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the intertidal barnacles Chthamalua stellatus Poli and B&nue b & d e s L.
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in a river. (Polish: English summary.) 2. Nank. Pol. Wr. Wrocluw 1960,40,
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E. NAYLOR
Resig, J. M. (1960). Foraminifera1 ecology around ocean outfalls off southern
California. Proc. 1st lnt. Conf. Wastea Disposal in the Marine Environment.
(Ed. E. A. Pearson.) 104-22.
Rippon, J. (1963). The use of bacterial tracers to follow water movements. Ann.
Rep. Challenger SOC. 3(15), 34.
Ritchie, J. (1927). The prevention of the growth of mussels in submarine shafts
and tunnels at Westbank Electricity Station, Portobello. Trana. Roy.
Scot. Soc. Arts. 19 (191&25), 20 pp.
Roberts, J. L. (1953). Studies on thermal acclimatisation in the limed shore crab,
Pachygrapsus crassipea Randall. Proc. XIXth int. Physiol. Congr. p. 706.
Roberts, J. L. (1957). Thermal acclimation of metabolism in the crab, Pachygrapeus crassipea Randall. 11. Mechanisms and the influence of seaaon and
latitude. Physiol. Z0Ol.30~242-55.
Ross, F. F. (1959). The operation of thermal power stations in relation to streams.
J . Inst.Sew. Purif. 1, 1&26.
Runnstrom, S. (1928). tfber die Thermopathie der Fortzpflanzung und Entwicklung mariner Tiere in Beziehung zu ihrer gbographischen Verbreitung.
Bergens Mua. Arb. Naturw. rekke, 1927, No. 2.66 pp.
Rutkovskiy, V. I. (1962). Distribution of temperature along the Upper Volga
reservoirs in the period of intensive heating. Byulletin Inatituta Biologii
Vodokhranilischeh, Akad. Nauk. U.S.S.R. 13,48-51.
Ryland, J. S. (1960). The British species of Bugula (Polyzoa). Proc. Zool. SOC.
Ryland, J. S., and Austin, A. P. (1960). Three species of kamptozoa new to
Britain. Proc. Zool.Soc. Lond. 133,423-33.
Schott, G. (1913). Der Peru-Strom und seine nordlichen Nachbarge biete in
normaler un a normaler Ausbildung. Ann. Hydrog. Mar. Meteorol. 59,
161-69 and 200-13.
Scottish Marine Biological Association (1961, 62, 63). Reports of the Council for
1960-1, 1961-2, 1962-3, pp. 16-6, pp. 16-6, and p. 21, respectively.
Segal, E. (1956). Microgeographic variation aa thermal acclimation in an intertidal mollusc. Biol. Bull. Woods Hole, 111,129-52.
Segal, E., Rao, K. P., and James, T. W. (1953). Rate of activity as a function of
intertidal height within populations of some littoral molluscs. Nature, Lond.
172,1108.
Lmd. 134,65-105.
Setchell, W. A. (1920). Stenothermy and zone invasion. Amer. Nat. 54,385-97.
Shelbourne, J. E., (1964). The artificial propagation of marine fish. Adw. mar.
Smith, R. I. (1963). On the occurrence of Nereis (Neanthes) succinea a t the
Kristineberg Zoological Station, Sweden, and its recent northward spread.
Ark. filr 2001. (2), 15 (30), 437-41.
Southward, A. J. (1958). Note on the temperature tolerances of some intertidal
animals in relation to environmental temperatures and geographical distribution. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 37, 49-66.
Southward, A. J., and Crisp, D. J. (1954). Recent changes in the distribution of
the intertidal barnacles Chthamalua stellatus Poli and B&nue b & d e s L.
in the British Isles. J . Anim. Ecol. 23, 163-77.
Southward, A. J., and Crisp, D. J. (1956). Fluctuations in the distribution and
abundance of intertidal barnacles. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 35, 211-29.
Stangenberg, M., and Pawlaczyk, M. (1961). The influence of a warm water
influx from a power station upon the formation of biocenotic communities
in a river. (Polish: English summary.) 2. Nank. Pol. Wr. Wrocluw 1960,40,
Inzym, Saint. 1,67-106.
Biol. 2, 1-83.