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Quigley, J. J. (1964). Mechanized squid jigger. Trade Newa, 17, 3-6.
Quir6s, J. (1922).
Quoy, J. R. C., and Gaimard, J. P. (1832).
Algunos moluscos comestibles de la Provincia de Mhlaga.
Boln Pescaa, 8 6 8 .
Zoologie du voyage de
E’Astrolabe aous lea ordrea du Capitaine Dumont d’Urville, pendant lea anndea
Rae, B. B. (1950). Description of a giant squid stranded near Aberdeen. Proc.
Rae, B. B. (1961). A strange squid. Scott. Fish. Bull. No. 16, 13-14.
Rae, B. B., and Lamont, J. M. (1963). Rare marine invertebrates found in the
Scottish area. Scott. Nat. 71, 23-8.
Rae, B. B., Stephen, A. C., and Wilson, F. (1957). Rare marine invertebrates
recently found in the Scottish area. Scott. Nut. 69, 1-4.
Rancurel, P. (1964). Note sup la plongBe profonde de Tursiopa truncalus. Cahiefe
O.R.S.T.O.M. Ocdanographie, 2, 135-41.
Rathke, H. (1835). Peroteuthia eine neues Genus der Cephalopoden. Zap. imp.
Akad. Nauk, 2, 149-76.
Rees, E. I. S., and Clarke, M. R. (1963). First records of Tetronychoteuthis
duasumieri (d‘orbigny) (Cephalopoda: Onychoteuthidae) from the Northwest Atlantic. J. Fish. Res. Bd Can. 20, 853-4.
Rees, W. J. (1949). Note on the hooked squid, Onychoteuthis bankai. Proc. malac.
Soc. Lond. 28, 43-5.
Rees, W. J. (1950). On a giant squid Ommastrephes caroli Furtado stranded a t
Looe, Cornwall. Bull. Br. Mua. nut. Hwt. 1, 31-41.
Rees, W. J. (1955). Note on the distribution of cephalopods in the eastern
Mediterranean. J. Conch. Paris, 95, 83-5.
Rees, W. J. (1957). Cephalopoda. I n “Plymouth Marine Fauna”, p. 339.
Marine Biological Associaiion of U.K., Plymouth.
Rees, W. J., and Maul, G. E. (1956). The Cephalopoda of Madeira. Bull. Br.
Mus. nut. Hist. 3, 257-81.
Rehder, H. A. (1940). Hyaloteuthispelagicus (Bosc) in the North Pacific. Nautilue,
Rice, D. A. (1963). Progress report on biological studies of the larger Cetacea
in the waters off California. Norak Hvalfangattid. 52, 181-7.
Richard, J. (1903). Campagne scientifique du yacht “ Princesse-Alice ” en
1902. Bull. Soc. 2001. Fr. 28. 63-79.
Risso, A. (1854). “Mollusques CBphalopodes vivants observes dans la Barage
MBditerranBen du Comte de Nice ”, 81 pp. Nice.
Ritchie, J. (1918). Occurrence of a giant squid (Architeuthis) on the Scottish
coast. Scott. Nut. 133-9.
Ritchie, J. (1920). Shoals of squids in the Firth of Forth. Scott. Nut. No. 101-102,
93-4.
Ritchie, J. (1922). Giant squids on the Scottish coast. Rep. Br. Aaa. Advmt Sci.
1921, p. 423.
Robbins, L. L., Oldham, F. K., and Geiling. E. M. K. (1937). The stomach
contents of sperm whales caught off the west coast of British Columbia.
Rep. prov. Mus. nut. Hist. Br. Columb. 19-20.
Robson, C. W. (1887). On a new species of giant cuttlefish stranded a t Cape
Campbell, June 30th, 1886 (Archdewthis kirkii). Tram. Prw. N . Z . Inet. 19,
Molluscs.
1826-29, 2, 321-661.
malac. SOC. Lond. 28, 163-7.
54, (2), 71-2.
155-7.