SCATOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE BIVALVIA (MOLLUSCA)
43 1
Dillon, W. P. (1954). Flotation technique for separating faecal pellets and small
Dinamani, P. (1969).
Veliger,
Dodgson, R. W. (1928). Report on mussel purification. Fishery ITnvest., Lond.
Ser. 11, lO(1).
Edes, N. €3. (1923). Mollusca, Part V, Anatomy of gastopoda (except the
Nudibranchia).
British Antarctic (” Terra Nova ”) Expedition, 1910,
Natural History Report. Zoology, 7, 1-46.
Eardley, A. J. (1938). Sediments of Great Salt Lake Ut>ah. Bull. A.m. Ass. Petr.
Geol. 22, 1305-1411.
Earland, A. (1932). The resistant nature of faecal pellets. Micropaleont. Bull.
Edge, E. R. (1934).
AVL. Mirll.
Nut. 15( l ) , 78-84.
Peiit,on, C. L. and Fent,on, A. F. (1934). Lnmbricaria : a holothiiroid casting?
Pan-Am. Ceol. 61, 291-292.
Fox, Denis L. and Coe, Weslcy R. (1943). Biology of the California sea-mussel
(Mytilus caZij”ornianus). 11. Nntrition, met,abolism, growth and calcium
deposition. J . ezp. Zool. 93, 212-214, 234-236.
Coprophagy in marine animals.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 12(3), 443-450.
In. ‘ L British
Prosobranch Molluscs,” Ray Society, 207-239.
marine organisms from sand. Limnol. Oceanogr. 9, 601-602.
A note on feeding and excretion in bivalves.
11(3), 198-199.
3(3), 96.
Faecal pellets of some marine invertebrates.
Frankenberg, D. and Smith, K . L. (1967).
Fretter, V. and Graham, A. (1962). The alimentary system--3.
Frost, S. W. (1928). Insect scatology. Ann. ent. Soc. Am. 21(1), 36-46.
Galliher, E. W. (1931). Notes on excrements. Micropaleont. Bull. 3(1), 1 1 .
Galliher, E. W. (1931a). Collophane from miocene brown shales of Califorilia.
Bull. A m . Ass. Petr. Ceol. 15(3), 257-269.
Galliher, E. W. (1932). Organic structures in sediments. J . Sed. Petr. 2, 46-47.
Galtsoff, P. S. (1964). Alimentary tract arid format,ion of fcces. I n “Tho
American Oyster, Crassostrea virginica (Gmelin) ”, Fishery Bull. Fish Wildl.
S e w . U.S. 64, 226-228.
Hebe, T. (1955). Spswning of Cerithidea djadjariensis and C. rhizophorarum.
Venus, Tokyo, 18(3), 204-205.
Harry, H. W. (1969). AnatJomical notes on the mactrid bivalve, Raeta plicatella
Lam., with a review of the genus Raeta and related genera. Veliger, 12(1),
Faecal pellets from the Kogota formation
(early Miyagian) of Kogota-machi, Miyagi Prefecture. Res. Bull. Saito Ho-on
Kai Mus. 37, 43-48.
Hatai, K. and Noda, H. (1968). Cylindrical struct,ures from the Tatsunokuchi
formation (early Miyagian in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. Trans. Proc.
Paleont. Soc. Japan, N.S. 72, 345-355.
Haven, D. S. (1965). Supplemental feeding of oyst,ers with starch. Chesapeake
Sci. 6(1), 50.
Haven, D. S. and Morales-Alamo, R. (1965). Apparatus for holding individual
oysters tinder equal water flows. Lirnnol. Oceanogr. 10(4), 605-606.
Haven, D. 8. and Morales-Alamo, R. (1966). Aspects of biodeposition by oysters
and othcr invert,ehrat,e filter fcnders. Timnml. Ocennmgr. 11, 487-498.
5-6.
Hatai, K . and Kotaka, T. (1968).
