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FISHERY LEAFLET 541

A Selected List of Books

~ By Paul T. Macy

Ida K. Johnson

January 1963

AQUATIC BIOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY

SELECTED LIST OF BOOKS

by Paul T. Macy and Ida K. Johnson

This publication has been prepared to furnish information sources to s tudents and others who are inte res ted in fishery science . aquatic biology, and oceanography. TI,e refe rences range from general wo rks to books with which the reader may identify species of mollusks, fish, invertebrates. or aquat ic plants. Those who wish to read further on specia l topi cs will find additional references included in many of the books on the list.

GENERAL

B O ULENGER, E. G. 1931 . Fishe s. C hapman & Hall Ltd., London,

174 p., i llus.

BROWN, MARGARET E(LIZABETH) (Editor). 1957. The physiology of fishes . 2 vols .

Academic Press I nc., New York . (Vol. 1: Metabolism. 447 p ., illus . ; vol. 2: B ehavior. 526 p., illus.)

CHAPIN, HENR Y, and F . G. WALTON SMITH. 1952 . T~e ocean river. Charl es Scribne r's

Sons, New York . 325 P .. illu s .

CONSTANTIN - WEYER, MAURICE. 1956 . The private life of fishes. Trans­

lated by Ray Turrell. Richard B e ll, [London]; Putnam, New York . 150 p., illus.

CUR TIS, BRIAN. 1938. The life story of the fish. D. Apple ­

ton-Century Co., New York. 260 p ., illus.

DAVIS, CHARLES C(ARROLL). 1955. The marine and fresh-water plankton.

Michigan State University Press, [ East Lansing]. 562 p., illu s.

DEAN, BASHFORD . 189 5 . Fishe s, living and fossil; an outli ne

of thei r forms and probable relation­ships. Macmillan & Co., New York. 300 p., illus. (Columbia University B iological Se ri es . III.)

D UFRESNE, FRANK. 1946 . Alaska's animals and fishes. Bin­

fords and Mort, Portland, Oregon. 29 7 p" illus.

D UGAN , JAMES. 19 56. Man unde r t he s ea . Harper & Bros.,

New York. 332 p., i llus.

GREEN, JAMES. 1961. A biology of crustacea. Quadrangle

Books, Inc. , Chicago. 1 8 0 p., illus.

HERALD, EARL S. 196 1. Living fishes of the world. Doubleda y

& Co . , Inc., Garden City, N. Y. 304 p., illus., color illus.

JENKINS, J. T. 1921. A history of the whale fisheries;

from the Basque fisheri es of the tenth centur y to t h e hunting of the finner whale at the p resent date. H. F. & G. Witherby, London . 336 p., i llus.

JORDAN, DAVID STAR R . 1905. A guide to the study of fishes. In 2

vols. Henry Holt & Co., New York. (Vol. 1: 599 p., illus. ; vol. 2: 624 p., illus.)

1929. Manual of the vertebrate animals of the northeastern United States inclusive of marine species. 13th edition, com­pletely revised and enlarged. World Book Co, Yonkers - on-Hudson. 446 p., illu s.

JORDAN, DAVID S(TARR), and BARTON W. EVERMANN.

1941. American food and game fishes; a popular account of all the species found in America north of the equator, with keys for r eady identification, life his­tories and methods of capture . Double ­day, New York. 574 p., illus .

Note: - -Paul T. Macy , Fishery Research Biologist, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biologica l Labor atory, U.S. Fish andWildlife Service, Seattle, Washington; and Ida K. Johnson, Reference Librarian, U. S. Department of the Inter ior , Washington, D. C.

Revision of Fishery Leaflet 162.

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General--Continued

KEEP, JOSIAH. 1935. West Coast shells: a desc.ription in

familiar terms of the principal marine, fresh-water, and land mollusks of the United States, British Columbia, and Alaska, found w('st of the Sierra. Re­vised by Joshua L. Baily, Jr. Stanford Univ e rsity Prl'ss, Stanford Univer!llty. 350 p., lllus.

