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PÊCHES CONTINENTALES. FONDEMENTS ÉCOLOGIQUES
Kesteven (G. L.) (1950), An examination of certain aspects of the methodology
and theory of fisheries biology (New Haven, Bingham Oceanogr. Lab., Mimeographed, 211 p.).
Lorenz (K. Z.) (1952), King Solomon's ring (New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Co.,
203 p.).
McKernan (D. L.), Johnson (D. R.) et Hodges (J. L) (1950), Some factors influencing the trends of salmon populations in Oregon (Trans. N. Amer. Wildl. Conf.,
15, 427-449).
Môbius (K.) (1883), The oyster and oyster-culture (Rep. U. S. Fish. Comm., Pt.,
8, 1880, 683-751).
Neave (F.) (1953), Principles affecting the size of pink and chum salmon populations
in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 9, 9, 450-491).
Nice (M. M.) (1941), The rôle of territory in bird life (Amer. Midi. Nat., 26, 3, 441487).
Odum (E. P.) (1953), Fundamentals of ecology (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company,
384 p.).
Oppenheimer (C.) et Kesteven (G. L.) (1953), Disease as a factor in natural mortality
of marine fish (Fish. Bull. F. A. O., 6, 6, 215-222).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1948 a), EfTiciency of natural propagation of the pink salmon
Oncorhynchus gorbuscha in McClinton Creek, Masset Inlet, B. C. (J. Fish. Res.
Bd. Canada, 7, 5, 224-236).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1948 b), A discussion of the mortality in pink salmon Oncorhynchus
gorbuscha during their period of marine life (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, 42, Ser,
Sec, 5, 125-133).
Putter (A.) (1909), Die Ernâhrung des Fishes (Zeit. Allg. Physiol., 9, 147-242).
Ricker (W. E.) (1944), Further notes on fishing mortality and effort (Copeia, 1944,
1, 23-44).
Ricker (W. E.) (1945), A method for estimating minimum size limits for obtaining
maximum yield (Copeia, 2, 84-94).
Ricker (W. E.) (1952), Numerical relations between abondance of predators and
survical of prey (Canad. Fish Cuit., 13, 5-9).
Shoemaker (II. H.) (1947), A laboratory study of fish populations (Trans. Amer.
Fish. Soc., 74. 1944, 350-359).
Simpson (G. G.) (1952), How many species? (Evolution, 6, 3, 342).
Soldmon (M. E.) (1949), The natural control of animal populations (J. Anim. Ecol.,
18, 1-35).
Thompson (W. F.) (1943), The obstruction at Hell’s Gâte in the canyon of the Fraser
River (Rep. int. Pacif. Salm. Fish. Comm., 1943, 15-20).
Thompson (W. F.) (1950), The effect of fishing on stocks of halibut in the Pacific (Seattle,
University of Washington Press., 60 p.).
Thompson (W. F.) (1951), An outline for salmon research in Alaska. A talk for International Council for the Exploration of the sea (Mimeogr., 49 p.).
Van Oosten (J.) (1944), Factors affecting the growth of fish (Trans. N. Amer. Wildl.
Conf., 9. 117-183).
Walford (L. A.) (1950), A talk for The International Council for the Exploration
of the Sea. [In] Council Meeting (Mimeogr., p. 7).
Wells (H. G.), Huxley (J. S.) et Wells (G. P.) (1939), The science of life, Book 6,
Part 5 (Garden City, L. L, Garden City Publishing Go.).
Wolf (Ph.) (1951), American problems and practice. III. British Columbia and its
fisheries (Salm. Trout Mag., 132, 110-121).
Woodbury (A. M.) (1954), Principles of general ecologu (New York, The Blakiston
Company, Inc., 503 p.).
PÊCHES CONTINENTALES. FONDEMENTS ÉCOLOGIQUES
Kesteven (G. L.) (1950), An examination of certain aspects of the methodology
and theory of fisheries biology (New Haven, Bingham Oceanogr. Lab., Mimeographed, 211 p.).
Lorenz (K. Z.) (1952), King Solomon's ring (New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Co.,
203 p.).
McKernan (D. L.), Johnson (D. R.) et Hodges (J. L) (1950), Some factors influencing the trends of salmon populations in Oregon (Trans. N. Amer. Wildl. Conf.,
15, 427-449).
Môbius (K.) (1883), The oyster and oyster-culture (Rep. U. S. Fish. Comm., Pt.,
8, 1880, 683-751).
Neave (F.) (1953), Principles affecting the size of pink and chum salmon populations
in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 9, 9, 450-491).
Nice (M. M.) (1941), The rôle of territory in bird life (Amer. Midi. Nat., 26, 3, 441487).
Odum (E. P.) (1953), Fundamentals of ecology (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company,
384 p.).
Oppenheimer (C.) et Kesteven (G. L.) (1953), Disease as a factor in natural mortality
of marine fish (Fish. Bull. F. A. O., 6, 6, 215-222).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1948 a), EfTiciency of natural propagation of the pink salmon
Oncorhynchus gorbuscha in McClinton Creek, Masset Inlet, B. C. (J. Fish. Res.
Bd. Canada, 7, 5, 224-236).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1948 b), A discussion of the mortality in pink salmon Oncorhynchus
gorbuscha during their period of marine life (Trans. Roy. Soc. Canada, 42, Ser,
Sec, 5, 125-133).
Putter (A.) (1909), Die Ernâhrung des Fishes (Zeit. Allg. Physiol., 9, 147-242).
Ricker (W. E.) (1944), Further notes on fishing mortality and effort (Copeia, 1944,
1, 23-44).
Ricker (W. E.) (1945), A method for estimating minimum size limits for obtaining
maximum yield (Copeia, 2, 84-94).
Ricker (W. E.) (1952), Numerical relations between abondance of predators and
survical of prey (Canad. Fish Cuit., 13, 5-9).
Shoemaker (II. H.) (1947), A laboratory study of fish populations (Trans. Amer.
Fish. Soc., 74. 1944, 350-359).
Simpson (G. G.) (1952), How many species? (Evolution, 6, 3, 342).
Soldmon (M. E.) (1949), The natural control of animal populations (J. Anim. Ecol.,
18, 1-35).
Thompson (W. F.) (1943), The obstruction at Hell’s Gâte in the canyon of the Fraser
River (Rep. int. Pacif. Salm. Fish. Comm., 1943, 15-20).
Thompson (W. F.) (1950), The effect of fishing on stocks of halibut in the Pacific (Seattle,
University of Washington Press., 60 p.).
Thompson (W. F.) (1951), An outline for salmon research in Alaska. A talk for International Council for the Exploration of the sea (Mimeogr., 49 p.).
Van Oosten (J.) (1944), Factors affecting the growth of fish (Trans. N. Amer. Wildl.
Conf., 9. 117-183).
Walford (L. A.) (1950), A talk for The International Council for the Exploration
of the Sea. [In] Council Meeting (Mimeogr., p. 7).
Wells (H. G.), Huxley (J. S.) et Wells (G. P.) (1939), The science of life, Book 6,
Part 5 (Garden City, L. L, Garden City Publishing Go.).
Wolf (Ph.) (1951), American problems and practice. III. British Columbia and its
fisheries (Salm. Trout Mag., 132, 110-121).
Woodbury (A. M.) (1954), Principles of general ecologu (New York, The Blakiston
Company, Inc., 503 p.).