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Birkholz, D. O., Rogers, M. R. and Kaplan, A. M. (1961-62). The microbial
deterioration of hydrocarbons and the related deterioration of equipment
used for the storage, distribution and handling of petroleum products. A
selected bibliography. Res. engng Cmd Project Y-65-01-003, ser. Rep. 5 ,
1-19; suppl., 1 , l - 1 6 .
Blade, 0. C. (1966). Petroleum products survey no. 46 : Burner fuel oils. U.S.
Bureau of Mines, Washington (pp. 28-30).
Blokker, P. C. (1964). Spreading and evaporation of petroleum products on
water. (Paper read to 4th International Harbour Conf., Antwerp, June).
Blokker, P. C. (1966). Die Ausbreitnng v o ~ i
0 1 auf Wasser. Dt. gewasserk. Mitt.
10, 112-114.
Bone, Q. and Holme, N. A. (1968). Oil pollution-another point of view. New
Scient. 37, 365-366.
Boney, A. D. (1968). Experiments with some detergents and certain intertidal
algae. Fld Stud. 2(suppl.), 55-72.
Boswell, J. L. (1950). Experiments to determine the effect of a surface film of
crude oil on the absorption of atmospheric oxygen by water. Texa*s A & M
Research Foundation.
Pollution marine des rives de la region
centrale de la mer Tyrrhenienne (baie de Naples) par les hydrocarbures
polybenzeniques du type benzo-3,4 pyrhne. C.r. hebd. Skanc. Acad. Sci.,
Paris, 260, 3729-3734.
Bourne, W. R. P. (1968a). Oil pollution and bird populations. Fld Stud.
Bourne, W. R. P. (1968b). Observation of an encounter between birds and floating
oil. Nature, Lond. 219, 632.
Bourne, W. R. P. and Devlin, T. R. E. (1969). Birds and oil. Birds, 2, 176178.
British Petroleum Company (1968). Statistical review of the world oil indust.ry,
1967. London.
Brockis, G. J. (1967).
Helgolander wiss.
Meeresunters. 16, 296-305.
Brown, S. 0. and Reid, B. L. (1951). Experiments to test the diffusion of oxygen
through a surface layer of oil. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
Brown, S. O., Van Horn, Virginia and Reid, B. L. (1951). Decomposition of
organic compounds by marine micro-organisms. (Mimeo. 11 pp.). Texas A
& M Research Foundation.
Brummage, K. G. (1968). The consequences of load-on-top in petroleum refining.
Proc. Int. Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, Rome, 183-189.
Brummage, K. G., Maybourn, R. and Sawyer, M. F. (1967). How LOT affects
refinery costs. Petrol. Reflner. 46, 116-120.
Brunnock, J. V., Duckworth, D. F. and Stephens, G. G. (1968). Scientific
aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp. 12-27). Institute of Petroleum,
London.
Burnett, F. L. and Snyder, D. E. (1954). Blue crab as a starvation food of oiled
American eiders. Auk, 71, 315-316.
Cairns. J. and Scheier, A. (1962). The effects of teniperature and water hardness
upon the toxicity of naphthenic acids to the common bluegill sunfish
Lepomis macrochirus Raf. and the pond snail Physa heterostropha Say.
Notul. Nat. 353. 1-12.
Bourcart, J. and Mallet, L. (1965).
~ ( s u P P ~ . ) ,
99-121.
Preventing oil pollution of the sea.
A. NELSON-SMITH
Birkholz, D. O., Rogers, M. R. and Kaplan, A. M. (1961-62). The microbial
deterioration of hydrocarbons and the related deterioration of equipment
used for the storage, distribution and handling of petroleum products. A
selected bibliography. Res. engng Cmd Project Y-65-01-003, ser. Rep. 5 ,
1-19; suppl., 1 , l - 1 6 .
Blade, 0. C. (1966). Petroleum products survey no. 46 : Burner fuel oils. U.S.
Bureau of Mines, Washington (pp. 28-30).
Blokker, P. C. (1964). Spreading and evaporation of petroleum products on
water. (Paper read to 4th International Harbour Conf., Antwerp, June).
Blokker, P. C. (1966). Die Ausbreitnng v o ~ i
0 1 auf Wasser. Dt. gewasserk. Mitt.
10, 112-114.
Bone, Q. and Holme, N. A. (1968). Oil pollution-another point of view. New
Scient. 37, 365-366.
Boney, A. D. (1968). Experiments with some detergents and certain intertidal
algae. Fld Stud. 2(suppl.), 55-72.
Boswell, J. L. (1950). Experiments to determine the effect of a surface film of
crude oil on the absorption of atmospheric oxygen by water. Texa*s A & M
Research Foundation.
Pollution marine des rives de la region
centrale de la mer Tyrrhenienne (baie de Naples) par les hydrocarbures
polybenzeniques du type benzo-3,4 pyrhne. C.r. hebd. Skanc. Acad. Sci.,
Paris, 260, 3729-3734.
Bourne, W. R. P. (1968a). Oil pollution and bird populations. Fld Stud.
Bourne, W. R. P. (1968b). Observation of an encounter between birds and floating
oil. Nature, Lond. 219, 632.
Bourne, W. R. P. and Devlin, T. R. E. (1969). Birds and oil. Birds, 2, 176178.
British Petroleum Company (1968). Statistical review of the world oil indust.ry,
1967. London.
Brockis, G. J. (1967).
Helgolander wiss.
Meeresunters. 16, 296-305.
Brown, S. 0. and Reid, B. L. (1951). Experiments to test the diffusion of oxygen
through a surface layer of oil. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
Brown, S. O., Van Horn, Virginia and Reid, B. L. (1951). Decomposition of
organic compounds by marine micro-organisms. (Mimeo. 11 pp.). Texas A
& M Research Foundation.
Brummage, K. G. (1968). The consequences of load-on-top in petroleum refining.
Proc. Int. Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, Rome, 183-189.
Brummage, K. G., Maybourn, R. and Sawyer, M. F. (1967). How LOT affects
refinery costs. Petrol. Reflner. 46, 116-120.
Brunnock, J. V., Duckworth, D. F. and Stephens, G. G. (1968). Scientific
aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp. 12-27). Institute of Petroleum,
London.
Burnett, F. L. and Snyder, D. E. (1954). Blue crab as a starvation food of oiled
American eiders. Auk, 71, 315-316.
Cairns. J. and Scheier, A. (1962). The effects of teniperature and water hardness
upon the toxicity of naphthenic acids to the common bluegill sunfish
Lepomis macrochirus Raf. and the pond snail Physa heterostropha Say.
Notul. Nat. 353. 1-12.
Bourcart, J. and Mallet, L. (1965).
~ ( s u P P ~ . ) ,
99-121.
Preventing oil pollution of the sea.