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JOHN E. CUSHWG
“Phylogeny of Immunity (R. T. Smith, et aL, eds.), pp. 141-147. Univ. of
Florida Press, Gainesville, Florida.
Fujino, K. ( 1967). Review of subpopulation studies on skipjack tuna. Proc. 47th Ann.
Conf. West Assoc. State Game Fish Comm., Honolulu, Hawaii pp. 349-371.
Hawaiian State Game Fish Comm.
Fujino, K., and Kang, T. (1968a). Serum esterase groups of Pacific and Atlantic
tunas. Copeia No. 1, 383-395.
Fujino, K., and Kang, T. (1968b). Transferrin groups of tunas. Genetics 59, 79-91.
Fujino, K., and Kazama, T. K. (ISSS). The Y system of skipjack tuna blood groups.
Vox Sunguinis [N.S.] 14, 383495.
Gewurz, H., Finstad, J., Muschel, L. H., and Good, R. A. (1966). Phylogenetic inquiry into the orgins of the complement system. In “Pylogeny of Immunity”
(R. T. Smith et al., eds.), pp. 105-177. Univ. of Florida Press, Gainesville,
Florida.
Good, R. A., and Papermaster, B. W. (1964). Ontogeny and phylogeny of adaptive
immunity. Advan. Immuml. 4, 1-115.
Good, R. A., Finstad, J., Pollara, B., and Gabrielsen, A. E. (1966). Morphologic
studies on the evolution of the lymphoid tissues among the lower vertebrates.
In “Phylogeny of Immunity” (R. T. Smith et al., eds.), pp. 149-170. Univ. of
Florida Press, Gainesville, Florida.
Goodrich, H. B., and Nichols, R. (1933). Scale transplantation in the goldfish,
Carassius auratus. Effects of chromatophores. 11. Tissue reactions. Biol. Bull.
56, 253-265.
Haurowik, F. (1968). “Immunochemistry and the Biosynthesis of Antibodies.”
Wiley (Interscience), New York.
Hildemann, W. H. ( 1957). Scale homotransplantation in goldfish (Carassius au~atus ) .
Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 64, 775-791.
Hildemann, W. H. (1958). Tissue transplantation immunity in goldfish. Immunology
Hildemann, W. H. (1959). A cichlid fish, Symphysodon discus, with unique nuture
habits. Am. Naturalist 93, 27-34.
Hildemann, W. H. (1962). Immunogenetic studies of poikilothermic animals. Am.
Naturalkt 96, 195-204.
Hildemann, W. H. ( 1966). Immune responsiveness-Some development comparisons
from bullfrog to mice. In “Phylogeny of Immunity” (R. T. Smith et al., eds.),
pp. 238-242. Univ. of Florida Press, Gainesville, Florida.
Hildemann, W. H. ( 1970). “Immunogenetics.” Holden-Day, San Francisco, California.
Hildemann, W. H., and Cooper, E. L. (1963). Immunogenesis of homograft reactions
Hildemann, W. H., and Haas, R. (1960). Comparative studies of homotransplantaHildemann, W. H., and Haas, R. (1961). Histocompatibility genetics of bullfrog
Hildemann, W. H., and Owen, R. D. (1956). Histocompatibility genetics of scale
Hildemann, W. H., and Thoenes, G. H. (1969). Immunological responses of Pacific
Ho, Ju-Shey ( 1966). Larval stages of Cardiodectes sp. (Caligoida: Lernaeoceri1, 46-53.
in fishes and amphibians. Federation Proc. 22, 1145-1151 (Symp.).
tion in fishes. 1. Cellular Comp. Physiol. 55, 227-233.
populations. Evolution 15, 27&281.
transplantation. Transplant. Bull. 4, 132-134.
hagfish. I. Skin transplantation immunity. Transplantation 7, 506-521.
formes), a copepod parasitic on fishes. BuU. Marine Sci. 16, 159-199.
