SUBJEUT INDEX
547
Marine invertebrates-con lie^
horizontal migration, 281
individual variation, 346-355
light responses, 280, 281
origin of new species, 346-355
oviposition preferences, 329-330
physiology and viability in habitat
plant food preferences, 325, 343
preferences and lethal limits of
environmental variables, 330334
relation between growth, maturity
and food preferences, 332, 333,
334
relation between growth rate and
longevity, 241
relation of spawning to seasonal temperature fluctuations, 250-253
salinity preference, 282, 283
sediment particle size preference,
settlement on flat films, of microspacing out behaviour, 311, 312
stimuli in habitat selection, 335, 336,
337, 338, 339, 340
temperature preference, 283
vertical migration, 281, 282
water pressure responses, 281, 282,
selection, 330-334
284, 285, 358
organisms, 322-324
283
Marine invertebrates, larvae
associations with plants, 314, 315,
chemoreception at settlement, 318gregarious behaviour, 30P309, 358
response to chemicals, 304, 305, 306,
settlement behaviour, 302-304, 31 1,
settlement on micro-organism films,
spacing out behaviour, 311, 312, 358
species recognition 305, 306
358
319
307, 308, 358
357-358
322-324, 358
Marion Island, 9, 12, 36, 69, 93, 172
Mayfly, 289, 291, 292, 316, 329, 332,
Mealwonns, 390
349
Menhaden, 428, 430, 441
distribution of fatty acids in phospholipids, 428
Mice, 462
Miliolidae, 32
Mirnyy, 26, 151, 152
Molgulidae, 118, 120, 160
Mollusca, 11, 13, 17, 23, 33, 34, 82-104,
163, 164, 165, 170, 171, 218, 224,
225, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 248,
249, 307, 308, 314, 324, 326, 344,
346, 359
143, 149, 150, 154, 156, 159-160,
American, 224, 225
bathymetric distribution, 97, 98, 99,
behavioural changes, 346
biogeography, 96-100
brooding or viviparity, 159-160
coefficient of population variation,
246-250
hdo-Pacific, 245
origins, 103-104
Plymouth, 242
relation of coefficient of variation in
growth to temperature, 247
relation of coefficient of variation of
intertidal zonation occupied to
temperature, 248
relation of longevity to temperature,
240
relation of size to depth, 243, 245
relation of size to temperature, 245,
Scotia Arc migration route, 101-103
size distribution, 241-246
South Georgian, 104
temperature tolerances, 100-101,
100
246
224-226
Molpadidae, 11 5
Monosaccharides, 413
Montacutidae, 94, 160
Mopeliidae, 102
Mosquitoes, 326, 329
Moth, 338, 343, 353
geometrid, 335
Mullet, 400. 423, 430, 433, 444
effect of diet on fatty acid composition, 430, 433
Medusae, 43, 149
oil content, 423
547
Marine invertebrates-con lie^
horizontal migration, 281
individual variation, 346-355
light responses, 280, 281
origin of new species, 346-355
oviposition preferences, 329-330
physiology and viability in habitat
plant food preferences, 325, 343
preferences and lethal limits of
environmental variables, 330334
relation between growth, maturity
and food preferences, 332, 333,
334
relation between growth rate and
longevity, 241
relation of spawning to seasonal temperature fluctuations, 250-253
salinity preference, 282, 283
sediment particle size preference,
settlement on flat films, of microspacing out behaviour, 311, 312
stimuli in habitat selection, 335, 336,
337, 338, 339, 340
temperature preference, 283
vertical migration, 281, 282
water pressure responses, 281, 282,
selection, 330-334
284, 285, 358
organisms, 322-324
283
Marine invertebrates, larvae
associations with plants, 314, 315,
chemoreception at settlement, 318gregarious behaviour, 30P309, 358
response to chemicals, 304, 305, 306,
settlement behaviour, 302-304, 31 1,
settlement on micro-organism films,
spacing out behaviour, 311, 312, 358
species recognition 305, 306
358
319
307, 308, 358
357-358
322-324, 358
Marion Island, 9, 12, 36, 69, 93, 172
Mayfly, 289, 291, 292, 316, 329, 332,
Mealwonns, 390
349
Menhaden, 428, 430, 441
distribution of fatty acids in phospholipids, 428
Mice, 462
Miliolidae, 32
Mirnyy, 26, 151, 152
Molgulidae, 118, 120, 160
Mollusca, 11, 13, 17, 23, 33, 34, 82-104,
163, 164, 165, 170, 171, 218, 224,
225, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 248,
249, 307, 308, 314, 324, 326, 344,
346, 359
143, 149, 150, 154, 156, 159-160,
American, 224, 225
bathymetric distribution, 97, 98, 99,
behavioural changes, 346
biogeography, 96-100
brooding or viviparity, 159-160
coefficient of population variation,
246-250
hdo-Pacific, 245
origins, 103-104
Plymouth, 242
relation of coefficient of variation in
growth to temperature, 247
relation of coefficient of variation of
intertidal zonation occupied to
temperature, 248
relation of longevity to temperature,
240
relation of size to depth, 243, 245
relation of size to temperature, 245,
Scotia Arc migration route, 101-103
size distribution, 241-246
South Georgian, 104
temperature tolerances, 100-101,
100
246
224-226
Molpadidae, 11 5
Monosaccharides, 413
Montacutidae, 94, 160
Mopeliidae, 102
Mosquitoes, 326, 329
Moth, 338, 343, 353
geometrid, 335
Mullet, 400. 423, 430, 433, 444
effect of diet on fatty acid composition, 430, 433
Medusae, 43, 149
oil content, 423