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SUBJECT INDEX
S
Sarsnich Inlet, 150
Sacramento river, California, 467
Sagittas, 142
Saint Mato, 406
Saldanha Bay, 68
San Diego, 273, 315
San Francisco, 273, 336, 463, 460
San Juan Island, 150, 315
San Sebastih, 402
Sangor Island, 290, 298
Santa Elena, 284
Santa Margarita island, 293
Saramacca Canal, Dutch Cuiana, 479
Sardines, 273, 274, 277, 309, 316, 324
Californian, 309, 316, 316
South African, 309
Sargasso Sea, 113, 116, 120, 141, 142,
Scallops, 459
Scombridae, 274
Scorpaenidm, 274, 276
Scottish coast, 11, 33, 34, 45, 65, 426
Scottish waters
Sea areas, plankton production and
178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 312
benthic survey, 34
nutrient levels, 172-192
partially enclosed a r m , 186-192
polar regions, 182-186
temperate regions, 172-178
tropical and sub-tropical regions,
178-182
Sea of Japan, 65, 69, 143
Sea urchin, 238
isosmotic intracellular regulation,
238
Sea water
113
apparent oxygen utilization, 109“brown water”, 311
compensation depth, 264, 265
depth of mixing, 264
detritus content, 130
dissolved organic material, 130-132
euphotic zone, 107, 110, 122, 128,
137, 161, 172, 174, 176, 177, 178,
180, 187, 192
inorganic nitrogen content, 103-104,
113-116
Sea water-continued
inorganic phosphorus content, 106,
nitrogen: phosphorus ratio, 106-109
nutrient level, 106-113, 122-126,
organic nitrogen content, 104
organic phosphorus content, 105,
oxidation of ammonia, 104
phosphorus turnover rate, 271
photic layer, 266, 266, 294, 312, 313
plankton production, 172-192
production cycle in, 264, 266, 266,
stock sampling nets, 301, 302, 303
temperate waters, 264, 265
upwelling in, 111, 125, 255-326
121
172-192, 267
121-122
267
Sea water, nitrogen: phosphorus ratio,
106-109, 110, 111, 112, 113
at different depths, 106
in Costa Rica dome, 111
in euphotic zone, 107
in Irminger Sea, 107
ih Long Island Sound, 108
in Narragansett Bay, 107
in Pacific Ocean, 107, 111, 116
of New England coast, 108
seasonal variation, 108, 109
nutrient levels, 172-192
Sea water, plankton production and
partially enclosed sea meas, 185-1 92
polar regions, 182-185
seasonalvariation, 173,174,175,179,
180, 181, 182, 183, 186, 187, 188,
191
temperate regions, 172-178
tropical and sub-tropical regions,
178-182
variation with depth, 172, 174, 176,
176,177,178,183,184,189, 190
191
Sea water, stoichiometry of biologically
induced changes in nutrient levels,
106-113
apparent oxygen utilization, 109-113
“assimilation ratio”, AN: AP, 106109
Sabmtopol, 396
SUBJECT INDEX
S
Sarsnich Inlet, 150
Sacramento river, California, 467
Sagittas, 142
Saint Mato, 406
Saldanha Bay, 68
San Diego, 273, 315
San Francisco, 273, 336, 463, 460
San Juan Island, 150, 315
San Sebastih, 402
Sangor Island, 290, 298
Santa Elena, 284
Santa Margarita island, 293
Saramacca Canal, Dutch Cuiana, 479
Sardines, 273, 274, 277, 309, 316, 324
Californian, 309, 316, 316
South African, 309
Sargasso Sea, 113, 116, 120, 141, 142,
Scallops, 459
Scombridae, 274
Scorpaenidm, 274, 276
Scottish coast, 11, 33, 34, 45, 65, 426
Scottish waters
Sea areas, plankton production and
178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 312
benthic survey, 34
nutrient levels, 172-192
partially enclosed a r m , 186-192
polar regions, 182-186
temperate regions, 172-178
tropical and sub-tropical regions,
178-182
Sea of Japan, 65, 69, 143
Sea urchin, 238
isosmotic intracellular regulation,
238
Sea water
113
apparent oxygen utilization, 109“brown water”, 311
compensation depth, 264, 265
depth of mixing, 264
detritus content, 130
dissolved organic material, 130-132
euphotic zone, 107, 110, 122, 128,
137, 161, 172, 174, 176, 177, 178,
180, 187, 192
inorganic nitrogen content, 103-104,
113-116
Sea water-continued
inorganic phosphorus content, 106,
nitrogen: phosphorus ratio, 106-109
nutrient level, 106-113, 122-126,
organic nitrogen content, 104
organic phosphorus content, 105,
oxidation of ammonia, 104
phosphorus turnover rate, 271
photic layer, 266, 266, 294, 312, 313
plankton production, 172-192
production cycle in, 264, 266, 266,
stock sampling nets, 301, 302, 303
temperate waters, 264, 265
upwelling in, 111, 125, 255-326
121
172-192, 267
121-122
267
Sea water, nitrogen: phosphorus ratio,
106-109, 110, 111, 112, 113
at different depths, 106
in Costa Rica dome, 111
in euphotic zone, 107
in Irminger Sea, 107
ih Long Island Sound, 108
in Narragansett Bay, 107
in Pacific Ocean, 107, 111, 116
of New England coast, 108
seasonal variation, 108, 109
nutrient levels, 172-192
Sea water, plankton production and
partially enclosed sea meas, 185-1 92
polar regions, 182-185
seasonalvariation, 173,174,175,179,
180, 181, 182, 183, 186, 187, 188,
191
temperate regions, 172-178
tropical and sub-tropical regions,
178-182
variation with depth, 172, 174, 176,
176,177,178,183,184,189, 190
191
Sea water, stoichiometry of biologically
induced changes in nutrient levels,
106-113
apparent oxygen utilization, 109-113
“assimilation ratio”, AN: AP, 106109
Sabmtopol, 396