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THIS REPORT LISTS ALL PUBLISHED IN—HOUSE AND EXTRAMURAL REPORTS,
PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNAL ARTICLES ISSUED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LAÔORATORY, GULF BREEZE, DURING THE YEARS 1970 THROUGH THE PRESENT TIME.
AN ASTERISK BESIDE THE GULF BREEZE LABORATORY CONTRIBUTION NUMBER, E.G.
ERL,GB* OR ERL,GBX*, INDICATES THAT THE ITEM IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. IF
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THE CITATION.
WRITTEN REQUESTS FOR COPIES OF AVAILABLE ITEMS LISTED IN THIS PUBLICATION
SHOULD BE ADDERSSEO TO THE LABORATORY LIBRARIAN.
HENRY F. ENOS
LABORATORY DIRECTOR
PREPARATION DATE:
JULY, 1984
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ANAS, RAY 1OND E., AND ALFRED J. WILSON, JR. 1970. ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES
IN FUR SEALS. PESTIC. MONIT. J. 3(4):198—200. (ERL,GB 110*).
ANAS, RAYMOND E., AND ALFRED J. WILSON, JR. 1970. ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES
IN NURSING FUR SEAL PUPS. PESTIC. MONIT. J. 4(3):114—116. (ERL,GB 119).
COOLEY, NELSON R. 1970. EFFECTS OF PESTICIOES STUDIED AT FLORIDA FISHERIES
CENTER. POLLUTION ABSTRACTS. 1(2):16—20. (ERL,G5 107*).
COOLEY, NELSON R. 1970. ESTUARINE FAUNAL INVENTORY. IN U.S. FISH WILDL.
SERV. CIRC 335. U.S. DEPT. CF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 12—16.
(ERL,GB X438*).
COOLEY, NELSON R., AND JAMES M. KELINER, JR. 1970. EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON
ESTUARINE CILIATES. IN: U.S. FISH WILOL. SERV. CIRC. 335. U.S. DEPT OF THE
INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 16-18. (ERL,GB XOO1*).
CDPPAGE, DAVID 1... 1970. ENZYME SYSTEMS OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS. IN: U.S.
FISH WILOL. SERV. CIRC. 335. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP.
31—33. (ERL,G8 X443*).
CROSS, FORD A., THOMAS W. DUKE, AND JAMES N. WILLIS. 1970. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY
OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION OF MANGANESE,
IRON, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WATER, AND POLYCHAETOUS WORMS. CHESAPEAKE SCI.
11(4):22 1—234. (ERL,&6 X062).
DUKE, T.W., J.I. LOWE, AND A.J. WILSON, JR. 1970. POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL
•(AROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIMENT, ND BIOTA OF ESCAM3IA BAY, FLORIDA.
BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAtI. TOXICOL. 5(2):171—180. (ERL,GB 101).
DUKE, THOMAS W. 1970. EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS. •M R.
POLLUT. BULL. 1(8):126. (ERL,GB 115*).
DUKE, THOMAS w. 1970. ESTUARINE PESTICIDE RESEARCH——BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL
FISHERIES. 1w: PROC. GULF CARIBB. FISH. INST., 22ND ANNUAL SESSION,
NOVEMBER, 1969, MIAMI BEACH, FL. JAMES b. iIIGMAN, EDITOR, GULF AND CARIBBEAN
FISHERIES INSTITUTE, MIAMI, FL. PP. 1 —153,162—163. (ERL,GB 100*).
THOMAS W., PATRICK W. BORTHWICK, ALANJ. RICK, AND MICHAEL 0. SCHMITT.
KINETICS OP PESTICIDES. IN: U.S. FISH WILOL. SERV. CIRC. 335. U.S.
OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 33. (ERL,GB X444*).
GUTHERZ, ELMER J., AND ROBBIN R. BLACKMAN. 1970. TWO NEW SPECIES OF THE
FLATFISH GENUS CITHARICHTHYS (BOTHIDAE) FROM THE WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC.
COPEIA. 2(JUNE):340—348. (ERL,GB 112).
HANSEN, DAVID J. 1970. BEHAVIOR OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS. IN: U.S. FISH
WILOL. SERV. CIRC. 335. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP.
23—28. (.ERL,G8 X441*).
HANSEN, DAVID J., AND ALFRED J. WILSON, JR. 1970. SIGNIFICANCE OF DOT
RESIDUES FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. PESTIC. MONIT. J.
4(2):51—56. (ERL,GB 099).
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HOLLAND, HUGH T., AND DAVID 1. COPPAGE.
THREE GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS.
5(4):362—367. (ERL,G3 076*).
NIMMO, D,R., .J. WILSON, JR., AND R.R. BLACKMAN. 1970. LOCALIZATION OF DOT
IN THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL.
5(4):333—341. (ERL,G3 104*).
PESTICIDE FIELD STATION, z,ULF BREEZE. 1970. PROGRESS REPORT OF
COMMERCIAL FISHERIES CENTER FOR ESTUARINE AND MENHADEN RESEARCH,
FIELD STATION, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1969. IN U.S.
SERV. CIRC 335. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. 33P.
0 0
1.1 7 0 J .
WALSH, GERALD E., AND PAUL 1. HEITMULLER. 1970. EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON THE
BIOTA AND ENERGY BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND ECOSYSTEM. IN: U.S. FISH WILOL.
SERV. CIRC 335. U.S. DEPT. OF THE iNTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 7—10.
(ERL,GB X436).
WALSH, GERALD E., JAMES M.. KELTNER, AND EDWARD MATTHEWS.
HERBICIDES ON MARINE ALGAE. IN U.S. FISH WILOL. SERV.
DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. (ERL,GB X437*).
1970. EFFECTS OF
CIRC. 335. U.S.
WILSON, ALFRED J., JERROLO FCRESTER, AND JOHNNIE KNIGHT. 1970. CHEMICAL
ASSAYS. IN: U.S. FISH WILOL. SERV. CIRC. 335. U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 18—20. (ERL,GB X440*).
