548
SUBJEOT INDEX
Mullet-oontinued
400
Munnidae, 77, 79
Muraenolepidae, 123, 136, 167
Muricidae, 90, 338, 339
prey preferences, 338, 339
Mussels, 93, 163, 337, 386, 476, 476
zebra, 310
Myidae, 102
Mysids, 160, 308
Mytilidae, 93, 97
Myxinidae, 123
use of nitrogen supplements in diet,
gregarious behaviour, 308
N
Nassariidae, 102
Naticidw, 89
Nematoda, 48-49, 161, 296, 308
Nemertea, 17,27,49-60,147,148,
162,
161
brooding or viviparity, 161
Neoleptonidae, 94
Nereidae, 61
New Zealand
faunas, 97
Notocrinidae, 114
Notonectide, 329
Nototheniidae, 124, 126, 126, 136
Nototheniiformes, 124, 126, 131, 132,
Notothenioidea, 124, 136
Nuculanidae, 92, 103
Nuculidae, 91, 103
Nudibranchs, 91, 149, 326, 326, 329,
167
334
food selection, 326
relation between growth, maturity
and food preferences, 334
Nymphonidae, 63
0
Octocorallia, 17, 44-46
Octopoda, 86, 283
Octopodinae, 86
Odonata, 329
Oligochaetes, 296
Olividae, 102
Operation
" Deep Freeze ", 26
" Highjump ", 26
" Ross Shelf Drill-hole project ", 161
" Tabmin ", 26, 138
Opheliidae, 61
Ophiuroidea, 22, 27, 66, 66, 80, 109,
112-114, 160, 163, 164, 166, 167,
168, 166
Ostracoda, 30, 33, 70-72
Oyster drill, 326
Oysters, 306, 311, 326
gregarious behaviour, 306
P
Pagetinidae, 74
Pallenidae, 63
Palmer Archipelago, 19, 36
Panamic Region, 97
faunm, 97
Pandoridae, 102
Pantagonian Shelf, 90, 106, 113, 124,
Parasites, 297-302, 367
134
environmental responses, 297
habitat selection, 297-302
host finding, 297-302
response to chemicals, 298, 299
stimulus from a host, 297
Patellidae, 87, 102
Paulet Island, 89
Pectinariidae, 61
Pectinidae, 94, 96
Penguins, 19
Pennatularia, 44, 45
Pentametrocunidae, 114
Perch, 390
blue sea, 391, 392
nitrogen balance, 390, 391
Peter I Island, 23, 24, 140
Petermann Island, 66
Phaeophyceae, 17, 141, 144, 307
Phanerozonia, 299, 300, 347
Philobryidae, 93, 167, 169
Phlebobmchia, 160
commensalism, 300
SUBJEOT INDEX
Mullet-oontinued
400
Munnidae, 77, 79
Muraenolepidae, 123, 136, 167
Muricidae, 90, 338, 339
prey preferences, 338, 339
Mussels, 93, 163, 337, 386, 476, 476
zebra, 310
Myidae, 102
Mysids, 160, 308
Mytilidae, 93, 97
Myxinidae, 123
use of nitrogen supplements in diet,
gregarious behaviour, 308
N
Nassariidae, 102
Naticidw, 89
Nematoda, 48-49, 161, 296, 308
Nemertea, 17,27,49-60,147,148,
162,
161
brooding or viviparity, 161
Neoleptonidae, 94
Nereidae, 61
New Zealand
faunas, 97
Notocrinidae, 114
Notonectide, 329
Nototheniidae, 124, 126, 126, 136
Nototheniiformes, 124, 126, 131, 132,
Notothenioidea, 124, 136
Nuculanidae, 92, 103
Nuculidae, 91, 103
Nudibranchs, 91, 149, 326, 326, 329,
167
334
food selection, 326
relation between growth, maturity
and food preferences, 334
Nymphonidae, 63
0
Octocorallia, 17, 44-46
Octopoda, 86, 283
Octopodinae, 86
Odonata, 329
Oligochaetes, 296
Olividae, 102
Operation
" Deep Freeze ", 26
" Highjump ", 26
" Ross Shelf Drill-hole project ", 161
" Tabmin ", 26, 138
Opheliidae, 61
Ophiuroidea, 22, 27, 66, 66, 80, 109,
112-114, 160, 163, 164, 166, 167,
168, 166
Ostracoda, 30, 33, 70-72
Oyster drill, 326
Oysters, 306, 311, 326
gregarious behaviour, 306
P
Pagetinidae, 74
Pallenidae, 63
Palmer Archipelago, 19, 36
Panamic Region, 97
faunm, 97
Pandoridae, 102
Pantagonian Shelf, 90, 106, 113, 124,
Parasites, 297-302, 367
134
environmental responses, 297
habitat selection, 297-302
host finding, 297-302
response to chemicals, 298, 299
stimulus from a host, 297
Patellidae, 87, 102
Paulet Island, 89
Pectinariidae, 61
Pectinidae, 94, 96
Penguins, 19
Pennatularia, 44, 45
Pentametrocunidae, 114
Perch, 390
blue sea, 391, 392
nitrogen balance, 390, 391
Peter I Island, 23, 24, 140
Petermann Island, 66
Phaeophyceae, 17, 141, 144, 307
Phanerozonia, 299, 300, 347
Philobryidae, 93, 167, 169
Phlebobmchia, 160
commensalism, 300
