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C. Implicutions for Primary Production Measurements . .
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TX. Photosynthesis under Natund Conditions
X. R e s p i r a t h
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XI. I4:xcrc. tion
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11:. Phytoplankton/%oopltmkton Interrelationships
14’ . Interferences with Non-circadian Periods
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Phytoplanktology, Algal Physiology and Chronobiology . .
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13. Synchrony in Natural Populations
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(”, Inferences for Productivity Studies
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XVIII. Ackiiowledgements
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