KYLE, HARHY M. 192b. Tht' bIOlogy of flsht~s. MacMillan

Co., New York. 396 p., illus.

LAGOHCE, JOHN OLIVEH (Editor). 195 i'\ . Th e book offlsh,' s. N,·wedltLOn.

Nat 1 0 n a I Geographic Society, W,ish­ington, D. C. 339 p., dlus., color tllus.

LAMONTE, FRANCESCA. 1950. NorthAmcrtcangamt' fish"". Double­

day &. Co .. Garden City. N. Y. L02 p., illus., color Illus.

L .-\ TlL, PIERRE DE. 19S5 . The underwater naturalist. Trans­

latl'd from the French by Edw.Hd Flt7.­g e rald. Houghton, Miffltn Co., Boston. 275 p •• illus.

LA TIL, PIERR E DE, and JEAN HIVOIH 1-:. 1956 . Man and the und(' rwate r world.

Translated from the Frenc h by Edward Fitzgerald. G. P. Putnam's Sons, r\,'W Yo rk. -100 p., lllus.

LE DANOIS. EDOUARD. 1957. Fishes of the world. With thf' collab­

oration of Jaques Mtllot land othe rs J. George G. Harrap & C o., London. 190 p .• illus., color illus.

MIALL, L(OUIS) C. 1934. The natural history of aquatlc In­

sects. Macmillan &. Co., London. 395 p., illus.

NORMAN, J(OHN) R(OXBOROUGH). 1958. A history of fishes. 5th edition.

E. Benn, London. 463 p., illus.

NORMAN, J(OHN) R., and F. C. FRASER. 193 8 . Giant fishes, whales and dolphins.

W. W. Norton &. Co., New York. 361 p., illus., color illus.

1949. Field book of giant fishes. G. P. Put­nam's Sons, New York. 375 p., illus., color illus.

PINCHER, CHAPMAN. 1948. A study of fish. Duell, Sloan and

Pearce, New York. 343 p., illus.

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PRATT, HENR Y SHERRING. 19413. A manual of the common invertebrate

animals (exclusive of in.ect.). Blaki.ton Co., Philadelphia. (Original printing 1935.) 854 p., illu •.

ROGERS. JULIA ELLEN. 1951 . The shell book; a popular guide to

a knowl .. dge of the families of living mollusks, and an aid to the identifica­tion of shells native and foreign. Re­vised .. dltion. Charles T. BranfordCo., Boston. ')03 p., iUus., color illus.

HOULE, LOUIS. 1933. Fishes; th"ir Journeys and migra­

tIOn\;. Translated by Conrad Elphin­stonf~. W. W. Norton L Co •• New York. 00 p., Illus.

ROUr\SEFELL, GEORGE A .. and W. HARR Y EV r:~HAR T.

19')3. Fishery sCience; ita methods and appllcatlon\;. John Wiley L Sons, New York. 444 p., Illus .• color illus.

SCHULT/', LEONARD P., and EDITH M. STERr\.

1941'. The ways of fishes. D. Van Nostrand en., I\ .. w York. 264 P .. lllus.

SMITH, GILBER T M. (Editor). 1 Q') 1. Manual of phycology; an introduction

to th .. algae and their biology. Chronica Botanlca Co., Waltham, Mass, 375 p., lllu s.

SMITHSONLAN SCIENTIFIC SERIES. 1944. Volumt> 8. Flshes, amphibians and

r (' p til e s; cold-blooded vertebrates. Part 1. Fishes, by Samuel F. Hilde­brand; Pts. II and III. Amphibians and reptiles, by Charles W. Gilmore and Dons M. Cochran. SmithsonianInstitu­tlon Senes, Inc., New York, 383 p., illus.

1944. Volume 10. Shelled creature s and geo­logical history. Part I - Geological his­tory of North America, by Ray S. Bassler and Charles E. Resser; Part II­Crustaceans, by Waldo L. Schmitt; Part III - Mollusks, by Paul Bartsch. Smithsonian Institution Series, Inc., New York, 375 p., illus.