WOLMAN, ALLEN A., AND ALFRED J. WILSON, JR. 1970. OCCURRENCE OF PESTICIDES
IN WHALES. FESTIC. MONIT. J. 4(I):8—10. (ERL,G8 114*).
LOWE, JACK I.,
SIOASSAYS. IN:
WASHINGTON, DC.
1970. SENSITIVITY TO PESTICIDES IN
BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL.
PAUL 0. WILSON, AND RICHARD 8. DAVISON. 1970. LABORATORY
U.S. FISH WILDL. SERV. CIRC 335. U.S. DEPT. 0F THE INTERIOR,
PP. 20—23. (ERL,G X446 ).
NIMMO, DELWAYNE R., AND RObBIN R. BLACKMAN. 1910. PHYSIOLOGY OF ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS. IN: U.S. FISH WILOL. SERV. CIRC. 335. U.S. DEPT. OF THE
INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. pp. 29—31. (ERL ,G3 X442*).
THE BUREAU OF
PEST IC IDE
FISH WILOL.
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BUTLER, P.A. 1971. INFLUENCE OF PESTICIDES JN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS. PROC. P.
SOC. LOND. B 5 10L. SCI. 177.321—329. (ERL,G3 129*).
COPPAGE, DAVID L. 1971. CHARACTERIZATION OF FISH BRAIN ACETYICHOLINESTERASE
WITH AN AUTOMATED PH STAT FOR INHIBITION STUDIES. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM.
TOXICOL. 6(4):304—310. CERL,GB 125*).
COUCH, JOHN ALEXANDER. 1971. FORM, MORPHOGENESIS, AND HOST—CILIATE
RELATIONSHIP OF LAGENDPHRYS CALLINECTES (CILI TEA PERITRICHIDA). PH.D.
DISSERTATION. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TLLAHASSEE, FL. 150P. (ERL,G8
I I
.L .1 1. J .
DUKE, THOMAS W., AND ALFRED J. WILSON, JR. 1971. CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN
LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN. PESTIC. MONIT. J.
5(2):228—232. (ERL,GS 127).
HANSEN, O.J., P.R. PARRISH, J.I. LOWE, A.J. WILSON, JR., AND P.O. WILSON.
1971. CHRONIC TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO
ESTUARINE FISHES. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL. 6(2):113—119. (ERL,G8
120).
HANSEN, DAVID J. 1971. EVALUATION OF STOCKING CUTTHROAT TROUT, SALMO CLARKI,
IN MUNSEL LAKE, OREGON. TRANS. AM. FISH. SOC. 100(1):55—6O. (ERL,GB 103*).
HOCHB RG, F.G., AND JOHN A. COUCH. 1971. BIOLOGY OF CtPHA,LUPOOS. IN:
SCIEt’ TISTS—IN —THE—ScA. J.W. MILLER, J.G. VANDERWALKtR, AND R.A. WALLER,
EDITORS, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. VI—221—VI—228.
(€RL,GB 118*).
LOWE, J.I., P.R. PARRISH, A.J. WILSON, JR., P.O. WILSON, AND T.W. DUKE. 1971.
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ORGANISMS. IN: TRANS. 36TH N. AM.
WILDI. NAT. RESOUR. CONF. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, DC. PP.
171—186. (ERL,GB 124).
LOWE, JACK I., PAUL C. WILSON, ALAN J. RICK, AND ALFRED J. WILSON, JR. 1971.
CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO DOT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION. PROC. NAT.
SHELLFISH. ASSOC. 61(JUNE):71—79. (ERL,G8 116*).
NIMMO, D.R., P.R. BLACKMAN, A.J. WILSON, JR., AND J. FORESTER. 1971.
TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS DUORARUM.
MAR. BIOL. 11(3):19i.—197. (ERL,GB 128*).
NIMMO, D.R., P.O. WILSON, R.R. BLACKMAN, AND A.J. WILSON, JR. 1971.
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRASS AND PINK
SHRIMP. NATURE. 231(5297):50—52. (ERL,GS 111*).
PANEL ON MONITORING PERSISTENT PESTICIDES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT C PHILIP
A. BUTLER, MEMBER). 1971. CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, WASHINGTON, DC. 42P. (ERL,GS
XO]. 7*).
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PARRISH, PATRICK R. 1971. RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF
PESTICIDES AND RELATED POLLUTANTS ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF ESTUARINE FISHES.
IN: PROC. 25TH ANNU. CONF. SOUTHEAST. ASSOC. GAME FISH COMM. PP. 602—606.
(ERL,G8 135*).
SPRAGUE, VICTOR, AND JOHN COUCH. 1971. ANNOTATED LIST OF PROTOZOAN
PARASITES, HYPERPARASITES, AND COMMENSALS OF OECAPOO CRUSTACEA. J. PROTOZOOL.
18(3):526—537. (ERL,GB 133*).
WALSH, GERALD E. 1971. ENERGY BUDGETS OF FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA.
ECOLOGY. 52(2):298—304. (ERL,GB 105*).
WALSH, GERALD E., AND RALPH 1. BOWERS. 1971. REVIEW OF HAWAIIAN ZOANTHIDS
WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES. 1001. J. LINM. SOC. 50(2):161—180.
(ERL,G8 092*).
WALSH, GERALD E., AND THOMAS E. GROW. 1911. DEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN
MARINE ALGAE BY UREA HERBICIDES. WEED SCI. 19(5):563—570. (ERL,G8 121*).
WALSH, GERALD E., CHARLES W. MILLER, AND P.T. HEITMULLEP. 1911. UPTAKE AND
EFFECTS OF DICHLOBENIL IN A SMALL POND. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOX!COL.
6(3):279—288. (ERL,GS 123).
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BOOKHOUT, C.G., A.J. WILSON, JR., T.W.
MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT CF TWO
1(2):165—180. (ERL,G3 132).
DUKE, ND J.I. LOWE. .1972. EFFECTS OF
CRABS. WATER AIR SOIL POLLUT.
