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parasites of commcrcially important species. Adv. mar. Biol. 5, 1-424.
Clark, H. L. (1946). Tho Echinoderm fauna of Australia, its composition and its
origin. Publa Carnegie Inatn, 566, 1-567.
Cloncy, R. A. (1961). Obscrvations on the mechanism of tail resorption in
ascidians. Am. Zool. 1, 67-87.
Cole, H. A. (1956). “ Oystcr Cultivation in Britain.” H.M. Stationcry Offico,
London.
Conklin, E. G. (1905). The organization and ccll lincage of the ascidian egg.
Costa, S. (1960). Rcchcrchcs siir IRS fonds B Halurachnion epalulatum do la baie
do Marseille. Vie Milieu, 11, 1-68.
Crozicr, W. J. (1917). On tho pigmentation of a polyclad. R o c . Am. Acad. Ark
Sci. 52, 725-730.
Dakin, W. J., Bcnnctt, I. and Popc, E. (1948). A study of certain aspects of the
ecology of tho intcrtidal zone of the New South Wales coast. A w t . J . acient.
Rea. Ser. B, 1 (2). 173-230.
Das, S. M. (1938). A caso of commensalism between a lamcllibranch and a
monascidian. Curr. Sci. 7 (3). 114-115.
Dawson, A. B. and Hisaw, F. L. Jr. (1964). Tho occurrcncc of ncurosccretory
cells in the neural ganglia of tunicates. J . Morph. 114 (3), 411-423.
Dirhl, M. (1956). Die Raubschnecko Velutina velutina als Fcind und Bruteinmictcr der Ascidie Styela c o r k e u . Kieler Meeresjwach. 12, 180-185.
Dichl, M. (1957). Dio Okologie dcr Ascidie Styelu coriacea in dcr Kiclcr Bucht.
Kieler dleereaforach. 13, 59-68.
Dilly, N. (1961). Electron microscope observations of thc receptors in the sensory
vesiclc of tho ascidian tadpole. Nature, Lond. 191 (4790), 786-787.
Dodd. J. M. (1955). Tho hormones of sex and reproduction and thcir effects in
fish and lowcr chordates. Mem. SOC. Endocr. No. 4 (l), 166187.
Dwgovich, A. and Kelly, J. A. (1964). Ecological observations of macro-invertebrates in Tampa Bay, Florida, 1961-1962. Bull. mar. Sci. Gulf Caribb. 14,
74-102.
Droop, M. R. (1963). Algao and invcrtcbratcs in symbiosis. Symp. SOC. gen.
Microbiol. 13, 171-199.
Durchon, M. (1948). Une expericnco naturclle : l’alimontation on cau do mcr du
canal do Caen h. la mcr, pendant drux ans et dcmi, et scs conscquenoes ZOOlogiqucs. Bull. SOC. 2001. Fr. 73, 66-70.
Dybcrn, B. I. (1963). Biotopo choice in Ciona intestinalis (L.). Influcnce of light.
2001. Bidr. UppS. 35, 589-602.
Dyborn. B. I. (1965). The life cyclo of Ciona inteatinah (L.) f. typica in relation
to the environmental tcmperature. Oikoa, 16, 109-131.
Dybcrn, B. I. (1967). Tho distribution and salinity tolerance of Ciona inteatindid
(L.) f. typica with special refcroricc to the waters around southern Scandinavia.
Ophelia, 4, 207-226.
Dyhcrti, B. I. (1969~). Dist.ribution and ccology of nscidiaiis in Kviturdvikpollcn
nnd V&gsl,opijllen on tho w-st const of Norway. fhrSir2, 37, 21-40.
nlLii. nim.
zooi. 27, 203-280.
J . A d . nat. Sci. Philad. 13, 1-119.