TIFFANY, LEWIS HANFORD. 1958. Algae; the grass of many waters.

2d ed. Charles C. Thomas, Spring­field, ill., 216 p., illus. (1st ed., 1938, 171 p., illus.).

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General--Continued TRESSLER, DONALD K., and JAMES McW.

LEMON. 1951. Marine products of commerce; their

acquisition, handling, biological aspects and the science and technology of their preparation and preservation. 2d edi­tion revised and enlarged. Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York, 782 p., illus.

VESEY-FITZGERALD, BRIAN, and FRAN­CESCA LaMONTE (Editors).

1949. Game fish of the world. Harper & Bros., New York, 446 p., illus., color illus.

WEBB, WALTER FREEMAN. 1942. United States mollusca; a descriptive

manual of many of the marine, land and fresh water shells of North Am erica, north of Mexico. Walter Freeman Webb, Rochester, N. Y., 220 p., illus.

1948. Handbook for shell collectors. 8th ed. Walter Freeman Webb, St. Petersburg, Fla., 236 p., illus.

ZIM, HERBER T S., and HURST H. SHOE­MAKER.

1956. Fishes; a guide to fresh- and salt­water species. Simon and Schuster, New York, 160 p., color illus. (A Golden Nature Guide.)

FRESHWATER BIOLOGY BROWN, E. S.

1955. Life in fresh water. Oxford Uni­versity Press, London, 64 p., illus.

CAINE, LOU S. 1949. North American fresh water sport

fish; description & habits, fishing tackle and methods. A. S. Barnes & Co., New York, 212 p., illus., color illus.

CARLANDER, KENNETH D(IXON). 1953. Handbook of freshwater fishery

biology, with the first sup pie men t. Wm. C. Brown Co., Dubuque, Iowa, 429 p.

CARPENTER, KATHLEEN E. 1928. Life in inland waters, with especial

reference to animals. Macmillan Co., New York, 267 p., illus.

CLEGG, JOHN. 1959. The freshwater life of the British

Isles; a guide to the plants and in­vertebrates of ponds, lakes, streams and rivers, witfi an additional chapter on the vertebrates. 2d ed. Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd., London and New York, 352 p., illus. (lst ed., 1952, 351 p., illus.)

COKER, ROBER T E(RVIN). 1954. Streams, lakes, ponds. University of

North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, N. C., 327 p., illus.

EDDY, SAMUEL. 1957. How to know the freshwater fishes.

Wm. C. Brown Co., Dubuque, Iowa, 253 p., illus.

EDDY, SAMUEL, and THADDEUS SURBER. 1947. Northern fishes; with special ref­

erence to the Upper Mississippi Valley. Revised edition. University of Minne­sota Press, Minneapolis, 276 p., illus., color illus. (Also rev i sed edition. Charles T. Branford Co., Newton Centre, Mass. 287 p.)

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FASSETT, NORMAN C(AR TER). 1957. A manual of aquatic plants. Revised

edition. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 405 p., illus.

GARNETT, W(ILLIAM) J(EREMlAH). 1953. Freshwater microscopy. Constable

& Co., London, 300 p., illus.

HUBBS, CARL L(EAVITT), and KARL F(RANK) LAGLER.

1958. Fishes of the Great Lakes region. Revised edition. Cranbrook Institute of Science, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Bulletin No. 26, 213 p., illus., color illus.

HUTCHINSON, G. EVELYN. 1957. A treatise on limnology. Volume 1,

Geography, physics and chemistry. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, 1,015 p., illus.

LAGLER, KARL F(RANK). 1956. Freshwater fishery biology. 2d ed.

Wm. C. Brown Co., Dubuque, Iowa, 421 p., illus.

LANGLOIS, THOMAS H. 1954. The western end of Lake Erie and its

ecology. J. W. Edwards, Ann Arbor, 479 p., illus.

MAC AN, T(HOMAS) T(OWNLEY), and E. B. WOR THINGTON.

