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James K. Carr, Under Secretary

Frank P. Briggs, Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. Clarence P. Pautzke, Commissioner

BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, Donald L. McKernan, Director

Fishery Leaflet 561

Washington, D.C. 20240

March 1964

LIST OF FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE RAPE!

J Marine Biological Laboratory
AND CHEMICAL OCEANOGRARHY, 1^40-62 libraRY

by

Lola T. Dees
Branch of Reports
Washington, D.C.

OCT 14 1992

Woods Hois, Mess.

This is a list of physical and chemical oceanographic papers written by scientists of
the Fish and Wildlife Service and other organizations under contract to the Service.

RARERS ARREARING IN FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
RUBLICATIONS SERIES

Articles preceded by asterisks are out of print, but can be tiorrowed from certain public and college libraries.

Alverson, Dayton L.

* 1962. Ocean temperatures and their re-
lationship to albacore tuna (Tliunnus
(/rrrno) distribution in waters off the
coast of the States of Oregon and
Washington, and the Province of
British Columbia. [Abstract.]
/;/ John C. Marr (editor). Pacific
tuna biology conference, August 14-
19, 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii, p. 20.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 415.

W.

and Jack W.

Anderson, William
Gehringer.

* 1957. Physical oceanographic, biologi-
cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, Tlirodore N.
am cruise 3. Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisherie3 No. 210, iii + 208 p.,
20 figs., 15 tables.

Revision of Fishery Leaflet 515, dated April 1961.

Anderson, William W., and Jack W.
Gehringer.

* 1957. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chemical data, south
Atlantic coast of the United
States, M/V Theodore N. Gill cruise 4.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 234, iii + 192 p., 20 figs., 16
tables.

* 1958. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 5. Special Sci-
entific Report- -Fisheries No. 248,
iii + 220 p., 19 figs., 15 tables.

* 1958. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 6. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 265,
iii + 99 p., 9 figs., 16 tables.

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PROPERTY OF

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BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY LIBRARY
GALVESTON, TEXAS

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Stewart L. Udall, Secretary

James K. Can-, Under Secretary

Frank P. Briggs, Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. Clarence P. Pautzke. Commissioner

BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES. Donald L. McKernan, Director

Fishery Leaflet 561

Washington, D.C. 20240

March 1964

LIST OF FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE PAPERS ON PHYSICAL

J ivlarir.e Biological Laboratory
AND CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, 1S|40-62 libraRY

by

Lola T. Dees
Branch of Reports
Washington, D.C.

OCT 14 1992

Woods Hole, MiTss.

This is a list of physical and chemical oceanographic papers written by scientists of
the Fish and Wildlife Service and other organizations under contract to the Service.

PAPERS APPEARING IN FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
PUBLICATIONS SERIES

Articles preceded by asterisl<s are out of print, but can be borrowed from certain public and college libraries.

Alverson, Dayton L.

* 1962. Ocean temperatures and their re-
lationship to albacore tuna (T/mnnu-s
r/rrrno) distribution in waters off the
coast of the States of Oregon and
Washington, and the Province of
British Columbia. [Abstract.]
In John C. Marr (editor). Pacific
tuna biology conference, August 14-
19, 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii, p. 20.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 415.

W.

and Jack W.

Anderson, William
Gehringer.

* 1957. Physical oceanographic, biologi-
cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, T/irod/ire N.
dill, cruise 3. Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisherie3 No. 210, iii + 208 p.,
20 figs., 15 tables.

Revision of Fishery Leaflet .^15. dated April 1961.

Anderson, William W., and Jack W.
Gehringer.

* 1957. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chemical data, south
Atlantic coast of the United
States, M/V Theodore N. Gill cruise 4.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 234, iii + 192 p., 20 figs., 16
tables.

* 1958. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 5. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 248,
iii + 220 p., 19 figs., 15 tables.

* 1958. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 6. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 265,
iii + 99 p., 9 figs., 16 tables.

Anderson, W i 1 1 i a nn W., and Jack W.
Gehringer,

* 1959. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chennical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 7. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 278,
iv + 277 p., 21 figs., 16 tables.

* 1959. Physical oceanographic, biologi-

cal, and chennical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 8. Special Sci-
entific Report- -Fisheries No. 303,
iv + 277 p., 21 figs., 16 tables.

1959. Physical oceanographic, biologi-
cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 9. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 313,
iv + 226 p., 18 figs., 15 tables.

Anderson, William W., Jack W.
Gehringer, and Edward Cohen.
1956. Physical oceanographic, biologi-
cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 1. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 178,
iii + 160 p., 16 figs., 12 tables.

1956. Physical oceanographic, biologi-
cal, and chemical data, south Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruise 2. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 198,
ii + 270 p., 21 figs., 12 tables.

Anderson, William W., Joseph E.
Moore, and Herbert R. Gordy.
1961. Oceanic salinities off the South
Atlantic coast of the United States,
Theodore N. Gill cruises 1-9,1953-54.
Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries
No. 389, V + 207 p., 6figs., 80 tables.

1961. Water temperatures off the south
Atlantic coast of the United States,
Theodore N.Gill cruises 1-9, 1953-54.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 380, V + 206 p., 6 figs., 80
tables,

Austin, Thomas S.

1954. Mid-Pacific oceanography. III,
treuisequatorial waters, August-
October 1951. Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisheries No. 131, 52 p., 13
figs., 1 table.

Austin, Thonnas S.

* 1954. Mid- Pacific oceanography, part V,

trans equatorial waters, May-June
1952, August 1952. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 136, ii + 86p.,
32 figs., 3 tables.

* 1957. Summary, oceanographic and

fishery data, Marquesas Islands
area, August-September, 1956
(EQUAPAC). Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisheries No. 217, iv + 186 p.,
5 figs., 20 tables.