BUTLER, P.4., L.E. ANDREw, G.J. BONDE, .8. JERNELOV, AND D.J. REISH. 1972.
TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATCR ORGANISMS. IN: GUIDE TO MARINE POLLUTION.
EDWARD 0. GOLDBERG, EDITOR, GORDON ANO BREACH, LONDON. PP. 146—159. (ERL,GB
I I 0
BUTLER, PHILIP A. 1972. DOT IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSCS.
22(12):690—691. (ERL,GB 155A*).
BIOSCIENCE.
BUTLER, PHILIP 4., RAY CH.ILORESS, AND ALFRED J. WILSON. 1972. ASSOCIATION OF
001 RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE PRODUCTIVITY. 1w: MARINE POLLUTION AND
SEA LIFE. RUIVO MAR10, EDITOR, FISHING NEWS (BOOKS) LTD., LONDON. PP.
262—266. (ERL,GB 1010*).
JAMES M. KELTNER, JR., AND JERROLD FORESTER. 1972. MIREX
EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS STRAIN
19(4):636—638. (ERL,G8 1378).
COP PA GE ,
THE GULF
MOSQUITO
MOSQUITO
24—31.
D.L., AND T.W. DUKE. 1972. EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIES ALONG
AND SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC COASTS. IN PROC. 2ND GULF COAST CONF. ON
SUPPRESSION WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. CLAUDE H. SCHMIDT, EDITOR, NATIONAL
CONTROL — FISH AND t. ILDLIFE MANAGEMENT COORDINATION COMMITTEE. PP.
f flI rD
¼ T ’L. U . 1Q- J.
COPPAGE, DAVID 1. 1972. ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES: SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BRAIN
ACHE INHIBITION RELATED TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS. TRANS. AM. FISH. SOC.,
1O1(3):534—536. (ERL,G3 113).
HANSEN, D.J., E. MATTHEWS, S.L. NALL, AND D.P. DUMASS 1972. AVOIDANCE OF
PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQUITUFISH, GAMBUSIA AFFINIS. BULL. ENVIRON.
CONTAM. TUXICOL. 8(1):46—51. (ERL,GB 136*).
HANSEN, DAVID J. 1972. DOT AND MALATHION: EFFECT ON SALINITY SELECTION BY
MOSQUITOFISH. TRANS. AM. FISH. SOC. ]O1(2):346—350. (ERL,GB 108).
HEITMULLER, PAUL T., AND DELWAYNE R. NIMMO. 1972. CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC
ANIMALS TO BOTTOM SEDIMENTS. PROG. FISH—CULT. 34(2):120. CERL,GB 134*).
LOWE, J.I., P .R. PARRISH, J.M. PATRICK, AND J. FORESTER. 1972. EFFECTS OF
THE POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL AROCLOR 1254 ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA
VIRGINICA. MAR. BIOL. 17(3):209—214. ( .ERL,G8 146).
COOLEY, NELSON R.,
AND AROCLOR 1254:
W. J. PROTOZOOL.
COPPAGE, DAVID L.
ACTION, AND EFFECTS
COUNCIL ON WILDLIFE
ORLEANS, LA. 33P.
1972. ESTER4SE INHIBITING PESTICIDES: CHEMISTRY, MODE OF
ON FISH. PRESENTED AT ANNUAL MEETING OF GULF STATES
FISHERIES AND MOSQUITO CONTROL, OCT. 19, 1972, NEW
(ERL,G5 197*).
ERICKSON, STANTON J. 1972.
UNENRICHED INSHORE SEAWATER.
TOXICITY OF COPP ER TO T1(ALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN
J. PHYCOL. 8(4):318—323. (ERL,GB X069*).
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NIMMO, D.R., AND ROBBIN R. ÔLACKMAN. 1972. EFFECTS OF DOT ON CATIONS IN THE
HEPATOPANCREAS OF PENAEID SHRIMP. TRANS. AM. FISH. SOC. 1O1(3):547—549.
(ERL,GB 117*).
RICE, T.R., J.P. BAPTIST, F.A. CROSS, AND T.W. DUKE. 1972. POTENTIAL HAZARDS
FROM RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ESTUARY. IN: MARINE POLLUTION AND SEA
LIFE. RUVIO MARIO, EDITOR, FISHING NEWS (BOOKS) LTD., LONDON. PP. 272—276.
(ERL,GS X066*).
WALSH, GERALD E. 1972. EFFECTS OF HER3ICIDES ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND GROWTH OF
MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE. HYACINTH CONTROL J. 10(3):45—48. (ERL,G6 130*).
WALSH, GERALD E. 1972. INSECTICIDES, HERBICIDES, AND POLYCHLORINATED
BIPHENYLS IN ESTUARIES. J. WASH. ACAD. Sd. 62(2)122—139. CERI,GB 139*).
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BORTHWICK, P.W., T.W. DUKE, A.J. WILSON, JR., J.I. LOWE, J.M. PATRICK, JR.,
AND J.C. OBERHEU. 1973. ACCUMULATION AND MCVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED
ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1969—71. PESTIC. MUNIT. J. 7(1):6—26. (ERL,GB
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SOUR UIN, A.W. 1973. ESTUARINE MICROBES AND ORGANOCHLORIN€ PESTICIDES (A
BRIEF REVIEW). IN MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF OIL POLLUTANTS. LSU—SG—73—O1,
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, CENTER FOR WETLAND RESOURCES, BATON ROUGE, LA.
Pp. 237—243. (ERL,GB 165 ).
EJURCUIN, AL U. 1973. IMPACT OF MICROBIAL SEED CULTURES IN THE AQUATIC
ENVIRONMENTS IN PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST MICROBIOLOGY SEMINAR ON
STANDARDIZATION OF METHODS. EPA—R4-73—022, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 140—142. (ERL,GB 203*).
BUTLER, PHILIP 4. 1973. ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS,
1965—72——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM. PESTIC. MONIT. J.
6(4):238—362. (ERL,GB 155*).
COOLEY, NELSON R., JAMES M. KELTN R, JR., AND JERROLD FORESTER. 1973.
PULYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS, AROCLORS 124 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION
BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS. J. PROTOZOOL. 20(3)443—445. (ERL,G8 158*).
COUCH, JOHN A. 1973. ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND PROTARGOL STUDIES OF LAGENOPHRYS
CALLINECTES (CILIOPHORA: PERITRICHIDA). J. PROTOZOOL. 20(5)638—647.
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OAVEY, EARL W., MYRA J. MORGAN, AND STANTON J. ERICKSON. 1973. BIOLOGICAL
MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COt PLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER. LIMNOL.
CCEANOGR. 18C6):993—997. (ERL,Ga X270*).
DAVIS, W.P., AND R.S. BIROSONG. 1973. CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE
WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPHOLOGY, BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY
IMPLICATIONS. HELGULS WISS. MEERESUNTERS. 24(3):292—306. (ERL,GB X324*).
HANSEN, DAVID J., STEVEN C. SCHIMMEL, AND JAMES M. KELTNER, JR. 1973.
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP (?ALAEMONETES PUGIO). BULL. ENVIRON.
CONTAM. TOXICOL. 9(3):129—133. (ERL,GB 147).
HILL, J.M., AND G.R. HELL. 1973. COPPER AND ZINC IN ESTUARINE WATERS NEAR A
COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING. ENVIRON.
LETT. 5(3):165—174. (ERL,G8 X149*).
HOLLISTER, TERRENCE 4. 1973. DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON
TO HERBICIDES: OXYGEN EVOLUTION. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL.
9(5):291—295. (ERL,G5 159*).
JENSEN, A.L. 1973. RELATION BETWEEN SIMPLE DYNAMIC POOL AND SURPLUS
PRODUCTION MODELS FOR YIELD FROM A FISHERY. J. FISH.RES. BOARD CAN.
30(7):998—1002. (ERL,GB .157*).
SCHOOR, W.P. 1973. IN VIVO BINDING OF P,P —DDE TO HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS.
BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL. 9(2):7O—74. (ERL,GB 131*).
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TAGATZ, MARLIN E. 1973. LARVAL TARPON, MEGALOPS ATLANTICU5, FROM PENSACOLA,
FLORIDA. COPEIA. 1(MARCH):]40—141. (ERL,G6 167*).
WALSH, GERALD E., REGINA BARRETT, GARY H. COOK, AND TERRENCE A. HOLLISTER.
1973. EFFECTS OF HER ICIOES ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZOPHORA MANGLE
1. 8IOSCIENCE. 23(6):361—3 4. (ERL,G8 143*).
WALSH, GERALD E., A JD THOMAS E. GROW. 1973. COMPOSITION OF THALASSIA
TESTUDINUM AND RtJPPIA MARITIMA. Q. J. FLA. ACAD. Sd. 35(2):97—108. (ERL,GB
I •) ,a.
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WILSON, A.J., JR., AND J. FORESTER. 1973. METHODS AND PROBLEMS IN ANALYSIS
OF PESTICIDES IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT. IN: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEMINAR
ON METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. EPA—600/4—74—004, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 108—124. (ERL,GB 204*).
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ATEMt&, JELLE, C.C. COUTANT, P. DECOIJ SEY, 0. HANSEN, J.S. KITTREDGE, J.J.
MAGNUSON, 0. MILL:R, d.L. OLLA, M.J. SCHN IOER, AND W.B. V RNBERG. 1974.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS. IN: MARINE BIOASSAY.S. MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY,
WASHINGTON, DC. PP. 1—31. (ERL,GB 251*).
BORTHwICK, P.W., G.H. COOK, AND J.M. PATRICK, JR. 1974. MIREX RESIDUES IN
SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 1972. PESTIC. MONIT. J.
7(3/4):144—145. (ERL,G3 168).
BORTHWICK, PATRICK U. 1974. CLINICAL CENTRIFUGE TUBE FOR SMALL 8L000
SAMPLES. PROG. FISH—CULT. 36(3):134. (ERL,GB 238*).
BUTLER, PHILIP A. 1974. BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ESTUARINE MONITORING. IN
PROCEEDINGS OF SEMINAR ON METHOOOLO Y FOR MONITORING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT.
EPA—oOO/4—74—004, U.S.. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC. PP.
126—138. CEP L,GB 191*).
AVAIL. FROM NTIS, SPRINGFIELD, VA: PB—239 052.
BUTLER, PHILIP A. 1974. ESTUARIES. IN: GUIDELINES ON SAMPLING AND
STATISTICAL METHODOLOGIES FOR AMBIENT PESTICIDE MONITORING. FEDERAL WORKING
GROUP ON PEST MANAGEMENT, WASHINGTON, DC. PP. V—1—V—5. (ERL,GB 245*).
BUTLER, PHILIP A. 1974. TRENDS IN PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN SHELLFISH. PROC.
NAT. SHELLFISH. ASSOC. 64(JUNE):77—80. (ERL,GB 176*).
COOLEY, NELSON R. 1974. OCCURRENCE OF SNOOK ON THE NORTH SHORE OF THE GULF
OF MEXICO. FLA. 3d. 37(2):98—99. (ERL,G8 192).
COPPAGE, DAVID L., AND EDWARD MATTHEWS. 1974. SHORT—TERM EFFECTS OF
ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON CHOLINESTERASES OF ESTUARINE FISHES AND PINK
SHRIMP. BULL. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOXICOL. 11(5):483—488. (ERL,GB 169).
COUCH, JOHN A. 1974. ENZOOTIC NUCLEAR POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP:
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WASHINGTON, DC. 43P.
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WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2,4—DIMETHYLPH€NOL. EPA—440/5—80—044, U.S.
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WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2—CHLOROPHENOL. EPA—440/5—80—034, U.S.
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WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ACROLEIN. EPA—440/5—80—016, U.S. ENVIRONMENTA1
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANOARDS, WASHINGTON, DC.
76P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ACRYLONITRILE. EPA 44O/5—80—017, U.S
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, DC. 134P.
RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
CRITERIA FOR ALORIN/DIELORIN. EPA—440/5—80—019, U.S.
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE Off WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
86?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR.
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORDANE. EPA—440/5—80—027, U.S.
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
31P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA3ORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED 8ENZENES. EPA—440/5—80—029, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, DC. 172P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLCRINATEO ETHANES. EPA—440/5—80—029, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, CC. 118?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AM3IENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENE. EPA—440/5—80—031, U.S.
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WASHINGTON, DC. 45?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED PHENOLS. EPA—440/5—80—032, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTC , DC. 124?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA QRATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLOROAL YL ETHERS. EPA—440/5—80—030, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, DC. 86?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLOROFORM. EPA—440/5—80—033, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, WASHINGTON, DC.
51 P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR D CI. EPA—440/5—80—038, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATION.S AND STANDARDS, WASHINGTON, DC.
95P.
ENVIRONMENTAL
WATER QUALITY
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WASHINGTON, DC.
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WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR OICHLOROBENZENES. EPA—440/5—80—039, U.S.
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WASHINGTON, DC. 79?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROBENZIDINE. EPA—440/5—80—040, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, DC. 33P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
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WASHINGTON, DC. 40P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA3ORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
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EPA—440/5—80—043, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER
REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, WASHINGTON, DC. 34P.
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WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ENDOSULFAN. EPA—440/5—80—046, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS ANO STANDARDS, WASHINGTON, DC.
108P.
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WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ENORIN. EPA—440/5—8O—047, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS, WASHINGTON, DC.
.50 P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEPTACHLOR. EPA—440/5—80—052, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
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60?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLQROBUTAOIENE. EPA—440/5—80—053, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, OFFICE OF WATER REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS,
WASHINGTON, DC. 35P.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA’ ORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE. EPA—440/5—80—054, U.S.
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WASHINGTON, DC. 63?.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZF, CONTRIBUTOR. 1980. AMBIENT
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTAO IENE. EPA—440/5—80—055, U.S.
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WASHINGTON, DC. 70?.
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LABORATORY: TITLES AND ABSTRACTS: 1983/84 PUBLICATIONS IN PRESS AND IN
PREPARATION. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 90P. (ERL,GB SR—.104).
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 1984. INDEX AND
ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, THE EPA—MCI PROJECT: EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS,
MiJTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS). U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF
BREEZE, FL. 70?. (ERL,GB SR—lOiS).
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 1984. INDEX AND
ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS: THE EPA DRILLING FLUID HAZARD ASSESSMENT RESEARCH
PROGRAM. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 94P. (ERL,GB SR—liZ).
HANSEN, DAVID J., AND GERALDINE M. GRIPE. 1984. INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON
OF THE EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW (CYPRIN000N
VARIEGATUS). EPA—600/X—84—081, UNITED STATES. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 49P.
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HENDRICKS, JERRY 0.., THEODORE R. MEYERS, JOHN L. CASTEEL, JOSEPH E. NIXON,
PATRICIA M. LOVELAND, AND GEORGE S BAILEY. 1984. RAINBOW TROUT EMBRYOS:
ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS RESEARCH. IN: USE OF SMALL
FISH SPECIES IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NAIL. CANCER INST. MONOGR. 65. KAREN
L. HCOVER, EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, MD. PP. 129—137.
(ERL,GB X279 ).
HENDRICKS, JERRY 0., THEODORE R. MEYERS, AND DENNIS U. SHELTON. 1984.
HISTCLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC NEUPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SAIMO
GAIRONERI). IN USE OF SMALL FISH SPECIES IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NAIL.
CANCER INST. MONOGR. 65. KAREN 1. HOOVER, EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER
INSTITUTE, 8ETHESDA, 140. PP. 321—336. (ERL,GB X353 ).
KENDALL, J.J., JR., E.N. POWELL, S.J. CONNOR, T.J. BRIGHT, AND C.E. ZASTROW.
1984. IMPORTANCE OF MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPORA
CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE
AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION. CORAL REEFS. 2:215—225. (ERL,GB X008*).
KOENIG, CHRISTOPHER C, AND MICHAEL P CHASAR. 1984. USEFULNESS OF THE
HERMAPHRODITIC MARINE FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING.
IN: USE OF SMALL FISH SPECIES IN CARCINQGENICITY TESTING, NAIL. CANCER INST.
MONUGR. 65. KAREN L. HOOVER, EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE,
BETHESDA, MD. PP. 15—33. (ERL,GS X474*).
LOWRY, ANDREE F., AND SUSAN M. MEANS. 1984. COMPUTERIZED LIBRARY SYSTEMS.
UNITED STATES. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 73P. (ERL,GB SR—114).
MARTIN, BILLY .1.., RUDOLPH 0. ELLENDER, SUSAN A. HILLEBERT, AND MITCHELL M
GUESS. 1984. PRIMARY CELL CULTURE’S FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS:
CULTURE ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUDIES. IN USE
OF SMALL FISH SPECIES IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NAIL. CANCER INST. MDNGGR.
65. KAREN L. HOOVER, EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, M D.
PP. 175—178. (ERL,GB X260).
MEADO , C. BRENT, ROBERT L. MIDDLEBROOKS, ANO BILLY J. MARTIN. 1984.
SEROLOGIC ALTERATIONS IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR
PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMALL FISH. IN: USE OF SMALL FISH
SPECIES IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NAIL. CANCER INST. MONOGR. 65. KAREN L.
HOOVER, EDITOR, U.S.. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, MD. PP.. 211—216.
(ERL,GB X261 ).
MEANS, SUSAN, RUSS RYDER, AND ANDREE LOWRY. 1984. LIBRARY SYSTEM USER S
MANUAL. U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 53P. (ERL,GB SR—108).
MELIUS, PAUL. 1984. COMPARATIVE BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLITE PATTERNS IN FISH
AND RODENTS. IN USE OF SMALL FISH SPECIES IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NAIL.
