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Tuck, L. M. (1960). The murres: their distribution, populations and biology.
Turnbull, H., DeMann, J. G. and Weston, R. F. (1954). Toxicity of various
Ind. Engng Chem. ind. Edn, 46,
U.S. Coast Guard (1959). Efforts to reduce oil pollution. Proc. Merchant Marilze
U.S. Coast Guard (1968). Sunken tanker project report. Washington.
U.S. Congress (1967). Report on international control of oil pollution. Merchant
Marine and Fisheries Committee (HR no. 628), Washington.
U.S. Department of Interior (1967). Report on wastes from watercraft. Congress
doct. no. 48, Washington.
U.S. Public Health Service (1939).
Ohio
River Pollution Survey.
U.S. State Department (1959). Report of U.S. national committee for the
prevention of pollution of the seas by oil. Washington.
van de Wiele, C. (1968). Toxicit6 des dhtergents et des p6troles. 4. Toxicit6 de
1’6mulsion. Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique.
van Hall, C. E., Safranko, J. and Stenger, V. A. (1963). Rapid combustion
method for the determination of organic substances in aqueous solutions.
Analyt. Chem. 35, 315-319.
van Overbeek, J. and Blondeau, R. (1954). Mode of action of phytotoxic oils.
Weeds, 3, 55-65.
Veselov, A. E. (1948). Effect of crude oil pollution on fishes (in Russian). Ryb.
Voroshilova, A. A. and Dianova, E. V. (1950). Bacterial oxidation of oil and its
migration in natural waters (in Russian). Mikrobiologiya, 19, 203-210.
Wardley Smith, J. (196th). Recommended methods for dealing with oil pollution.
Ministry of Technology Warren Spring Laborat,ory, LR 79 (EIS).
Wardley Smith, J. (1968b). Scientific aspects of pollution of the sea by oil (pp.
60-65). Instituto of Petroleum, London.
Wardley Smith, J. ( 1 9 6 8 ~ ) . Methods of absorbing oil spills at sea. Fld Stud.
2( suppl. ) , 15-1 9.
Webber, L. A. and Burlrs, C. E. (1952). Determination of light hydrocarbons in
water. Analyt. Chem. 24, 1086-1087.
Weir, P. (1964). Paper read to Amer. Water Works Ass., Joint problems of the
oil and water industries (pp. 13-15). Institute of Petroleum, London.
Westphal, Althea. (1969). Jackass penguins : their treatment, care and release
after contamination by crude oil. Mar. Pall. Bull., Newcastle, no. 14, 2-7.
Wilson, D. P. (19688,). Long-term effects of low concentrations of an oil-spill
remover (“ detergent ”) : studies with the larvae of Sabellaria apinulosa.
J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 48, 177-182.
Temporary absorption on a substrate of an oil-spill
remover (“ detergent ”) : tests with larvae of Sabellaria spiiauloaa. J . mar.
biol. Ass. U.K. 48, 183-186.
Canad. Fld Nat. 68,
11-13.
Sea, Copenhagen, 76-77.
Canadian Wildlife Service, Ottawa.
refinery materials to fresh-water fish.
324-333.
Coulz. vol. 16,199-203.
Industrial waste guide : oil refining.
Khoz. 12, 21-22.
Wilson, D. P. (1968b).
Wragg, L. E. (1954). Effect of DDT and oil on muskrats.