♦I960. Oceanography of the east central
equatorial Pacific as observed during
expedition Eastropic. Fishery Bulle-
tin 168, vol. 60, iv + p. 257-282,
25 figs.

Austin, Thomas S., and Richard A. Barkley.

* 1962. Use of oceanographic monitoring

stations in fishery research. [Ab-
stract.] In John C. Marr (editor).
Pacific tuna biology conference,
August 14-19, 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii,
p. 20. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 415.

Belser, William.

1958. Possible application of abacterial
bioassay in productivity studies. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
279, part H, p. 55-58, tables 1-2.

Blackburn, Maurice.

1962. An oceanographic study of the
Gulf of Tehuantepec. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 404,
iii + 28 p., 23 figs.

Blackburn, Maurice, and associates.

1962. Tuna oceanography in the eastern
tropical Pacific. Special Scientific
R e po r t--Fisheries No. 400, iii +
48 p., 14 figs., 4 tables.

Blackburn, Maurice, Raymond C. Griffiths,
Robert W. Holmes, and WilliantiH. Thonnas.
1962. Physical, chemical, and biological
observations in the eastern tropical
Pacific Ocean: three cruises to the
Gulf of Tehuantepec, 1958-59. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
420, ii + 170 p., 3 figs., 6 tables.

Boyar, H. C., and F. E. Schueler.

* 1960. A photoelectric current meter.

Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 330, ii + 7 p., 6 figs., 3 tables.

Brown, Robert P., and Kenneth Sherman.

* 1962. Oceanographic observations and
skipjack distribution in the North
Central Pacific. [Abstract.] In John C,
Marr (editor). Pacific tuna biology
conference, August 14-19,1961,
Honolulu, Hawaii, p. ZZ. Special Sci-
entific Rep>ort--Fisheries No. 415.

Bum pus. Dean F.

1957. Oceanographic observations, 1956,
east coast of the United States.
Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries
No. 233, iv + 132 p., 18 figs., 17
tables.

1957. Surface water temperatures along
Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the United
States. Special Scientific Report- -
Fisheries No. 214, ii + 153 p.,3figs,

1961. Drift bottle records for the Gulf
of Maine, Georges Bank and Bay of
Fundy, 1956-58. Special Scientific
Report--Fi s h e r i e s No. 378, i +
127 p., 24 figs.

Bumpus, Dean F., and C. Godfrey Day,

1957. Drift bottle records for Gulf of
Maine and Georges Bank, 1931-56.
Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries
No. 242, ii + 61 p., 2 figs.

Bureau of Conrimercial Fisheries Biological
Laboratory, Stanford, California.

1962. Monthly nnean charts, sea surface
temperature, North Pacific Ocean.
Circular 134, 3 p., 36 charts.

Callaway, Richard J.

1957. Oceanographic and meteorological
observations in the northeast and
central north Pacific, July-December
1956. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 230, iv + 49 p., 14figs.,
10 tables.

Callaway, Richard J., and James W. McGary.

* 1959. Northeastern Pacific albacore sur-

vey. Part 2. Oceanographic and mete-
orological observations. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 315,
iv + 133 p., 31 figs., 9 tables.

Collier, Albert.

* 1958, Gulf of Mexico physical and chem-

ical data from Alaska cruises. Spe-
cial Scientific Report- -Fisheries No.
249, vi + 417 p., 22figs., 8 tables.

Cromwell, Townsend.

* 1951. Mid-Pacific oceanography, Janu-

ary-March 1950. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 54, iii + 9 p.,
18 figs., 53 station tables.

1954. Mid-Pacific oceanography II,
transequatorial waters, June-August
1950, January-March 1951. Special
Scientific Report--Fisheries No. 131,
i + 182 p., 32 figs., 1 table.

Day, C. Godfrey.

* 1958. Surface circulation in the Gulf of

Maine as deduced from drift bottles.
Fishery Bulletin 141, vol. 58,
iv + p. 443-472. 20 figs., 1 table.

* 1959. Oceanographic observations, 1957,

east coast of the United States. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
282, viii + 123 p., 18 figs., 17 tables.

* 1959. Oceanographic observations, 1958,

east coast of the United States. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
318, vii + 119 p., 18 figs., 18 tables.

1960. Oceanographic observations, 1959,
east coast of the United States. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
359, iv + 114 p., 18 figs., 18 tables.

Dragovich, Alexander.

1961. Relative abundance of plankton off
Naples, Florida, and associated
hydrographic data, 1956-57. Special
Scientific Report--Fisheries No. 372,
ii +41 p., 1 fig., 18 tables.

Dragovich, Alexander, John H. Finucane,
and Billie Z. May.

1961. Counts of red tide organisms,
Gymnodinium breve, and associated
oceanographic data from Florida
west coast, 1957-59. Special Sci-
entific Report--Fisheries No. 369,
ii + 175 p., 7 figs., 85 station tables.

Dragovich, Alexander, and Billie Z. May.

1962. Hydrological characteristics of
Tampa Bay tributaries. Fishery Bul-
letin 205, vol. 62, iv + p. 163-
176, 8 figs., 2 tables.

Drummond, Kenneth H., and George B.
Austin, Jr.

* 1958. Some aspects of the physical

oceanography of the Gulf of Mexico.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 249, p. 5-7, 1 fig.

Eber, Laurence E., and Oscar E. Sette.

* 1959. Indices of nnean monthly geo-

strophic wind over the North Pacific
Ocean, Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 323, iv + 108 p., 11
figs., 9 tables.

Edwards, Robert L., Robert Livingstone,
Jr., and Paul E. Hamer.

1961. Winter water temperatures and an
[1962] annotated list of fishes--Nantucket
Shoals to Cape Hatteras, /i;6a<ross ///
cruise no. 126. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No, 397, iii +
31 p., 11 figs., 10 tables.

