ECOLOGICAL STUDIES AT LOUGH INE
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Lewis, J. F. (1964). “The Ecology of Rocky Shores”, pp. 323. London: English
Universities Press.
Lewis, J. F. and Powell, H. T. (1961). Proc. 2001. SOC. Lond. 137, 583-598. The
occurrence of curved and ungulate forms of the mussel Mytilus edulis L. in
the British Isles and their relationship to M . galloprovincialis Lamarck.
Lilly, Sylvia J., Sloane, J. F., Bassindale, R., Ebling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A.
(1953). J . Anim. Ecol. 22,87-122. The ecclogy of the Lough Ine Rapids with
special reference to water currents. IV. The sedentary fauna of sublittoral
boulders.
Macan, T. T. (1963). “Freshwater Ecology”, pp. 338. London: Longman Green &
Co. Ltd.
Muntz, L., Ebling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A. (1965). J . Anim. Ecol. 34, 315-329.
The ecology of Lough Ine. XIV. Predatory activity of large crabs.
Naylor, E. (1958). J . exp. Biol. 35, 602-610. Tidal and diurnal rhythms of locomotor activity in Carcinus maenas (L.).
Paine, P. T. (1966) Am. Nut. 100, 65-75. Food web complexity and species diversity.
Rees, T. K. (1935). J . Ecol. 23, 69-133. The marine algae of Lough Ine.
Renouf, L. P. W. (1931). J . Ecol. 19, 410-433. Preliminary work of a new biological station (Lough Ine, Co. Cork, I.F.S.).
Round, F. E., Sloane, J. F., Ebling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A. (1961). J . Ecol. 49,
617-629. The ecology of Lough Ine. X. The hydroid Sertularia operculata (L.)
and its associhted flora and fauna: effects of transference to sheltered water.
Silva, P. C. (1955). J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 34, 565-577. The dichotomous species
of Codiuin in Britain.
Sloane, J. F., Ebling, F. J., Kitching, J. A. and Lilly, 6. J. (1957). J . Anim. Ewl.
26, 197-211. The ecology of the Lough Ine Rapids with special reference to
water currents. V. The sedentary fauna of the laminarian algae in the Lough
Ine area.
Sloane, J. F., Bassindale, R., Davenport, E., Ehling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A.
(1961). J . Ecol. 49, 353-368. The ecology of Lnugh Ine. IX. The flora and
fauna associated with undergrowth-forming algae in the Rapids area.
Southward, A. J. (1953). Pvoc. Trans. Lpool biol. SOC. 59, 1-50. The ecology of
some rocky shores in the south of the Isle of Man.
Southward, A. J. (1956). Rep. mar. bwl. Stn. Port Erin. 68,20-29. The population
balance between limpets and seaweeds on wave-beaten rocky shores.
Southward, A. J. and Crisp, D. J. (1954). Proc. R. Ir. A d . (B), 57, 1-30. The
distribution of certain intertidal animals around the Irish coast.
Southward, A. J. and Orton, J. H. (1954). J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 33, 1-19. The
effects of wave-action on the distribution and numbers of the commoner
plants and animals living on the Plymouth breakwater.
Staiger, H. (1957). Annde biol. 61, 251-258. Genetical and morphological variation
in Purpura lapillus with respect to local and regional differences in population groups.
Streni, K. M. (1936). Skr. norake I.7iderrsk-Akad. ilfat.-Nd. Kl., No. 7, 85 pp.
Land-locked waters. Hydrography and bottom deposits in badly-ventilated
Norwegian fjords with remarks upon sedimentation under anaerobic conditions.
Thorson, G. (1964). Ophelia 1, 167-208. Light as an ecological factor in the disposal and settlement of larvae of marine bottom invertebrates.
Thorson, G. (1966). Neth. J . Sea Res., 3, 267-293. Some factors influencing the
recruitment of’ marine bonthic communities.
29 1
Lewis, J. F. (1964). “The Ecology of Rocky Shores”, pp. 323. London: English
Universities Press.
Lewis, J. F. and Powell, H. T. (1961). Proc. 2001. SOC. Lond. 137, 583-598. The
occurrence of curved and ungulate forms of the mussel Mytilus edulis L. in
the British Isles and their relationship to M . galloprovincialis Lamarck.
Lilly, Sylvia J., Sloane, J. F., Bassindale, R., Ebling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A.
(1953). J . Anim. Ecol. 22,87-122. The ecclogy of the Lough Ine Rapids with
special reference to water currents. IV. The sedentary fauna of sublittoral
boulders.
Macan, T. T. (1963). “Freshwater Ecology”, pp. 338. London: Longman Green &
Co. Ltd.
Muntz, L., Ebling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A. (1965). J . Anim. Ecol. 34, 315-329.
The ecology of Lough Ine. XIV. Predatory activity of large crabs.
Naylor, E. (1958). J . exp. Biol. 35, 602-610. Tidal and diurnal rhythms of locomotor activity in Carcinus maenas (L.).
Paine, P. T. (1966) Am. Nut. 100, 65-75. Food web complexity and species diversity.
Rees, T. K. (1935). J . Ecol. 23, 69-133. The marine algae of Lough Ine.
Renouf, L. P. W. (1931). J . Ecol. 19, 410-433. Preliminary work of a new biological station (Lough Ine, Co. Cork, I.F.S.).
Round, F. E., Sloane, J. F., Ebling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A. (1961). J . Ecol. 49,
617-629. The ecology of Lough Ine. X. The hydroid Sertularia operculata (L.)
and its associhted flora and fauna: effects of transference to sheltered water.
Silva, P. C. (1955). J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 34, 565-577. The dichotomous species
of Codiuin in Britain.
Sloane, J. F., Ebling, F. J., Kitching, J. A. and Lilly, 6. J. (1957). J . Anim. Ewl.
26, 197-211. The ecology of the Lough Ine Rapids with special reference to
water currents. V. The sedentary fauna of the laminarian algae in the Lough
Ine area.
Sloane, J. F., Bassindale, R., Davenport, E., Ehling, F. J. and Kitching, J. A.
(1961). J . Ecol. 49, 353-368. The ecology of Lnugh Ine. IX. The flora and
fauna associated with undergrowth-forming algae in the Rapids area.
Southward, A. J. (1953). Pvoc. Trans. Lpool biol. SOC. 59, 1-50. The ecology of
some rocky shores in the south of the Isle of Man.
Southward, A. J. (1956). Rep. mar. bwl. Stn. Port Erin. 68,20-29. The population
balance between limpets and seaweeds on wave-beaten rocky shores.
Southward, A. J. and Crisp, D. J. (1954). Proc. R. Ir. A d . (B), 57, 1-30. The
distribution of certain intertidal animals around the Irish coast.
Southward, A. J. and Orton, J. H. (1954). J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 33, 1-19. The
effects of wave-action on the distribution and numbers of the commoner
plants and animals living on the Plymouth breakwater.
Staiger, H. (1957). Annde biol. 61, 251-258. Genetical and morphological variation
in Purpura lapillus with respect to local and regional differences in population groups.
Streni, K. M. (1936). Skr. norake I.7iderrsk-Akad. ilfat.-Nd. Kl., No. 7, 85 pp.
Land-locked waters. Hydrography and bottom deposits in badly-ventilated
Norwegian fjords with remarks upon sedimentation under anaerobic conditions.
Thorson, G. (1964). Ophelia 1, 167-208. Light as an ecological factor in the disposal and settlement of larvae of marine bottom invertebrates.
Thorson, G. (1966). Neth. J . Sea Res., 3, 267-293. Some factors influencing the
recruitment of’ marine bonthic communities.