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PÈCHES CONTINENTALES. PRINCIPES DÉMÉNAGEMENT
Lagler (K. F.) (1944), Problems of compétition and prédation (Trans. N. Amer.
Wildl. Conf.. 9, 212-219).
Moyle (J. B.) (1949), Fish-population concepts and management of Minnesota lakes
for sport fishing (Trans. TV. Amer. Wildl. Conf., 14, 283-293).
\eave (F.) (1953), Principles affecting the size of pink and chum salmon populations
in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 9, 9, 450-491).
Post (G.) (1955), A simple Chemical test for rotenone in water (Progr. Fish-Cult.,
17, 4, 190-191).
Ricker (W. E.) (1952), Numerical relations between abundance of predators and
survival of prey (Canad. Fish Cuit., 13, 5-9).
Rose (E. T.) et Moen (T.) (1953), The increase in game-fish populations East Okoboji
Lake, lowa, following intensive removal of rough fish (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.,
82. 1952, 104-114).
Salyer (J. C.) et Lagler (K. F.) (1940), The food and habits of the American inerganser during winter in Michigan, considered in relation to fish management
(J. Wildlije Mgmt., 4, 2, 186-219).
Salyer (J. C.) et Lagler (K. F.) (1949), The eastern belted kingfisher, Megaceryle
alcuon alcuon (Linnaeus), in relation to fish management (Trans. Amer. Fish.
Soc.. 76, 1946, 97-117).
Smith (M. W.) (1950), The use of poisons to control undesirable fish in Canadian
fresh waters (Canad. Fish Cuit., 8. 17-29).
Solman (W. E. F.) (1950), History and use of fish poisons in the United States (Canad.
Fish Cuit., 8. 3-16).
Swingle (IL S.) (1950), Relationship and dynamics of balanced and unbalanced fish
populations (Bull. Ala. agric. Erp. Sta., 274, 74 p.).
White (H. C.) (1953), The eastern belted kingfisher in the Maritime Provinces
(Bull. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., 97, 44 p.).
White (H. C.) (1957), Food and natural history of Mergansers on Salmon waters
in the maritime provinces of Canada (Bull. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., 116, 63 p.).
9.8 MALADIES
Allee (W. C.), Pars (O.), Emerson (A. E.), Park (T.) et Smidt (K. P.) (1949),
Principles of animal ecology (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company, 837 p.).
Davis (IL S.) (1949), Cytophaga columnaris as a cause of fish épidémies (Trans. Amer.
Fish. Soc., 77, 1947, 102-104).
Davis (H. S.) (1953), Culture and diseases of game fishes (Berkeley, University of
California Press, 332 p.).
Gordon (M.) (1957), Physiological genetics of fishes [In] The physiology of fishes,
Vol. 2, Behavior. Edited by M. E. Brown (New York, Academie Press. Inc.,
Publishers. p. 431-501).
Lagler (K. F.) (1956), Freshwater fishery biology, 2nd Ed. (Dubuque, lowa, Wm.
C. Brown Company, 421 p.).
Léger (L.) (1939), L’Octomitose, maladie épidémique des alevins de truite (Trav.
Lab. Hydrobiol., Grenoble, 1935 à 1937, 177-182).
McGraw (B. M.) (1952), Furunculosis of fish (Spec. sci. Rep. U. S. Fish Wildl. Sera.,
84. 87 p.).
Miller (R. B.) (1952), A reviewr of the Triaenophorus problem in Canadian lakes
(Bull. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., 95, 42 p.).
Oppenheimer (C. H.) (1953), Why study marine fish diseases ? (J. Cons. int. Explor.
Mer, 19, 1, 39-43).
Otterstrom (C. V.) et Nielsen (E. S.) (1940), Two cases of extensive mortality in
fishes caused by the flagellate Prymnesium parvurn, Carter (Rep. Danish biol.
Sta.. 44. 1939, 5-24).
