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131
Chanley, P. E. (1961). Inheritance of shell markings and growth in the hard
clam, Venus mercenaria.
Cheatnut, A. F., Fahy, W. E., and Porter, H. J. (1967). Growth of Venus mer-ria,
Venus campechiensia and their hybrids. Proc. &. SheUjeSh Ass.
47, 50-56.
Churchill, E. P., Jr. (1920). The oyster and the oyster industry of the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts. Docum. U.S. Bur. Fish. no. 890; app. 8 to Rep. U.S.
Comm. F k h for 1919, pp. 1-61.
Coe, W. R. (1931). Sexual rhythm in the California oyster (Oatreu lurida).
Science, 74, 247-249.
Cole, H. A. (1936). Experimenh in the breeding of oyatere (Ostreo eddb) in
tanks, with special reference to the food of tho larva and spat. Fkh. Invest.,
Lond. Ser. 11. 15, 1-28.
Colo, H. A. (1938). The fate of the larval orgun8 irr t,ho rnotamorphosis of Ostreu
edulia. J . Mar. bid. Ass. U.K. 22, 409-4HH.
Colo, kE. A. (1939). Further experimentR in broetling of oysters (Oslrea eddiS)
in tanks.
Cole, K. A. (1941). The fecundity of Ostrea e d d k J. Mar. biol. Ass. U.K.
25, 243-260.
Coatello, D. P., Davidson, M. E., Eggers, A., Fox, M. H., and Henley, C. (1957).
Methods for obtaining and handling marine eggs and embryos, pp. 1-247.
Mar. Bwl. Lab., Woo& Hole, Mass.
Davis, H. C. (1949). On cultivation of larvae of Ostreu lurida. A&. Reo. 105,
111.
Davis, H. C. (1950). On interspecific hybridization in Ostreu. SciencC, 111, 622.
Davis, H. C. (1953). On food and feeding of larvae of the American oyster,
C. virgkicu.
Davis, H. C. (1958). Survival and growth of clam and oyster larvae at different
salinities. BWE. Bull., Wood8 Hole, 114, 296-307.
Davis, H. C. (1960). Effects of turbidity-producing materkle in 888 water on
eggs and larvaa of the clam (Venus (Mercenurk) W Y ~ ? Z W & Z ) . BWl. Bd.,
Effect8 (If w m e pcHticich on c?ggn and Iurvw ( i f oyrrhrr
thmn. IGh. I ~ I .
Ihvis, H. C., and AnRell, A. D. (1962). 8urvivriI and growth of Lrvru, of tha
Europoan oyHLor, 0. edulir. at Inwored HalinllioH. fiiol. fiull., Woods Hole,
I)lbviH. I I . t!., trritl (!triubloy, 1’. JZ. (196th). Spttwiiing and egg production of
DaviH, 11. C., ant1 Chanley, 1’. 15. (1956b). Effects of some dissolved substances
011 bivalvo larvao. Proc. nat. ShellfMh Ass. 46, 59-74.
Davis, H. C., and Uuillard, R. R. (1958). Relative value of ten genera of microorganisms a3 foods for oyster and clam larvae. Fieh. B d . , U.S. no. 136,
58, 293-304.
Davis, H. C., and Loosanoff, V. L. (1953). Utilization of different food organisms
by clam larvae. Anat. Rec. 117, 646.
H. C., and Ukeles, R. (1961). Mass culture of phytoplankton as f&
h r metazoans. Science, 134, 662-564.
Proc. &. SheUjeSh Ass. 50, 163-168.
Fbh. Invest., Lond. Ser. 11, 16, 64.
Bwl. BuU., Woods Hole, 104, 334-350.
WOO& Hole, 118, 48-54.
Davis, H. C . (1961).
(Craasmtrea virgin&) and c l a m ( Yenu8 m.?rmru~ff~).
23, 8-23.
122, 33 :ilL
OYHhPH Ibll(1 ClfWlH. I#Wl. hdc!., WOO& Hole, 110, 117-128.
