SVBJECT I N D E X
Intergovernmental Maritime Consul tative Organization (IMCO), 218,
223
Ion flotation, 38
Irminger Sea
particulate organic matter in, 12, 14,
20
Isles of Scilly, 216
Isotope fract,ionation, 103
J
Jelly-fish, 252
K
Kelp, 255, 259, 261
giant, 259, 260
Kiel Bight
particulate organic matter in, 10
‘Kuruma’ prawn
cultivattion, 156
rearing, 156
L
‘Lab-lab’, 167, 188, 192
Labrador Current
Land reclamation, 125
Lagoons
production, 171, 173, 174
particulate organic matter in, 57
Adriatic, 123, 126, 149
benthos content, 140
Black Sea, 124
Mediterranean, 123
Langmuir circulation, 26, 79, 80
Laverweed, 256, 283
Lias of Gloucestershire, 410
Limpet, 251, 261, 268, 269, 277, 288
Liza aurata
capture, 121, 163
cultivation, 180, 181
food, 167, 168
salinity tolerance, 150
Lobsters, 138, 252
Long Island Sound
particulate organic matter in, 3, 10,
11, 37, 38, 44
‘Lumut’, 165, 173, 174, 177, 192
M
Mackerel, 169
Macrozooplankton, 112
Mallard, 246
Mammals, effects of oil pollution on,
Management of brackish-water fishManganese
246-247
ponds, 178-198
geochemistry, 39
in deep water sediments, 39
Manx shearwater, 258
Marine communities, effects of oil pollution on, 258
Marine oil terminals
Rantry Bay, 228
Europoort, 228, 230
Milford Haven, 225, 227, 228
off-shore, 228
Thames Haven, 230
Tranmere, 230
Marine plants, effects of oil pollution
on, 255-258
Marine sediments, 103, 108, 109, 110
Marine snow, 3, 107
Mediterranean, 121, 123
Microflagellates, 73
Milford Haven, 225, 227, 228
Milkfish, 151, 152, 154
Minnow, 248, 249
Molluscs
British marine, 403
effects of oil pollution on, 249-251,
scatological studies of, 307-429
290
Mosquito fish, 248, 249
Mud banks
colonization with mangroves, 125
formation, 125
vegetation growth on, 125
breeding pattern, 152, 153, 155
culture in Japan, 193
culture in Taiwan, 195
fry, 153
food, 168
in fresh-water fish farms, 153
in fresh-water lakes, 153
natural history, 152
Mugil cephalue