Favorite, Felix, Richard J. Callaway, and
James F. Hebard,
1961, North Pacific and Bering Sea
oceanography, 1959. Special Scien-
tific Report--Fisheries No, 377,
iii + 212 p., 1 fig.

Favorite, Felix, and Glenn M. Pedersen,
1959, Bristol Bay oceanography, August-
September 1938, Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No, 311, iv +
31 p,, 9 figs., 37 tables.

1959, North Pacific and Bering Sea
oceanography, 1957, Special Scien-
tific Report.-Fisheries No, 292, v +
106 p,, 2 figs,, 3 tables.

1959. North Pacific and Bering Sea
oceanography, 1958. Special Scien-
tific Report--Fisheries No, 312, iv +
230 p., 1 fig.

Favorite, Felix, John W. Schantz, and
Charles R. Hebard.

* 1961. Oceanographic observations in

Bristol Bay and the Bering Sea,
1939-41(USCGT Reduin<7). Special Sci-
entific Report--Fi8heries No, 381,
ii + 323 p,, 6 figs,

Finucane, John H., and Alexander Drago-
vich,

* 1959, Counts of red tide organisms,

Gymnodinium breve, and associated
oceanographic data from Florida west
coast, 1954-57, Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 289, iv +
220 p,, 5 figs,

Galtsoff, Paul S, (coordinator),

* 1954, Gulf of Mexico - its origin, waters,

and marine life. Prepared by Ameri-
can scientists under sponsorship of
the Fish and Wildlife Service, Fishery
Bulletin 89, vol, 55, xiii + 604 p.,
74 figs., 34 tables.

Graham, Herbert W., John M. Amison, and
Kenneth T. Marvin.

* 1954. Phosphorus content of waters along

the west coast of Florida. Special
Scientific Report--Fisheries No. 122,
iv + 43 p., 7 figs., 6 tables.

Graham, Joseph J,, and William L. Craig,
1961, Oceanographic observations made
during a cooperative survey of alba-
core (Thunnus germo) off the North
Annerican west coast in 1959, Special
Scientific Report--Fisheries No, 386,
iv + 31 p., 4 figs., 7 tables.

Hebard, James F,

* 1959. Currents in southeastern Bering

Sea and possible effects upon king
crab larvae. Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisheries No. 293, v + 11 p.,
1 1 figs., 2 tables.

Holmes, Robert W.

1958. Part 1. Methods and station data.
Physical, chennical, and biological
oceanographic observations obtained
on expedition SCOPE in the eastern
tropical Pacific, November-

December 1956. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 279, v + p.
1-51, 2 figs.

Holmes, Robert W., and Maurice Blackburn.

1960. Physical, chennical, andbiological
observations in the eastern tropical
Pacific Ocean SCOT expedition,
April-June 1958. Special Scientific
R epo r t--Fisheries No. 345, iii +
106 p., 4 figs., 152 tables.

Johnson, James H.

1961. Sea surface tennperature monthly
average and anomaly charts, north-
eastern Pacific Ocean, 1947-58. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No,
385, ii + 56 p.

* 1962. Sea temperatures and the avail-

ability of albacore (Thunnus germo) off
the coasts of Oregon and Washington.
[Abstract.] In John C, Marr (editor).
Pacific tuna biology conference,
August 14-19, 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii,
p, 26, Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No, 415.

Jones, Galen E., and Williann H, Thomas.
1958. The effects of organic and in-
organic micronutrients on the assim-

ilation of C

14

by planktonic

communities and on bacterial multi-
plication in tropical Pacific sea
water. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 279, part II, p. 87-99,
tables 13-18.

Jones, G. E., W. H. Thomas, and F. T.
Haxo.
1958. Preliminary studies of bacterial
growth in relation to dark and light
fixation of C O2 during productivity
determinations. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 279, part II,
p. 79-86, tables 8-12.

King, Joseph E., Thomas S. Austin, and
Maxwell S. Doty.

* 1957. Preliminary report on expedition

EASTROPIC. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No, 201, iv +
155 p., 24 figs., 12 tables.

Leipper, Dale F.

* 1954. Marine nneteorology of the Gulf of

Mexico, a brief review. Fishery
Bulletin 89, vol. 55, p. 89-98,
figs. 17-22, 1 table.

* 1954, Physical oceanography of the Gulf

of Mexico. Fishery Bulletin 89,
vol. 55, p. 119-137, figs. 34-43,
4 tables.

Lynch, S. A.

* 1954. Geology of the Gulf of Mexico.

Fishery Bulletin 89, vol. 55,

p. 67-89, fig. 16.

Marak, Robert R., and John B. Colton, Jr.

1961. Distribution of fish eggs and larvae,
temperature, and salinity in the
Georges Bank-Gulf of Maine area,
1953. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 398, iii + 61 p., 15
figs., 13 tables.

Marak, Robert R., John B. Colton, Jr.,
and Donald B. Foster,

1962. Distribution of fish eggs and lar-
vae, temperature, and salinity in
the Georges Bank-Gulf of Maine
area, 1955, Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisheries No. 411, iii + 66 p.,
16 figs., 17 tables.

Marak, Robert R., John B. Colton, Jr.,
Donald B. Foster, and David Miller.
1962. Distribution of fish eggs and lar-
vae, tennperature, and salinity in
the Georges Bank-Gulf of Maine area,
1956. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 412, iii + 95 p.

Marmer, H. A.

* 1954. Tides and sea level in the Gulf

of Mexico. Fishery Bulletin 89, vol.
55, p. 101-118, figs. 23-33, 3
tables.

Marr, John C, (editor).

* 1962. Pacific tuna biology conference,

August 14- 19, 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 415, V + 45 p.

