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distribution of bottom animals. Perspec. in Mar. Biol., Pert I, pp. 87-103.
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Woelke, C. E. (1960). Preliminary report of laboratory studies on the relationship between fresh sulfite waste liquor and the reproductive cycle of the
Olympia oyster, Oetrea lurida. Res. Bull. St. Wmh. Dep. Fiah. no. 6,
Wood, P. C. (1961). The principles of water sterilisation by ultra-violet light,
Fkh. Invest. Lond.,
107-148.
and their application in the purification of oysters.
Ser. 11, 23, 1-48.
Yonge, C. M. (1960). Oysters. pp. 1-209, Collins, London.
Yoshida, H. (1938). Notes on the veligers and the young shells of Mya arenaria
Yoshida, H. (1953). Studies on larvae and young shells of industrial bivalves
Yoshida, H. (1960). On the early life-history of Tape8 variegata Sowerby.
japonicu. Venue, Kyoto, 8, 13-21.
in Japan. J. Shimonoaeki Coll. Fish. 3. 1-106.
J . Shinwnoseki Coll. Fish. 10, 115-118.
VICTOR L. LOOSANOFF AND HARRY C. DAVIS
Turner, H. J., and George, C. J. (1966). Some agpects of the behavior of the
guahaug. Venua wrcenaria, during the early stages. 8th Rep. Invest.
Shellfsh. Mass.. Dept. Nut. Ree., Div. Mar. Fa'ah., Commonwealth Maw.,
6-14.
Ukeles, R. (1961). The effect of temperature on the growth and survival of
several marine algal species. Biol. Bull., Woo& Hole, 120, 255-264.
Vishniac, H. S. (1965). The morphology and nutrition of a new species of Sirol.
pidium. M ycologia, 47, 5, 633-645.
Voisin, P. (1931). Recherche8 sur la reproduction des huitres indigknes dane le
Morbihan. Rev. Trav. 0 8 . Pbhes Marit. 4, 369-378.
Walne, P. R. (1956). Experimental rearing of larvae of Ostrea edulk L. in the
laboratory. Fish. Invest., Lond. Ser. 11, 20, 1-23.
Walne, P. R. (1958). The importance of bacteria in laboratory experiments on
rearing the larvae of Ostrea edulis (L.). J . Mar. bwl. Ass. U . K . 37, 416-425.
Waugh, G. D. (1958). Ultra-violet sterilization of water for rearing oyster
larvae. Nature, Lond. 181, 1747.
Wells, W. F. (1920). Growing oysters artificially. Conservationist, 3, 151.
Wells, W. F. (1927). Report of the experimental shellfish station. Rep. N.Y.
St. Conserv. Dep. no. 16, 1-22.
Werner, B. (1939). ffber die Entwicklung und Artunterscheidung von Muschellarven des Nordaeeplanktons unter besonderen Beriicksichtigung der Schalenentwicklung. Zool. Jb. Abteilung Anatomie und Ontogenie, 66, 1-54.
Wilson, D. P. (1948). The relation of the substratum to the metamorphosis of
Ophelia larvae. J . Mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 27, 723-760.
Wilson, D. P. (1951). A biological difference between natural sea waters. J . Mar.
bid. As8. U.K. 30, 1-26.
Wilson, D. P. (1958). Some problems in larval ecology related to the localized
distribution of bottom animals. Perspec. in Mar. Biol., Pert I, pp. 87-103.
Winslow, F. (1884). Report of experiments in the artificial propagation of
oysters, conducted a t Beaufort, N.C., and Fair Haven, Conn.. in 1882.
Rep. U.S. Fish. Comm. 1882 (1884), 741-761.
Woelke, C. E. (1960). Preliminary report of laboratory studies on the relationship between fresh sulfite waste liquor and the reproductive cycle of the
Olympia oyster, Oetrea lurida. Res. Bull. St. Wmh. Dep. Fiah. no. 6,
Wood, P. C. (1961). The principles of water sterilisation by ultra-violet light,
Fkh. Invest. Lond.,
107-148.
and their application in the purification of oysters.
Ser. 11, 23, 1-48.
Yonge, C. M. (1960). Oysters. pp. 1-209, Collins, London.
Yoshida, H. (1938). Notes on the veligers and the young shells of Mya arenaria
Yoshida, H. (1953). Studies on larvae and young shells of industrial bivalves
Yoshida, H. (1960). On the early life-history of Tape8 variegata Sowerby.
japonicu. Venue, Kyoto, 8, 13-21.
in Japan. J. Shimonoaeki Coll. Fish. 3. 1-106.
J . Shinwnoseki Coll. Fish. 10, 115-118.