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Shelbourne, J. E. (1963a). Marine fish culture in Britain. 2. A plaice rearing
experiment at Port Erin, Isle of Man, in open sea water circulation. J. C m .
int. Explor. filer, 28, 70-9.
Shelbourne, J. E. (1963b). Marine fish culture in Britain. 4. High survivals of
metamorphosed plaice during salinity experiments in open circulation at
port Erin, Isle of Man, 1961. J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 28.
Shelbourne, J. E. (1963~). A merino fish-rearing experiment using anti-biotics.
Nature, Lond. 198, 74-6.
Shelbourne, J. E., Riley, J. D., and Thacker, G. T. (1963). Marine fish culture
in Britain. 1. Plaice rearing in closed circulation at Lowestoft, 1967-1960.
J . Cone. int. Explor. Mer, 28, 66-89.
Simpson, A. C. (1951). The fecundity of the plaice. Fish. Invest., Lond. Ser. 2,
17 ( B ) , 27 pp.
Simpson, A. C. (1959a). The spawning of the plaice in the North Sea. Piah.
InWe8t.. L d . Ser. 2, 22 (7), 111 pp.
Simpson, A. c. (1969b). The spawning of the plaice (Pleuronectes pZuteuua) in
the Irish Sea. Fish. Jnveet., Lond. Ser. 2, 22 (8), 30 pp.
Soleim, I?. A. (1942). Arsaker ti1 Rike og Fattige Arganger av Sild. Fiskeridir.
Skr. Havunders0k. 7 (2), 30 pp.
Strickland, J. D. H., and Parsons, T. R. (1960). A manual of sea water analysis.
Bull. Fish, Bee. Bd can. 125, 185 pp.
Sun& 0. (1924). Snow and survival of cod fry. Nature, Land. 113, 163-4.
Thing, A. V. (1952). Experimental study of meristic characters in fishes.
Biol. Rev. 27, 169-93.
Thorson, G. (1968). Parallel level-bottom communities, their temperature
adaptation, arid their " balance " between predators and food animals.
I n " Perspectives in Marine Biology " (Ed. A. A. Buzzati-Traverso).
621 pp. University of California Press, Berkeley and Lo8 Angeles.
von Ubisch, L. (1 962). Unterauchungen uber Pleuronectiden. I1 (Ambicoloration, Inversion and Bilateralitet). Arch. EnturMech. Org. 145, 1-61.
Welne, P. R. (1958). The importance of bacteria in laboratory experiments on
rearing the larvae of Ostrea edulis (L.). J . mar. b i d . Ass. U.K. 37, 416-26.
White, J. C. (1962). A reversed ambicolorate post-larva1 Gulf flounder. Cop&,
No. 4, 854.
mitley, E. (1906). A note on the effect of acid, alkali and certain indicatore
in arresting or otherwise influencing the development of eggs of Pleuronecta
Phle88a and Echinue exulenlue. Proc. roy. Soc. 77 (B), 137-149.
Wood, P. C. (1961). The principles of water sterilization by ultra-violet light
and their application in the purification of oysters. Fiah. Invest., Lond.
8 ~ .
2, 23 (0), 48 pp.
zO*ell~ C. E. (1946). " Marine Microbiology.'' 240 pp. Chronica Botanica Co.,
Waltham, Mass.. U.S.A.