1951. Life in lakes and rivers. Collins, London, 272 p., illus., color illus.

MELLANBY, HELEN. 1956. Animal life in fresh water; a guide

to fresh-water invertebrates, with a foreword by L. E. S. Eastham. 5th ed. Methuen & Co., Ltd., London. 296 p., illus.

MORGAN, ANN HAVEN. 1930. Field book of ponds and streams; an

introduction to the life of fresh water. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 448 p., illus.

Freshwater Biology--Continued

MOZLEY, ALAN. 1954. An introduction to molluscan ecology;

distribution and population studies of fresh-water molluscs. H. K. Lewis & Co., Ltd., London, 71 p., illus.

MUENSCHER, WALTER CONRAD. 1944. Aquatic plants of the United States.

Comstock Publishing Co., Inc., Ithaca, N. Y., 374 p., illus.

NEEDHAM, JAMES GEORGE, and J. T. LLOYD.

1937. The life of inland waters; an ele­mentary textbook offresh-water biology for students. 3d ed. Comstock Publish­ing Co., Inc., Ithaca, N. Y., 438 p., illus. (Also Constable, London, 1948.)

NEEDHAM, JAMES G., and PAUL R. NEED­HAM.

1938. A guide to the study of fresh-water biology. 4th edition, revised and en­larged. Comstock Publishing Co., Inc., Ithaca, N. Y., 88 p., illus.

NEEDHAM, PAUL R. 1938. Trout streams; conditions that deter­

mine their productivity and suggestions for stream and lake management. Com­stock Publishing Co., Ithaca, N. Y., 233 p., illus.

PENNAK, ROBER T W(ILLlAM). 1953. Fresh-water invertebrates of the

United States. Ronald Press Co., New York., 769 p., illus.

PLASKITT, F(REDERICK) J(AMES) W(ADE). 1926. Microscopic freshwater life. Chap­

man & Hall, Ltd., Londo!1, 278 p., illus.

PRESCOTT, G. W. 1954. How to know the fresh-water algae;

an illustrated key for identifying the

more common fresh-water algae to t" to genus, with hundreds of species named " and pictured and with numerous aids for their study. Wm. C. Brown Co., Dubuque, Iowa, 211 p., illus.

REID, GEORGE K. 1961. Ecology of inland waters and

est u a r i e s. Reinhold Pub lis hi n g Corporation, New York, 375 p., illus.

SCHINDLER, OTTO. 1957. Freshwater fishes. Translated and

edited by p. A. Orkin. Thames and Hudson, London, 243 p., illus.

SCHRENKEISEN, RA Y(MOND). 1938. Field book of fresh-water fishes of

North America north of Mexico. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 312 p., illus.

SCOTT, W(ILLIAM) B(EVERLY). 1954. Freshwater fishes of eastern Canada.

University of Toronto Press, [Toronto], 128 p., illus.

SMITH, GILBER T M(ORGAN). 1950. The fresh-water algae of the United

States. 2d edition. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York, 719 p., illus. (

WARD, HENRY BALDWIN, and GEORGE CHANDLER WHIPPLE.

1959. Fresh-water biology. 2d ed., edited by W. T. Edmondson. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 1248 p., illus.

WELCH, PAUL S(MITH). 1948. Limnological methods. BlakistonCo.,

Philadelphia, 381 p., illus.

1952. Limnology. 2nd edition. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York, 538 p., illus.

MARINE BIOLOGY

ABBOTT, R(OBER T) TUCKER. 1954. American seashells. D. VanNostrand

Company, New York, 541 p., illus.

1955. Introducing seashells; a colorful guide for the beginning collector. D. Van Nostrand Co., New York, 64 p., illus.

1961. How to know 'the American marine shells. New American Library of World Literature, Inc., New York, 222 p., illus.

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ALLAN, JOYCE. 1956. Cowry shells of world seas. Georgian

House, Melbourne, 170 p., illus., color illus.

ALLEN, GLOVER M. 1942. Extinct and vanishing mammals of

the western hemisphere with the marine species of all the oceans. American Committee for International Wild Life Protection, Cambridge, Mass., Special Publication No. 11, 620 p., illus. (

Marine Biology--Continued

ARNOLD, AUGUSTA FOOTE. 1901. The sea-beach at ebb-tide; a guide

to the study of the seaweeds and the lower animal life found between tide­marks. The Century Co., New York, 490 p., illus.