JOHN E. CUSHWG
“Phylogeny of Immunity (R. T. Smith, et aL, eds.), pp. 141-147. Univ. of
Florida Press, Gainesville, Florida.
Fujino, K. ( 1967). Review of subpopulation studies on skipjack tuna. Proc. 47th Ann.
Conf. West Assoc. State Game Fish Comm., Honolulu, Hawaii pp. 349-371.
Hawaiian State Game Fish Comm.
Fujino, K., and Kang, T. (1968a). Serum esterase groups of Pacific and Atlantic
tunas. Copeia No. 1, 383-395.
Fujino, K., and Kang, T. (1968b). Transferrin groups of tunas. Genetics 59, 79-91.
Fujino, K., and Kazama, T. K. (ISSS). The Y system of skipjack tuna blood groups.
Vox Sunguinis [N.S.] 14, 383495.
Gewurz, H., Finstad, J., Muschel, L. H., and Good, R. A. (1966). Phylogenetic inquiry into the orgins of the complement system. In “Pylogeny of Immunity”
(R. T. Smith et al., eds.), pp. 105-177. Univ. of Florida Press, Gainesville,
Florida.
Good, R. A., and Papermaster, B. W. (1964). Ontogeny and phylogeny of adaptive
immunity. Advan. Immuml. 4, 1-115.
Good, R. A., Finstad, J., Pollara, B., and Gabrielsen, A. E. (1966). Morphologic
studies on the evolution of the lymphoid tissues among the lower vertebrates.
In “Phylogeny of Immunity” (R. T. Smith et al., eds.), pp. 149-170. Univ. of
Florida Press, Gainesville, Florida.
Goodrich, H. B., and Nichols, R. (1933). Scale transplantation in the goldfish,
Carassius auratus. Effects of chromatophores. 11. Tissue reactions. Biol. Bull.
56, 253-265.
Haurowik, F. (1968). “Immunochemistry and the Biosynthesis of Antibodies.”
Wiley (Interscience), New York.
Hildemann, W. H. ( 1957). Scale homotransplantation in goldfish (Carassius au~atus ) .
Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 64, 775-791.
Hildemann, W. H. (1958). Tissue transplantation immunity in goldfish. Immunology
Hildemann, W. H. (1959). A cichlid fish, Symphysodon discus, with unique nuture
habits. Am. Naturalist 93, 27-34.
Hildemann, W. H. (1962). Immunogenetic studies of poikilothermic animals. Am.
Naturalkt 96, 195-204.
Hildemann, W. H. ( 1966). Immune responsiveness-Some development comparisons
from bullfrog to mice. In “Phylogeny of Immunity” (R. T. Smith et al., eds.),
pp. 238-242. Univ. of Florida Press, Gainesville, Florida.
Hildemann, W. H. ( 1970). “Immunogenetics.” Holden-Day, San Francisco, California.
Hildemann, W. H., and Cooper, E. L. (1963). Immunogenesis of homograft reactions
Hildemann, W. H., and Haas, R. (1960). Comparative studies of homotransplantaHildemann, W. H., and Haas, R. (1961). Histocompatibility genetics of bullfrog
Hildemann, W. H., and Owen, R. D. (1956). Histocompatibility genetics of scale
Hildemann, W. H., and Thoenes, G. H. (1969). Immunological responses of Pacific
Ho, Ju-Shey ( 1966). Larval stages of Cardiodectes sp. (Caligoida: Lernaeoceri1, 46-53.
in fishes and amphibians. Federation Proc. 22, 1145-1151 (Symp.).
tion in fishes. 1. Cellular Comp. Physiol. 55, 227-233.
populations. Evolution 15, 27&281.
transplantation. Transplant. Bull. 4, 132-134.
hagfish. I. Skin transplantation immunity. Transplantation 7, 506-521.
formes), a copepod parasitic on fishes. BuU. Marine Sci. 16, 159-199.