Marvin, Kenneth T.

1955. Oceanographic observations in
west coast Florida waters, 1949-52.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 149, i + 32 p., 2 figs., 27 tables.

Marvin, Kenneth T,, Larence M. Lansford,
and Ray S. Wheeler.
1961. Effects of copper ore on the ecol-
ogy of a lagoon. Fishery Bulletin
184, vol. 61, iv + p. 153-160, 9figs.

Marvin, Kenneth T., Zoula P. Zein-Eldin,
Billie Z. May, and Larence M. Lansford.
1960. Chemical analyses of marine and
estuarine waters used by the Galves-
ton Biological Laboratory. Special
Scientific Report--Fisheries No. 349,
ii + 14 p., 1 table,

McGary, James W.

1955. Mid-Pacific oceanography, part
VI, Hawaiian offshore waters,
December 1949-November 1951.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 152, ii + 138 p., 34 figs.

McGary, James W., and Joseph J. Graham,
* 1960, Biological and oceanographic ob-
servations in the central North
Pacific, July-September 1958. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No,
358, V + 107 p„ 14 figs,, 17 tables.

W.

C. Jones, and T. S,

McGary, J.
Austin,

* 1956, Mid-Pacific oceanography, part
IX, operation NORPAC, Special Sci-
entific Report--Fi8heries No, 168,
iii + 127 p., 12 figs,, 10 tables.

McGary, James W., and Thomas M. Naito.

1957, Wind atlas of the North Pacific.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 243, iii + 35 p., 1 fig., 53 charts,
2 tables.

McGary, James W., and E. D. Stroup.

* 1956. Mid-Pacific oceanography. Part

VIII, middle latitude waters, January-
March 1954. Special Scientific Re-
port--Fisheries No. 180, v + 173 p.,
94 figs., 1 table.

1958. Oceanographic observations in the
central North Pacific, September
1954-August 1955. Special Scientific
R e po r t--Fisheries No. 252, vi +
250 p., 145 figs., 6 tables.

Moore, Joseph E., and Donn S. Gorsline.

* I960. Physical and chemical data for

bottom sediments, South Atlantic
coast of the United States, M/V
Theodore N. Gill cruises 1-9. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
366, iii + 84 p., 8 figs., 1 table.

Price, W. Armstrong,

* 1954. Shorelines and coasts of the Gulf

of Mexico. Fishery Bulletin 89, vol.
55, p. 39-65, figs. 12-15, 1 table.

Rounsefell, George A., and John E. Evans.

* 1958. Large-scale experimental test of

copper sulfate as a control for the
Florida red tide. Special Scientific
Report- -Fisheries No. 270, vi + 57 p.,
20 figs., 5 tables.

Seckel, Giinter R.

1955. Mid-Pacific oceanography, part
VII, Hawaiian offshore waters,
September 1952-August 1953. Spe-
cial Scientific Report--Fisheries No.
164, vi + 250 p., 39 figs., 5 tables.

* 1962. Atlas of the oceanographic clinnate

of the Hawaiian Islands region.
Fishery Bulletin 193, vol. 61, iv +
p. 371-427, 28 figs., 6 charts.

Seckel, Gunter R., and Thomas S. Austin.

* 1962. The association between Hawaiian

skipjack landings and the oceano-
graphic climate. [Abstract.] In
John C. Marr (editor). Pacific tuna
biology conference, August 14-19,
1961, Honolulu, Hawaii, p. 35-36.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 415.

Sette, Oscar E,, and POFI staff.

* 1954. Progress in Pacific Oceanic Fish-

ery Investigations, 1950-53. Special
Scientific Report--Fisheries No. 1 16,
i + 75 p., 30 figs., 7 tables.

Sherman, Kenneth, and Robert P. Brown.

1961. Oceanographic and biological data,
Hawaiian waters, January-October
1959. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 396, iv + 71 p., 1 fig.,
27 tables.

1962. Oceanographic and biological data,
Hawaiian waters, January-July 1961.
Special Scientific Report--Fisheries
No. 436, iv + 41 p., 3 figs., 15 tables.

Shigley, C. M,

* 1954. The recovery of minerals from

sea water. Fishery Bulletin 89, vol.
55, p. 153-159.

Shoemaker, William S.

* 1954. Light penetration in the Gulf of

Mexico. Fishery Bulletin 89, vol. 55,
p. 139-141, 2 tables.

Smith, Osgood R., and Elbert H. Ahlstronn.

* 1948. Echo-ranging for fish schools and

observations on temperature and
plankton in waters off central Cali-
fornia in the spring of 1946. Special
Scientific Report No. 44, i + 30 p.,
13 figs., 9 tables.

Stephens, F. H., Jr., and F. J. Shea.

1956. Underwater telemeter for depth
and temperature. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 181, ii + 22 p.,
10 figs., 2 tables.

Strasburg, Donald W.

* 1962. An aerating device for salt well

water. [Abstract.] In John C, Marr
(editor). Pacific tuna biology con-
ference, August 14-19, 1961, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii, p. 37. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 415.

Stroup, E.D.

* 1954. Mid-Pacific oceanography, part

IV, transequatorial waters, January-
March 1952. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 135, ii + 52 p.,
19 figs.

Taylor, Clyde C, Henry B. Bigelow, and
Herbert W. Graham.

* 1957. Climatic trends and the distribu-

tion of marine animals in New
England. Fishery Bulletin 115,
vol. 57, iii + p. 293-345, 29 figs.,
30 tables.

Thomas, William H.

1958. The alcohol-soluble and insoluble
fractions of the photosynthetically
fixed carbon in naturally occurring
marine phytoplankton populations.
Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries
No. 279. part II, p. 1 13- 1 17, tables
19-20.

