THE PROBLEM OF OIL POLLUTION OF THE SEA
293
California Department of Fish and Game (1969a). Summary of progress report on
wildlife affected by the Santa Barbara Channel oil spill. Mar. Pollut.
Bull., Newcastle, no. 13, 3.
California Department of Fish and Game (1969b). Cruise Report 69A2 : Inshore
survey of Santa Barbara oil spill. State Fisheries Lab., Terminal Island.
California Department of Fish and Game (1969~). Special cruise report : Inshore
survey of Santa Barbara oil spill. State Fisheries Lab., Terminal Island.
Capart, A. (1968). Toxicite des detergents et des p6troles. Institut Royal des
Sciences Naturelles de Belgique.
Castellanos, E. (1968). Paraffin for oil pollution of the sea. Proc. Int. Conf. Oil
Pollut. Sea. Rome, 239-241.
Chadwick, H. K. (1960). Toxicity of Tricon oil spill eradicator to striped bass.
Calif. Fish Game, 46,373-374.
Chipman, W. A. and Galtsoff, P. S. (1949). Effects of oil mixed with carbonized
sand on aquatic animals. Spec. scient. Rep. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv. 1, 1-53.
Clark, R. B. (1968). Oil pollution and the conservation of seabirds. Proc. Int.
Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, Rome, 76-112.
Clark, R. B. (1969). Paper read a t joint American Society of Zoologists/Canadian
Society of Zoologists Symposium on Coastal Oil Pollution, Burlington,
Vermont, U.S.A.
Clark, R. B. and Kennedy, R. J. (1968). The rehabilitation of oiled seabirds.
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Clendenning, K. A. and North, W. J. (1960). Effects of wastes on the giant kelp
Macrocystis pyrqera. Proc. Int. Conf. Waste Dispos. mar. Envir. 1, 82-91.
Cole, A. E. (1941). Effects of pollutional wastes on fish life. Symp. Hydrobiol.,
Wisconsin, 241-259.
Corner, E . D. S., Southward, A. J. and Southward, Eve C. (1968). Toxicity of
oil-spill removers (“ detergents ”) to marine life; an assessment using the
barnacle Elminius modeetus. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 48, 29-47.
Cowa.n, E. (1968). ‘‘ Oil and water : the Torrey Canyon disaster.” Lippincott,
Philadelphia.
Cowell, E. B. (1968). “ Report on visit to Newfoundland.” Oil Pollution Research
Unit, Orielton.
Cowell, E. B. (1969a). Introduction to first annual report. Annual Report of
Oil Pollution Research Unit, 1968, 1-4. Field Studies Council, Orielton.
Cowell, E. B. (1969b). Effects of oil pollution on salt marsh communities in
Pembrokeshire and Cornwall. J . appl. Ecol. 6, 133-142.
Cowell, E. B. and Baker, J. M. (1969). The recovery of a salt-marsh in Pembrokeshire, South Wales, from pollution by crude oil. J . biol. Conserv. 1, 291295.
Crapp, G. B. (1969a). Second report by zoologist. Annual Report of Oil Pollution
Research Unit, 1968, Z 1-224. Field Studies Council, Orielton.
Crapp, G. B. (196913). Oil pollution in Milford Haven. Nature in Wales, 11,
Croft, E. D. (1959). Contamination of beaches in Great Britainand itseffects on
Cronin, J. F. (1965). Oceanography from space (pp. 63-72). (Ed. G. C . Ewing),
Crosby, E. S., Rudolfs, W. and Heukelekian, H. (1954). Biological growths in
131-137.
+,ourism. Proc. I n t . Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, Copenhagen, 69-70.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Mass.
petroleum refinery waste waters. Ind. Engng Chern. i n d . Edn, 46, 296-300.
293
California Department of Fish and Game (1969a). Summary of progress report on
wildlife affected by the Santa Barbara Channel oil spill. Mar. Pollut.
Bull., Newcastle, no. 13, 3.
California Department of Fish and Game (1969b). Cruise Report 69A2 : Inshore
survey of Santa Barbara oil spill. State Fisheries Lab., Terminal Island.
California Department of Fish and Game (1969~). Special cruise report : Inshore
survey of Santa Barbara oil spill. State Fisheries Lab., Terminal Island.
Capart, A. (1968). Toxicite des detergents et des p6troles. Institut Royal des
Sciences Naturelles de Belgique.
Castellanos, E. (1968). Paraffin for oil pollution of the sea. Proc. Int. Conf. Oil
Pollut. Sea. Rome, 239-241.
Chadwick, H. K. (1960). Toxicity of Tricon oil spill eradicator to striped bass.
Calif. Fish Game, 46,373-374.
Chipman, W. A. and Galtsoff, P. S. (1949). Effects of oil mixed with carbonized
sand on aquatic animals. Spec. scient. Rep. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv. 1, 1-53.
Clark, R. B. (1968). Oil pollution and the conservation of seabirds. Proc. Int.
Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, Rome, 76-112.
Clark, R. B. (1969). Paper read a t joint American Society of Zoologists/Canadian
Society of Zoologists Symposium on Coastal Oil Pollution, Burlington,
Vermont, U.S.A.
Clark, R. B. and Kennedy, R. J. (1968). The rehabilitation of oiled seabirds.
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Clendenning, K. A. and North, W. J. (1960). Effects of wastes on the giant kelp
Macrocystis pyrqera. Proc. Int. Conf. Waste Dispos. mar. Envir. 1, 82-91.
Cole, A. E. (1941). Effects of pollutional wastes on fish life. Symp. Hydrobiol.,
Wisconsin, 241-259.
Corner, E . D. S., Southward, A. J. and Southward, Eve C. (1968). Toxicity of
oil-spill removers (“ detergents ”) to marine life; an assessment using the
barnacle Elminius modeetus. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 48, 29-47.
Cowa.n, E. (1968). ‘‘ Oil and water : the Torrey Canyon disaster.” Lippincott,
Philadelphia.
Cowell, E. B. (1968). “ Report on visit to Newfoundland.” Oil Pollution Research
Unit, Orielton.
Cowell, E. B. (1969a). Introduction to first annual report. Annual Report of
Oil Pollution Research Unit, 1968, 1-4. Field Studies Council, Orielton.
Cowell, E. B. (1969b). Effects of oil pollution on salt marsh communities in
Pembrokeshire and Cornwall. J . appl. Ecol. 6, 133-142.
Cowell, E. B. and Baker, J. M. (1969). The recovery of a salt-marsh in Pembrokeshire, South Wales, from pollution by crude oil. J . biol. Conserv. 1, 291295.
Crapp, G. B. (1969a). Second report by zoologist. Annual Report of Oil Pollution
Research Unit, 1968, Z 1-224. Field Studies Council, Orielton.
Crapp, G. B. (196913). Oil pollution in Milford Haven. Nature in Wales, 11,
Croft, E. D. (1959). Contamination of beaches in Great Britainand itseffects on
Cronin, J. F. (1965). Oceanography from space (pp. 63-72). (Ed. G. C . Ewing),
Crosby, E. S., Rudolfs, W. and Heukelekian, H. (1954). Biological growths in
131-137.
+,ourism. Proc. I n t . Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, Copenhagen, 69-70.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Mass.
petroleum refinery waste waters. Ind. Engng Chern. i n d . Edn, 46, 296-300.