PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER
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Biggs, R. B. and Wetzel, C. D. (1968). Concentration of particulate carbohydrate
at the halocline in Chesapeake Bay. Limnol. Oceanogr. 13, 169-171.
Blanchard, D. C. (1963). The electrification of the atmosphere by particles from
bubbles in the sea. I n " Progress in Oceanography ". (M. Sears, ed.) 1,
71-202. Pergamon Press, Oxford.
Bursa, A. S. (1968). Starch in the Oceans. J . Fish. Res. BtE. Can. 25, 1269-1284.
Chave, K. E. (1965). Carbonates: association with organic matter in surface sea
water. Science, N . Y . 148, 1723-1724.
Chave, K. E. (1968). Carbonate-organic interactions in seawater. University of
Alaska Symposium on Organic Matter in Natural Watcrs.*
Conover, R. J. (1964). rood relations and nutrition of zooplankton. Proc. Symp.
on Ezp. Mar. Ecol., Occas. Pub. No. 2, Grad. School of Oceanogr. U. Rhode
Isl. 81-91.
Dal Pont, G. and Newell, B. (1963). Suspended organic matter in the Tasman
Sea. Austral. J . mar. Freshwat. Res. 14, 155-163.
Day, C. G. and Webster, F. (1965). Some current measurcmerits in the Sargasso
Sea. Deep Sea Res. 12, 805-814.
Degens, E. T. (1968). Molecular nature of nitrogenous compounds in sea water
and recent marine sediments. University of Alaska Symposium on Organic
Matter in Natural Waters.
Duursma, E. K. (1960). Dissolved organic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in
the sea. Nethed. J . Sea Res. 1, 1-148.
Faller, A. J. and Woodcock, A. H. (1964). The spacing of windrows ofSargassum
in the ocean. J . mar. Res. 22, 22-29.
Fournier, R. 0. (1966). North Atlantic deep-sea fert,ility. Science, N . Y . 153,
Fournier, R. 0. (1968). Observations of particulate organic carbon in t,he Mediterranean Sea and their relevance to the deep-living Cyclococcolithus fragilis.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 13, 693-697.
Fox, D. L., Isaacs, J. D. and Corcoran, E. F. (1952). Marine leptopel, its rccovery,
measurement and distribution. J . mar. Res. 11, 29-46.
Fox, F. E. and Herzfeld, K. F. (1955). Gas bubbles with organic skins as cavitation nuclei. J . ucoust. Sac. Amer. 26, 984-989.
Garrett), W. D. (1964). The organic chemical composition of the ocean surface.
N.R.L. Rep. 6201, 1-14.
Garrett, W. D. (1968). Organic chemistry of natural seasurface films. University
of Alaska Symposium on Organic Matter in Natural Waters.
Goldacre, R . J. (1958). Surface films, their collapse on compression, the shapes
and sizes of cells and the origin of life. In " Surface phenomena in chemistry
and biology ". (K. G. A. Pankhurst and A. C. Riddiford, eds.). Pergamon
Press, New York. 278-298.
Goldman, C. R . (1968). Thc use of absolute activity for eliminating serious
errors in the measurement of primary productivity with C1*. J . Cons. int.
Explor. Mer, 32, 172-179.
Gordon, D. C. (1969). Examination of current methods of particulate organic
carbon analysis. Deep Sea Res. 16, 661-665.
Gordon, D. C. (1970a). A microscopic study of non-living organic particles in
the North Atlantic Oceaii. Deep Sea Res. 17, 175-185.
1250-1252.
*Date given for University of Alaska Symposium throughout refer8 to insuc of preprint
manuscript. Publication in preparation, D. W. Hood, editor.
113
Biggs, R. B. and Wetzel, C. D. (1968). Concentration of particulate carbohydrate
at the halocline in Chesapeake Bay. Limnol. Oceanogr. 13, 169-171.
Blanchard, D. C. (1963). The electrification of the atmosphere by particles from
bubbles in the sea. I n " Progress in Oceanography ". (M. Sears, ed.) 1,
71-202. Pergamon Press, Oxford.
Bursa, A. S. (1968). Starch in the Oceans. J . Fish. Res. BtE. Can. 25, 1269-1284.
Chave, K. E. (1965). Carbonates: association with organic matter in surface sea
water. Science, N . Y . 148, 1723-1724.
Chave, K. E. (1968). Carbonate-organic interactions in seawater. University of
Alaska Symposium on Organic Matter in Natural Watcrs.*
Conover, R. J. (1964). rood relations and nutrition of zooplankton. Proc. Symp.
on Ezp. Mar. Ecol., Occas. Pub. No. 2, Grad. School of Oceanogr. U. Rhode
Isl. 81-91.
Dal Pont, G. and Newell, B. (1963). Suspended organic matter in the Tasman
Sea. Austral. J . mar. Freshwat. Res. 14, 155-163.
Day, C. G. and Webster, F. (1965). Some current measurcmerits in the Sargasso
Sea. Deep Sea Res. 12, 805-814.
Degens, E. T. (1968). Molecular nature of nitrogenous compounds in sea water
and recent marine sediments. University of Alaska Symposium on Organic
Matter in Natural Waters.
Duursma, E. K. (1960). Dissolved organic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in
the sea. Nethed. J . Sea Res. 1, 1-148.
Faller, A. J. and Woodcock, A. H. (1964). The spacing of windrows ofSargassum
in the ocean. J . mar. Res. 22, 22-29.
Fournier, R. 0. (1966). North Atlantic deep-sea fert,ility. Science, N . Y . 153,
Fournier, R. 0. (1968). Observations of particulate organic carbon in t,he Mediterranean Sea and their relevance to the deep-living Cyclococcolithus fragilis.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 13, 693-697.
Fox, D. L., Isaacs, J. D. and Corcoran, E. F. (1952). Marine leptopel, its rccovery,
measurement and distribution. J . mar. Res. 11, 29-46.
Fox, F. E. and Herzfeld, K. F. (1955). Gas bubbles with organic skins as cavitation nuclei. J . ucoust. Sac. Amer. 26, 984-989.
Garrett), W. D. (1964). The organic chemical composition of the ocean surface.
N.R.L. Rep. 6201, 1-14.
Garrett, W. D. (1968). Organic chemistry of natural seasurface films. University
of Alaska Symposium on Organic Matter in Natural Waters.
Goldacre, R . J. (1958). Surface films, their collapse on compression, the shapes
and sizes of cells and the origin of life. In " Surface phenomena in chemistry
and biology ". (K. G. A. Pankhurst and A. C. Riddiford, eds.). Pergamon
Press, New York. 278-298.
Goldman, C. R . (1968). Thc use of absolute activity for eliminating serious
errors in the measurement of primary productivity with C1*. J . Cons. int.
Explor. Mer, 32, 172-179.
Gordon, D. C. (1969). Examination of current methods of particulate organic
carbon analysis. Deep Sea Res. 16, 661-665.
Gordon, D. C. (1970a). A microscopic study of non-living organic particles in
the North Atlantic Oceaii. Deep Sea Res. 17, 175-185.
1250-1252.
*Date given for University of Alaska Symposium throughout refer8 to insuc of preprint
manuscript. Publication in preparation, D. W. Hood, editor.