United States Public Health Service, Divi-
sion of Water Pollution Control and Divi-
sion of Sanitation.

* 1954. Aspects of water pollution in the

coastal area of the Gulf of Mexico.
Fishery Bulletin 89, vol. 55, p. 555-
575, figs. 73-74, 4 tables.

Van Can-ipen, Wilvan G. (translator).

* 1952. Oceanographic conditions and the

albacore fishery east of Cape Nojima.
Translated from the Japanese lan-
guage. Special Scientific Report- -
Fisheries No. 77, iii + 18 p., 3 figs.,
7 tables.

* 1952. Oceanographic conditions and the

black tuna fishery. By Takeshi
Kawana. Translated from the
Japanese language. Special Scientific
Report--Fisheries No. 78, ii + 33p.,
6 figs., 9 tables.

Webster, John R., and Raymond J. Buller.

* 1950. Drift bottle releases off New

Jersey. A prelinninary report on
experiments begun in 1948. Special
Scientific Report--Fisherie3 No. 10,
iii + 21 p., 4 figs., 2 tables.

Williams, Robert H.

* 1953. Distribution of chemical constit-

uents of sea water in the Gulf of
Mexico. Fishery Bulletin 89, vol.
55, p. 143-151, 6 tables.

Wilson, Robert C., Eugene L. Nakannura,
and Howard O. Yoshida.

* 1958. Marquesas area fishery and en-

vironmental data, October 1957-June

1958. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 283, v + 105 p., 3figs.,
47 tables.

Wilson, Robert C., and Murice O. Rinkel.

* 1957. Marquesas area oceanographic and

fishery data, January-March 1957.
Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries
No. 238, iv + 136 p., 4 figs., 32
tables.

Wise, John P.

* 1958. Cod and hydrography--a review.

Special Scientific Report- -Fisheries
No. 245, iv + 16 p., 1 fig., 2 tables.

Yoshida, Howard O.

1960. Marquesas area fishery and en-
vironmental data, January-March

1959. Special Scientific Report--
Fisheries No. 348, v + 37 p., 4 figs.,
19 tables.

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the sources in which they are published.

Ahlstrom, Elbert H.

1958. Research being done by the Cali-
fornia Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries
Investigations on oceanographic ac-
tivities in the Pacific. Proceedings
of the Ninth Pacific Science Congress,
vol. 16, p. 47-48.

Alverson, Dayton L.

1961. Ocean temperatures and their re-
lation to albacore tuna (Thunnus germo)
distribution in waters off the coast
of Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia. Journal of the Fisheries
Research Board of Canada, vol. 18,
no. 6, p. 1145-1152.

Austin, Thomas S.

1955. Oceanographic research in the
Pacific. [Abstract.] Proceedings of
the Hawaiian Academy of Science,
Thirtieth Annual Meeting, 1954-1955,
p, 14.

1958. Seasonal variations in the oceano-
graphic and the marine biological
features in the waters of French
Oceania (Marquesas). [Abstract,]
Proceedings of the Hawaiian Academy
of Science, Thirty-third Annual
Meeting, 1957-1958, p, 20-21,

Austin, Thomas S.

1958. Variations with depth of oceano-
graphic properties along the Equator
in the Pacific. Transactions of the
American Geophysical Union, vol.
39, no. 6, p. 1055-1063.

1959. Secular warming in sea surface
tennperatures, equatorial Pacific,
1955-1958. [Abstract.] Proceedings
of the Hawaiian Academy of Science,
Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting, 1958-
1959, p. 21.

1960. Summary, 1955-57, ocean
temperatures, central equatorial
Pacific. In Part II, Symposiun-i on
"The changing Pacific Ocean in 1957
and 1958." California Cooperative
Oceanic Fishery Investigations, Re-
ports, vol. 7, p. 52-55.

Austin, Thomas S., and Vernon E. Brock.
1959. Meridional variations in some
oceanographic and marine biological
factors in the central Pacific. In
Preprints of the International
Oceanographic Congress (1959),
p. 130-132. American Association
for the Advancennent of Science,
Washington, D.C. [Summary in Eng-
lish; abstract in Russian.]

Austin, Thonnas S., and Murice O. Rinkel.

1957. Variations in upwelling in the
equatorial Pacific. Ninth Pacific
Science Congress Abstract of Papers,
p. 168.

1958. Variations in upwelling in the
equatorial Pacific. Proceedings of
the Ninth Pacific Science Congress,
vol. 16, p. 67-71.

Austin, T. S., E. D. Stroup, and M. O.
Rinkel.
1956. Variations in the equatorial
countercurrent in the central Pacific.
Transactions of the American Geo-
physical Union, vol. 37, no. 5, p. 558-
564.

Barkley, Richard A., and Thomas S. Austin.

1961. Distribution of properties about
the equatorial undercurrent. Ab-
stracts of Symposiunn Papers, Tenth
Pacific Science Congress, Sympo-
sium on Equatorial Circulation in
the Pacific, p. 339-340.

Bright, Donald B.

I960. Physical features of Kachemak
Bay, Alaska, affecting the life history
of the king crah, Paralithodes camtschatica
Tilesius. Proceedings of the Tenth
Alaskan Science Conference,
August 25 to 28, 1959. p. 68.

Brock, Vernon E.

1962. Operational aspects of oceano-
graphic instrumentation. Part III.
For the Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries (Biological). In Julius
Rockwell, Jr. (editor). Proceedings
of the Governnnent-Industry Oceano-
graphic Instrunnentation Symposium,
August 16-17, 1961, Washington,
D.C, p. 88-91. Miller-Columbian
Reporting Service, Washington, D.C.

Bumpus, Dean F.

