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Droop, M. R. (1957). J . Qen. Microbiol. 16, 286-293. Auxotrophy and organic
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differences in the environment.
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Edmondson, W. T. (1962). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Perm. Int. Explor. Mer. 153,
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Einarsson, H. (1945). Dana Repts. 27, Copenhagen. Euphausiacea. I. Northern
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diatom populations by grazing.
Fogg. G. E. (1963). Brit. Phycol. Bull. 2 , 195-205. The role of algae in organic
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Foxton, P. (1956). Discovery Repts. 28, 193-235. Sanding crop of zooplankton
in the Southern Ocean.
Gaarder, T. and Gran, H. H. (1927). Rapp. Proc. V v b . Cons. Perm. Innt. Explor.
Mer. 42, 1-48. Production of plankton in the CIS10 Fjord.
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Gauld, D. T. (1951). J. Mar. Biol. Aes. U.K. 29, 695-706. The grazing rate of
planktonic copepods.
Gauld, D. T. (1964). I n “Grazing in Terrestrial ,and Marine Environments”
(D. J. Crisp, ed.), 239-245. Feeding in planktonic copepods. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications.
Gillbricht, M. (1959). Ber. Deut. WiSs. Komm. ikreeresforsch. 15(3), 260-276.
Die planktonverteilung in der Irminger See i m Juni 1955.
Grainger, E. H. (1959). J. Fish. Rea. Bd. Canada. 16, 453-501. The annual
oceanographic cycle at Igloolik in the Canadian Arctic. I.
Gran, H. H. (1931). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Perm. Int. Explor. Mer. 75, 37-46.
On the conditions for the production of plankton in the ma.
Grice, G. D. and Hart, A. D. (1962). Ecol. Monogr. 32, 287-309. The abundance,
seasonal occurrence and distribution of the epizooplankton between New
York and Bermuda.
Grmtved, J. (1952). Medd. Komm. Dan. Fisk. Havwzd. Ser. Plankton. 5 ( 5 ) , 1-49.
Investigations on the phytoplankton in the Southern North Sea in May
1947.
195
Digby, P. S. B. (1954). J. Anim. Ecol. 28, 298-338. Biology of the marine planktonic copepods of Scoresby Sound, East Greenland.
Doty, M. S. and Oguri, M. (1956). J. Conseil int. Explor. Mer. 22, 33-37. The
island mass effect.
Doty, M. S. and Oguri, M. (1957). Limnol. & Oceuriogr. 2, 37-40. Evidence for a
photosynthetic daily periodicity.
Droop, M. R. (1957). J . Qen. Microbiol. 16, 286-293. Auxotrophy and organic
compounds in the nutrition of marine phytoplmkton.
Dunbar, M. J. (1946). J. Fish. Rea. Bd. Canada 6, 419-434. On Themisto libellula
in B a h Island coastal waters.
Dunbar, M. J. (1962). J . Mar. Res. 20, 7 6 9 1 . The Life-cycle ofSagitta elegans in
Arctic and sub-Arctic Seas, and the modifying effects of hydrographic
differences in the environment.
Duursma, E. K. (1961). N e t h e r l a d J . Sea Res. 1, 1-147. Dissolved organic
carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus in the sea.
Edmondson, W. T. (1962). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Perm. Int. Explor. Mer. 153,
137-141. Food supply and reproduction of zooFlankton in relation to phytoplankton population.
Einarsson, H. (1945). Dana Repts. 27, Copenhagen. Euphausiacea. I. Northern
Atlantic species.
Fish, C. J. (1925). Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish. 41, 91-179. Seasonal distribution of the
plankton of the Woods Hole region.
Fish, C. J. (1954). Symposium on rnarine and freshwater plankton in the IndoPaci$c. Bangkok, 3-9. Preliminary observations on the biology of BoreoArctic and subtropical oceanic zooplankton pol~ulations.
Fleming, R. H. (1939). J. Conseil int. Explor. Mer. 14, 210-227. The control of
diatom populations by grazing.
Fogg. G. E. (1963). Brit. Phycol. Bull. 2 , 195-205. The role of algae in organic
production in aquatic environments.
Foxton, P. (1956). Discovery Repts. 28, 193-235. Sanding crop of zooplankton
in the Southern Ocean.
Gaarder, T. and Gran, H. H. (1927). Rapp. Proc. V v b . Cons. Perm. Innt. Explor.
Mer. 42, 1-48. Production of plankton in the CIS10 Fjord.
Gauld, D. T. (1950). Proc. Roy. SOC. Edin. 64(B), 36-64. A fish cultivation experiment in an arm of a sea loch. 111. The plankton of Kyle Scotnish.
Gauld, D. T. (1951). J. Mar. Biol. Aes. U.K. 29, 695-706. The grazing rate of
planktonic copepods.
Gauld, D. T. (1964). I n “Grazing in Terrestrial ,and Marine Environments”
(D. J. Crisp, ed.), 239-245. Feeding in planktonic copepods. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications.
Gillbricht, M. (1959). Ber. Deut. WiSs. Komm. ikreeresforsch. 15(3), 260-276.
Die planktonverteilung in der Irminger See i m Juni 1955.
Grainger, E. H. (1959). J. Fish. Rea. Bd. Canada. 16, 453-501. The annual
oceanographic cycle at Igloolik in the Canadian Arctic. I.
Gran, H. H. (1931). Rapp. Proc. Verb. Cons. Perm. Int. Explor. Mer. 75, 37-46.
On the conditions for the production of plankton in the ma.
Grice, G. D. and Hart, A. D. (1962). Ecol. Monogr. 32, 287-309. The abundance,
seasonal occurrence and distribution of the epizooplankton between New
York and Bermuda.
Grmtved, J. (1952). Medd. Komm. Dan. Fisk. Havwzd. Ser. Plankton. 5 ( 5 ) , 1-49.
Investigations on the phytoplankton in the Southern North Sea in May
1947.