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London.
Lillie, H. (1954). Proc. Int. Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, London (1953), 31-33.,
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strip of foreshore, Port St. Mary, Isle of Man. Proc. Trans. Lpool biol. SOC.
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Ludzack, F. and Ettinger, M. B. (1959). Chemical structures resistant to aerobic
biochemical stabilization. Proc. industr. Wastes Conf ., Purdue Univ., vol. 14,
Ludzack, F. J., Ingram, W. M. and Ettinger, M. B. (1957). Characteristics of a
stream composed of oil refinery and activated sludge effluents. Sewage ind.
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on the pumping rate of oysters. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
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plants. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
Mackin, J. G. (1950b). A comparison of the effects of the application of crude
petroleum to marsh plants and to oysters. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
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petroleum on saltgrass Distychlis spicata (L.). Texas A & M Research
Foundation.
Mackin, J. G. (1962). Oyster diseases caused by Dermocystidium marinum and
other microorganisms in Louisiana. Publ. Inst. mar. Sci. Univ. Tex. 7,
Mackin, J. G. and Hopkins, S. H. (1962). Studies on oyster mortality in relation
to natural environments and to oil fields in Louisiana. Publ. Inst. mar. Sci.
Univ. Tex. 7, 1-131.
Mackin, J. G. and Sparks, A. K. (1962). A study of the effect on oysters of crude
oil loss from a wild well. Publ. Inst. mar. Sci. Univ. Tex. 7, 230-261.
Mitliicea, I., Cure, V. and Weiner, L. (1964). Contributions t o the knowledge of
the noxious action of oil, naphthenic acids and phenols on certain fish and
the crustacean Daphnia magna Straus (in Rumanian with English summary).
Studii Prot. Epur. Apelor. 5, 353-397 ; 402-405.
Maldura, C. (1961). Recherches preliminaires sin I’action de l’alkyl-arylsulphonate sup la truite arc-en-ciel (Salmo irideus). Proc. tech. Pup. gem. Fish.
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polybenzeniques du type benzo-3,4 pyrdne par les s&diments, la fame et la
flore marines de la baie de Saint-Malo. C.r. hebd. SBanc. Acad. Sci., Paris,
56, 78-85.
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132-229.
264, 969-971.
A . NELSON-SMITH
Levine, W. S., Mapes, G. S. and Roddy, M. J. (1953). Direct extraction-pycnometer method for oil content of refinery efflueiitjs. Analyt. Chem. 25, 18401844.
Lewis, J. R. (1964). ‘‘ The ecology of rocky shores.” English Universities Press,
London.
Lillie, H. (1954). Proc. Int. Conf. Oil Pollut. Sea, London (1953), 31-33.,
Lodge, S. M. (1948). Algal growth in the absence of Patella on an experimental
strip of foreshore, Port St. Mary, Isle of Man. Proc. Trans. Lpool biol. SOC.
Ludwig, H. F. and Rich, L. G. (1964). The study of oil-tar deposition on beaches.
Adv. Wat. Pollut. Res. 3, 113-116.
Ludwig, H. F., Carter, R. C. and Scherfig, J. (1965). Characteristics of oil and
grease found in the marine environment. Symp. Pollut. mar. Micro-org.
Prod. petrol., Monaco, 1964, 71-76.
Ludzack, F. and Ettinger, M. B. (1959). Chemical structures resistant to aerobic
biochemical stabilization. Proc. industr. Wastes Conf ., Purdue Univ., vol. 14,
Ludzack, F. J., Ingram, W. M. and Ettinger, M. B. (1957). Characteristics of a
stream composed of oil refinery and activated sludge effluents. Sewage ind.
Wastes, 29, 1177-1189.
Lunz, R. G. (1950). The effect of bleedwater and of water extracts of crude oil
on the pumping rate of oysters. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
Mackin, J. 0. (1950a). Effects of crude oil and bleedwater on oysters and aquatic
plants. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
Mackin, J. G. (1950b). A comparison of the effects of the application of crude
petroleum to marsh plants and to oysters. Texas A & M Research Foundation.
Mackin, J. G. ( 1 9 5 0 ~ ) . Report on a study of the effect of application of crude
petroleum on saltgrass Distychlis spicata (L.). Texas A & M Research
Foundation.
Mackin, J. G. (1962). Oyster diseases caused by Dermocystidium marinum and
other microorganisms in Louisiana. Publ. Inst. mar. Sci. Univ. Tex. 7,
Mackin, J. G. and Hopkins, S. H. (1962). Studies on oyster mortality in relation
to natural environments and to oil fields in Louisiana. Publ. Inst. mar. Sci.
Univ. Tex. 7, 1-131.
Mackin, J. G. and Sparks, A. K. (1962). A study of the effect on oysters of crude
oil loss from a wild well. Publ. Inst. mar. Sci. Univ. Tex. 7, 230-261.
Mitliicea, I., Cure, V. and Weiner, L. (1964). Contributions t o the knowledge of
the noxious action of oil, naphthenic acids and phenols on certain fish and
the crustacean Daphnia magna Straus (in Rumanian with English summary).
Studii Prot. Epur. Apelor. 5, 353-397 ; 402-405.
Maldura, C. (1961). Recherches preliminaires sin I’action de l’alkyl-arylsulphonate sup la truite arc-en-ciel (Salmo irideus). Proc. tech. Pup. gem. Fish.
Coun. Mediterr. 6, 203.
Mallet, L. and Priou, Marie-Louise (1967). Sur la retention des hydrocarbures
polybenzeniques du type benzo-3,4 pyrdne par les s&diments, la fame et la
flore marines de la baie de Saint-Malo. C.r. hebd. SBanc. Acad. Sci., Paris,
56, 78-85.
402-444.
132-229.
264, 969-971.