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Gee, J. M. (1963). On the taxonomy and distribution in South Wales of Filograna,
Hydroidea and Mercierelkz (Serpulidae). Ann. Mag. Nat. Hwt. (13) 6,705-15.
Gilet, R. (1960). Water pollution in Marseilles and its relation with flora and
fauna. Proc. 1st Int. Conf. Waete Disposal in the Marine Environment
(Ed. E. A. Pearson), pp. 32-56.
Gowanloch, J. N. (1926). Contributions to the study of marine gastropods. 11.
The intertidal life of Buccinum undatum, a study in non-adaptation. Contr.
C a d . Bwl. Fish. N.S. 3,167-78.
Qowanloch, J. N., and Hayes, F. R. (1926). Contributions to the study of marine
gastropods. I. The physical factors, behaviour, and intertidal life of Littorim.
Contr. C a m . Biol. Fish. N.S. 3, 133-66.
Grainger, J. N. R. (1948). In “ Physiological Adaptations,” (Ed. C. L. Prosser).
Am. Physiol. SOC. Washington, 79-91.
Gunter, G. (1957). Temperature. Chapter 8. I n “ Treatise on Marine Ecology
and Palaeoecology,” I. (Ed. by J. W. Hedgepeth.) Geol. SOC. Arner. Mem. 67,
Gunther, E. R. (1936). A report on oceanographical investigations in the Peru
coastal current. Discovery Rep&. 13,107-276.
Halcrow, K. (1963). Acclimation to temperature in the marine copepod, Calunw,
jinmarchicus (Gunner.). Limnol. and Oceunogr. 8, 1-8.
Hardy, A. C. (1956). “ The Open Sea: The World of Plankton.” 335 pp. Collins,
London.
Hayes, Helen H., and Austen, T. S. (1951). The distribution of discoloured sea
water. Tex. J . Sci. 3,530-41.
Hedgepeth, J. W. (1957). Estuaries and Lagoons, 11. Biological aspects. Chapter
23. I n “ Treatise on Marine Ecology and Palaeoecology.” (Ed. J. W.
Hedgepeth.) Geol. SOC. Amer. Mem. 67,693-729.
Henderson, J. T. (1929). Lethal temperatures of Lamellibranchiata. Contr.
Canad. Biol. Fhh. N.S. 4,397-411.
Heppel, D. (1961). The naturalisation in Europe of the quahog, Mercenaria
mercenaria (L.). J . Conch. 25,21-34.
Hockley,A.R. (1963). Some effects of warm water effluents inSouthamptonWater.
Ann. Rep. Challenger SOC. 3(15), 37-8.
Holthuis, L. B., and Gottlieb, E. (1958). An annotated list of the decapod
crustacea of the Mediterranean coast of Israel, with an appendix listing the
decapoda of the Eastern Mediterranean. Bull. Res. Council Israel, Sect 7b,
Huntsman, A. G. (1942). Death of salmon and trout with high temperature.
J . Fish Rea. B d . Can. 5,485-501.
Huntsman, A. G., and Reid, M. E. (1921). The success of reproduction ofSagitta
elegans in the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of St. Lawrence. Trans. Roy Can.
Inst. 13,99-112.
Hynes, H. B. N. (1959). T h e biological effects of water pollution. I n “ The effects
of pollution on living material.” Symp. Inat. Biol. No. 8, pp. 11-24 (Ed.
W. B. Yapp).
Hynes, H. B. N. (1960). “ T h e Biology of Polluted Waters.” 202 pp. Liverpool
Univ. Press, Liverpool.
Iles, R. B. (1963). Cultivating fish for food and sport in power station water.
New Scientkt, 117,221-9.
Jones, J. R. Erichsen (1964). “ Fish and River Pollution.” 203 pp. Butterworths,
London.
159-84.
1-126.