CANCER INST. MONOGR. 65. KAREN L. HOOVER, EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER
INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, MD. PP. 387—390. (ERL,G8 X365*).
MEYERS, THEODORE R., AND JERRY 0. HENDRICKS. 1984. LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF
NEUROBLASTOMA IN COHO SALMON REARED IN CHLORINATED—DECHLORINATED WATER. J.
NAT.. CANCER INST. 72(2):299—310. (ERL,G3 X468*).
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MIDDAIJGH, OOUtLAS P., AND MICHAEL J. HEMMER. 1984. SPAWNING OF THE TIDEWATER
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA PENINSULAE (GOODE AND BEAN), IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL AND
LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN TH LABORATORY. ESTUAPIES. 7(2):139—148. (ERL,G8
441).
NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM, BOSTON, MA. 1934. SURVEY OF THE TOXICITY AND CHEMICAL
COMPOSITION CF USED DRILLING MUDS. EPA—600/3—84—071, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 125P.
AVAIL. FROM NTIS, SPRINGFIELC, VA: P 84—2O7661.
PARKER, JEFFREY H., JANET S. NICKELS, ROBERT F. MARTZ, MICHAEL J. GEHRON,
NORMAN L. RICHARDS, AND DAVID C. WHITE. 1984. EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS
ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORAL
MONTASTREA ANNULARIS. ARCH. ENVIRON. CUNTAM. TOXICOL. 13C1):113—118.
(ERL,G3 X382*).
POWELL, E.N., S.J. CONNOR, J.J. KENDALL, C.E. ZASTROW, AND T.J. BRIGHT. 1984.
RECOVERY BY THE CORAL .ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE
FREE AMINO ACID POOL. ARCH. ENVIRON. CONTAM. TOxICOL. 13(2):243—258.
(ERL,G8 X462*).
PRITC iARD, P.H. 1984. FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: FATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTANTS. J. WATER POLLUT. CONTROL FED. 56(6):718—725. (ERL,GB 514).
PRITCHARD, P.H., AND 4.W. 6QURQUIN. 1934. USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR EVALUATION
OF INTERACTONS 3ETWEEN POLLUTANTS AND MICROORGANISMS. IN: ADVANCES IN
MICROBIAL ECOLOGY, VOLUME 7. C. C. MARSHALL, EDITOR, PLENUM PRESS, NEW YORK,
NY. PP. 133—215. (ERL,GB 477 ).
AVAIL. FROM NTIS, SPRINGFIELC, VA: P883—217802.
REISH, DONALD J., PHILIP S. OSHIDA, FRANK G. WILKES, ALAN J. MEARNS, THOMAS C.
GINN, AND ROBERT SCOTT CARR. 1984. FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS
ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS. J. WATER POLLUT. CONTROL FED. 56(6):758—780.
(ERL,GB 414).
SCHOCR, W. PETER. 1984. EENZOCA]PYRENE METABOLISM IN MARINE FISH ANO SOME
ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF ITS METABOLITES. IN USE OF SMALL FISH SPECIES IN
CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NATL. CANCER INST. MONOGR. 65. KAREN 1... HOOVER,
EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, MO. PP. 391—396. (ERL,G8
454).
SCHULTZ, R. JACK, AND MARY E SCHULTZ. 1984. CHARACTERISTICS OF A FISH COLONY
OF POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES WITH
7,12—DIMETHYLBENZCAJANTHRACENE AND DIETHYLNITROSAMINE. IN USE OF SMALL FISH
SPECIES IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING, NATL. CANCER INST. MONOGR. 65. KAREN L.
HOOVER, EDITOR, U.S. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, BETHESDA, MD. PP. 5—13.
( RL,GB X311).
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS, INC., LA JOLLA, CA. 1984. DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME. EPA—600/3—84—048, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 265P.
AVAIL. FROM NTIS, SPRINGFIELC, VA: P884—170000.
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SCIENCE APPLICATIONS, INC., LA JOLLA, CA. 1984. DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME (PROJECT SUMMARY). EPA—6OO/S3 84—O48, U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF
BREEZE, FL. 2P.
ALSH, G.E. 1984. FINAL REPORT CN EFFECT OF FENTHION ON SELECTED ESTUARINE
SPECIES RELATED TO FIELD STUDY. EPA—600/X—84—082, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL. 5P.
WIERNICi(I, C. 1984. ASSIMILATION EFFICIENCY BY PROCAMBARUS CLAR (II FED
ELODEA (EGERA DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOMPOSITION. AQUACULTURE.
36(3):203—215. (ERL,GB X372 ).
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AUTHOR INDEX
A
ABBOTT, D.T., JOINT AUTHOR.
PRELIMINARY STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE PCTENTIAL OF USING EMBRYO AND LARVAL
STAGES CF THE GOOSE BARNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYMERUS FOR MARINE
IOASSAYS/ ,43—i.
ABDELAL, AHMED T.H.
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEUTRAL PROTEASE FROM
SACCHAROMYCDPSIS LIPOLYTIC.A/,22—1
ABEL, DANIEL C., JOINT AUTHOR.
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, R1VULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS/,72—1
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SU MARY)/,72—2
AEA, JOINT AUTHOR.
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
AHEARN, DONALD G.
EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITIES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE
FILMS/, 59—1
MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE SLICKS/,22—2
MICROBIOLOGICAL CYCLING OF OIL IN ESTUARINE MARSHLANDS/,17—1
YEASTS FROM THE NORTH SEA AND AMOCO CADIZ OIL/,46—1
AHEARN, DONALD G., JOINT AUTHOR.
DENSITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED BY A
MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE/,1.—6
EFFECT OF HEPTACHLOR ON HEXADECANE UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGI/,ZO—9
EVALUATION CF INDUSTRIAL YEASTS FOR PATHOGENICITY/,41—11
IMPACT OF THE USE OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE A tJ4TIC ENVIRONMENT/,13—8
INHiBITION OF ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS BY POLYCHLORINATEO 8IPHENYLS/,13—7
ISOLATION OF ATYPICAL CANDIDA LBICANS FROM THE NORTH SEA/,23—1O
MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN CO STAL SURFACE SLICKS/,18—4
MICROBIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OF ESTUAPSINE SURFACE MICROL.AYERS/,17—6
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANOIOA MALTOSA, A
HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST/,1i—i
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEUTRAL PROTEASE FROM
SACCHAROMYCOPSIS LIPOLYTICA/,22—1
UPTAKE OF AROMATIC AND BRANCHED CHAIN HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST/,47—9
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AUTHOR INDEX
A
AINSWORTH, KAREN A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS AND UPTA (E OF CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENES IN MARINE UNICELLULAR
AL GAE/ ,27—7
RESISTANCE OF RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD,
CADMIUM, AND MERCURY/,45—8
TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE/,27—8
AJELLO, L., JOINT AUTHOR.
EVALUATION CF INDUSTRIAL YEASTS FOR PATHOGENICITY/,41—1l
ALEXANDER, SHELLEY V.
FIRST RECORD OF OPHIOPHRAGMIJS MOOREI (ECHINODERMATA, OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIDA
COASTAL WATERS/,22—3
ALEXANDER, SHELLEY V., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE ALGAL BIOASSAY METHOD: RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL
WASTES/, 57_9
ALLEN, JOHN E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ROUND—ROSIN ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF THE
EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,59—5
ALLEY, EARL G., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF MIREX AND CARBOFURAN ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS/,13—11
ANAS, RAYMOND E.
ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN FUR SEALS/,I—l
ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN NURSING FUR SEAL PUPS/,l—2
ANDERSON, K., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDA MALTOSA, A
HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YE.ASI/,15—i
ANDERSON, ROBERT S.
BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,28—1
DIFFERENTIAL ABILITY OF AM6YSTOMA TIGRINUM HEPATIC MICROSONES FROM POLYCYLIC
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC AMINES/,67—I
ANOREN, L E., JOINT AUTHOR.
TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS/,5—2
ANOREWS, AUSTIN K., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORXSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/, 67—3
AO, JOINT AUTHOR.
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
ARBER, S.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF UNDERIVATIZED CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINED HIGH
PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION
MONITORING/,66—9
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AUTHOR INDEX
A
ARMSTRONG, D.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE C PTAN 13 THE OUNGENESS CRAB CANCER MAGISTER/,29—5
ATEMA, JELLE
BEHAVIORAL BIOASS4YS/, —l
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS
AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SU8STRATE EXPOSURES/,67—2
ATEMA, JELLE, JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIOR ANO SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING LARVAL SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER
HOMARUS AMERICANUS/,67—7
INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS CM THE PRIMARY CHEMOSENSORY NEURONSIN WALKING
LEGS OF THE LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS/,60—9
NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTCR CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER
HOMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE SPECIALIST/,69—8
AUBLE, GREGOR T
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF ORILLIt G MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,67—3
AUMEN, NICHOLAS G., JOINT AUTHOR.
WATER QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA/,55—2
B
BADGER, ALSTON C., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESPONSES OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES TO CONTINUOUS
CHLORINATION/, 65—6
BAHNER, LOWELL H.
KEPONE ACCUMULATION AND FOOD CHAIN TRANSFER/,28—2
KEPCNE 6IOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE
FOOC CHAINS/,22—4
METHODS TO ASSESS EFFECTS OF COMBINATIONS OF TOXICANTS, SALINITY AND
TEMPERATURE ON ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,13—2
MODELS FUR PREDICTING BIUACCUMULATION AND ECOSYSTEM EFFECTS OF KEPONE AND
OTHER MATERIALS/,59—2
PRECISICN LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE OR FOOD CHAIN
BIOASSAYS/, 17—2
SALINITY CONTROLLER FOR FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAYS/,13—3
SALTWATER FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND
SALINITY/, 13—1
TEST OF A MODEL FOR PREDICTING KEPONE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
SPECIES/,38—1
BAHNER, LOWELL H., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSIO, MYSIDOPSIS
BAHIA/, 34—6
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AUTHOR INDEX
B
BAHNER, LOWELL 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE WASTE TOXICITY WITH MARINE BIOASSAYS/,45—9
EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE SHRIMPS, PEN EUS DUORARUM, PALAEMONETES PUGIO AND
PALAEMONETES VULGARIS/,25—1O
INFLUENCES OF SELECTED TIDAL—ACTIVITY—DEPENDENT PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE
DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,47—5
(EPGNE: HAZARD TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS/,19—3
METALS, PESTICIDES AND PCBS: TOXICITIES TO SHRIMP SINGLY AND IN
COMB INATION/ ,20—i
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT/,25—9
NONLINEAR MODEL FOR PESTICIDE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
SPEC IES/,34—8
SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL— AND
SALINITY—STRESS IN PENAEID SHRIMP/,11—6
TOXICITY OF TEXTILE MILL EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWATER AND ESTUARINE ALGAE,
CRUSTACEANS AND FISHES/,58—1
BAILEY, GEORGE S, JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS
RE SEA RCH/, 84—1
BAPTIST, J.P., JOINT AUTHOR.
POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM RADIOA.CTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ESTUARY/,6—2
BARQUET, ANA, JOINT AUTHOR.
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPCSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW/, 48—1
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY ,69—5
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MIXERS/,69—6
BARRETT, REGINA, JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZOPHORA MANGLE
L./,8—2
BARROS, MARGUERITA, JOINT AUTHOR.
HALUGENATED HYDROCAR8ONS/,52—1O
BARSHAW, DIANA E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, •HOMARUS
AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES/,67—2
BARTHA, R., JOINT AUTHOR.
