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601
Needler, A. W. H. (1941). Oyster farming in eastern Canada. Bull. Fhh. Res.
Bd. Can. 60, 83 pp.
Needler, A. W. H. and Needler, A. B. (1940). Growth of young shipworm (Teredo
naval&) in Malpeque Bay. J . F&h. Res. Bd. Can. 5 (l), 8-10.
Neiley, R. M., Kirkbride, W. H., Mattos, F. D., Squire, H. E. andHill,C. L. (1927).
Engineering section. I n " San Francisco Bay Marine Piling Committee,
Marine Borers and their Relation to Marine Construction on the Pacific
Coast." pp. 48-148. San Francisco.
Nelson, T. C. (1922). Teredo naval& in Barnegat Bay, New Jersey. I n " Destruction by marine borers ; Is the port of New York in danger ? " Munio. Engrs'
J . 8 (2), 72-73.
Nelson, T. C. (1923). On Boveria teredinidi. sp. nov., from the gills of Teredo and
Bankia. Anat. Rec. 26 ( 5 ) , 356.
Nelson, T. C. (1924). Report of the Department of Biology. A . Rep. N.J. St.
agrio. Stn, 44, 195-209.
Nelson, T. C. (1924a). Teredo destroy untreated timber in five weeks. Wood
Preaerv. News, 2 (6), 85.
Nelson, T. C. (1925). Report of the Department of Biology. A . Rep. N.J. St.
agric. Stn, 45, 237-246.
Nelson, T. C. (1925s). The occurrence and food habits of ctenophores in New
Jersey inland coastal waters. Bwl. Bull. mar. biol. Lab. Woods Hole, 48 (2),
Nelson, T. C. (1928). On the distribution of critical temperatures for spawning
and for ciliary activity in bivalve molluscs. Science, N . Y . 67, 220-221.
Nicholson, G. T. (1920). Table Bay harbour. Rep. Comm. (Deter structures) Inst.
civ. Engrs, 1, 166-168.
Nicholson, G. F. (1925). Determining factors in selection of piling for water front
structures. Wld Po&, 13 (ll), 33-46.
Ohsima, Y . (1940). Notes on the burrowing habits of shipworms in the timber
with the sheathing. Bull. Japanese SOC. scient. F&heries, 8 (6), 347-348.
Okasaki, K. and Kobayashi, S. (1928). The seasonal variation in the glycogen
content in the oyster, Ostrea circum8pecta. Sci. Rep. Tohoku Univ. 183-191.
Orton, J. H. (1914). Preliminary account of a contribution to an evaluation of the
sea. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 10 (2), 312-326.
Orton, J. H. (1920). Sea temperature, breeding and distribution of marine
animals. J . mar. biol. Ass. U.K. 12 (2), 339-366.
Osler, E. (1826). On burrowing and boring animals. Phibs. Trans. R. SOC.
London, 116 (3), 342-371.
Owen, G. (1953). On the biology of Qloseus humanue (L.) (Isocordia cor Lam.).
J . mar. biol. A88. U.K. 32, 85-106.
Owen, G. (1953a). Vertical distribution of Teredo r w r v q k . Nature, Lond. 171,
484.
Palekar, V. C. (1956). Marine organisms injurious to submerged timber. Inst.
Soi. Mag. March, 1956.
Palekar, V. C. and Bal, D. V. (1955). Marine organisms injurious to submerged
timber in the Bombay Harbour. J . Bombay nat. Hkt. SOC. 53, 201-204.
Palekar, V. C. and Bal, D. V. (1957). Occurrence of Bactronophorw thoracitea
(Gould), a marine wood borer, in Bombay. Curr. Sci. 26, 359-360.
Palekar, V. C. and Bal, D. V. (1957a). Destruction of timber by marine organisms
in Karwar Port. J . Bombay mat. Hist. SOC. 54, 962-964.
92-111.