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Marine Pollution Bulletin Dr. G. Sewell provided support for the chemical analyses which were supervised by Dr. D. Patel and ably performed by Ms. J. Herndon, in the Division of Environmental Sciences, Columbia University School of Public Health. Dr. M. K. Hecht of Queens College, New York, provided laboratory space. Dr. L. Marcus discussed statistical methods. Dr. D. Patel and Dr. J. Burger provided valuable discussion of chemicals and terns.
Berg, W., Johnels, A., Sjostrand, B. & Westermark, T. (1966). Mercury content in feathers of Swedish birds from the past 100 years. Oikos, 17, 71-83. Bourne, W. R. P., Bogan, J. A., Bullock, D., Diamond, A. W. & Feare, C. J. (1977). Abnormal terns, sick sea and shore birds, organochlorine and arboviruses in the Indian Ocean. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 8,154-158. Connors, P. G., Anderlini, V. C., Risebrough, R. W., Gilbertson, M., & Hays, H. (1975). Investigations of heavy metals in Common Tern populations. Can. FdNat., 89,157-162. Cutshall, N. H., Naidu, J. R. & Pearcy, W. G. (1978). Mercury concentrations in Pacific Hake, Merluccius productus (Ayres), as a function of length and latitude. Science, 200,1489-1491. Expert Group. (1971). Methyl mercury in fish: report from an expert group (L. Friberg, Chairman). Nordisk. Hygiensk. Tidskrift. Suppl.,
4, 1-364. Faber, R. A., Risebrough, R. W. & Pratt, H. M. (1972). Organochlorines and mercury in Common Egrets and Great Blue Herons. Envir. Pollut., 3,111-122. Fimreite, N. (1974). Mercury contamination of aquatic birds in northwestern Ontario. J. Wildlife Mgment., 38, 120-131. Fimreite, N., Holsworth, W. N., Keith, J. A., Pearce, P. A., & Gruchy, 1. M. (1971). Mercury in fish and fish-eating birds near sites of industrial contamination in Canada. Can. FdNat., 85, 211-220. Fyfe, R. W., Risebrough, R. W. & Walker, W. II (1976). Pollutant effects on the reproduction of the Prairie Falcons and Merlins of the Canadian prairies. Can. Fd Nat., 90,346-355. Gochfeld, M. (1971). Premature feather-loss-a 'new disease' of Common Terns on Long Island, New York. Kingbird, 21, 206-211. Gochfeld, M. (1975). Developmental defects in Common Terns of western Long Island, New York. Auk, 92, 58-65.
Gochfeld, M. (1980). Mercury levels in some seabirds of the Humboldt Current, Peru. Envir. Pollut., 22,197-205. Goldwater, L. J. (1972). Mercury: A History of Quicksilver. Baltimore: York Press. Hays, H. & Risebrough, R. W. (1971). The early warning of the terns. Nat. Hist., 80(9), 38-47. Hays, H. & Risebrough, R. W. (1972). Pollutant concentrations in abnormal young terns from Long Island sound. Auk, 89,19-35. Jacobs, M. B., Goldwater, L. J. & Gilbert, H. (1961). Ultramicrodetermination of mercury in blood. Am. Indust. Hyg. Ass. J., 22, 276-279. Johnels, A. G. & Westermark, T. (1969). Mercury contamination of the environment in Sweden. In: ChemicalFallout, M. W. Miller & G. G. Berg (Eds), C. C. Thomas, Springfield, Illinois. Kleinert, S. G. & Degurse, P. E. (1972). Mercury levels in Wisconsin fish and wildlife. Department of Natural Resources Tech. Bull. (Wisconsin),
52,1-22. Muto, T. & Suzuki, T. (1967). Analytical results of residual mercury in Japanese Storks, Ciconia ciconia boyciana Swinhoe, which died at Obama and Toyooka Regions. Jap. J. appl. Entomol. Zool., 11, 15-20. (English summary). O'Connor, J. S. & Stanford, H. M. 1979). Chemical Pollutants of the New York Bight, Priorities for Research. U.S. Dept. Commerce, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. Ohlendorf, H. M., Klass, E. E. & Kaiser, T. E. (1978). Environmental pollutants and eggshell thinning in the Black-crowned Night Heron. In: Wading Birds, pp. 63-82, Sprunt, A., Ogden, J. C. & Winckler, S. (eds), National Audubon Society, New York. Ramel, C. (1967). Genetic effects of organic mercury compounds. I. Cytological investigations in Allium roots. Hereditas, 61, 208-230. Ricklefs, R. E. (1979). Patterns of growth in birds, part 5. A comparative study of development in the Starling, Common Tern, and Japanese Quail.Auk, 96, 10-30. S.A.S. (1979). SAS Users guide. Statistical Analysis Systems Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina. Troyer, W. (1977). No Safe Place. Clarke & Irwin, Toronto. Ui, J. (1971). Mercury pollution of sea and fresh water: its accumulation into water biomass. Rev. Intern. Oceanogr. Med., 22, 79-127. Weis, P. & Weis, J. S. (1977). Methylmercury teratogenesis in the killifish. Teratology, 16, 317-326.
