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Bishai, H. M. (196la). The effect of salinity on the survival and distribution of
larvae and young fish. J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 26, 16679.
Bishai. H. M. (1961b). The effect of pressure on the survival and distribution of
larvaa and young fish. J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 26, 292-311.
Blaxter, J. H. S. (1955). Herring Rearing-I. The storage of herring gametes.
Mar. Re.*, Scot. no. 3, 12 pp.
Blaxter, J. H. S. (1956). Herring Rearing--11. The effect of temperature and other
factors on development. Mar. Res. Scot. no. 5, 19 pp.
Blaxter, J. H. S. (1957). Herring Rearing-111. The effect of temperature and
other factors on myotome counts. Mar. Res. Scot. no. 1, 16 pp.
Blaxter, J. H. S. (1958). The racial problem in herring from the viewpoint of
recent physiological, evolutionary and genetical theory. Rapp. C m . Explor.
Mer, 143, 10-19.
Blaxter, J. H. 8. (1960). Tho uffoct of extromcs of temperature on herring Iarvac.
Blaxter, J. H. S. (1962). Herring Rearing-IV. Rearing beyond the yolk sac
stage. Mar. Res. Scot. no. 1, 18 pp.
Blaxter, J. H. S., and Dickson. W. (1959). Observations on the swimming speeds
of fish. J. Corn. int. Explor. Mer, 24, 472-9.
Blaxter, J. H. S., and Hempel, G. (1961). Biologische Beobachtungen bei der
Aufzucht von Heringsbrut. (Eng. summary.) Helgoliind Wise. Meereeunter8.
7. 26&83.
Blaxter, J. H. S., and Hempel, G. (1963). The influence of egg size on herring
larvae. Submitted for publication to J. Cons. int. Exp:plor. Mer.
Blaxter, J. H. S., and Holliday, F. G. T. (1958). Herring (Clupea harengw, L.) in
aquaria.-11. Feeding. Mar. Res. Scot. no. 6, 22 pp.
Blaxter, J. H. S., and Parrish, B. B. (1968). The effect of artificial lights on fish
and other marine organisms a t sea. Mar. Res. Scot. no. 2, 24 pp.
Blsxter, J. H. S., and Parrish, B. B. (1969). Observations on the avoidance of
netting by herring in aquaria, I.C.E.S. Comparative Fbhinp; Committee,
Paper no. 18 (mimoo.).
Blaxter, J. H. S., Parrish, B. B., and M O ~ U ~ J W H ,
1’. H. (1060). ‘ J h r4wthm of
herring to moving obstactclos. i .C.JS.H. Cc,mpwstlvu IEivhiriK ~ h r r i r t i i t f m ,
Paper no. I6 (mimeo.).
Bolster, G. C. (1958). On the shapo of herring fichfJf>k. J. f h i n . z n t . K x p h r . Mcr.
Bolster, G. C., and Bridger, J. P. (1967). Nature of tho spawning art:% of hnrringn.
Nature, Lond. 179, 638.
Borisov, P. G. (1955). Tho behaviour of futhcn iirldor tho i r l f t i m n w (Jf nrt,iflciaI
light. (In Rumian, Marine hhOrtLtQry, AtJc:rdet?n trctriw. no. 41 1 .) Ymo.
Conf. on the behaviour of fish and on the locating of its commercial concentrations. Ed. by E. N. Pavlovskii (MOSCOW 1965).
Borisov, P. G., and Protaeov, V. (1960). Some aspects of light perception in fish
and selective light sources. I.C.E.S. Comparative Fishing Committee, Papr
no. 139 (mimeo.).
Bowers, A. B., and Holliday, F. G. T. (1961). Histological changes in the gonad
associated with the reproductive cycle of the herring (Clupea harengua L.).
Mar. Res. Scot. no. 5, 16 pp.
J . mar. biOl. A88. U.K. 39, 605-8.
23, 228-34.