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Berg, K. (1953). The problem of respiratory acclimatization. Hydrobiologia, 5,
Bertelson, E., and Ussing, H. (1936). Marine tropical anim~ls carried to the
Copenhagen Sydhavn on a ship from the Bermudas. Vidensk. Medd. Dansk.
Naturh. Foren. 100,237-45.
Biebl, R. (1962). Kalte-und Warmeresistenz tropischer Meeresalgen. Ber.
deutach. bot. Bee. 75,271-2.
Bigelow, H. B. (1926). Plankton of the offshore waters of the Gulf of Maine.
Bull. BUT. Fkh. 40,509.
Bishop, M. W. H. (1951). Distribution of barnacles by ships. Nature, Lond. 167,
531.
BoBtius, I. (1962). Temperature and growth in a population of Mytilua edulie
(L.) from the Northern Harbour of Copenhagen (the Sound). Medd. fra
Dan. Fkk. og Havund., N.S. 3,339-46.
Bowers, A. B., and Naylor, E. (1964). Occurrence of Atherina boyeri Risso in
Britain. Nature, Lond. 202,318.
Brett, J. R. (1960). Thermal requirements of fish-three decades of study,
1940-1970. I n “ Biological Problems in Water Pollution.” Robt. A. Taft
San. Eng. Center Tech. Rept. W60-3,110-7.
Broekhuysen, G. J. (1936). On development, growth and distribution of Carcinidee
maenas (L.) Arch. Neerl. Zool. 2,257-399.
Broekhuysen, G. J. (1940). A preliminary investigation of the importance of
desiccation, temperature and salinity 88 factors controlling the vertical
distribution of certain intertidal gastropods in False Bay, South Africa.
Tram. Roy. SOC. S . Afr. 28,255-92.
Brongersma-Sanders, M. (1948). The importance of upwelling water to vertebrate palaeontology and oil geology. Verh. Akad. Wet. Amst. Afd. natuurkunde, Sect. 2, Dee1 45,4,112 pp.
Brown, F. A. Jr., and Webb, H. M. (1948). Temperature relations of an endogenous daily rhythmicity in the fiddler crab, Urn. Phyeiol. 2001. 12,371-81.
Brown, F. A. Jr., Bennett, M.’F., and Webb. H. M. (1954). Persistent daily and
tidal rhythms of 0,-consumption in fiddler crabs. J . CeU. Comp. Physiol. 44,
331-50.
477-506.
Bull, H. 0. (1962). Personal communication.
Bullock, T. H. (1955). Compensation for temperature in the metabolism and
activity of poikilotherms. Bwl. Rev. 30,311-42.
Cairns, J. Jr. (1956). Effects of increased temperatures on aquatic organisms.
Induetrial Wastee, 1,150-2.
Cairns. J. Jr., and Scheier, A. (1958). The effects of temperature and hardness of
water upon the toxicity of zinc to the pond snail Phyaa heteroatrophu (Say).
Not. Nat., A d . Nat. Sci. Philad. 308,l-11.
The effects of temperature and water
hardness upon the toxicity of naphthenic acids to the common bluegill
sunfish, LepmG macrochirua Raf., and the pond snail, Physa hetwostropha
(Say). Not. Nat., A d . Nat. Sci. Philad. 353,l-12.
Carlisle, D. B. (1967). On the hormonal inhibition of moulting in decapod Crustacea. 11. The terminal anecdysis in crabs. J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 36, 291307.
Cairns, J. Jr., and Scheier, A. (1962).
E. NAYLOR
Berg, K. (1953). The problem of respiratory acclimatization. Hydrobiologia, 5,
Bertelson, E., and Ussing, H. (1936). Marine tropical anim~ls carried to the
Copenhagen Sydhavn on a ship from the Bermudas. Vidensk. Medd. Dansk.
Naturh. Foren. 100,237-45.
Biebl, R. (1962). Kalte-und Warmeresistenz tropischer Meeresalgen. Ber.
deutach. bot. Bee. 75,271-2.
Bigelow, H. B. (1926). Plankton of the offshore waters of the Gulf of Maine.
Bull. BUT. Fkh. 40,509.
Bishop, M. W. H. (1951). Distribution of barnacles by ships. Nature, Lond. 167,
531.
BoBtius, I. (1962). Temperature and growth in a population of Mytilua edulie
(L.) from the Northern Harbour of Copenhagen (the Sound). Medd. fra
Dan. Fkk. og Havund., N.S. 3,339-46.
Bowers, A. B., and Naylor, E. (1964). Occurrence of Atherina boyeri Risso in
Britain. Nature, Lond. 202,318.
Brett, J. R. (1960). Thermal requirements of fish-three decades of study,
1940-1970. I n “ Biological Problems in Water Pollution.” Robt. A. Taft
San. Eng. Center Tech. Rept. W60-3,110-7.
Broekhuysen, G. J. (1936). On development, growth and distribution of Carcinidee
maenas (L.) Arch. Neerl. Zool. 2,257-399.
Broekhuysen, G. J. (1940). A preliminary investigation of the importance of
desiccation, temperature and salinity 88 factors controlling the vertical
distribution of certain intertidal gastropods in False Bay, South Africa.
Tram. Roy. SOC. S . Afr. 28,255-92.
Brongersma-Sanders, M. (1948). The importance of upwelling water to vertebrate palaeontology and oil geology. Verh. Akad. Wet. Amst. Afd. natuurkunde, Sect. 2, Dee1 45,4,112 pp.
Brown, F. A. Jr., and Webb, H. M. (1948). Temperature relations of an endogenous daily rhythmicity in the fiddler crab, Urn. Phyeiol. 2001. 12,371-81.
Brown, F. A. Jr., Bennett, M.’F., and Webb. H. M. (1954). Persistent daily and
tidal rhythms of 0,-consumption in fiddler crabs. J . CeU. Comp. Physiol. 44,
331-50.
477-506.
Bull, H. 0. (1962). Personal communication.
Bullock, T. H. (1955). Compensation for temperature in the metabolism and
activity of poikilotherms. Bwl. Rev. 30,311-42.
Cairns, J. Jr. (1956). Effects of increased temperatures on aquatic organisms.
Induetrial Wastee, 1,150-2.
Cairns. J. Jr., and Scheier, A. (1958). The effects of temperature and hardness of
water upon the toxicity of zinc to the pond snail Phyaa heteroatrophu (Say).
Not. Nat., A d . Nat. Sci. Philad. 308,l-11.
The effects of temperature and water
hardness upon the toxicity of naphthenic acids to the common bluegill
sunfish, LepmG macrochirua Raf., and the pond snail, Physa hetwostropha
(Say). Not. Nat., A d . Nat. Sci. Philad. 353,l-12.
Carlisle, D. B. (1967). On the hormonal inhibition of moulting in decapod Crustacea. 11. The terminal anecdysis in crabs. J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K . 36, 291307.
Cairns, J. Jr., and Scheier, A. (1962).