1960. Sources of water contributed to
the Bay of Fundy by surface circula-
tion. Journal of the Fisheries Re-
search Board of Canada, vol. 17,
no. 2, p. 181-197.

Callaway, Richard J.

1958. Annual variations of sea surface
temperature in the eastern North
Pacific Ocean. [Abstract.] Proceed-
ings of the Hawaiian Academy of
Science, Thirty-third Annual Meet-
ing, 1957-58, p. 26-27.

Chipman, Walter A.

1960. Biological aspects of disposal of
radioactive wastes in marine en-
vironments. Disposal of Radioactive
Wastes, p. 3- 15. International Atomic
Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria.

Collier, Albert.

1958. Some biochemical aspects of red
tides and related oceanographic
problems. Limnology and Ocean-
ography, vol. 3, no. 1, p. 33-39.

Colton, John B., Jr.

1959. A field observation of mortality
of marine fish larvae due to warm-
ing. Limnology and Oceanography,
vol. 4, no. 2, p. 219-222.

Colton, John B., Jr., and Robert R. Marak,
1962. Use of the Hardy Continuous
Plankton Recorder in a fishery re-
search programme. Bulletin of Ma-
rine Ecology, vol. 5, no. 49, p. 231-
246.

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Creaser, Edwin P.

1942. Fish mortality resulting fronn
effects of a tropical hurricane.
Copeia, 1942, no. 1, p. 48-49,

Cromwell, Townsend.

1953. Circulation in a meridional plane
in the central equatorial Pacific.
Journal of Marine Research, vol. 12,
no. 2, p. 196-213.

Cromwell, Townsend, R. B. Montgomery,
and E. D. Stroup.

1954. Equatorial undercurrent in Pacific
Ocean revealed by new methods.
Science, vol. 119, no. 3097, p. 648-
649.

Davidson, F. A., and S. J.Hutchinson.

1943. Weather as an index to abundance
of pink salmon. Pacific Fisherman,
vol. 41, no. 6, p. 21, 23, 25, 27, 29.

Davis, Harry C.

1960. Effects of turbidity-producing ma-
terials in sea water on eggs and
larvae of the clam (Venus (meTcenaria)
mercenaria). Biological Bulletin, vol.
118, no. 1, p. 48-54,

Eber, L. E.

1961. Effects of wind induced advection
on sea surface tennperature. Journal
of Geophysical Research, vol. 66,
no. 3, p. 839-844.

Eckles, Howard H.

I960. How research in oceanography
can help the fishing industry. Fish
Boat, vol. 5, no. 6, p. 38-41.

1960. Report of the Comnnittee
on Oceanography: 'What does it mean
to commercial fisheries?' Proceed-
ings of the Gulf and Caribbean
Fisheries Institute, Twelfth Annual
Session, November 1959, p. 47-50.

Edwards, Robert L., and J. L. Chamberlin.

1961. Grant No. 1547 (1953), $1,500.
Ecological investigation of Richnnond
Gulf, Hudson Bay. Year Book of the
American Philosophical Society,
p. 285-287.

Favorite, Felix.

1961. Pacific subarctic circulation.
[Abstract.] Abstracts of Symposium
Papers, Tenth Pacific Science
Congress, Honolulu, Hawaii, p. 343-
344.

Favorite, Felix.

1961. Surface temperature and salinity
off the Washington and British
Columbia coasts, August 1958 and
1959, Journal of the Fisheries Re-
search Board of Canada, vol. 18,
no. 3, p. 311-319.

Galtsoff, Paul S.

1951. A survey of the present knowledge
of the Gulf of Mexico: A progress
report. [Abstract.] Proceedings of
the Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries
Institute, Third Annual Session,
November 1950, p. 127.

1952. Early explorations in the Gulf of
Mexico. Proceedings of the Gulf and
Carribbean Fisheries Institute,
Fourth Annual Session, November
1951, p. 129-134.

Gehringer, Jack W.

1962. The Gulf III and other modern
high-speed plankton samplers.
Conseil Permanent International
pour I'Exploration de la Mer, Rap-
ports et Proces- Verbaux des
Reunions, vol. 153, p. 19-22.

Godfrey, Mary Lynne.

1958. Review of POFI's oceanographic
program, January 1952-June 1957,
Proceedings of the Ninth Pacific
Science Congress, vol. 16, p. 18-
20.

Graham, Herbert W.

1952. A contribution to the oceanography
of the Sulu Sea. Proceedings of the
Seventh Pacific Science Congress,
vol. 3, p. 225-266.

1953. The topography of the sea surface
in the region of the Philippines.
[Abstract.] Eighth Pacific Science
Congress Abstracts of Papers, p. 89.

Hebard, James F.

1961. Currents in southeastern Bering
Sea. International North Pacific
Fisheries Commission, Document
No. 281, Bulletin 5, p. 9-16.

Hester, Frank J.

1961. A method of predicting tuna catch
by using coastal sea-surface tem-
peratures. California Fish and Ganrie,
vol. 47, no. 4, p. 313-326.

Holmes, Robert W., and James M. Snod-
grass.

1961. A multiple-detector irradiance
meter and electronic depth-sensing
unit for use in biological ocean-
ography. Journal of Marine Research,
vol. 19, no, 1, p. 40-56.

Isaacs, John D., and Oscar E. Sette.

1959. Unusual conditions in the Pacific.
Science, vol. 129, no. 3351, p. 787-
788.

Johnson, James H.

1962. Sea temperatures and the avail-
ability of albacore off the coasts of
Oregon and Washington. Trans-
actions of the American Fisheries
Society, vol. 91, no. 3, p. 269-274.

Jones, Everet C.

1962. Evidence of an island effect upon
the standing crop of zooplankton
near the Marquesas Islands, Central
Pacific. Conseil Permanent Inter-
national pour I'Exploration de la
Mer, Journal du Conseil, vol. 27,
no. 3, p. 223-23 1.

