Subject Index
Thia ia a akeleton indez and refme b the principal topica only
A
Albacore, blood groups, 92,95, 109, 11 1
Alewives, blood groups, 104
Abaa paeudoharengua (Wilson), 104
Alosa aapidiaaima, 3
American pollack, 3, 6
Ampeliaca, 250
Anchoveta, 23 ’
Anguilla japonicu (Temminck &
Anoplopoma fimbria (Pallas), 103
Antibiotics, eee Bacterial control
Aquaria, aee alao Incubatwe, Rearing
bacterial control, 32, 33, 36, 55, 68
clupeids, 20-24, 49, 84
diseases, 23, 27, 37
eggs, 1 et aeq.
irrigation rate, 37
lighting, 27-31, 38, 41, 42,46, 61, 64,
metabolite control, 27, 36, 44
mortality, 10, 13, 20, 23-27, 40,
photosynthesis, 27
physico-chemical control of water,
Schlegel), blood groups of, 94, 96
food, 22-24, 27, 40, 46. 55, 56, 63
56, 61
43-40, 52, 54, 60, 61
10, 22, 27-32, 36-39, 42-46, 49,
55-58
propagation, 1
salinity, 49
Arenicola, 213
Artemia
as larval food, 22-24, 27, 40, 46. 66,
70
hatching, 42
production system, 63, 70
Asdic, 229
Atherinidae, 23
Atlantic redfish, blood groups, 104
B
Bacterial control of aquarium water,
32, 33, 36, 55, 58
Baikal Ornul, blood groups, 114
Bataenoptem borealis (Lesson), 97
Bnlaenoptera muaculua L., 97
Balaenoptera phgdua, 97
Balanus, 23, 40
Bass, 76
Benthos
communities, 177
estimation of population density
soaeonal variation, 260
zonation of species, 177
and distribution, 242
Benthos, sampling of, aee Sampling
Benthos, treatment of samples, 230
sediment analysis, 238
sieving, 230, 235
sorting, 237
waahing, 230
Bigeye, 109, 111
Blenniua ocelhria L., 21
Blood, see &o Genetiee
adsorption technique, 121
agglutination, 89 et seq.
agglutination techniques, 119
agglutinogens, 89
antibodies, 87 et seq.
antigen-antibody reactions, 89
antigens, 86 et seq.
blood factor, 89
blood group research, 86, 93, 119
blood grouping, nature of, 86
blood grouping, techniques, 119
combining sites, 89
cross reactions, 89
dosage effects, 86, 97
haemoglobin variations, 116
homolytic and other techniques,
inhibition technique, 122
maternal-fetal incompatibility, 99
sampling, 99. 116, 117
soluble molecuIes under genetio
control. 113
titration a r d scoring, 120
120
Thia ia a akeleton indez and refme b the principal topica only
A
Albacore, blood groups, 92,95, 109, 11 1
Alewives, blood groups, 104
Abaa paeudoharengua (Wilson), 104
Alosa aapidiaaima, 3
American pollack, 3, 6
Ampeliaca, 250
Anchoveta, 23 ’
Anguilla japonicu (Temminck &
Anoplopoma fimbria (Pallas), 103
Antibiotics, eee Bacterial control
Aquaria, aee alao Incubatwe, Rearing
bacterial control, 32, 33, 36, 55, 68
clupeids, 20-24, 49, 84
diseases, 23, 27, 37
eggs, 1 et aeq.
irrigation rate, 37
lighting, 27-31, 38, 41, 42,46, 61, 64,
metabolite control, 27, 36, 44
mortality, 10, 13, 20, 23-27, 40,
photosynthesis, 27
physico-chemical control of water,
Schlegel), blood groups of, 94, 96
food, 22-24, 27, 40, 46. 55, 56, 63
56, 61
43-40, 52, 54, 60, 61
10, 22, 27-32, 36-39, 42-46, 49,
55-58
propagation, 1
salinity, 49
Arenicola, 213
Artemia
as larval food, 22-24, 27, 40, 46. 66,
70
hatching, 42
production system, 63, 70
Asdic, 229
Atherinidae, 23
Atlantic redfish, blood groups, 104
B
Bacterial control of aquarium water,
32, 33, 36, 55, 58
Baikal Ornul, blood groups, 114
Bataenoptem borealis (Lesson), 97
Bnlaenoptera muaculua L., 97
Balaenoptera phgdua, 97
Balanus, 23, 40
Bass, 76
Benthos
communities, 177
estimation of population density
soaeonal variation, 260
zonation of species, 177
and distribution, 242
Benthos, sampling of, aee Sampling
Benthos, treatment of samples, 230
sediment analysis, 238
sieving, 230, 235
sorting, 237
waahing, 230
Bigeye, 109, 111
Blenniua ocelhria L., 21
Blood, see &o Genetiee
adsorption technique, 121
agglutination, 89 et seq.
agglutination techniques, 119
agglutinogens, 89
antibodies, 87 et seq.
antigen-antibody reactions, 89
antigens, 86 et seq.
blood factor, 89
blood group research, 86, 93, 119
blood grouping, nature of, 86
blood grouping, techniques, 119
combining sites, 89
cross reactions, 89
dosage effects, 86, 97
haemoglobin variations, 116
homolytic and other techniques,
inhibition technique, 122
maternal-fetal incompatibility, 99
sampling, 99. 116, 117
soluble molecuIes under genetio
control. 113
titration a r d scoring, 120
120