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PEREZ R. — Premiers résultats concernant l‘impact de l‘échouement de l‘Amoco-Cadiz sur les
peuplements algaux exploitables. Science et pêche, 283—284, 17—29, 1978.
PORTMANN J. E., C ONNOR P. M. — The toxicity of several oil spill removers to some species of sh
and shell-sh. Mar. Biol… 1, 322—329, 1968.
PROUSlS N. J., GORDON Jr, D. C
.,
KEIZER P. O. —— ElÏects of low concentrations of oil accommodated
in sea water on the growth ofunialgal marine phytoplankton cultures. J. Fish. Res. Board Can..
33, 810818, 1976.
.
PUL1CH Jr, W. M., WINTERS K., VAN BAAL—EN C. -— The effects ola n° 2 fuel oil and two crude oils on
the growth and photosynthesis of microalgae. Mar. Biol.. 28, 87-94, 1974.
RAMADE F. — Écotoxicologie. 2° édition, Masson, Paris, 1979.
R15NZON1 A. —Toxicity ofthree oils to bivalve gametes and larval. Mar. Polini. Bull.. 6, 125-128, 1975.
RICE S. D. — Toxicity and avoidance tests with Prudhoe Bay oil and pink salmon fry. In:
Proceedings of 1973 joint conference on prevention and control of oil spills. American
Petroleum Institute, Washington, 667-670, 1973.
RiCtz S. D., Mouss D. A., SHORT J. W._ — The effect of Prudhoe Bay crude oil on survival and growth
of eggs, alevins and fry of pink salmon (Oncorlzynchus gorbuscha) In : Proceedings of 1975
conference on prevention and conrol of oil pollution. American Petroleum Institute,
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Washington, 503-507, 1975.
R1CE S. D., SHORT ]. W., BRODERSON C. C., MECKLENBURG T. A., MOLES D. A., MlSCH C. J.,
CHEATHAM D. L., KARINEN J. F. — Acute toxicity and uptake—depuration studies with Cook
lnlet crude oil, Prudhoe Bay crude oil, n° 2 fuel oil and several subarctic marine organisms.
NWAFC Processed Report, Northwest and Alaska Fisheries Center Auke Bay Laboratory,
National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, 1976.
RICE S. D., SHORT J. W., KARINEN J. F. — Comparative oil toxicity and comparative animal
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sensitivity. In : Proceedings of symposium on fate and elÏects of petroleum hydrocarbons in
marine ecosystems and organisms (WOLFE D.), Pergamon Press, New York, 78-94, 1977 a.
RICE S. D., THOMAS R. E., SHORT J. W. —— Effect of petroleum hydrocarbons o_n breathing and
coughing rates and hydrocarbon uptake—depuration in pink salmon try. “In : Physiological
responses of marine biota to pollutants (VERNBERG F. J., CALABRESE A., THURBERG F. P.,
VERNBERG W. B.), Academic Press, New York, 259-277, 1977 b.
ROBERTSON B., ARHELGER S., KINNEY P. J., BUTTON D. K. — Hydrocarbon biodegradation in
Alaskan waters. In :The microbial degradation ofoil pollutants (AHE'ARN D. G., MEYERS S. P.),
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 171-184, 1973.
Ros J., _FARACO
F. — Pollution par les hydrocarbures des eaux supercielles de la Méditerranée
occidentale. Première partie : boules de goudron. Workshop ôn pollution of the Mediter—
ranean CIESM, Antalya, 1978, 111—115, 1979.
R0551 S. S. — Bioavailability of petroleum hydrocarbons from water, sediments, and detritus to the
marine annelid, Neanrhes arenaceodenlala. In : Proceedings of the 1977 joint conference on
prevention and control ofoil spills. American Petroleum Institute, Washington, 621-625, 1977.
SAL10T A. —— Natural hydrocarbons in sea water and sediments (DUURSMA E. K., DAWSON R.),
Elsevier, (sous presse).
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SANBORN H., MALINS D. C. — Toxicity and metabolisms of naphtalene : a study with marine larval
invertcbrates, 1977. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., (sous presse).
,
SCARAT‘I‘ D. J., ZITKO V. — Bunker C oil in sediment and benthic animals from shallow depths in
Chedabu€to Bay, N.S. J. Fish. Res. Board Can., 29, 1347-1350, 1972.
SCH!SIER A.. GOMINGER D. — A preliminary study of the toxic effects of irradiated vs. Non-irradiated
water soluble fractions of # 2 fuel oil. Bull. Environ. Contamin. and Toxicol., 16, 595—603, 1976.
SCHRAMM W. —— Investigations on the inuence of oil pollution on marine algae. ]. The eiÏect ofcrude
oil lms on the CO2 gas exchange outside the water. Mar. Biol., 14, 189-198, 1972.
SMITH J. E., édit. — « Torrey—Canyon » pollution and marine life. Cambridge University Press,
London. 1968.
_
SOUTHWARI) A. J., SOUTHWARI) E. C. — Recolonization Of rocky shores in Cornwall after Use of toxic
dispersants to clean up the Torrey Canyon spill. J. Fish. Res. Board Can., 35, 682—706, 1978.
Snar:ua R. L. — ElÏects of certain petroleum products on reproduction and growth of zygotes and
juvenile stages of the alga Ftu'uS alentaius De La Pyl (Phacophyœae : Fucales). ln :
LA POLLUTION PÊTROLIERE EN MILIEU MARIN
'
PEREZ R. — Premiers résultats concernant l‘impact de l‘échouement de l‘Amoco-Cadiz sur les
peuplements algaux exploitables. Science et pêche, 283—284, 17—29, 1978.