PÈCHES CONTINENTALES. PRINCIPES DÉMÉNAGEMENT
Lagler (K. F.) (1944), Problems of compétition and prédation (Trans. N. Amer.
Wildl. Conf.. 9, 212-219).
Moyle (J. B.) (1949), Fish-population concepts and management of Minnesota lakes
for sport fishing (Trans. TV. Amer. Wildl. Conf., 14, 283-293).
\eave (F.) (1953), Principles affecting the size of pink and chum salmon populations
in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 9, 9, 450-491).
Post (G.) (1955), A simple Chemical test for rotenone in water (Progr. Fish-Cult.,
17, 4, 190-191).
Ricker (W. E.) (1952), Numerical relations between abundance of predators and
survival of prey (Canad. Fish Cuit., 13, 5-9).
Rose (E. T.) et Moen (T.) (1953), The increase in game-fish populations East Okoboji
Lake, lowa, following intensive removal of rough fish (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.,
82. 1952, 104-114).
Salyer (J. C.) et Lagler (K. F.) (1940), The food and habits of the American inerganser during winter in Michigan, considered in relation to fish management
(J. Wildlije Mgmt., 4, 2, 186-219).
Salyer (J. C.) et Lagler (K. F.) (1949), The eastern belted kingfisher, Megaceryle
alcuon alcuon (Linnaeus), in relation to fish management (Trans. Amer. Fish.
Soc.. 76, 1946, 97-117).
Smith (M. W.) (1950), The use of poisons to control undesirable fish in Canadian
fresh waters (Canad. Fish Cuit., 8. 17-29).
Solman (W. E. F.) (1950), History and use of fish poisons in the United States (Canad.
Fish Cuit., 8. 3-16).
Swingle (IL S.) (1950), Relationship and dynamics of balanced and unbalanced fish
populations (Bull. Ala. agric. Erp. Sta., 274, 74 p.).
White (H. C.) (1953), The eastern belted kingfisher in the Maritime Provinces
(Bull. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., 97, 44 p.).
White (H. C.) (1957), Food and natural history of Mergansers on Salmon waters
in the maritime provinces of Canada (Bull. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., 116, 63 p.).
9.8 MALADIES
Allee (W. C.), Pars (O.), Emerson (A. E.), Park (T.) et Smidt (K. P.) (1949),
Principles of animal ecology (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company, 837 p.).
Davis (IL S.) (1949), Cytophaga columnaris as a cause of fish épidémies (Trans. Amer.
Fish. Soc., 77, 1947, 102-104).
Davis (H. S.) (1953), Culture and diseases of game fishes (Berkeley, University of
California Press, 332 p.).
Gordon (M.) (1957), Physiological genetics of fishes [In] The physiology of fishes,
Vol. 2, Behavior. Edited by M. E. Brown (New York, Academie Press. Inc.,
Publishers. p. 431-501).
Lagler (K. F.) (1956), Freshwater fishery biology, 2nd Ed. (Dubuque, lowa, Wm.
C. Brown Company, 421 p.).
Léger (L.) (1939), L’Octomitose, maladie épidémique des alevins de truite (Trav.
Lab. Hydrobiol., Grenoble, 1935 à 1937, 177-182).
McGraw (B. M.) (1952), Furunculosis of fish (Spec. sci. Rep. U. S. Fish Wildl. Sera.,
84. 87 p.).
Miller (R. B.) (1952), A reviewr of the Triaenophorus problem in Canadian lakes
(Bull. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., 95, 42 p.).
Oppenheimer (C. H.) (1953), Why study marine fish diseases ? (J. Cons. int. Explor.
Mer, 19, 1, 39-43).
Otterstrom (C. V.) et Nielsen (E. S.) (1940), Two cases of extensive mortality in
fishes caused by the flagellate Prymnesium parvurn, Carter (Rep. Danish biol.
Sta.. 44. 1939, 5-24).