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Bogorov, B. G. (1958). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Perm. Int. Explor. Mer. 144,
117-121. Estimates of primary production in biogeographical regionization
of the ocean.
B r w d , T. (1935). Hval.Skr. Nr. 10,l-173. The 0st Expedition to the Denmark
Strait 1929. 11. Phytoplankton.
Braarud, T. (1958). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Perm. Int. Explor. Mer. 144, 17-19.
Counting methods for determination of the standing crop of phytoplankton.
Braarud, T. (1961). I n “Oceanography”, Public. No. 67 A.A.A.S. Washington
D.C. (M. Sears, ed.), 271-298. Cultivation of mrtrine organisms as a means of
understanding environmental influences on populations.
Braarud, T. (1962). J . Oceanogr. Xoc. Japan, 20th Ann. Vol., 628-649. Species
distribution in marine phytoplankton.
Braarud, T. and Klem, A. (1931). Haal. Skr. No. 1, 1-88. Hydrographical and
chemical investigations in the coastal waters off Msre.
Brongersma-Sanders, M. (1957). I n “Treatise on Marine Ecology and Paleoecology”, Vol. I Ecology. Memoir 67, Geol. SOC. Am. (J. W. Hedgpeth, ed.).
Mass mortality in the sea.
Bsharah, L. (1957). Bull. Mar. Sci. Gulf Caribb. ‘7, 201-251. Plankton of the
Florida current. V.
Burkholder, P. R. and Sieburth, J. M. (1961). Li,nnol. & Oceanogr. 6 , 45-52.
Phytoplankton and chlorophyll in the Gerlac he and Bransfield Straits of
Antarctica.
Bursa, A. S. (1963). I n “Marine Microbiology” (C. €I. Oppenheimer, ed.), Ch. 58,
625-628. Phytoplankton successions in the Canadian Arctic. Springfield,
Ill.: Thomas.
Cannon, H. G. (1931). Discovery Repts. 2, 435-482. On the anatomy of a marine
ostracod, Cypridinc (Doloria) levw Skogsberg.
Cannon, H. G. (1940). Discovery Repts. 19, 185-244. On the anatomy of Gigantocypria miilleri.
Clarke, G. L. (1939). Quart. Rev. Biol. 14, 60-64. The relationship between
diatoms and copepods aa a factor in the productivity of the sea.
Clarke, G. L. (1940). Biol. Bull. Woods Hole 7 8 , 226-255. Comparative richness of
zooplankton in coastal and offshore arem of thtj Atlantic.
Clowes, A. J. (1950). Investigational Report No. 12. Division of Fisheries, Union
of South Africa, Pretoria. 42 pp. An introducticn to the hydrology of South
African Waters.
Clowes, A. J. (1954). Investigational Report No. 16. Division of Fisheries, Union of
South Africa, Pretoria. 47 pp. The South African Pilchard (Surdinops
ocellata).
Collier, A. (1953). Trans. N. Amer. Wild. Conf. March 18, 463-472. The significance of organic compounds in sea water.
Collier, A. (1958). Limnol. & Oceanogr. 3, 33-39. Some biochemical aspects of
red tides and related oceanographic problems.
Collier, A., Ray, S. and Wilson, W. B. (1956). Science 124, 220. Some effects of
specific organic compounds on marine organism3.
Conover, R . J. (1956). Bull. Singham Oceanogr. Coll. 15, 156-233. Oceanography
of Long Island Sound, 1952-54. VI. Biology of Acartia clausi and A . tonsa.
Conover, R. J. (1960). Biol. Bull. Woods Hole 119,399 -415. The feeding, beheviour
and respiration of some marme planktonic Crus tecea.
Conover, R. J. (1962). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Pwm. Int. Explor. Mer. 153,
190-196. Metabolism and growth in Calanus hyperboreua in relation to ita
life-cycle.