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PÈCHES CONTINENTALES. FONDEMENTS ÉCOLOGIQUES
On the influence of température on some meristic characters in sea-trout and
the fixâtion-period of these characters [Medd. Komrn. Havundersÿg., Kbh., H,
3, 1-57).
Vax Oosten (J.) (1948), Turbidity as a factor in the décliné of great lakes fishes with
reference to I.ake Erie (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 75, 1945, 281-322).
Verworn (M.) (1899), General physiology (London, McMillan).
Vivier (P.) (1946), La vie dans les eaux douces (Paris, Presses Universitaires, 128 p.).
Wallen (I. E.) (1951), The direct effect of turbidity on fishes [Bull. Okla. Agric.
Mech. Coll., 48, 2, 1-27).
Ward (H. B.) (1938), Placer mining on the Rogue River, Oregon, in its relation to
the fish and fishing in that stream [Bull. Oregon Dept. Geol. Min. Indust., 10,
31 p.).
Warden (C. J.), Jenkins (T. N.) et Warner (L. IL) (1935-1940), Comparative psychology. 1935, Principles and methods. 1936, Vertebrates. 1940, Plants and invertebrates (New York, Ronald, 3 vol.).
Welch (P. S.) (1952), Lùnnology (New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.,
538 p.).
Welsh (J. H.) (1932), Température and light as factors influencing the rate of swimming of larvae of the mussel crab, Pinnotheres maculatus Say [Biol. Bull., Wood's
Hole, 63. 2, 310-326).
Wesenberg-Lund (C.) (1930), Contribution to the biology of Rotifera-II. The periodicity and sexual periods (A. danske vidensk. Selsk., Ser. 9, 2, 1, 1-230).
Whipple (G. C.) (1927), The microscopy of drinking water, 4th Ed. (New York,
J. Wiley and Sons, Inc., 586 p.).
Wolfson (A.) (1945), The rôle of the pituitary, fat déposition, and body weight in
bird migration [Condor. 47, 3, 95-127).
5.4 . FACTEURS ALIMENTAIRES DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT
Allee (W. C.), Park (O.), Emerson (A. E.), Park (T.) et Schmidt (K. P.) (1949),
Principles of animal ecology (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company, 837 p.).
Alm (G.) (1923), Verhandl. internat. Ver. Limnol., 1 [In Ivlev. 1945. The biological
productivité’ of waters. In Russian, Preliminary Translation by W. E. Ricker]
[Ispekhi Sovremennoi Biologii, 19. 1, 98-120).
Atkins (W. G. R.) (1926), A quantitative considération of some factors concerned
in plant growth in water (J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 1, 1-28, 29-58).
Béai champ (R. S. A.) (1953), Sulphates in African inland waters [Nature, 171, 4 357,
769-771).
Birge (E. A.) et Jlday (C.) (1911), The inland lakes of Wisconsin. The dissolved
gases of water and their biological significance [Bull. Wis. Geol. Nat. Hist. Surv.,
22, 259 p.).
Birge (E. A.) et Jlday (C.) (1934), Particulate and dissolved organic matter in inland
lakes (Ecol. Monogr., 4, 440-474).
Blum (J. L.) (1954), Evidence for
119. 732-734).
a diurnal puise in stream phytoplancton [Science,
Briggs (J. C.) (1950), The quantitative elïects of a dam upon the bottom fauna of
a small California stream [Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 78. 1948, 70-81).
Ch amberlain (T. K.) (1943). Research in stream management in the Pisgah National
Forest {Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 72. 1942, 150-176).
Clarke (G. L.) (1946), Dynamics of production in a marine area [Ecol. Monogr.,
16, 4, 321-335).
Cooper (G. P.) et W ashblrn (G. N.) (1949), Relation of dissolve oxygen to winter
mortality of fish in Michigan lakes [Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 76, 1946, 23-33).
PÈCHES CONTINENTALES. FONDEMENTS ÉCOLOGIQUES
On the influence of température on some meristic characters in sea-trout and
the fixâtion-period of these characters [Medd. Komrn. Havundersÿg., Kbh., H,
3, 1-57).
Vax Oosten (J.) (1948), Turbidity as a factor in the décliné of great lakes fishes with
reference to I.ake Erie (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 75, 1945, 281-322).
Verworn (M.) (1899), General physiology (London, McMillan).
Vivier (P.) (1946), La vie dans les eaux douces (Paris, Presses Universitaires, 128 p.).
Wallen (I. E.) (1951), The direct effect of turbidity on fishes [Bull. Okla. Agric.
Mech. Coll., 48, 2, 1-27).
Ward (H. B.) (1938), Placer mining on the Rogue River, Oregon, in its relation to
the fish and fishing in that stream [Bull. Oregon Dept. Geol. Min. Indust., 10,
31 p.).
Warden (C. J.), Jenkins (T. N.) et Warner (L. IL) (1935-1940), Comparative psychology. 1935, Principles and methods. 1936, Vertebrates. 1940, Plants and invertebrates (New York, Ronald, 3 vol.).
Welch (P. S.) (1952), Lùnnology (New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.,
538 p.).
Welsh (J. H.) (1932), Température and light as factors influencing the rate of swimming of larvae of the mussel crab, Pinnotheres maculatus Say [Biol. Bull., Wood's
Hole, 63. 2, 310-326).
Wesenberg-Lund (C.) (1930), Contribution to the biology of Rotifera-II. The periodicity and sexual periods (A. danske vidensk. Selsk., Ser. 9, 2, 1, 1-230).
Whipple (G. C.) (1927), The microscopy of drinking water, 4th Ed. (New York,
J. Wiley and Sons, Inc., 586 p.).
Wolfson (A.) (1945), The rôle of the pituitary, fat déposition, and body weight in
bird migration [Condor. 47, 3, 95-127).
5.4 . FACTEURS ALIMENTAIRES DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT
Allee (W. C.), Park (O.), Emerson (A. E.), Park (T.) et Schmidt (K. P.) (1949),
Principles of animal ecology (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company, 837 p.).
Alm (G.) (1923), Verhandl. internat. Ver. Limnol., 1 [In Ivlev. 1945. The biological
productivité’ of waters. In Russian, Preliminary Translation by W. E. Ricker]
[Ispekhi Sovremennoi Biologii, 19. 1, 98-120).
Atkins (W. G. R.) (1926), A quantitative considération of some factors concerned
in plant growth in water (J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 1, 1-28, 29-58).
Béai champ (R. S. A.) (1953), Sulphates in African inland waters [Nature, 171, 4 357,
769-771).
Birge (E. A.) et Jlday (C.) (1911), The inland lakes of Wisconsin. The dissolved
gases of water and their biological significance [Bull. Wis. Geol. Nat. Hist. Surv.,
22, 259 p.).
Birge (E. A.) et Jlday (C.) (1934), Particulate and dissolved organic matter in inland
lakes (Ecol. Monogr., 4, 440-474).
Blum (J. L.) (1954), Evidence for
119. 732-734).
a diurnal puise in stream phytoplancton [Science,
Briggs (J. C.) (1950), The quantitative elïects of a dam upon the bottom fauna of
a small California stream [Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 78. 1948, 70-81).
Ch amberlain (T. K.) (1943). Research in stream management in the Pisgah National
Forest {Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 72. 1942, 150-176).
Clarke (G. L.) (1946), Dynamics of production in a marine area [Ecol. Monogr.,
16, 4, 321-335).
Cooper (G. P.) et W ashblrn (G. N.) (1949), Relation of dissolve oxygen to winter
mortality of fish in Michigan lakes [Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 76, 1946, 23-33).