BARNHART, PERCY SPENCER. 1936. Marine fishes of Southern California.

University of California Press, Berekeley, 209 p., illus.

BARRETT, JOHN H., and C. M. YONGE. 1958. Collins pocket guide to the sea shore.

William Collins Sons, London, 272 p., illus., color illus.

BERRILL, N(ORMAN) J(OHN). 1951. The living tide. Dodd, Mead & Co.,

New York, 256 p., illus.

BERRILL, N. J., and JACQUELYN BERRILL. 1957. 1001 questions about the seashore.

Dodd, Mead, & Co., New York, 305 p., illus.

BOULENGER,EDWARDG. 1936. A natural history of the seas.

D. Appleton-Century Co., New York, 215 p., illus.

BREDER, CHARLES M., JR. 1948. Field book of marine fishes of the

Atlantic Coast from Labrador to Texas. Revised edition. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 332 p., illus.

BRIGHTWELL, L(EONARD) R(OBER T). 1948. Sea- shore life of Britain. B. T. Bats­

ford Ltd., London, 116 p., illus., color illus.

BUR TON, MAURICE. 1954. Margins of the sea. Frederick Muller,

Ltd., London, 210 p., illus.

CARSON, RACHEL L(OUISE). 1941. Under the sea-wind; a naturalist's

picture of ocean life. Simon and Schuster, New York, 314 p.

1955. The edge of the sea. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 276 p., illus.

CHAPMAN, V(ALENTINE) J(ACKSON). 1950. Seaweeds and their uses. Methuen

& Co., London, 287 p., illus.

CLEMENS, W. A., and G. V. WILBY. 1946. Fishes of the Pacific coast of Canada.

Fisheries Research Board of Canada, Bulletin No. 58, 368 p., illus. (Also 2d ed., 1961,443 p., illus.)

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CONSTANCE,ARTHUR. 1958. The impenetrable sea. Oldbourne,

London, 279 p.

COSTEAU, J. Y., and FREDERIC DUMAS (Assisted by JAMES DUGAN).

1953. The silent world. Harper & Bros., New York, 266 p., illus., col. illus.

COSTELLO, D. p., and OTHERS. 1957. Methods for obtaining and handling

marine eggs and embryos. Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., 247 p.

CROMPTON, JOHN. 1957. The living sea. Doubleday & Co.,

Garden City, N. Y., 233 p., illus.

CROWDER, WILLIAM. 1923. Dwellers of the sea and shore. The

Macmillan Co., New York, 333 p., illus. (The Young People's Shelf of Science, edited by Edwin E. Slosson.)

1931. Between the tides. Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 461 p., illus.

DAGLISH, ERIC FITCH. 1954. The seaside nature book. J. M. Dent

& Sons, Ltd., London, 231 p., illus., color illus.

DAKIN, WILLIAM J. (Assisted by ISOBEL BENNETT and ELIZABETH POPE).

1953. Australian seashores: a guid e for the beach-lover, the naturalist, the shore fisherman, and the student. Angus and Robertson, London, 372 p., illus., color plates.

DANIEL, HAWTHORNE, and FRANCIS MINOT. 1954. The inexhaustible sea. Dodd, Mead &

Co., New York, 261 p.

DAWSON, E(LMER) YALE. 1956. How to know the seaweeds; an illus­

trated manual for identifying the more corn m 0 n marine algae of both our Atlantic and Pac if i c coasts with numerous aids for their study. W. C. Brown, Dubuque, Iowa, 197 p., illus.

EDMONDSON, CHARLES HOWARD. 1949. Seashore treasures. Pacific Books,

Palo Alto, Calif., 144 p., illus.

EKMAN, SVEN. 1953. Zoogeography of the sea. Translated

from the Swedish by Elizabeth Palmer. Sidgewick & Jackson, Ltd., London, 417 p., illus.

