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XIII. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to acknowledge with thanks, but without implication of
responsibility for statements or conclusions in this paper, the suggestions and
comments of Dr. Z. Kabata, Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen, Scotland; Dr. S. F.
Snieszko, Dr. G. L. Hoffman, Dr. K. Wolf and Mr. G. L. Bullock, Eastern Fish
Disease Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Leetown,
West Virginia; Dr. A. Rosenfield and Mr. A. S. Merrill, Biological Laboratory,
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Oxford, Maryland; and Sir Frederick
Russell, Plymouth, England.
Mrs. Helen Lang, Librarian, Biological Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Oxford, Maryland, assisted immeasurably in the preparation
of this review by acquiring publications and translations not generally available.
Mrs. Emily Merrill and Mrs. Mary Ropes were especially helpful in preparing
and editing the manuscript; Mrs. Miriam Schmidtmann and Mr. James Voshell
prepared a number of the illustrations.
89
Woodcock, H. M. (1904). Note on a remarkable parasite of plaice and flounders.
Proc. Lpool biol. SOC. 18, 143-52.
Woodland, W. N. F. (1927). A revised classification of the Tetraphyllidean
Cestoda, with descriptions of some Phyllobothriidae from Plymouth. Proc.
2001. SOC. Lond. 1927, 519-48.
Wurmbach, H. ( 1937). Zur krankheitserregenden Wirkung der Acanthocephalen.
Die Kratzererkrankung der Barben in der Mosel. 2. Fisch. 35, 217-32.
Yamaguti, S. (1935). Studies on the helminth fauna of Japan. Part 9. Nematodes
of fishes. 1. Jap. J . Zool. 6, 337-86.
Yamaguti, S. (1958-1963). “ Systema Helminthum, ” volumes I-V. Interscience
Publs, New York.
Yasutake, W. T., Parisot, T. J., and Klontz, G. W. (1965). Virus diseases of the
Salmonidae in western United States. 11. Aspects of pathogenesis. Ann. N . Y .
Acad. Sci. 126, 520-30.
Yorke, W., and Maplestone, P. A. (1926). ‘‘ The Nematode Parasites of Vertebrates”, 536 pp. J. and A. Churchill, London.
Young, P. H. (1964). Some effects of sewer effluent on marine life. Calij. Fish
Game, 50, 33-41.
Young, R. T. (1955). Tetrarhynch (cestode) life histories. Biol. BUZZ., Woods Hole,
109, 354.
ZoBell, C. E. (1946). “ Marine Microbiology”, 240 pp. Chronica Botanica,
Waltham, Mass.
ZoBell, C. E., and Wells N. A. (1934). An infectious dermatitis of certain marine
fishes. J . infect. Dis. 55, 299-305.
XIII. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to acknowledge with thanks, but without implication of
responsibility for statements or conclusions in this paper, the suggestions and
comments of Dr. Z. Kabata, Marine Laboratory, Aberdeen, Scotland; Dr. S. F.
Snieszko, Dr. G. L. Hoffman, Dr. K. Wolf and Mr. G. L. Bullock, Eastern Fish
Disease Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Leetown,
West Virginia; Dr. A. Rosenfield and Mr. A. S. Merrill, Biological Laboratory,
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Oxford, Maryland; and Sir Frederick
Russell, Plymouth, England.
Mrs. Helen Lang, Librarian, Biological Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Oxford, Maryland, assisted immeasurably in the preparation
of this review by acquiring publications and translations not generally available.
Mrs. Emily Merrill and Mrs. Mary Ropes were especially helpful in preparing
and editing the manuscript; Mrs. Miriam Schmidtmann and Mr. James Voshell
prepared a number of the illustrations.