1956. Plankton: Living drift bottles for
the study of water movements in the
North Pacific. [Abstract.] Proceed-
ings of the Hawaiian Acadenny of
Science, Thirty-first Annual Meet-
ing, 1955-1956, p. 10.

June, Fred C.,and J. Lockwood Chamberlin.
1959. The role of the estuary in the
life history and biology of Atlantic
menhaden. Proceedings of the Gulf
and Caribbean Fisheries Institute,
Eleventh Annual Session, Novem-
ber 1958, p. 41-45.

King, Joseph E.

1958. Variation in abundance of zoo-
plankton and forage organisms in
the central Pacific in respect to the
equatorial upwelling. Proceedings of
the Ninth Pacific Science Congress,
vol. 16, p. 98-107.

Knauss, John A., and Joseph E. King.

1958. Observations on the Pacific equa-
torial undercurrent. Nature, vol. 182,
no. 4635, p. 601-602.

Koczy, F. F., M. O. Rinkel, and S. J. Niskin.
1960. The current patterns on the
Tortugas shrimp grounds. Proceed-
ings of the Gulf and Caribbean
Fisheries Institute, Twelfth Annual
Session, November 1959, p. 112-125.

Marr, John C.

I960. The causes of major variations in
the catch of the Pacific sardine,
Sardinops cticrulca (Girard). Proceed-
ings of the World Scientific Meeting
on the Biology of Sardines and Re-
lated Species, vol. 3, p. 667-791.
Food and Agriculture Organization
of the United Nations, Rome, Italy.

May, Billie Z.

1960. Stabilization of the carbohydrate
content of sea water samples. Lim-
nology and Oceanography, vol. 5,
no. 3, p, 342-343.

McGary, James W.

1960. IGY oceanographic program and
the development concerning the
Pacific equatorial undercurrent.
[Abstract.] Proceedings of the
Hawaiian Academy of Science,
Thirty-fifth Annual Meeting, 1959-60,
p. 22-23.

1960. Surface temperature anomalies in
the central north Pacific, January
1957-1958. In Part II, Symposium on
"The changing Pacific Ocean in 1957
and 1958." California Cooperative
Oceanic Fishery Investigations, vol.
7, p. 47-51.

McGary, James W., Joseph J. Graham,
and Tamio Otsu.

1961. Oceanography and North Pacific
albacore. California Cooperative
Oceanic Fisheries Investigations,
Reports, vol. 8, p. 45-53.

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McGary, James W., Everet C. Jones, and
Joseph J. Graham.

1958. Enrichment in the transition zone
between the subarctic and central
water masses of the central North
Pacific. Proceedings of the Ninth
Pacific Science Congress, vol. 16,
p. 82-89.

McHugh, J. L.

1961. Power from the tides. Sea Fron-
tiers, vol. 7, no. 1, p. 30-40. Inter-
national Oceanographic Foundation,
Miami, Fla.

Merna, James W.

1962. Quantitative sampling with the
orange-peel dredge. Limnology and
Oceanography, vol. 7, no. 3, p. 432-
433.

Montgomery, R. B.

1954. Analysis of a llui/li M. Smi/!i oceano-
graphic section from Honolulu south-
ward across the Equator, Journal of
Marine Research, vol. 13, no. 1,
p. 67-75.

Murphy, Garth I.

1959. Effect of water clarity on alba-
core catches. Limnology and Ocean-
ography, vol. 4, no. 1, p. 86-93.

Murphy, Garth I., Kenneth D. Waldron, and
Gunter R. Seckel.

1960. The oceanographic situation in
the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands
during 1957 with comparisons with
other years. In Part II, Symposium
on "The changing Pacific Ocean 1957
and 1958." California Cooperative
Oceanic Fishery Investigations, Re-
ports, vol. 7, p. 56-59.

Posgay, Julius A.

1958. Photography of the sea floor.
Oceanus, vol. 6, no. 1, p. 16-19.

Proctor, Raphael R., Jr.

1962. Stabilization of the nitrite con-
tent of sea water by freezing. Linn-
nology and Oceanography, vol. 7,
no. 4, p. 479-480.

Pyle, Robert L.

1962. The marine environnnent. Sea sur-
face temperature reginr\e in the
western North Atlantic, 1953-1954,
Folio 1. American Geographical
Society, 33 p., August 1962.

Rockwell, Julius, Jr. (editor).

1962. Proceedings of the Government-
Industry Oceanographic Instrumen-
tation Symposium, August 16-17,
1961, Washington, D.C. Miller-
Columbian Reporting Service, Wash-
ington, D.C, 482 p.

Roden, Gunnar I.

1960. On the nonseasonal variations in
sea level along the west coast of
North America. Journal of Geo-
physical Research, vol. 65, no. 9,
p. 2809-2826.

1961. On the wind-driven circulation in
the Gulf of Tehuantepec and its
effects upon surface temperatures.
Geofisica Internacional, Mexico, vol.
1, no. 3, p. 55-76. [English and
Spanish.]

Royce, William F.

1949. The research program of the
AlbatToHfi III. Transactions of the
Fourteenth North American Wildlife
Conference, p. 466-476.

1958. Tuna Commission activities in
Pacific oceanography. Proceedings
of the Ninth Pacific Science Con-
gress, vol. 16, p. 42-43.

Saur, J. F. T.

1961. On the differences between sea
water temperatures from ship's
weather observations and sea sur-
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Journal of Geophysical Research,
vol. 66, no. 5, p. 1558-1559.

1962. The variability of monthly mean
sea level at six stations in the
northeast Pacific ocean. Journal of
Geophysical Research, vol. 67, no.
7, p. 2781-2790.

