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pelleh in suspension in a tidal estuary. Sedim. Geol. 2, 141-151.
Higashi, 8 . (1966). The rate of feeding and digestibility of the fresh-water mussel,
Hyriopsis Schlegeli?;, determined with crude silicate 8,s an indicator. Venus,
Hirasaka,, K. (1933). Feeding habits of mollusca (In Japanese). Iwanami Lectures
Illing, L. V. (1954). Bahamian Calcareous sands. BUZZ. Am. Ass. Petr. Geol. 39,
Itagaki, H. (1960). Anatomy of Semisulcospira bensoni, a fresh-water gastropod.
V e n w , Tokyo, 21, 41-50.
Itagaki, H. (1965). Anatomy of Parafoasarulus manchouricus Bourguignat
(Bithyniidae). Venus, Tokyo, 24, 169-180.
Ito, S. and Imai, T. (1955). Ecology of oyster bed. I. On the decline of productivity
due to repeated cultures. Tohoku J . agric. Res. 5(4), 9-10.
Jegla, T. C. and Greenberg, M. J. (1968). Structure of the bivalve rectum. I.
Morphology. Veliger, 10(3), 253-263.
Jsrgensen, C. B. (1965). “ Biology of Suspension Feeding.” Intern. Ser. Monogr.
Pure and App. Biol., Zoology Division, Pergamon Press, Oxford.
Johannes, R. E. and Satomi, M. (1966). Composition and nutritive value of
faecal pellets of marine crustacean. Limnol. Oceanogr. 11, 191-197.
Kamps, L. F. (1950). Enige gegevens over de Sedimentatie in het Waddengebiedteii Noorden van de Province Groningen. Waddensympouium, Tijdschr.
Kon. Ned. Aardr. Genoot. 67, 109-113.
Kimura, T. (1969). Study on greening of canned oysters. BdZ. Jap. Soc. scient.
Fish. 35 ( l ) , 67-76.
Kobayashi, H. and Matsni, J. (1953). Studies on the resisting power of pearl
oyster (Pinctada martensii) against the change of environment. I. On ciliary
movement of the gill. J . Shimonoseki Coll. Fish. 3, (20), 123-131.
Kornicker, L. S. (1962).
J .
Paleont. 36(4), 829-834.
Rornicker, L. S. and Pnrdy, E. G. (1957). A Bahamian faecal pellet sediment.
J. sedim. Petrol. 27(2), 126-128.
Korringa, P. (1952). Recent advances in oyster biology. &. Rev. Biol. 27,226-308,
Kosuge, S. ( 1969). Anatomical study of Japanese Rissoidea (Gastropoda,
Prosobranchia). 11. On the family Stenothyridae. Bull. A’at. Sci. Muu. 12,
Kuwatani, Y. (1965). A study on feeding mechanism of Japanese pearl oyster,
Pinctada martensii (Dunker), with special reference to passage of charcoal
particles in the digestive system. Bull. Jap. SOC. scient. Fish. 31(10), 789-798.
On the anatomy and function of stomach of Japanese
pearl oyster, Pinctada martensii (Dkr). Bull. Jap. SOC. scient. Fish. 31(3),
The species of Teredo from Plyniouth waters. J . mar.
oyster biodeposits in marine sediments.
30(2), 267-269.
Tokyo, 25, 43-46.
on Biology, p. 96.
1-95.
Evolutionary trends among mollusk fecal pellets.
339-365.
217-239.
Kuwatani, Y. (1965a).
174-186.
Lebour, M. V. (1944).
List,er, M. (1678). “ Hist,oriae animalium t>rectatris.” pp. 106, 135.
biol. Ass. U.K. 26(3), 381-389.