaya .......................................................................................................................................................... 437
Water resources and water management in the Bahurutshe heartland
Saroné van Niekerk and Kobus du Pisani ............................................................................................................................................................ 445
Comment on:
Qualitative monitoring of a treated wastewater reuse extensive distribution system: COD, TSS, EC and pH by T Manios, E Gaki,
S Banou, D Ntigakis and A Andreadakis
NV Paranychianakis and KP Tsagarakis ............................................................................................................................................453
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No. 4
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October 2006
The 1950-1998 warm ENSO events and regional implications to river flow variability in Southern Africa
BF Alemaw and TR Chaoka .......................................................................................................................................................459
Hydrological Decision Support Framework (HDSF) – Initial design
DJ Clark and JC Smithers ...........................................................................................................................................................465
Sustainable groundwater use, the capture principle, and adaptive management
Paul Seward, Yongxin Xu and Luc Brendonck...........................................................................................................................473
Deltamethrin in sediment samples of the Okavango Delta, Botswana
PS Daka, VC Obuseng, N Torto and P Huntsman-Mapila..........................................................................................................483
A novel application of phosphogypsum: Treatment of a diamond mine’s slimes tailings
JH Potgieter and C Green ...........................................................................................................................................................489
Characterisation of gold tailings dams of the Witwatersrand Basin with reference to their acid mine drainage potential,
Johannesburg, South Africa
AC Nengovhela, B Yibas and JS Ogola ......................................................................................................................................499
Comparison of several EPA-recommended US and German well-head protection area delineation methods in
agricultural settings
RO Strobl and PD Robillard .......................................................................................................................................................507
Removal of Cd2+, Cr3+, Cu2+, Hg2+, Pb2+ and Zn2+ cations and AsO43- anions from aqueous solutions by mixed clay
from Tundulu in Malawi and characterisation of the clay
SMI Sajidu, I Persson, WRL Masamba, EMT Henry and D Kayambazinthu ............................................................................519
Operational policy for disposal of land-derived wastewater to the marine environment of South Africa
S Taljaard, WAM Botes, SHH Oelofse and P Viljoen.................................................................................................................527
A structured ecosystem-scale approach to marine water quality management
S Taljaard, PMS Monteiro and WAM Botes ...............................................................................................................................535
The effect of selected metals on the central metabolic pathways in biology: A review
C Strydom, C Robinson, E Pretorius, JM Whitcutt, J Marx and MS Bornman .........................................................................543
Studies on the expansion characteristics of the granular bed present in EGSB bioreactors
Yong-Hong Liu, Yan-Ling He, Shu-Cheng Yang and Chun-Jiang An ........................................................................................555
A simulation-based optimisation approach to control nitrogen discharge by activated sludge under winter
seasonal peak load
J-M Choubert, Y Racault, A Grasmick, J-P Canler and A Heduit ...............................................................................................561
Food web (bio-)manipulation of South African reservoirs – viable eutrophication management prospect or illusory
pipe dream? A reflective commentary and position paper
Rob C Hart ..................................................................................................................................................................................567
Anaerobic prefermentation and primary sedimentation of wastewater in a sequencing batch reactor
