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Anon. (196713). Shredded polyurethane absorbs oil spilled on oceans. Chem.
Anon. (1968a). Transfer of oil cargo a t sea. ShipbZdg int. 11(3), 28-32.
Anon. (1968b). Using bark to mop up spilt oil. NewScient. 38,216.
Anon. (1969). Single buoy mooring systems. Ports Dredg. 62, 20-21.
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Baker, J. M. (1968). The effects of oil pollution on salt-marsh communities. Oil
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Annual Report of the Oil Pollution Research Unit, 1968, Bl-B11. Field
Studies Council, Orielton.
Barclay-Smith, P. (1958). Oil pollution of the sea. Rapp. P.-v. Rkun. Commn int.
Explor. scient. Mer Mdditerr. 14, 553-556.
Barclay-Smith, P. (1967). Oil pollution-an historical survey. J . Dewon Trust
Nut. Conserv. (suppl.), 3-7.
Bardach, J. E., Fujiya, M. and Holl, A. (1965). Detergents: effects on the
chemical senses of the fish Ictalurus natalis (le Sueur). Science, N . Y . 148,
Batelle-Northwest Institute (1967). Oil spillage study : research report to U.S.
Coast Guard. Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland, Washington, D.C.
Beaumont, F. N. (1968). Pollution prevention (pp. 149-160). Institute of
Petroleum, London.
Beer, J. V. (1968a). Post-mortem findings in oiled auks dying during attempted
rehabilitation. FZd Stud. P(suppl.), 123-129.
Beer, J. V. (196813). The attempted rehabilitation of oiled sea birds. Wildfowl.
19, 120-124.
Bellamy, D. J., Clarke, P., John, D. M., Jones, D., Whittick, A. and Darke, T.
(1967). Some effects of pollution from the " Torrey Canyon " disaster on
littoral and sublittoral ecosystem8 dominated by attached macrophytes.
Nature, Land. 216, 1170-1173.
Bergman, G. (1961). The migrating populations of the longtailed duck (Clangula
hyemalis) and the common scoter (Melanitta nigro) in the spring, 1960 (in
Finnish). Suom. Riista, 14, 69-74.
Berridge, S. A., Dean, R. A,, Fallows, R. G. and Fish, A. (1968a). Scientific
aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp. 2-9). Institute of Petroleum,
London.
Scientific
aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp. 35-57). Institute of Petroleum,
London.
Beynon, L. R. (1968). Cleaning up. Hydrospace, 1(2), 17-27.
Bhattacharya, S. N. (1961).
pollution during marine oil terminal transfer operations. Washington, D.C.
tion of water and waste-water. New York ( 1 l t h edn.).
Engng News, 45(41), 12-13.
1605-1 607.
Berridge, S. A., Thew, M. T. and Loriston-Clarke, A. G. (196813).
Identification of crude oils by paper chromatography. J . Inst. Petrol. 47, 291-294.
291
American Petroleum Institute (1964). Manual for the prevention of water
American Public Health Association (1960). Standard methods for the examinaAnon. (1962). Floating oil spill booms. Dock Harb. Auth. 42(4), 401-404.
Anon. (1967a). A way to tackle the oil menace. NewScient. 35,424.
Anon. (196713). Shredded polyurethane absorbs oil spilled on oceans. Chem.
Anon. (1968a). Transfer of oil cargo a t sea. ShipbZdg int. 11(3), 28-32.
Anon. (1968b). Using bark to mop up spilt oil. NewScient. 38,216.
Anon. (1969). Single buoy mooring systems. Ports Dredg. 62, 20-21.
Arthur, D. R. (1968). The biological problems of littoral pollution by oil and
emulsifiers-a summing up. Fld Stud. 2(snppl.), 159-164.
Baker, J. M. (1968). The effects of oil pollution on salt-marsh communities. Oil
Pollution Research Unit, Orielton.
Baker, J. M. (1969). The effects of oil pollution on salt-marsh communities.
Annual Report of the Oil Pollution Research Unit, 1968, Bl-B11. Field
Studies Council, Orielton.
Barclay-Smith, P. (1958). Oil pollution of the sea. Rapp. P.-v. Rkun. Commn int.
Explor. scient. Mer Mdditerr. 14, 553-556.
Barclay-Smith, P. (1967). Oil pollution-an historical survey. J . Dewon Trust
Nut. Conserv. (suppl.), 3-7.
Bardach, J. E., Fujiya, M. and Holl, A. (1965). Detergents: effects on the
chemical senses of the fish Ictalurus natalis (le Sueur). Science, N . Y . 148,
Batelle-Northwest Institute (1967). Oil spillage study : research report to U.S.
Coast Guard. Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland, Washington, D.C.
Beaumont, F. N. (1968). Pollution prevention (pp. 149-160). Institute of
Petroleum, London.
Beer, J. V. (1968a). Post-mortem findings in oiled auks dying during attempted
rehabilitation. FZd Stud. P(suppl.), 123-129.
Beer, J. V. (196813). The attempted rehabilitation of oiled sea birds. Wildfowl.
19, 120-124.
Bellamy, D. J., Clarke, P., John, D. M., Jones, D., Whittick, A. and Darke, T.
(1967). Some effects of pollution from the " Torrey Canyon " disaster on
littoral and sublittoral ecosystem8 dominated by attached macrophytes.
Nature, Land. 216, 1170-1173.
Bergman, G. (1961). The migrating populations of the longtailed duck (Clangula
hyemalis) and the common scoter (Melanitta nigro) in the spring, 1960 (in
Finnish). Suom. Riista, 14, 69-74.
Berridge, S. A., Dean, R. A,, Fallows, R. G. and Fish, A. (1968a). Scientific
aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp. 2-9). Institute of Petroleum,
London.
Scientific
aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp. 35-57). Institute of Petroleum,
London.
Beynon, L. R. (1968). Cleaning up. Hydrospace, 1(2), 17-27.
Bhattacharya, S. N. (1961).
pollution during marine oil terminal transfer operations. Washington, D.C.
tion of water and waste-water. New York ( 1 l t h edn.).
Engng News, 45(41), 12-13.
1605-1 607.
Berridge, S. A., Thew, M. T. and Loriston-Clarke, A. G. (196813).
Identification of crude oils by paper chromatography. J . Inst. Petrol. 47, 291-294.