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87:5250 Vriger, B., 1986. The effect of organic pollution on mud meiofanna communities (Bay of Koper, Gulf of Trieste, northern Adriatic). Biol. Vestn., 34(2): 93-104. (In In Slovene, English abstract.) Inst. za biol. Univ. E. Kardelja v Ljubljani, Morski raziskovalni in izobrazevalni center, 66330 Piran, JLA 65, Yugoslavia. 87:5251 Windom, H., D. Stein, R. Sheldon and R. Smith Jr., 1987. Comparison of trace metal concentrations in muscle tissue of a benthopelagic fish (Coryphaenoides armatus) from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Deep-Sea Res., 34(2A):213-220. Concentrations of cadmium and lead in muscle tissue of Atlantic fish were not significantly different from those of Pacific fish. Differences in copper concentrations in the two groups may be related to size difference. Higher concentrations of nickel, cobalt, iron and manganese observed in muscle tissue from the Pacific fish may be due to differences in fish size and differences in deep water metal chemistry between the two oceans. Skidaway Inst. of Oceanogr., P.O. Box 13687, Savannah, GA 31416, USA.
E340. Aquaculture (commercial) 87:5252 Fuji, Akira, 1987. [Japan's] Aquaculture and mariculture. Oceanus, 30(1): 19-23. Although both freshwater aquaculture and mariculture are practiced in Japan, the latter accounts for almost the entire yield. The Japanese oyster Crassostrea gigas, and a red alga Porphyra sp. (both cultured since the 1700s) are the major products, but recently introduced species (yellowtail jack, red sea bream, two brown alga, and a scallop) have increased production significantly. Three types of
culture (stocking, sowing, and feeding) are described; cultural innovations and obstacles to increased production are also discussed. Dept. of Biol. and Aquaculture, Hokkaido Univ., Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan. (gsb) Intensive aquaculture (the production of 1 lb of fish off a cubic foot of water), and aquaculture generally, have received a lot of favorable media attention. (Wall Street Digest classifies aquaculture as one of the top ten 'high-tech' investments.) But the rules of the financial market-place are tough. This article provides an overview of what is required to obtain capital, and what the industry might do to get breathing room from the regulatory agencies. (fcs) 87:5253 McCoy, H.D. II, 1987. Intensive culture, the past, the present and future. Part III. Aquacult. Mag., 13(2) :24-29.
E400. Books, collections (general) 87:5254 Bemis, W.E., W.W. Burggren and N.E. Kemp (eds.), 1986. The biology and evolution of lungfishes. Based on proceedings of a symposium held during the American Society of Zoologists meeting in Denver, Colorado, December 27, 1984. J. Morphology, Suppl. 1:383pp; 18 papers. This volume looks at the monophyletic Dipnoi group both from an historical perspective and in terms of current research. The contributions are divided into three sections: an historical literature overview with a list of fossil and extant dipnoans; a discussion of paleontology, systematics, and phylogeny including the origins, structure, development, and relationships of the Dipnoi to other vertebrate groups; and the biology of extant species, including natural history and the structure and function of several important systems. A symposium summary, a 70 page indexed bibliography, and an eight page index are included. (gsb)
F. GENERAL FI0. Apparatus, methods, mathematics (multidisciplinary) 87:5255 Glaeser, P.S. (ed.), 1986. Computer handling and dissemination of data. Selected papers from the
10th International CODATA Conference, Ottawa, Canada, July 1986. CODATA Bull., 64: 60pp; l0 papers. General papers on database management and dissemination techniques, telecommunications, and
OLR (1987) 34 (91
87:5250 Vriger, B., 1986. The effect of organic pollution on mud meiofanna communities (Bay of Koper, Gulf of Trieste, northern Adriatic). Biol. Vestn., 34(2): 93-104. (In In Slovene, English abstract.) Inst. za biol. Univ. E. Kardelja v Ljubljani, Morski raziskovalni in izobrazevalni center, 66330 Piran, JLA 65, Yugoslavia. 87:5251 Windom, H., D. Stein, R. Sheldon and R. Smith Jr., 1987. Comparison of trace metal concentrations in muscle tissue of a benthopelagic fish (Coryphaenoides armatus) from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Deep-Sea Res., 34(2A):213-220. Concentrations of cadmium and lead in muscle tissue of Atlantic fish were not significantly different from those of Pacific fish. Differences in copper concentrations in the two groups may be related to size difference. Higher concentrations of nickel, cobalt, iron and manganese observed in muscle tissue from the Pacific fish may be due to differences in fish size and differences in deep water metal chemistry between the two oceans. Skidaway Inst. of Oceanogr., P.O. Box 13687, Savannah, GA 31416, USA.
E340. Aquaculture (commercial) 87:5252 Fuji, Akira, 1987. [Japan's] Aquaculture and mariculture. Oceanus, 30(1): 19-23. Although both freshwater aquaculture and mariculture are practiced in Japan, the latter accounts for almost the entire yield. The Japanese oyster Crassostrea gigas, and a red alga Porphyra sp. (both cultured since the 1700s) are the major products, but recently introduced species (yellowtail jack, red sea bream, two brown alga, and a scallop) have increased production significantly. Three types of
culture (stocking, sowing, and feeding) are described; cultural innovations and obstacles to increased production are also discussed. Dept. of Biol. and Aquaculture, Hokkaido Univ., Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan. (gsb) Intensive aquaculture (the production of 1 lb of fish off a cubic foot of water), and aquaculture generally, have received a lot of favorable media attention. (Wall Street Digest classifies aquaculture as one of the top ten 'high-tech' investments.) But the rules of the financial market-place are tough. This article provides an overview of what is required to obtain capital, and what the industry might do to get breathing room from the regulatory agencies. (fcs) 87:5253 McCoy, H.D. II, 1987. Intensive culture, the past, the present and future. Part III. Aquacult. Mag., 13(2) :24-29.
E400. Books, collections (general) 87:5254 Bemis, W.E., W.W. Burggren and N.E. Kemp (eds.), 1986. The biology and evolution of lungfishes. Based on proceedings of a symposium held during the American Society of Zoologists meeting in Denver, Colorado, December 27, 1984. J. Morphology, Suppl. 1:383pp; 18 papers. This volume looks at the monophyletic Dipnoi group both from an historical perspective and in terms of current research. The contributions are divided into three sections: an historical literature overview with a list of fossil and extant dipnoans; a discussion of paleontology, systematics, and phylogeny including the origins, structure, development, and relationships of the Dipnoi to other vertebrate groups; and the biology of extant species, including natural history and the structure and function of several important systems. A symposium summary, a 70 page indexed bibliography, and an eight page index are included. (gsb)
F. GENERAL FI0. Apparatus, methods, mathematics (multidisciplinary) 87:5255 Glaeser, P.S. (ed.), 1986. Computer handling and dissemination of data. Selected papers from the
10th International CODATA Conference, Ottawa, Canada, July 1986. CODATA Bull., 64: 60pp; l0 papers. General papers on database management and dissemination techniques, telecommunications, and