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Bargmann RD (1975) Problems of meeting changing water quality requirements for large waste
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waste disposal. Pergamon Press, Oxford, pp 155-161
Bellan G (1976) La pollution par les tensio-ilctivs. In: Perez JM (ed) La pollution des eaux marines.
Gauthiers-Villars, Paris, pp 31-50
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Benjamin CYL, Polak J (1973) A study of the solubility of oil in water, Rep EPS4-EC-76-1
(Environmental Protection Service, Ottawa), pp 1-25
Berge G, Ljc)en R, Palmork KH (1972) The disposal of containers with industrial waste into the
North Sea: a problem to fisheries. In: Ruivo M (ed) Marine pollution and sea life. Fishing
News, London, pp 474-475
Bewers JM, Yeats PA (1977) Oceanic residence times of trace metals. Nature (London) 268:
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Beyer AH, Painter U (1977) Estimating the potential for future oil spills from tankers, offshore
development, and onshore pipelines. Proc 1977 Oil Spill Conf, March 8-10, 1977. Am Petr
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Billings CE, Matson WR (1972) Mercury emission from coal combustion. Science 176:1232-1233
Blaikley DR, Dietzel GFL, Glass AW, van Kleef PJ (1977) "Sliktrak", a computer simulation of
offshore oil spills, cleanup, effects and associated costs. Proc 1977 Oil Spill Conf, March 8-10,
1977. Am Petr Inst, New Orleans Louisiana Washington, p 45
Blundo R (1978) The toxic effects of the water soluble fractions of no. 2 fuel oil and of threearomatic hydrocarbons on the behavior and survival of barnacle larvae. Contrib Mar Sci 21: 25 - 3 7
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Blus U, Neely BS, Lamont RG, Mulhern B (1977) Residues of organochlorines and heavy metals
in tissues and eggs of Brown Pelicans, 1969-73. Pestic Manit J 11 :40-53
Board PA (1973) The fate of rubbish in the Thames. Mar Pollut Bull 4:165-166
Boe C (1975) Bund-Liinder-Vereinbarung zur Bekampfung von Olunfillen an der Kiiste und auf
der Hohen See. Dtsch Gewasserkdl Mitt. Sonderh 127-128
Boesch'DF, Hershner CH, Milgram JH (1974) Oil spills and the marine environment. Ballinger,
Cambridge Mass, 114 pp
Boetius J (1968) Toxicity of waste from a parathion industry at the Danish North Sea coast.
Helgol Wiss Meeresunters 17:182-187
Bonka H (1980) Nordseestrand mit erhOhter Radioaktivitat. Umschau 80:305-306
Bourne WRP (1976) Seabirds and pollution. In: Johnston R (ed) Marine pollution. Academic
Press, London New York San Francisco, pp 403-502
Bourne WRP (1977) Ekofiasco. Mar Pollut Bull 8:121-122
Bourne WRP, Bibby CJ (1975) Temperature and the seasonal and geographical occurrence of
oiled birds on West European beaches. Mar Pollut Bull 6:77-80
Bourne WRP, Bogan JA (1972) Polychlorinated biphenyls in North Atlantic sea birds. Mar Pollut
Bull 3:171-175
Boutron C, Lorius C (1979) Trace metals in Antarctic snows since 1914. Nature (London) 277:
551-554
197
Amoco Cadiz spillage, within the littoral zone. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci 12:589-608
Audonson T (1978) The Bravo blow-out. Field observations, results of analyses and calculations
regarding oil on the surface. IKU Report 90 (Institutt for KontinentalsokkelundersOkelser,
Trondheim), 1977, 1-287
Avcin A, Meith-Avcin N, Vukovic A, Vriser B (1974) A comparison of benthic communities of
Strunjan and Kopper Bays with record to their differing exposure to pollution stress. BioI
Vestn 22:171-208
Baker CW (1977) Mercury in surface waters of seas around the United Kingdom. Nature (London)
270:230-232
Barber RT, Vijayakumar A, Cross FA (1972) Mercury concentrations in recent and ninety-yearold benthopelagic fish. Science 178:636-639
Bargmann RD (1975) Problems of meeting changing water quality requirements for large waste
disposal systems. In: Pearson EA, Frangipane E de Fraia (eds) Marine pollution and marine
waste disposal. Pergamon Press, Oxford, pp 155-161
Bellan G (1976) La pollution par les tensio-ilctivs. In: Perez JM (ed) La pollution des eaux marines.
