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to water current. Oikoa, 20, 95-100.
Marzolf, G. R. (1966). The trophic position of bacteria and their relation to the
distribution of invertebrates. I n “Organism-substrate relationships in
streams.’’ (Cummins, K. W., Tryon, C. A. and Hartman, R. T., eds.)
pp. 131-136. Special Publication no. 4, Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology,
Univ. Pittsburg.
Mast, S. 0. (1911). Light and the Behaviour of Organism. Wiley, London.
Mast, S. 0. (1919).
607-618.
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colonial forms, Volvox globator and Pandorina morum. J . exp. 2001. 27,
Matthews, D. C. (1965). Feeding habits of the sand crab Hippa pacifica (Dana).
P m q . Sci. 9, 382-386.
Maxwell, S. S. (1897). Beitriige zur Gehirnphysiologie der Anneliden. Pjliigera
Arch. gee. Phyaiol. 61, 263-297.
Meadows, P. S. (19648). Experiments on substrate selection by Corophium
species: GLms and bacteria on sand particles. J . exp. Bwl. 41, 499-611.
Meadows, P. S. (1964b). Experiments on substrate selection by Corophium
volutator (Pallas) : depth selection and population density. J . exp. Biol. 41,
Meadows, P. 5. (1964~). Substrate selection by Corophiwm species: the particle
size of substrates. J . Anim. EGO^. 33, 387-394.
Meadows, P. S. (1967). Discrimination, previous experience and substrate
selection by the amphipod corophium. J . exp. Bwl. 47, 553-559.
Meadows, P. 5. (1969). Settlement, growth and competition in sublittoral
populations of barnacles. Hydrobiologb 33, 66-92.
Meadows, P. S. and Anderson, J. G. (1966). Micro-organism attached to marine
and freshwater sand grains. Nature, Lond. 212, 1069-1060.
Meadows, P. S. and Anderson, J. G. (1968). Micro-organisms attached to marine
Band grains. J . mar. biol. As8. U.K. 48, 161-176.
Meadows, P. 8. and Campell, J. I. (1972). Habitat selection and animal distribution in the sea: the evolution of a concept. 2nd Int. Congr. Hist. Oceanogr.
Proc. R. Soo. Edinb. B in press.
The behaviour of Uorophium volututor
367-390.
677-687.
Meadows, P. 8. and Reid, A. (1966).
(Cmtacea: Amphipoda). J. 2001. LO&. 150, 387-399.