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Mortensen, T. (1938). Contributions to the study of the development snd l ~ s l
fonna of Echinoderms IV. K . dumke vid.emk. Selsk., Naturh. & Math.
Afd., Raekke 9, 7 , 1-59, Kebenhavn.
Nelson, T. C. (1921). Aids to successful oyster culture. I. Procuring the seed.
Bull. N . J . apic. Exp. Sta. no. 351, pp. 1-69.
Nikitin, V. N., and Turpaeva, E. P. (1959). The euryhalinity of some species Of
the Black Sea Benthos and the possibility of their settlement in the Sea of
Azov. Trans. of Imt. of Oceanology, 20. 4b-66. Mar. Bio1.-USSR Acad. of
Sci. Press, Moscow, 1957. Published by: Amer. In&. Biol. Sci., 1959.
Odhner, N. H. (1914). Notizen uber die Fauna der Adria bei Rovigno. Beitriige
zur Kenntnis der marinen Molluskenfauna von Rovigno in Istrien. ZooZ.
Anz. 44, 156-170.
Orton, J. H. (1924). On early sexual maturity in the molluscs. Syndomya a h
and Cardium jmchtum. Nature, Lond. 114, 244.
Orton, J. H. (1937). Oyster biology snd oyster culture. The Buckland Lectures
for 1935, pp. 1-211. Edward Arnold & Co., London.
Pelseneer, P. (1901). Sur le degrt5 d'eurythermie de certainea larves marinea.
Bull. Acad. Belg. C1. Sci. 279-292.
Prytherch, H. F. (1924). Exporiments in the artificial propsgation of oysters.
Docum. U.S. Bur. Fish, no. 961 ; app. 11 to Rep. U.S. Comm. Fiah, pp.
I'rytherch, H. P. (1934). The role of copper in the setting, metamorphosin, and
Ecot. Monopr. 4,
Quaylo, I). B. (1952). Structriro and biology of the larva snd spat of " Venerupiu
Rees, C . B. (1950). The identification and classification of lamellibranch larvae.
Ryder, J. A. (1883). Rearing oysters from artificially fertilized eggs, together
Sato, T. (1954). Artificial purification of oysters. Shokuhin-Eisei-Kenkyu, 6 ,
Satoh, T. (1960). Purification of edible oyster. Rep. Fur. Finh, Pre/eclural tlniv.
of & f i e ,
3, 627-032.
sigerfoos, C. P. (1908). Natural history, organization. and late tlavclo~moat
of the Teredinidae, or ship-worms. Bull. U.S. Bur. Fieh. 27, 191-231.
stafford, J. (1912). On the recognition of bivalve larvae in plankton collcctionx.
Contr. Canad. Biol. (1906-1910), 221-242.
Stafford, J. (1914). The native oyHter of Ilriti~h Columbia (Ohlrto Zurwh
1-14.
distribution of tho American oyster, 08tTeCl virginicu.
47-107.
pullastra " (Montagu). Trans. roy. SOC. Edinb. 62, 256-297.
Hull Bull. Mar. Ecol. 3, 73-104.
with notes on pond culture. Bull. U.S. Ficlh. Comm. 3, 281-294.
51-56.
Carpenter). Rep. Comm. Ficlh. -B.C'. for the ycm ending 31 JJcc., 1013,
79-102.
Staubcr, L. A. (1950). Tho problom of phyHiologicat qwcios with apocial rofomnce
to oyHtm mi11 oyt.itor clrilh. Ecology. 31, 109 118.
slillivtiii, ( I . M. (IM!+). Ilivalvo ltrrvutr of Malimlrio l h y . P.E.I. Fbh. Rw. Bd
(?ten. 77, I - 30.
'hornon. C; . (1 948). Itoproiluction and larval dovolopment of Danish marine
bottom iiivnrtotinbtoH, with qmciel roforonco to tho planktonic larvae in the
Sound (Orusrind). Medtl. Komm. Havundermg.. Kbh Ser.(d): Plankton.
4, 1-523.