Organic Geochemistry
Petroleum Exploration
The Tenth International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry will be held on 14-18 September 1981 at the University of Bergen, Norway. Topics likely to be included are: petroleum geochemistry of the new European continental shelf; organic geochemistry of coals and kerogens; biological markets; DSDP/IPOD organic geochemistry; environmental organic geochemistry; stable isotopes; analytical techniques; diagenesis and catagenesis organic matter; and migration. Further information from Norwegian Petroleum Society, Attn. E. Lorange, Kronprinsens gt. 9, Oslo 2, Norway.
The Norwegian Symposium on Exploration (NSE-81) will be held on 14-18 September 1981 at the University of Bergen, Norway. Technical papers on exploration, review papers and case histories from proven oil or gas fields are welcome. Geological papers on special problems related to generation and migration of hydrocarbons and geophysical contributions related to resolution of the Mesozoic are especially wanted. Further information from Norwegian Petroleum Society, Attn. E. Lorange, Kronprinsens gt. 9, Oslo, 2, Norway.
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Berg, W., Johnels, A., Sjostrand, B. & Westermark, T. (1966). Mercury content in feathers of Swedish birds from the past 100 years. Oikos, 17, 71-83. Bourne, W. R. P., Bogan, J. A., Bullock, D., Diamond, A. W. & Feare, C. J. (1977). Abnormal terns, sick sea and shore birds, organochlorine and arboviruses in the Indian Ocean. Mar. Pollut. Bull., 8,154-158. Connors, P. G., Anderlini, V. C., Risebrough, R. W., Gilbertson, M., & Hays, H. (1975). Investigations of heavy metals in Common Tern populations. Can. FdNat., 89,157-162. Cutshall, N. H., Naidu, J. R. & Pearcy, W. G. (1978). Mercury concentrations in Pacific Hake, Merluccius productus (Ayres), as a function of length and latitude. Science, 200,1489-1491. Expert Group. (1971). Methyl mercury in fish: report from an expert group (L. Friberg, Chairman). Nordisk. Hygiensk. Tidskrift. Suppl.,
4, 1-364. Faber, R. A., Risebrough, R. W. & Pratt, H. M. (1972). Organochlorines and mercury in Common Egrets and Great Blue Herons. Envir. Pollut., 3,111-122. Fimreite, N. (1974). Mercury contamination of aquatic birds in northwestern Ontario. J. Wildlife Mgment., 38, 120-131. Fimreite, N., Holsworth, W. N., Keith, J. A., Pearce, P. A., & Gruchy, 1. M. (1971). Mercury in fish and fish-eating birds near sites of industrial contamination in Canada. Can. FdNat., 85, 211-220. Fyfe, R. W., Risebrough, R. W. & Walker, W. II (1976). Pollutant effects on the reproduction of the Prairie Falcons and Merlins of the Canadian prairies. Can. Fd Nat., 90,346-355. Gochfeld, M. (1971). Premature feather-loss-a 'new disease' of Common Terns on Long Island, New York. Kingbird, 21, 206-211. Gochfeld, M. (1975). Developmental defects in Common Terns of western Long Island, New York. Auk, 92, 58-65.