43 1
Dillon, W. P. (1954). Flotation technique for separating faecal pellets and small
Dinamani, P. (1969).
Veliger,
Dodgson, R. W. (1928). Report on mussel purification. Fishery ITnvest., Lond.
Ser. 11, lO(1).
Edes, N. €3. (1923). Mollusca, Part V, Anatomy of gastopoda (except the
Nudibranchia).
British Antarctic (” Terra Nova ”) Expedition, 1910,
Natural History Report. Zoology, 7, 1-46.
Eardley, A. J. (1938). Sediments of Great Salt Lake Ut>ah. Bull. A.m. Ass. Petr.
Geol. 22, 1305-1411.
Earland, A. (1932). The resistant nature of faecal pellets. Micropaleont. Bull.
Edge, E. R. (1934).
AVL. Mirll.
Nut. 15( l ) , 78-84.
Peiit,on, C. L. and Fent,on, A. F. (1934). Lnmbricaria : a holothiiroid casting?
Pan-Am. Ceol. 61, 291-292.
Fox, Denis L. and Coe, Weslcy R. (1943). Biology of the California sea-mussel
(Mytilus caZij”ornianus). 11. Nntrition, met,abolism, growth and calcium
deposition. J . ezp. Zool. 93, 212-214, 234-236.
Coprophagy in marine animals.
Limnol. Oceanogr. 12(3), 443-450.
In. ‘ L British
Prosobranch Molluscs,” Ray Society, 207-239.
marine organisms from sand. Limnol. Oceanogr. 9, 601-602.
A note on feeding and excretion in bivalves.
11(3), 198-199.
3(3), 96.
Faecal pellets of some marine invertebrates.
Frankenberg, D. and Smith, K . L. (1967).
Fretter, V. and Graham, A. (1962). The alimentary system--3.
Frost, S. W. (1928). Insect scatology. Ann. ent. Soc. Am. 21(1), 36-46.
Galliher, E. W. (1931). Notes on excrements. Micropaleont. Bull. 3(1), 1 1 .
Galliher, E. W. (1931a). Collophane from miocene brown shales of Califorilia.
Bull. A m . Ass. Petr. Ceol. 15(3), 257-269.
Galliher, E. W. (1932). Organic structures in sediments. J . Sed. Petr. 2, 46-47.
Galtsoff, P. S. (1964). Alimentary tract arid format,ion of fcces. I n “Tho
American Oyster, Crassostrea virginica (Gmelin) ”, Fishery Bull. Fish Wildl.
S e w . U.S. 64, 226-228.
Hebe, T. (1955). Spswning of Cerithidea djadjariensis and C. rhizophorarum.
Venus, Tokyo, 18(3), 204-205.
Harry, H. W. (1969). AnatJomical notes on the mactrid bivalve, Raeta plicatella
Lam., with a review of the genus Raeta and related genera. Veliger, 12(1),
Faecal pellets from the Kogota formation
(early Miyagian) of Kogota-machi, Miyagi Prefecture. Res. Bull. Saito Ho-on
Kai Mus. 37, 43-48.
Hatai, K. and Noda, H. (1968). Cylindrical struct,ures from the Tatsunokuchi
formation (early Miyagian in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. Trans. Proc.
Paleont. Soc. Japan, N.S. 72, 345-355.
Haven, D. S. (1965). Supplemental feeding of oyst,ers with starch. Chesapeake
Sci. 6(1), 50.
Haven, D. S. and Morales-Alamo, R. (1965). Apparatus for holding individual
oysters tinder equal water flows. Lirnnol. Oceanogr. 10(4), 605-606.
Haven, D. 8. and Morales-Alamo, R. (1966). Aspects of biodeposition by oysters
and othcr invert,ehrat,e filter fcnders. Timnml. Ocennmgr. 11, 487-498.
5-6.
Hatai, K . and Kotaka, T. (1968).