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Napora, T. A. (1964). The effect of hydrostatic pressure on the prawn, Systellaspis
debilis. Symp. o n E x p . Marine Ecol. Narragansett Marine Lab. Occas.
Suspended organic matter in the south eastern Indian
Photographic study of susBull. Pac. Fish. Holclcaido Univ.
Biogoochemical studies on the production of the dissolved
organic matter in relation to food chain of hydrosphere. Thesis, Tokyo
Metropolitan University. 79 pp.
Paramonov, A. N., Neumen, 0. G. and Efumov, B. B. (1966). Some results of
measuring fluctuations in trmsparency in ocean water (in Russian). Acad.
Sci. Ukrain. S.S.R., Marine Hydrophys. Inst., 18th cruise of the Michael
Lomonosov, Spec, Inform. No. 3, 86-98.
Parsons, T. R. (1963). Suspended organic matter in sea water. I n “ Progress in
Oceanography ”. 1, 205-239. Pergamon, Oxford.
Parsons, T. R . and Seki, H. (1968). Importance and general implications of
organic matter in aquatic environments. university of Alaska Symposium
on Organic Matter in Natural Waters.
Parsons, T. R. and Strickland, J. D. H. (1962a). Oceanic detritus. Science, N . Y .
Parsons, T. R. and Strickland, J. D. H. (196213). On the production of particulate
organic carbon by heterotrophic processes in sea water. Deep Sea Res. 8,
211-222.
Pearcy, W. G. and Small, L. F. (1968). Effects of pressure on the respiration of
vertically migrating crustaceans. J . Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 25, 1311-1316.
Pearse, A. G. E. (1960). “ Histochemistry ”, J. and A. Churchill, London.
Pomeroy, L. R. and Johannes, R. E. (1968). Occurrence and respiration of ultraplankton in the upper 500 meters of the ocean. Deep Sea Res. 15,381-391.
Provasoli, L. (1963). Organic regulation of phytoplankton fertility. I n ‘‘ The
Sea ” (M. N. Hill et al. eds.). Interscience Pub., London. 2, 165-219.
Rakestraw, N. W. (1947). Oxygen consumption in sea water over long periods.
J . mar. Res. 6, 259-263.
Redfield, A. C. (1942). The processes determining the concentration of oxygen,
phosphate and other organic derivatives within the depths of the Atlantic
Ocean. Pap. Phys. Oceanogr. Met. 9(2), 1-22.
Riley, G. A. (1951). Oxygen, phosphate, and nitrate in the Atlantic Ocean.
Bull. Bingham oceanogr. Coll. 13(1), 1-126.
Riley, G. A. (1957). Phytoplankton of the north central Sargasso Sea, 1950-52.
Livnnol. Oceanogr. 2, 252-270.
Riley, G. A. (1959). Note on particulate matter i n Long Island Sound. Bull.
Bingham Oceanogr. Coll. 17, 83-86.
Riley, G. A. (1963). Organic aggregates in seawater and the dynamics of their
formation and utilization.
Riley, G. A. (1965). A mathematical model of regional variations in plankton.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 10 (suppl.), R202-R215.
Riley, G. A., Stommel, H. and Bumpus, D. F. (1949). Quantitative ecology of
the plankton of the western North Atlantic. Bull. Bingham Oceanogr. Coll.
Publ. NO. 2 ; 92-94.
Newell, B. S. (196G).
Ocean. Abstr. 2nd Int. oceanogr. Congr. Moscow, 269-270.
Nishizawa, S., Fukuda, M. and Inoue, H. (1954).
pended matter and plankt,on in the sea.
5, 36-40.
Otsuki, A. (1968).
136, 313-314.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 8, 372-381.
12(3), 1-169.
GORDON A. RILEY
Napora, T. A. (1964). The effect of hydrostatic pressure on the prawn, Systellaspis
debilis. Symp. o n E x p . Marine Ecol. Narragansett Marine Lab. Occas.
Suspended organic matter in the south eastern Indian
Photographic study of susBull. Pac. Fish. Holclcaido Univ.
Biogoochemical studies on the production of the dissolved
organic matter in relation to food chain of hydrosphere. Thesis, Tokyo
Metropolitan University. 79 pp.
Paramonov, A. N., Neumen, 0. G. and Efumov, B. B. (1966). Some results of
measuring fluctuations in trmsparency in ocean water (in Russian). Acad.
Sci. Ukrain. S.S.R., Marine Hydrophys. Inst., 18th cruise of the Michael
Lomonosov, Spec, Inform. No. 3, 86-98.
Parsons, T. R. (1963). Suspended organic matter in sea water. I n “ Progress in
Oceanography ”. 1, 205-239. Pergamon, Oxford.
Parsons, T. R . and Seki, H. (1968). Importance and general implications of
organic matter in aquatic environments. university of Alaska Symposium
on Organic Matter in Natural Waters.
Parsons, T. R. and Strickland, J. D. H. (1962a). Oceanic detritus. Science, N . Y .
Parsons, T. R. and Strickland, J. D. H. (196213). On the production of particulate
organic carbon by heterotrophic processes in sea water. Deep Sea Res. 8,
211-222.
Pearcy, W. G. and Small, L. F. (1968). Effects of pressure on the respiration of
vertically migrating crustaceans. J . Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 25, 1311-1316.
Pearse, A. G. E. (1960). “ Histochemistry ”, J. and A. Churchill, London.
Pomeroy, L. R. and Johannes, R. E. (1968). Occurrence and respiration of ultraplankton in the upper 500 meters of the ocean. Deep Sea Res. 15,381-391.
Provasoli, L. (1963). Organic regulation of phytoplankton fertility. I n ‘‘ The
Sea ” (M. N. Hill et al. eds.). Interscience Pub., London. 2, 165-219.
Rakestraw, N. W. (1947). Oxygen consumption in sea water over long periods.
J . mar. Res. 6, 259-263.
Redfield, A. C. (1942). The processes determining the concentration of oxygen,
phosphate and other organic derivatives within the depths of the Atlantic
Ocean. Pap. Phys. Oceanogr. Met. 9(2), 1-22.
Riley, G. A. (1951). Oxygen, phosphate, and nitrate in the Atlantic Ocean.
Bull. Bingham oceanogr. Coll. 13(1), 1-126.
Riley, G. A. (1957). Phytoplankton of the north central Sargasso Sea, 1950-52.
Livnnol. Oceanogr. 2, 252-270.
Riley, G. A. (1959). Note on particulate matter i n Long Island Sound. Bull.
Bingham Oceanogr. Coll. 17, 83-86.
Riley, G. A. (1963). Organic aggregates in seawater and the dynamics of their
formation and utilization.
Riley, G. A. (1965). A mathematical model of regional variations in plankton.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 10 (suppl.), R202-R215.
Riley, G. A., Stommel, H. and Bumpus, D. F. (1949). Quantitative ecology of
the plankton of the western North Atlantic. Bull. Bingham Oceanogr. Coll.
Publ. NO. 2 ; 92-94.
Newell, B. S. (196G).
Ocean. Abstr. 2nd Int. oceanogr. Congr. Moscow, 269-270.
Nishizawa, S., Fukuda, M. and Inoue, H. (1954).
pended matter and plankt,on in the sea.
5, 36-40.
Otsuki, A. (1968).
136, 313-314.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 8, 372-381.
12(3), 1-169.