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Saur, J. F. T., and L. E. Eber.

1959. On the preparation and signifi-
cance of monthly nnean sea-surface
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of Geophysical Research, vol. 64,
no. 6, p. 694.

Saur, J. F. T., L. E. Eber, and O. E. Sette.

1959. Empirical approaches to problems
of interaction between atmospheric
and oceanic conditions in the North
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Science, Washington, D.C. [Summary
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Scattergood, Leslie W., and John E. Watson.

1960. How tidal power project would
affect fish. National Fisherman, vol.
41, no. 5, p. 7, 27.

Seckel, Gunter R.

I960. Advection--a climatic character
in the Mid- Pacific. /« Part II, Synnpo-
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in 1957 and 1958." California Coop-
erative Oceanic Fishery Investiga-
tions, Reports, vol. 7, p. 60-65.

Seckel, Gunter H., and Kenneth D. Waldron,
I960. Oceanography and the Hawaiian
skipjack fishery. Pacific Fisherman,
vol. 58, no. 3, p. 11-13.

Sette, Oscar E.

1949. Pacific Oceanic Fishery Investi-
gations. Copeia, 1949, no. 1, p. 84-
85.

1953. Nourishment of central Pacific
stocks of tuna by the equatorial
circulation system. [Abstract.]
Eighth Pacific Science Congress
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1955. Consideration of midocean fish
production as related to oceanic
circulatory systenns. Journal of Ma-
rine Research, vol. 14, no. 4, p. 398-
414.

Sette, Oscar E.

1956. Nourishment of central Pacific
stocks of tuna by the equatorial
circulation system. Proceedings of
the Eighth Pacific Science Congress,
vol. 3, p. 131-148 (Oceanography).

1960. The long term historical record
of meteorological, oceanographic and
biological data, /n Part II, Symposium
on "The changing Pacific Ocean in
1957 and 1958." California Coop-
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1962. What oceanography means to
fishermen. Proceedings of the Gulf
and Caribbean Fisheries Institute
Annual Session, 1961, p. 67-74.

Sette, Oscar E., and Milner B. Schaefer.
1951. Pacific Oceanic Fishery Investi-
gations, statement of program. Indo-
Pacific Fisheries Council Proceed-
ings, 2d meeting, April 17-28, 1950,
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2 and 3, p. 85-87,

Sherman, Kenneth.

1961. A high school oceanographic labo-
ratory. American Biology Teacher,
vol. 23, no. 1, p. 29-35.

Skud, Bernard E., and William B. Wilson.
1960. Role of estuarine waters in Gulf
fisheries. Transactions of the
Twenty-fifth North Annerican Wild-
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ference, p. 320-326.

Snnith, Stanford H.

1962. Temperature correction in con-
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and Oceanography, vol. 7, no. 2,
p. 330-334.

Squire, James L., Jr.

1962. Thermal relationships of tuna in
the oceanic Northwest Atlantic.
World Scientific Meeting on the
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La Jolla, California, July 2- 14, 1962.
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of the United Nations, Rome, Italy,
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Stroup, Edward Dixon.

1956. Oceanography of the central tem-
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Stroup, Edward Dixon, and Thomas S. Austin.
1955. Review of the oceanographic pro-
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1955. Review of the oceanographic pro-
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Taylor, Clyde C.

1958. Cod growth and temperature.
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1959. Temperature and growth--the
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no. 1, p. 93-101.

Tester, Albert L.

1958. Symposium: Equapac. Introduc-
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p. 221.

Thompson, Seton H.

1961. What is happening to our estuaries?
Transactions of the Twenty-sixth
North Annerican Wildlife and Natural
Resources Conference, p. 318-322.

Van Landingham, John W.

1958, Stabilizing heteropoly color in the
estimation of phosphate-phosphorus
in sea water. [Abstract.] Proceed-
ings of the Hawaiian Academy of
Science, Thirty-third Annual Meet-
ing, 1957-1958, p. 22,

Walford, Lionel A.

1946, Correlation between fluctuations
in abundance of the Pacific sardine
(Sardinops caerulea) and salinity of the
sea water. Journal of Marine Re-
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1952. Recent fishery hydrographic re-
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Conseil Permanent International
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ports et Proces- Verbaux des
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1959. The axiom of stable environment
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1960. Temperature, growth, and
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1960. Water temperature and cod
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1954, Effect of climatic changes on fish
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no. 2, p. 20, 40-41.

Whiteleather, Richard T., and James B.
Higman.

1958, Weather and Caribbean fisheries
development. Proceedings of the
Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Insti-
tute, Tenth Annual Session, Novem-
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Wigley, Roland L,

1959, Organic content of Georges Bank
bottonn sediments. In Preprints of
the International Oceanographic Con-
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Wigley, Roland L.

1961. Bottom sediments of Georges
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Wilson, Robert C.

1962. Fishery oceanography in the tropi-
cal Atlantic. Transactions of the
Twenty-seventh North American
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361.

Wise, John P.

I960. Cod, haddock and temperature.
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dence, Rhode Island, January 1960,
1 p.

Wooster, W. S.

1960. El Nino. California Cooperative
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Wooster, W. S.

1961. Further evidence of a Pacific
south equatorial countercurrent.
Deep-Sea Research, vol. 8, nos.
3 and 4, p. 294-297.

1961. Yearly changes in the Peru Cur-
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vol. 6, no. 2, p. 222-226.

Wooster, Warren S., and Malvern Gilmartin.
1961. The Peru-Chile undercurrent.
Journal of Marine Research, vol. 19,
no. 3, p. 97-122.

Zein-Eldin, Zoula P., and Billie Z. May.
1958. Improved N-ethylcarbazole deter-
mination of carbohydrates with
emphasis on sea water samples.
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