Oscar González-Barceló and Simón González-Martínez ...........................................................................................................577
Effectiveness of chlorination and ozonation methods on pure cultures of floc-forming micro-organisms and activated
sludge: A comparative study
Alejandro Caravelli, Leda Giannuzzi and Noemí Zaritzky ........................................................................................................585
Review of the African distribution of the brine shrimp genus Artemia
H Kaiser, AK Gordon and TG Paulet..........................................................................................................................................597
Technical note
A simple tool to help decision making in infrastructure planning and management of phytotreatment ponds for the
treatment of nitrogen-rich water
Luigi Vezzulli, Marco Bartoli, Daniele Nizzoli, Mariachiara Naldi, Giorgio Fanciulli, Pierluigi Viaroli and Mauro Fabiano .....605
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Vol. 32
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No. 5
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Special WISA edition
Estimation of nitrification capacity of rock media trickling filters in external nitrification BNR
AW Muller, MC Wentzel and GA Ekama ...................................................................................................................................611
Development of a kinetic model for biological sulphate reduction with primary sewage sludge as substrate
HS van Wageningen, SW Sötemann, NE Ristow, MC Wentzel and GA Ekama ........................................................................619
Studies to distinguish between human and animal faecal pollution using F-RNA coliphages and faecal sterols
A Sundram, N Jumanlal and MM Ehlers ....................................................................................................................................627
Predicting the efficiency of deposit removal during filter backwash
BM Brouckaert, A Amirtharajah, CJ Brouckaert and JE Amburgey ..........................................................................................633
A desalination guide for South African municipal engineers
CD Swartz, JA du Plessis, AJ Burger and G Offringa ................................................................................................................641
Catchment management in semi-arid area of central South Africa: Strategy for improving water productivity
YE Woyessa, M Hensley and LD van Rensburg ........................................................................................................................648
Development of a comprehensive monitoring and auditing tool for oxidation pond systems in the Middle Vaal
and Upper Orange catchment areas
U Jack, G Mackintosh, C Jagals and J van der Merwe ...............................................................................................................655
Verifying data for the implementation of the water release module of the WAS program
A Jansen van Vuuren, E Pretorius and N Benadé .......................................................................................................................661
Biological nitrogen and phosphorus removal by filamentous bacteria in pure culture
TR Ramothokang, SC Simelane and F Bux................................................................................................................................667
A drinking water quality framework for South Africa
Kim Hodgson and Leonardo Manus ...........................................................................................................................................673
Elucidation of the microbial community structure within a laboratory-scale activated sludge process using
molecular techniques
P Padayachee, A Ismail and F Bux .............................................................................................................................................679
The impact of inadequate wastewater treatment on the receiving water bodies – Case study: Buffalo City and
Nkokonbe Municipalities of the Eastern Cape Province
MNB Momba, AN Osode and M Sibewu ...................................................................................................................................687
Microbial deterioration of stored water for users supplied by stand-pipes and ground-tanks in a peri-urban community
S Maraj, N Rodda, S Jackson, C Buckley and N Macleod .........................................................................................................693
Microbiological assessment of food crops irrigated with domestic greywater