Marine Biology--Continued

FLATTELY. F(REDERIC) w .• andC(HARLES) L. WALTON.

1946. The biology of the sea-shore. Sidg­wick & Jackson. Ltd •• London. 336 p •• illus. (First published 1922. 2d im­pression 1946.)

GAUL. ALBRO. 1955. The wonderful world of the seashore.

Appleton-Century-Crofts. New York. 2-!7 p .• illus.

GRAHAM, MICHAEL (Editor). 1956. Sea fisheries; their investigation in

the United Kingdom. Edward Arnold Ltd., London. 487 p •• illus.

GUBER LET. MURIEL LEWIN. 1956. Seaweeds at ebb tide. University of

Washington Press, Seattle, 182 p •• illus.

GUNTHER, KLAUS. and KURT DECKERT. 1956. Creatures of the deep sea. Translated

by E. W. Dickes. Charles Scribner's Sons. New York. 222 p •• illus.

HALSTEAD, BRUCE W(ALTER). 10 59. Dange rous marine animals. Cornell

Maritime Press. Cambridge. Md., 146 p .• illus.

f-L\HDY, SIR ALISTER CLAVERING. I Q,)/:,. The open sea; its natural history: the

world of plankton. Collins. London. 335 p., illus., c olor illus.

1959. The open sea; its natural history. Part II - Fish and fisheries; with chapters on whal e s, turtles and ani­mals of the sea floor. Collins, London. 322 p .• illus •• color illus.

1 I:\!< \ ' E-~ Y, F:. N F. W TO N. I "c,~. BIOluminescence. Academic Press.

Inc ., NI.'w York, (,-!9 p., illus.

HAl'SI\\.'\N. LEO N A. 1'1.1 0 • Beginne r's guide to seashore life.

C. p. Putnamls Sons, Ne w York. 128p •• Illus.

III·:H I, leK.. FRANCIS HOBAR T. I "Ot , . The American lobster: a study of its

k\ 1)1 t sand deve lopme nt. Bulletin of the U.S. Fish Commission. vol. 15.p.I-252. dlus.

III-:HUBEL, lI.1AHCEL A. 191~. Sea flsheries; their treasures and

tode rs. Translated by Bernard Miall. T. Fisher Unwin, London. 366 p.

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HYLANDER.CLARENCEJ, (' 1950. Sea and shore. Macmillan Co •• New

York. 242 p., illus.

JOHNSON, MYR TLE ELIZABETH. and HARR Y J AMES SNOOK.

1935. Seashore animals of the Pacific coast. Macmillan Co •• New York. 659 p., illus •• color illus.

JOHNSTONE. JAMES. 1908. Conditions of life in the sea; a short

account of quantitative marine biologi­cal research. University Press. Cam­bridge. 332 P .. illus.

JOHNSTONE, KATHLEEN YERGER. 1957. Sea treasure; a guide to shell col­

lecting. Houghton Mifflin Co •• Boston. 242 p., illus., color illus.

KEENE, A. MYRA. 1958. Sea shells of tropical west America;

marine mollusks from Lower California to Colombia. Stanford University Press, Stanford. 624 p •• illus.

LAMONTE. FRANCESCA. 1952. Marine game fishes of the world.

Doubleday & Co •• Garden City. N. Y., 190 p •• illus •• color illus.

LEDANO~. ~DOUARD. ( 1957. Marine life of coastal waters (western

Europe). Translated and adapted by N. A. Holme. George G. Harrap & Co., Ltd .• London. 191 p •• illus., color illus.

MACGINITIE. G. E •• and NETTIE MACGINITIE 1949. Natural history of marine animals:

1 st edition. McGraw-Hill Book Co •• Inc., New York, 473 p., illus.

MARSHALL. N. B. 1954. Aspects of deep sea biology. Hutchin­

son l s Scientific and Technical Publica­tions, London, 380 p., illus., color illus.

MA YER. ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH. 1906. Sea- shore life; the invertebrates of

the New York coast and the adjacent coast region. A. S. Barnes & Co .. New York. 181 P .. illus.