Gochfeld, M. (1980). Mercury levels in some seabirds of the Humboldt Current, Peru. Envir. Pollut., 22,197-205. Goldwater, L. J. (1972). Mercury: A History of Quicksilver. Baltimore: York Press. Hays, H. & Risebrough, R. W. (1971). The early warning of the terns. Nat. Hist., 80(9), 38-47. Hays, H. & Risebrough, R. W. (1972). Pollutant concentrations in abnormal young terns from Long Island sound. Auk, 89,19-35. Jacobs, M. B., Goldwater, L. J. & Gilbert, H. (1961). Ultramicrodetermination of mercury in blood. Am. Indust. Hyg. Ass. J., 22, 276-279. Johnels, A. G. & Westermark, T. (1969). Mercury contamination of the environment in Sweden. In: ChemicalFallout, M. W. Miller & G. G. Berg (Eds), C. C. Thomas, Springfield, Illinois. Kleinert, S. G. & Degurse, P. E. (1972). Mercury levels in Wisconsin fish and wildlife. Department of Natural Resources Tech. Bull. (Wisconsin),
52,1-22. Muto, T. & Suzuki, T. (1967). Analytical results of residual mercury in Japanese Storks, Ciconia ciconia boyciana Swinhoe, which died at Obama and Toyooka Regions. Jap. J. appl. Entomol. Zool., 11, 15-20. (English summary). O'Connor, J. S. & Stanford, H. M. 1979). Chemical Pollutants of the New York Bight, Priorities for Research. U.S. Dept. Commerce, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration. Ohlendorf, H. M., Klass, E. E. & Kaiser, T. E. (1978). Environmental pollutants and eggshell thinning in the Black-crowned Night Heron. In: Wading Birds, pp. 63-82, Sprunt, A., Ogden, J. C. & Winckler, S. (eds), National Audubon Society, New York. Ramel, C. (1967). Genetic effects of organic mercury compounds. I. Cytological investigations in Allium roots. Hereditas, 61, 208-230. Ricklefs, R. E. (1979). Patterns of growth in birds, part 5. A comparative study of development in the Starling, Common Tern, and Japanese Quail.Auk, 96, 10-30. S.A.S. (1979). SAS Users guide. Statistical Analysis Systems Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina. Troyer, W. (1977). No Safe Place. Clarke & Irwin, Toronto. Ui, J. (1971). Mercury pollution of sea and fresh water: its accumulation into water biomass. Rev. Intern. Oceanogr. Med., 22, 79-127. Weis, P. & Weis, J. S. (1977). Methylmercury teratogenesis in the killifish. Teratology, 16, 317-326.
Organic Geochemistry
Petroleum Exploration
The Tenth International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry will be held on 14-18 September 1981 at the University of Bergen, Norway. Topics likely to be included are: petroleum geochemistry of the new European continental shelf; organic geochemistry of coals and kerogens; biological markets; DSDP/IPOD organic geochemistry; environmental organic geochemistry; stable isotopes; analytical techniques; diagenesis and catagenesis organic matter; and migration. Further information from Norwegian Petroleum Society, Attn. E. Lorange, Kronprinsens gt. 9, Oslo 2, Norway.
The Norwegian Symposium on Exploration (NSE-81) will be held on 14-18 September 1981 at the University of Bergen, Norway. Technical papers on exploration, review papers and case histories from proven oil or gas fields are welcome. Geological papers on special problems related to generation and migration of hydrocarbons and geophysical contributions related to resolution of the Mesozoic are especially wanted. Further information from Norwegian Petroleum Society, Attn. E. Lorange, Kronprinsens gt. 9, Oslo, 2, Norway.
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