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McElroy, W. D., and Strehler, 13. L. (1954). Bioluminescence. Bact. Rev. 18,
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MacLeod. R. A., Onofrey, E., and Norris, M. E. (1954). Nutrition and metabolism
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ROBINA B. SCHOLES AND J . M. SHEWAN
Johnson, F. H., and van Schouwenburg. K. L. V. (1939). Decomposition of
hydrogen peroxide by catalase. Nature, Lond. 144, 634-35.
Kadota, H. (1956). A study of marine aerobic cellulose-decomposing bacteria.
Mem. Coll. Agric. Kyoto No. 74 (Fish. Ser. No. 6).
Kadota, H. (1959). Celfulose-decomposing bacteria in the sea. In “ Marine
Boring and Fouling Organisms ” (ed. D. L. Ray), pp. 332-40. University of
Washington Press, Seattle.
Kholodny, N. (1930). uber eino neue Method zur Untersuchungen der Bodenmikroflora. Arch. Mtkrobiol. 1, 620-52.
Klebahn, H. (1919). Die Schadlinge des Klippfisches. Mitt. Inst. allgem. Botun.,
Hamburg. 4, 11-69.
Krwilnikov, N. A. (1969). “ Diagnostik der Bakterien und Actinomyceten.”
Gustav Fischer, Jena.
Krisa, A. E. (1963). “ Marine Microbiology (Deep Sea).” Transl. from Russian
by Shewan and Kabltta. Oliver and Boyd, London. Interscience, New York.
Kriss. A. E., Abyzov, S. S., Lebedcva, M. N., Mishustina, I. E., and Mitskevich,
L. N. (1960). Geographical regularities in microbe population (heterotroph)
distribution in the World Ocean. J. Bact. 80, 731-36.
Kriss, A. E., Mishustina, I. E., and Zemtsova, E. V. (1962). Biochemical activity
of micro-organisms isolated from various regions of the World Ocean.
J. gen. Microbiol. 29, 221-32.
Laraen, H. (1962). Halophilism. In “Bacteria,” Vol. 4 (eds. I. C. Gunsalus and
R. Y. Stanier.) pp. 297-342. Academic Press, New York.
Liston, J. (1956). Quantitative variations in the bacterial flora of flat fish. J. gen.
Microbiol. 15, 306-14.
Liston, J., Wiebe, W., and Colwell, R. R. (1963). Quantitative approach to
the study of bacterial species. J. B a t . 85, 1061-70.
Lochheed, A. G. (1934). Bacteriological studies on the red discoloration of salted
hides. C a d . J. Res. 10, 275-86.
McElroy, W. D., and G l w , B. (eds.) (1961). “ Symposium on Light and Life.”
John Hopkins Press, Baltimore.
McElroy, W. D., and Seliger, H. H. (1962). Biological luminescence. Sci. Anzer.
207, 76-89.
McElroy, W. D., and Strehler, 13. L. (1954). Bioluminescence. Bact. Rev. 18,
MacLeod, R. A., and Onofrey, E. (1956). Nutrition and metabolism of marine
bacteria. 11. Observations on the relation of sea water to the growth of
marine bacteria. J. Bat. 71, 661-67.
MacLeod. R. A., Onofrey, E., and Norris, M. E. (1954). Nutrition and metabolism
of marine bacteria. I. Survey of nutritional requirements. J . Bact. 68, 68084.
Mishustine, I. E., Mitskevich, I. N., Kirikova, N. N., Bazaitova, L. V., and
Krius. A. E. (1962). Specific composition of microbial populatiom (heterotrophs) of the World Ocean. Proc. 8th Intr. Congr. Microbiol. Montreal (b
the press).
Morita, R. Y., and Burton, 8. D. (1963). Influence of moderate temperature on
177-94.
growth and malic dehydrogenese activity of a marine psychrophile. J . B a t .
1025-29.
Nigrelli, R. F. (1962). Antimicrobial substances from marine organisms. Introduction of the role of antibiosis in the sea. Tram. N . Y . A d . Sci. Ser. 2, 24,
496-97.