PORTMANN J. E., C ONNOR P. M. — The toxicity of several oil spill removers to some species of sh
and shell-sh. Mar. Biol… 1, 322—329, 1968.
PROUSlS N. J., GORDON Jr, D. C
.,
KEIZER P. O. —— ElÏects of low concentrations of oil accommodated
in sea water on the growth ofunialgal marine phytoplankton cultures. J. Fish. Res. Board Can..
33, 810818, 1976.
.
PUL1CH Jr, W. M., WINTERS K., VAN BAAL—EN C. -— The effects ola n° 2 fuel oil and two crude oils on
the growth and photosynthesis of microalgae. Mar. Biol.. 28, 87-94, 1974.
RAMADE F. — Écotoxicologie. 2° édition, Masson, Paris, 1979.
R15NZON1 A. —Toxicity ofthree oils to bivalve gametes and larval. Mar. Polini. Bull.. 6, 125-128, 1975.
RICE S. D. — Toxicity and avoidance tests with Prudhoe Bay oil and pink salmon fry. In:
Proceedings of 1973 joint conference on prevention and control of oil spills. American
Petroleum Institute, Washington, 667-670, 1973.
RiCtz S. D., Mouss D. A., SHORT J. W._ — The effect of Prudhoe Bay crude oil on survival and growth
of eggs, alevins and fry of pink salmon (Oncorlzynchus gorbuscha) In : Proceedings of 1975
conference on prevention and conrol of oil pollution. American Petroleum Institute,
'
Washington, 503-507, 1975.
R1CE S. D., SHORT ]. W., BRODERSON C. C., MECKLENBURG T. A., MOLES D. A., MlSCH C. J.,
CHEATHAM D. L., KARINEN J. F. — Acute toxicity and uptake—depuration studies with Cook
lnlet crude oil, Prudhoe Bay crude oil, n° 2 fuel oil and several subarctic marine organisms.
NWAFC Processed Report, Northwest and Alaska Fisheries Center Auke Bay Laboratory,
National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, 1976.
RICE S. D., SHORT J. W., KARINEN J. F. — Comparative oil toxicity and comparative animal
'
sensitivity. In : Proceedings of symposium on fate and elÏects of petroleum hydrocarbons in
marine ecosystems and organisms (WOLFE D.), Pergamon Press, New York, 78-94, 1977 a.
RICE S. D., THOMAS R. E., SHORT J. W. —— Effect of petroleum hydrocarbons o_n breathing and
coughing rates and hydrocarbon uptake—depuration in pink salmon try. “In : Physiological
responses of marine biota to pollutants (VERNBERG F. J., CALABRESE A., THURBERG F. P.,
VERNBERG W. B.), Academic Press, New York, 259-277, 1977 b.
ROBERTSON B., ARHELGER S., KINNEY P. J., BUTTON D. K. — Hydrocarbon biodegradation in
Alaskan waters. In :The microbial degradation ofoil pollutants (AHE'ARN D. G., MEYERS S. P.),
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 171-184, 1973.
Ros J., _FARACO
F. — Pollution par les hydrocarbures des eaux supercielles de la Méditerranée
occidentale. Première partie : boules de goudron. Workshop ôn pollution of the Mediter—
ranean CIESM, Antalya, 1978, 111—115, 1979.
R0551 S. S. — Bioavailability of petroleum hydrocarbons from water, sediments, and detritus to the
marine annelid, Neanrhes arenaceodenlala. In : Proceedings of the 1977 joint conference on
prevention and control ofoil spills. American Petroleum Institute, Washington, 621-625, 1977.
SAL10T A. —— Natural hydrocarbons in sea water and sediments (DUURSMA E. K., DAWSON R.),
Elsevier, (sous presse).
'
SANBORN H., MALINS D. C. — Toxicity and metabolisms of naphtalene : a study with marine larval
invertcbrates, 1977. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., (sous presse).
,
SCARAT‘I‘ D. J., ZITKO V. — Bunker C oil in sediment and benthic animals from shallow depths in
Chedabu€to Bay, N.S. J. Fish. Res. Board Can., 29, 1347-1350, 1972.
SCH!SIER A.. GOMINGER D. — A preliminary study of the toxic effects of irradiated vs. Non-irradiated
water soluble fractions of # 2 fuel oil. Bull. Environ. Contamin. and Toxicol., 16, 595—603, 1976.
SCHRAMM W. —— Investigations on the inuence of oil pollution on marine algae. ]. The eiÏect ofcrude
oil lms on the CO2 gas exchange outside the water. Mar. Biol., 14, 189-198, 1972.
SMITH J. E., édit. — « Torrey—Canyon » pollution and marine life. Cambridge University Press,
London. 1968.
_
SOUTHWARI) A. J., SOUTHWARI) E. C. — Recolonization Of rocky shores in Cornwall after Use of toxic
dispersants to clean up the Torrey Canyon spill. J. Fish. Res. Board Can., 35, 682—706, 1978.
Snar:ua R. L. — ElÏects of certain petroleum products on reproduction and growth of zygotes and
juvenile stages of the alga Ftu'uS alentaius De La Pyl (Phacophyœae : Fucales). ln :