SUBJECT INDEX
475
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Salinity-Temperatiire-Depth recorder,
Salinity tolerance
Chanos, 150
Crenimugil labrosus, 150, 151
Ctenopharyngodon idella (Grass Carp),
grey mnllet, 150, 151
Hypoph~th,almicl~thys mo1itri.r: (Silver
Indian major carp, 150
Liza aurnta, 150
Liza provensalis. 150
Liz% ranwdu, 150
Liza suliens, 150
Liza speigleri, 150
Mugil capito, 150
Mugd cephalus, 150, 151
M u g i l chelo, 150
Puntius javanicus, 150
I.,rulamugil seheli. 150
salmon, 151. 153, 155, 206
breeding in captivity. 138, 140
Santa lhrbara. California, 233, 239,
Saltgrass, 256
Saprozoites, 147
Sardine, 169
Sargasso Sea
28
149
Carp). 149
247, 254, 255, 274
animals in, 104
organic product,ioii in, 89
oxygen consumption in, 90
particulate organic matt,er in, 10, 1 1 ,
12, 14, 16. 21, 25, 28. 37, 42,
46,-80, 84. 89, 94, 95, 97, 105,
111,112
Scallop, 259
Scaup, 244
Scotian Shelf waters
particulate organic matter in, 56, 71,
95
Sea-anemone, 252
Sea-elephants, 247
Sea foam
production, 41
stabilization. 40, 41
Sea-lions. 247
Sea of Azov, 140
Sea salts
adsorption of organic matter, 76
crystal st#abilization, 38, 76
nuclei, 40
Sea-star, 251, 252
Sea trout, 138, 151, 153, 206, 207
Sea-urchin, 252, 259, 260
Seals, 247
Seaweed, 261
Sediment feeders, 110
Semi-transparent flakes, 7, 8. 9, 10, 12,
30, 35, 36, 37, 38, 110, 111
bacterial attack, 78
enzymatic hydrolysis, 78
formation, 77, 78, 79
sinking rates, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 110
vertical distribution, 84
Sennen Cove, 276, 278
Seriola quinqueradiata,
cultivation, 136, 154
Seston feeders, 110
Seston, marine, 145
Seston weights, 3
Shad, 248
Shelduck, 259
Ships
“Anne Mildred Brnvig”, 220, 222,
“Argea Prima”, 256
“Atlantis”, 87
“Bakuin”, 21 6
“Benjamin Coates”, 225
“Blucher”. 222
“Chryssi P. Goiilandris”, 225, 256,
286
“Dana”, 87
“Daylight”, 216
“Discovery”, 87
“Drupa”, 229
“Esso Margarita”, 220, 221
“Fina NorvBge”, 224
“Ford Mercer”, 258
“Frank H. Buck”, 258
“General Colocotronis”, 220, 221,
268, 270
“Gerd Maersk”, 238, 258
“Gluckauf”, 2 16
“Hudson”, 56
“Megara”, 229
“Meteor”, 86, 87
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475
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Salinity-Temperatiire-Depth recorder,
Salinity tolerance
Chanos, 150
Crenimugil labrosus, 150, 151
Ctenopharyngodon idella (Grass Carp),
grey mnllet, 150, 151
Hypoph~th,almicl~thys mo1itri.r: (Silver
Indian major carp, 150
Liza aurnta, 150
Liza provensalis. 150
Liz% ranwdu, 150
Liza suliens, 150
Liza speigleri, 150
Mugil capito, 150
Mugd cephalus, 150, 151
M u g i l chelo, 150
Puntius javanicus, 150
I.,rulamugil seheli. 150
salmon, 151. 153, 155, 206
breeding in captivity. 138, 140
Santa lhrbara. California, 233, 239,
Saltgrass, 256
Saprozoites, 147
Sardine, 169
Sargasso Sea
28
149
Carp). 149
247, 254, 255, 274
animals in, 104
organic product,ioii in, 89
oxygen consumption in, 90
particulate organic matt,er in, 10, 1 1 ,
12, 14, 16. 21, 25, 28. 37, 42,
46,-80, 84. 89, 94, 95, 97, 105,
111,112
Scallop, 259
Scaup, 244
Scotian Shelf waters
particulate organic matter in, 56, 71,
95
Sea-anemone, 252
Sea-elephants, 247
Sea foam
production, 41
stabilization. 40, 41
Sea-lions. 247
Sea of Azov, 140
Sea salts
adsorption of organic matter, 76
crystal st#abilization, 38, 76
nuclei, 40
Sea-star, 251, 252
Sea trout, 138, 151, 153, 206, 207
Sea-urchin, 252, 259, 260
Seals, 247
Seaweed, 261
Sediment feeders, 110
Semi-transparent flakes, 7, 8. 9, 10, 12,
30, 35, 36, 37, 38, 110, 111
bacterial attack, 78
enzymatic hydrolysis, 78
formation, 77, 78, 79
sinking rates, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 110
vertical distribution, 84
Sennen Cove, 276, 278
Seriola quinqueradiata,
cultivation, 136, 154
Seston feeders, 110
Seston, marine, 145
Seston weights, 3
Shad, 248
Shelduck, 259
Ships
“Anne Mildred Brnvig”, 220, 222,
“Argea Prima”, 256
“Atlantis”, 87
“Bakuin”, 21 6
“Benjamin Coates”, 225
“Blucher”. 222
“Chryssi P. Goiilandris”, 225, 256,
286
“Dana”, 87
“Daylight”, 216
“Discovery”, 87
“Drupa”, 229
“Esso Margarita”, 220, 221
“Fina NorvBge”, 224
“Ford Mercer”, 258
“Frank H. Buck”, 258
“General Colocotronis”, 220, 221,
268, 270
“Gerd Maersk”, 238, 258
“Gluckauf”, 2 16
“Hudson”, 56
“Megara”, 229
“Meteor”, 86, 87
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