MINER, ROY WALDO. 1950. Field book of seashore life.

G. p. Putnamls Sons. New York, 888p •• illus., color illus.

MOORE, H. F. 1910. The commerical sponges and the

sponge fisheries. Bulletin of the (U.S.) Bureau of Fisheries. vol. 28. Part I, p.399-511.i1lus. (

Marine Biology--Continued

MOORE, HlLAR Y B. 1958. Marine ecology. John Wiley & Sons,

Inc., New York, 493 p., illus.

MORRIS, PERC Y A. 1951. A field guide to the shells of our

Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Revised and enlarged edition. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 236 p., illus., color illus.

1952. A field guide to shells of the Pacific coast and Hawaii. Houghton MifflinCo., Boston, 220 p., illus., color illus.

NICHOLS, JOHN T., and PAUL BAR TSCH. 1945. Fishes and shells ofthe Pacific world.

Macmillan Co., New York, 201 p., illus.

NICOL, J. A. COLIN. 1960. The biology of marine animals. Inter­

science Publishers, Inc., New York; Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons. Ltd., London, 707 p., illus.

PERLMUTTER,ALFRED. 1961. Guide to marine fishes. New York

University Press, New York, 431 p., illus.

PERRY, LOUISE M., and J EANN E S. SCHWENGEL.

1955. Marine shells of the western coastof Florida. PaleontologicalResearch Institution, Ithaca, N. Y., 318 p., illus.

RAY, CARLETON, and ELGIN CIAMPI. 1956. The underwater guide to marine life.

A. S. Barnes & Co., New York, 338 p., illus., color illus.

RICHARDS, HORACE G. 1938. Animals of the seashore. Bruce

Humphries, Inc., Boston, 273 p., illus.

RICKETTS, EDWARD F., and JACK CALVIN. 1948. Between Pacific tides. Revised edi­

tion. Stanford University Press, Stan­ford, 365 p., illus., color illus.

ROUGHLEY, T(HEODORE) C(LEVELAND). 1952. Wonders of the Great Barrier reef.

Angus & Robertson Ltd., London, 279 p., illus., color illus. (First published in 1936.)

SCHEFFER, VICTOR B. 1958. Seals, sea lions and walruses; a re­

view of the Pinnipedia. Stanford Uni­versity Press, Stanford, 179 p., illus.

SMITH, B. WEBSTER. 1940. The world under the sea; a concise

account of the marine world. D. Apple­ton-Century Co., New York, 230 p., illus.

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SMITH, GILBER T M. 1944. Marine algae of the Monterey Penin­

sula, California. Stanford University Press, Stanford University, 622 p., illus.

SMITH, J(AMES) L. B. 1956. Old fourlegs: the story of the

Coelocanth. Longmans Green and Co., London, 260 p., illus.

SMITH, MAXW ELL. 1940. World-wide sea shells - - - together

with two articles by Joshua L. Baily. (T r 0 pic a I Photographic Laboratory, Lantana, Florida.) Edwards Bros., Inc., Ann Arbor, 139 p., illus.

STEP, EDWARD. 1954. Shell life: an introduction to the

British Mollusca. 2nd edition, revised by A. Laurence Wells. Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd., London, 443 p., illus., color illus.

STEPHENSON, E. M. 1951. The naturalist on the seashore. Adam

and Charles Black Ltd., London, 96 p., illus., color illus. (Black's Young Naturalist's Series.)

STREET, PHILIP. 1952. Between the

London Press illus.

tides. University of Ltd., London, 175 p.,

TA YLOR, WILLIAM RANDOLPH. 1957. Marine algae of the northeastern

coast of North America. 2d revised edition. University of Michigan Studies, Scientific Series, vol. 12, 509 p., illus.

TINKER, SPENCER WILKIE. 1952. Pacific sea shells; a handbook of

common marine mollusks of Hawaii and the South Seas. Mercantile Print­ing Co., Honolulu, 232+ [7] p., illus.

VERRILL, A. HYATT. 1936. Strange sea shells and their stories.

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