Gauthiers-Villars, Paris, pp 31-50
Ben-Bassat 0, Mayer AM (1975) Volatization of mercury by algae. Physiol Plant 23:128-132
Benjamin CYL, Polak J (1973) A study of the solubility of oil in water, Rep EPS4-EC-76-1
(Environmental Protection Service, Ottawa), pp 1-25
Berge G, Ljc)en R, Palmork KH (1972) The disposal of containers with industrial waste into the
North Sea: a problem to fisheries. In: Ruivo M (ed) Marine pollution and sea life. Fishing
News, London, pp 474-475
Bewers JM, Yeats PA (1977) Oceanic residence times of trace metals. Nature (London) 268:
595-598
Beyer AH, Painter U (1977) Estimating the potential for future oil spills from tankers, offshore
development, and onshore pipelines. Proc 1977 Oil Spill Conf, March 8-10, 1977. Am Petr
Inst, New Orleans Louisiana Washington, pp 21-30
Billings CE, Matson WR (1972) Mercury emission from coal combustion. Science 176:1232-1233
Blaikley DR, Dietzel GFL, Glass AW, van Kleef PJ (1977) "Sliktrak", a computer simulation of
offshore oil spills, cleanup, effects and associated costs. Proc 1977 Oil Spill Conf, March 8-10,
1977. Am Petr Inst, New Orleans Louisiana Washington, p 45
Blundo R (1978) The toxic effects of the water soluble fractions of no. 2 fuel oil and of threearomatic hydrocarbons on the behavior and survival of barnacle larvae. Contrib Mar Sci 21: 25 - 3 7
Blus U, Neely BS Jr, Belisle AA, Prouty RM (1974) Organochlorine residues in Brown Pelican
eggs: relation to reproductive success. Environ Pollut 7:81-91
Blus U, Neely BS, Lamont RG, Mulhern B (1977) Residues of organochlorines and heavy metals
in tissues and eggs of Brown Pelicans, 1969-73. Pestic Manit J 11 :40-53
Board PA (1973) The fate of rubbish in the Thames. Mar Pollut Bull 4:165-166
Boe C (1975) Bund-Liinder-Vereinbarung zur Bekampfung von Olunfillen an der Kiiste und auf
der Hohen See. Dtsch Gewasserkdl Mitt. Sonderh 127-128
Boesch'DF, Hershner CH, Milgram JH (1974) Oil spills and the marine environment. Ballinger,
Cambridge Mass, 114 pp
Boetius J (1968) Toxicity of waste from a parathion industry at the Danish North Sea coast.
Helgol Wiss Meeresunters 17:182-187
Bonka H (1980) Nordseestrand mit erhOhter Radioaktivitat. Umschau 80:305-306
Bourne WRP (1976) Seabirds and pollution. In: Johnston R (ed) Marine pollution. Academic
Press, London New York San Francisco, pp 403-502
Bourne WRP (1977) Ekofiasco. Mar Pollut Bull 8:121-122
Bourne WRP, Bibby CJ (1975) Temperature and the seasonal and geographical occurrence of
oiled birds on West European beaches. Mar Pollut Bull 6:77-80
Bourne WRP, Bogan JA (1972) Polychlorinated biphenyls in North Atlantic sea birds. Mar Pollut
Bull 3:171-175
Boutron C, Lorius C (1979) Trace metals in Antarctic snows since 1914. Nature (London) 277:
551-554
197