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determination of phosphate in natural waters. A d . Chim. Ada, 27, 31-36.
Nakai, Z. (1955). The chemical composition, volume, weight and size of the
important marine plankton. Tokai Reg. Fish. Rea. Lab. Special Publ.
Needham, A. E. (1957). Factors affecting nitrogen excretion incaminides maenas
(Pennant). Phyaiol. comp. Oecol. 4, 209-39.
Neunes, H. W. and Pongolini, G-F. (1965). Breeding a pelagic copepod Euterpina
acutifrona (Dana) in the laboratory. Nature, Lond. 208, 571-573.
Nicholas, D. J. D. (1959). Metallo-enzymes in nitrate assimilation of plants
with special reference to micro-organisms. Symp. SOC. exp. Biol. No. 13,
Nicholls, A. G. (1933). On the biology of Calanuajinmarchicw. I. Reproduction
and seasonal distribution in the Clyde Sea Area during 1932. J. mar. biol.
Orr, A. P. (1934). On the biology of Calanuajinmarchkua. IV. Seasonal changes
in the weight and chemical composition in Loch Fyne. J. mar. biol. As8. U.K.
19, 613-632.
Paffenhofer, G-A. (1969). The cultivation of Calanus helgolandicua under controlled conditions. Helgoland. wiss. Meereaunlers. 20, 346-359.
Paffenhofer, G-A. and Strickland, J. D. H. (1970). A note on the feeding of
Calanus helgolandicwr on detritus. Mar. Bwl. 5, 97-99.
Park, K. (1967). Nutrient regeneration and preformed nutrients off Oregon.
Limnd. Oceunogr. 12, 353-357.
Parsons, T. R., Le Brasseur, R. J. and Fulton, J. D. (1967). Some observations
on the dependence of zooplankton grazing on the cell size and concentration
of phytoplankton blooms. J. oceanogr. SOC. Japan, 23, 10-17.
Parsons, T. R., Le Brasseur, R. T., Fulton, J. D. and Kennedy, O.D. (1969).
Production studies in the Strait of Georgia. Part 11. Secondary production
under the Fraser River Plume, February to May, 1967. J. exp. mar. Bwl.
Parsons, T. R., Stephens, K. and Strickland, J. D. H. (1961). On the chemical
compositon of eleven species of marine phytoplankters. J. Fish. Rea. Bd
Can. 18, 1001-1016.
Pavlova, E. V. (1967). The use of food and conversion of energy by CkuEocera
populations in the Black Sea.
I n “Struktura i dinamika vodnykh
soobshchestv i populyatsii ” pp. 66-85. (Ser. “ Biologyra Morya ”) Acad.
Sci. Ukraine, “ Naukova Dumka ”, Kiev. (NLL Translation No. RTS 5662).
Petipa, T. S. (1964a). Expenditure and accumulation of fat during the diurnal
rhythm of Calanua helgolundkua (Claus) in the Black Sea. Dokl. Akad. Nauk.
Petipa, T. S. (1964b). The diurnal rhythm in feeding and the daily ration of
Calanua helgolandicw (Claus) in the Black Sea. Trau. Sebaatopl. Bwl. Stn,
15, 69-93, (In Russian).
657-666.
NO. 5, 12-24.
1-23.
ASS. U.K. 19, 83-109.
E c o ~ .
3, 39-50.
SSSR, 156, 1440-1443.