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131
Chanley, P. E. (1961). Inheritance of shell markings and growth in the hard
clam, Venus mercenaria.
Cheatnut, A. F., Fahy, W. E., and Porter, H. J. (1967). Growth of Venus mer-ria,
Venus campechiensia and their hybrids. Proc. &. SheUjeSh Ass.
47, 50-56.
Churchill, E. P., Jr. (1920). The oyster and the oyster industry of the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts. Docum. U.S. Bur. Fish. no. 890; app. 8 to Rep. U.S.
Comm. F k h for 1919, pp. 1-61.
Coe, W. R. (1931). Sexual rhythm in the California oyster (Oatreu lurida).
Science, 74, 247-249.
Cole, H. A. (1936). Experimenh in the breeding of oyatere (Ostreo eddb) in
tanks, with special reference to the food of tho larva and spat. Fkh. Invest.,
Lond. Ser. 11. 15, 1-28.
Colo, H. A. (1938). The fate of the larval orgun8 irr t,ho rnotamorphosis of Ostreu
edulia. J . Mar. bid. Ass. U.K. 22, 409-4HH.
Colo, kE. A. (1939). Further experimentR in broetling of oysters (Oslrea eddiS)
in tanks.
Cole, K. A. (1941). The fecundity of Ostrea e d d k J. Mar. biol. Ass. U.K.
25, 243-260.
Coatello, D. P., Davidson, M. E., Eggers, A., Fox, M. H., and Henley, C. (1957).
Methods for obtaining and handling marine eggs and embryos, pp. 1-247.
Mar. Bwl. Lab., Woo& Hole, Mass.
Davis, H. C. (1949). On cultivation of larvae of Ostreu lurida. A&. Reo. 105,
111.
Davis, H. C. (1950). On interspecific hybridization in Ostreu. SciencC, 111, 622.
Davis, H. C. (1953). On food and feeding of larvae of the American oyster,
C. virgkicu.
Davis, H. C. (1958). Survival and growth of clam and oyster larvae at different
salinities. BWE. Bull., Wood8 Hole, 114, 296-307.
Davis, H. C. (1960). Effects of turbidity-producing materkle in 888 water on
eggs and larvaa of the clam (Venus (Mercenurk) W Y ~ ? Z W & Z ) . BWl. Bd.,
Effect8 (If w m e pcHticich on c?ggn and Iurvw ( i f oyrrhrr
thmn. IGh. I ~ I .
Ihvis, H. C., and AnRell, A. D. (1962). 8urvivriI and growth of Lrvru, of tha
Europoan oyHLor, 0. edulir. at Inwored HalinllioH. fiiol. fiull., Woods Hole,
I)lbviH. I I . t!., trritl (!triubloy, 1’. JZ. (196th). Spttwiiing and egg production of
DaviH, 11. C., ant1 Chanley, 1’. 15. (1956b). Effects of some dissolved substances
011 bivalvo larvao. Proc. nat. ShellfMh Ass. 46, 59-74.
Davis, H. C., and Uuillard, R. R. (1958). Relative value of ten genera of microorganisms a3 foods for oyster and clam larvae. Fieh. B d . , U.S. no. 136,
58, 293-304.
Davis, H. C., and Loosanoff, V. L. (1953). Utilization of different food organisms
by clam larvae. Anat. Rec. 117, 646.
H. C., and Ukeles, R. (1961). Mass culture of phytoplankton as f&
h r metazoans. Science, 134, 662-564.
Proc. &. SheUjeSh Ass. 50, 163-168.
Fbh. Invest., Lond. Ser. 11, 16, 64.
Bwl. BuU., Woods Hole, 104, 334-350.
WOO& Hole, 118, 48-54.
Davis, H. C . (1961).
(Craasmtrea virgin&) and c l a m ( Yenu8 m.?rmru~ff~).
23, 8-23.
122, 33 :ilL
OYHhPH Ibll(1 ClfWlH. I#Wl. hdc!., WOO& Hole, 110, 117-128.
10