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Chapman, W. M. (1982). Oceanography and fishing. Navigution. 9. 200-204.
Chown, B. (1944). A rapid, simple and econoniiral melhod for Rh agglutination.
Am. J. clin. Path. 14, 114-16.
Chown, B., and Lewis, 1 1 . (1946). Further experience with the slanted capillary
method for the Rh typing of red blood cells. J. Cannd. med. Ass. 55, 66-9.
Cohen, C. (1962). " Blood Groups in lnfrahuman Species ", Ann. N . Y . Acad.
Cotterman, C. W. (1953). Regular two-allele and three-allele phenotype
Cushing, J. E. (1941a). Winter behavior of ravens a t Tomalos Bay, California.
Cuahing, J. E. (1941b). An experiment on olfactory conditioning in Droaophila
Cushing, J. E. (1952a). Serological differentiation of fish bloods. Science, 115,
Cushing, J. E. (1952b). Individual variation in the hemagglutinin content of
Cushing, J. E. (1956). Observations on the serology of tuna. Spec. aci. Rep. U.S.
Cushing, J. E. (1963). Blood groiips and the systematics of marine animals.
Cushing, J. E., and Campboll, D. H. (1967). " Principles of Imniunology ",
Cushing, J. E., and Duridl, U. I,. (1957). Isoagglittination in fish. Am. Xut.
Cushing, J. E., and Spraguo, L. (1952). 'rho agglutination of fish erythrocytes
by iiorinal hitman sera. Uiol. Bull. 103, 328-35.
C'usliing, J. E., and Spraguo, L. (1953). Agglutinations of tho erythrocytes of
various fishes by human and othor sera. Amer. Nat. 87, 307-15.
Cushing, J. E., Ridgway, G. J., and Durall, C. L. (1967). The preservation of
intact erythrocytes of marine vertebrates for blood group research. Biol.
Bull. 113, 343.
Glycerol-freezing technique as an aid in blood typing of whalcs. Sci. Rep. Whulea Hea. Inst.,
Tokyo, no. 14, 8'3-100.
Cushing, J. E., Fujino, K., and Ca1:ipric.o. N. L. (1963a). The Ju blood typing
system of the sporm whale and specific solrrblo substsncos. Sci. Rep. V'huks
Res. Inat., Tokyo, no. 17, 67-77.
Gushing, J. E., Calaprice, N. L., and Trump, 0. (1963b). Blood group reactive
substances in some marine invertebratcs. Uiol. Bull. Woods Hole, 125,
nenuc6, J. M., and Cushing, J. E. (1963). Comparat ive serology of crustaceans
and molluscs of Southern California. I n " Protitles of Biolngical Fluids ",
Elsevier PubI. Co., Amsterdam. (In press.)
Ehrlich, P., and Morgenroth, J. (1900). Bed. klin. Wachr. 33, 453 (reference
from Wiener. 1962).
Fanis, D. A. (1967). A reviow of p n p r chromatography as used in systematics.
Spec. sci. Rep. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv. no. 208, '' Contributions to the Study
of Subpopulations of Fishes ", J. Marr coovd., pp. 35-8.
Saunders Co., Philadelphia and London.
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systems. Part I. Am. J. hum. Genet. 5, 193-236.
Condor, 43, 103-7.
gullifera. Proc. Nut. Acud. Sci., Wash. 27, 496-9.
404-6.
yellowfin tuna and skipjack bloods. J . Immunol. 68. 643-7.
Fish Wildl. Serv. no. 183, 1-14.
Pvoc. X V I Intenrut. Congr. Zoo. Wash. D.C., 4, 123-4.
344 pp. McCraw Hill Book Co., Now York.
91, 121-6.
Cushing, J. E., Fujirm, K., and Taliahashi, K. (1959).
6 9-80.
125
Carpinter, P. L. (1966). " Zmrniinology and Serology ", 351 pp. W. B.
Chapman, W. M. (1982). Oceanography and fishing. Navigution. 9. 200-204.
Chown, B. (1944). A rapid, simple and econoniiral melhod for Rh agglutination.
Am. J. clin. Path. 14, 114-16.
Chown, B., and Lewis, 1 1 . (1946). Further experience with the slanted capillary
method for the Rh typing of red blood cells. J. Cannd. med. Ass. 55, 66-9.
Cohen, C. (1962). " Blood Groups in lnfrahuman Species ", Ann. N . Y . Acad.
Cotterman, C. W. (1953). Regular two-allele and three-allele phenotype
Cushing, J. E. (1941a). Winter behavior of ravens a t Tomalos Bay, California.
Cuahing, J. E. (1941b). An experiment on olfactory conditioning in Droaophila
Cushing, J. E. (1952a). Serological differentiation of fish bloods. Science, 115,
Cushing, J. E. (1952b). Individual variation in the hemagglutinin content of
Cushing, J. E. (1956). Observations on the serology of tuna. Spec. aci. Rep. U.S.
Cushing, J. E. (1963). Blood groiips and the systematics of marine animals.
Cushing, J. E., and Campboll, D. H. (1967). " Principles of Imniunology ",
Cushing, J. E., and Duridl, U. I,. (1957). Isoagglittination in fish. Am. Xut.
Cushing, J. E., and Spraguo, L. (1952). 'rho agglutination of fish erythrocytes
by iiorinal hitman sera. Uiol. Bull. 103, 328-35.
C'usliing, J. E., and Spraguo, L. (1953). Agglutinations of tho erythrocytes of
various fishes by human and othor sera. Amer. Nat. 87, 307-15.
Cushing, J. E., Ridgway, G. J., and Durall, C. L. (1967). The preservation of
intact erythrocytes of marine vertebrates for blood group research. Biol.
Bull. 113, 343.
Glycerol-freezing technique as an aid in blood typing of whalcs. Sci. Rep. Whulea Hea. Inst.,
Tokyo, no. 14, 8'3-100.
Cushing, J. E., Fujino, K., and Ca1:ipric.o. N. L. (1963a). The Ju blood typing
system of the sporm whale and specific solrrblo substsncos. Sci. Rep. V'huks
Res. Inat., Tokyo, no. 17, 67-77.
Gushing, J. E., Calaprice, N. L., and Trump, 0. (1963b). Blood group reactive
substances in some marine invertebratcs. Uiol. Bull. Woods Hole, 125,
nenuc6, J. M., and Cushing, J. E. (1963). Comparat ive serology of crustaceans
and molluscs of Southern California. I n " Protitles of Biolngical Fluids ",
Elsevier PubI. Co., Amsterdam. (In press.)
Ehrlich, P., and Morgenroth, J. (1900). Bed. klin. Wachr. 33, 453 (reference
from Wiener. 1962).
Fanis, D. A. (1967). A reviow of p n p r chromatography as used in systematics.
Spec. sci. Rep. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv. no. 208, '' Contributions to the Study
of Subpopulations of Fishes ", J. Marr coovd., pp. 35-8.
Saunders Co., Philadelphia and London.
S C ~ .
97, 1-328. '
systems. Part I. Am. J. hum. Genet. 5, 193-236.
Condor, 43, 103-7.
gullifera. Proc. Nut. Acud. Sci., Wash. 27, 496-9.
404-6.
yellowfin tuna and skipjack bloods. J . Immunol. 68. 643-7.
Fish Wildl. Serv. no. 183, 1-14.
Pvoc. X V I Intenrut. Congr. Zoo. Wash. D.C., 4, 123-4.
344 pp. McCraw Hill Book Co., Now York.
91, 121-6.
Cushing, J. E., Fujirm, K., and Taliahashi, K. (1959).
6 9-80.