Siobhan Jackson, N Rodda and L Salukazana ...........................................................................................................................700
Polyelectrolyte determination in drinking water
S Majam and PA Thompson........................................................................................................................................................705
Investigating the effect of colloids on the performance of a biofilm membrane reactor (BF-MBR) for treatment of
municipal wastewater
T Leiknes, I Ivanovic and H Ødegaard .......................................................................................................................................708
Safe drinking water still a dream in rural areas of South Africa. Case Study: The Eastern Cape Province
MNB Momba, Z Tyafa, N Makala, BM Brouckaert and CL Obi ...............................................................................................715
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AUTHOR INDEX
Page numbers in bold refer to sole or first author
Adams JB
71
Aken ME
21
Alemaw BF
459
Almeida AT
229
Amirtharajah A
633
Amburgey JE
633
An C-J
555
Andreadakis A
99, 315
Annandale JG
21
Anta J
419
Arango Ó
55
Banou S
99
Bartoli M
605
Benadé N
661
Bernhardt M
193
Bessong PO
323
Bezuidenhout CN
219
Birkhead A
181
Bok A
181
Bornman MS
543
Botes WAM
527, 535
Botha JF
1
Boucher C
181
Boyacioglu H
389
Breen CM
403
Brendonck L
473
Brent AC
249
Bristow KL
21
Brouckaert BM
633, 715
Brouckaert CJ
633
Brown C
181
Burger AJ
641
Buckley C
693
Bux F
667, 679
Cagiao J
55, 419
Canler J-P
561
Caravelli A
585
Chaoka TR
459
Chen J
199
Chen X
205
Choubert J-M
561
Clark DJ
465
Cloete TE
237
Cloot A
1
Coetzee P
365
Daka PS
483
Dejans P
257
Deng C
199
Dollar E
181
Dollar ESJ
395
Dollar LH
395
Dumoulin A
257
Du Pisani K
445
Du Plessis JA
641
Ehlers GA
243
Ehlers MM
65, 627
Eiroa M
115
Ekama GA
269, 277, 287, 297, 611, 619
Fabiano M
605
Fanciulli G
605
Feng X
43
Gaki E
99
Gebregiorgis MF
155
Gers C
219
Giannuzzi L
585
Gonzalez JF
93
González-Barceló O
577
González-Martinez S
577
Gordon AK
597
Grasmick A
561
Green C
489
Green E
323
Griffith M
307
Harding W
181
Harper WF (Jr)
193
Hart RC
81, 567
He Y-L
555
Heduit A
561
Henry EMT
519
Hensley M
223, 648
Hermanowicz SW
345, 355
Hodgson FDI
Hodgson K
Hogie J
Hou H
Hughes DA
Huntsman-Mapila P
Igumbor JO
Ismail A
Ivanovic I
Jagals C
Jack U
Jackson S
James CS
Jansen van Vuuren A
Jia J
Jovanovic NZ
Jumanlal N
Kaiser H
Kamish W
Kayambazinthu D
Kennes C
King J
Kusangaya S
Kwaambwa HM
Landu L
Lecler NL
Lee K
Lei Y
Leiknes T
Li F
Lin L
Liu Y-H
Lukanu G
Lukoto M
Lyne PWL
Mackintosh G
Macleod N
Majam S
Makala N
Mamais D
Manios T
Manus L
Maraj S
Marx J
Masamba WRL
Momba MNB
Monteiro PMS
Moolman J
Morais DC
Mulaudzi TB
Muller AW
Murialdo SE
Mutekwa V
Naldi M
Nengovhela AC
Newfield C
Nizzoli D
Noh J-H
Noutsopoulos C
Ntigakis D
Obi CL
Obuseng VC
Ochieng GM
Ødegaard H
Oelofse SHH
Offringa G
Ogola JS
Oh NS
Onabolu B
Osode AN
Otieno FAO
Owusu-Asante Y
Padayachee P
Pant KK
Parak M
Paranychianakis NV
Parikh B
Paulet TG
Paxton B
Pegram GGS
Pemberton C
21
673
257
43
411
483
323
679
708
655
655
693, 700
211
661
205
21
65, 627
597
181
519
115
181
437
111
249
219
145
205
708
199
371
555
37
323
219
655
693
705
715
315
99
673
693
543
519
323, 687, 715
535
395
229
323
611
93
437
605
499
193
605
365
315
99
323, 715
483
105
708
527
641
499
145
323
687
105
137
679
49
163
453
49
597
181
163
181
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Peña E
419
Persson I
519
Pietersen K
119
Potgieter JH
489
Pretorius E
223, 543, 661
Pretorius JA
9
Racault Y
561
Ractliffe S
181
Ramalivahna J
323
Ramothokang TR
667
Ristow NE
619
Robillard PD
507
Robinson C
543
Rodda N
693, 700
Rogers KH
403
Rose PD
243
Roux DJ
403
Sajidu SMI
519
Salukazana L
700
Savage MJ
37, 155
Schutte CF
129
Seward P
473
Sharpe RG
211
Shen Z
205
Sherwill T
403
Sibewu M
687
Simelane SC
667
Singh TS
49
Skinner SJW
129
Snow GC
71
Smithers JC
379, 465
Sötemann SW
269, 277, 287, 297, 619
Stephenson D
137
Steyn JM
21
Strobl RO
507
Strydom C
543
Suárez J
55, 419
Sundram A
65, 627
Swartz CD
641
Taljaard S
527, 535
Tejero I
55
Temprano J
55
Tewolde MH
379
Thantsha MS
237
Thompson PA
705
Tilahun K
429
Torto N
483
Tsagarakis KP
453
Tsheko R
29
Trois C
307
Tyafa Z
715
Usher BH
9, 21
Van der Merwe J
655
Van Heerden PS
223
Van Hulle SWH
257
Van Niekerk S
445
Van Rensburg EJ
323
Van Rensburg LD
223, 648
Van Tonder GJ
9
Van der Westhuizen AM
21
Van Wageningen HS
619
Van Wilgen BW
403
Van Wyk E
403
Veiga MC
115
Verstraete J
257
Vezzulli L
605
Viaroli P
605
Vilar A
115
Viljoen P
527
Wall K
265
Wang W
205
Wentzel MC 269, 277, 287, 297, 611, 619
Whitcutt JM
543
Wolski EA
93
Wozei E
345, 355
Woyessa YE
223, 648
Xu Y
371, 473
Yang S-C
555
Yibas B
499
Zaritzky N
585
Zhu S
43