DISCUSSION: CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY)/,43—1O
BATTEY, J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,75—9
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AUTHOR INDEX
B
BAYLI5, JOHN R., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON CF 4UTAGEN ACCUMLLATION IN 3 ESTUARINE SPECIES USING THE
SALMUNELLA/MICRUSOME ACTIVATION SYSTEM/,65—9
BEAN, ROGER M., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHLCRINATION PRODUCTS/,39—5
BELL, S.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
UPTAKE CF AROMATIC AND BRANCHED CHAIN HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST/,47—9
BENDER, MICHAEL E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF KEPCNE—CONTA ’4INATEO ROOD BY JUVENILE BLUE CRABS
(CALt.INECTES SAPIDUS RATHBU )/,73—9
KEPONE CONTAMINATION OF THE JAMES RIVER E5TUARY/,53—1
SCIENTIFIC LESSONS TAUGHT BY KEPONE/,71—9
BENNETT, CASEY W., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF VANADIUM It’. A MARINE MOLLUSC USING A CHELATING ION EXCHANGE
RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION/,62—5
BENSON, P.H., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE MARINE MICROFOULING COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE TO CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER
EFFICIENCY/,46—2
BERNER, N.H., JOINT AUTHOR.
INHIBITION CF ESTUARINE MICROORGANIS 9S BY POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS/,13—1
MICROBIOLOGICAL CYCLING OF OIL IN ESTU R.1NE MARSHLANDS/,17—1
BERTINE, K.
ESTUARIES! ,38—2
BIBA, DIANE MARY
EFFECTS OF AFLATOXIN ON THE 3ROWN BULLHE O ICT4LURUS NEBULOSIS. M.S.
TH•ESIS/,77—1
BIERMAN, VICTOR
MATHEMATICAL MOOELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, LAKE HURON/,28—3
BIERNBAUM, CHARLES K.
SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF MICROCIONA PROLIFERA (ELLIS AND
SOLANOER) (PORIFERA: DEMOSPGNGIA) AND ASSOCIATED SPONGES IN A SHALLOW
SALT—MARSH CREEK/,59—3
8IGGS, D.C., JOINT AUTHOR.
SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MAORACIS DECACTIS
EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE/,53—7
BIROSONG, RS., JOINT AUTHOR.
CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPHOLOGY,
BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS/,7—8
BIRGE, WESLEY, JOINT AUTHOR.
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPR ACHES/,4O—1O
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AUT’ CR INOEX
B
BLACKMAN, ROBBIN R., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF CDT ON CATIONS I THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF PENAEID SHRIMP/,6—1
LOCALIZATION CF OCT IN THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP/,2—3
PHYSIOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,2—4
POLYCHLCRINATEO 3IPHENYL ABSOR&EO FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS ANO PINK
SHRIMP!, 3—11
TOXICITY AND DISTRI8UTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PIN1( SHRIMP PENAEUS
DUOR RUM!, 3—10
TWO NEW SPECIES OF THE FLATFISH GENUS CITHARICHTHYS (BOTHIDAE) FROM THE
WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC/,1—12
BLOCK, RONALD M.
FATE AND EFFECTS OF CHLORINE IN COASTAL WATERS: SUMMARY AND
RECOMMENDATIONS!, 22—5
RESPIRATORY AND OSIOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERICANA)
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,28—4
BLOCK, RONALD M., JOINT AUTHOR.
BROMOFORM PRODUCTION BY OXIGATIVE BIOCIDES IN MARINE WATERS/,33—i
LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED
OXICANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN)/,79—12
BLOGOSLAWSKI, WALTER J., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHLCRINATION PRODUCTS/,39—5
BOBBIE, RONALD J.
BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE MARINE MICROFOULING COMMUNITY
STRIJCTURE TO CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER
EFFICIENCY/,46—2
CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY HIGH RESOLUTION
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS!,46—3
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE CF ESTUARINE DETRITAL
MICROBIOTA/,59—4
BOBBIE, RONALD J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICRO3IOTA/,63—8
EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,58—4
EFFECTS OF GIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER!,75—6
NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA/,58—3
8OLTON, SUZANNE, JOINT AUTHOR.
DRILLING MUD RESEARCH——OVERSIGHT/,55—7
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B
BONDE, G.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATOR CRGANISMS/,5—2
BONNELL, R., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY A S A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, 1 1 1,37—1
BOOKHOUT, CAZLYN G.
EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS/,22—6
EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE
CRA8/, 17—3
EFFECTS OF IREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF BLUE CRAB/,13—4
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO CRABS/,5—1
EFFECTS OF MIREX, METHOXYCHLUR, AND MALATHION ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS/,17—4
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES
SAPIDUS (PROJECT SUIIMARY)/,67—4
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII ANC CALLINECTES SAPIOUS/,82—1
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD
AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROP NOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,67—5
KEPONE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CALLINECTES SAPIOUS AND RHITHRQPANOPEUS
HARRISII/, 38—3
KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT CF MUD—CRAB AND BLU€—CRAB/,46—4
BOOKHOUT, CAZLYN G., JOINT AUTHOR.
SECOND GENERATION PESTICIDES AND CRAB DEVELOPMENT/,40—1
BORTHWICK, PATRICK W.
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1969 —7 1 1,7—1
CLINICAL CENTRIFUGE TUBE FOP SMALL BLO3D SAMPLES/,9—3
EFFECTS OF THE 8URROWING LUGWORM (ARENICOLA CRISTATA) ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF
MIREX IN AQUARIA CONTAINING A SANDY SUBSTRATE (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,17—5
GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC
BIOASSAYS/,13—6
INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF AMBUSH, BOLERO, SUX, DURSBAN,
FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYDRIN: STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SELECTED
ESTUARINE ALGAE, INVERTEBRATES, AND FISH/,59—6
METHODS FOR ACUTE STATIC TOXICITY TESTS WITH MYSID SHRIMP (MYSIDOPSIS
:BAHIA)/ ,28’S
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8
BORTHWICK, PATRICK W.
MIREX RESIDUES IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 19721,9—2
MONITORING MIREX IN NON—TARGET SPECIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES
(UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/, 13—5
ROUND—ROBIN ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF THE
EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,59—5
TOXICITY OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND RELATED COMPOUNDS TO EARLY LIFE STAGES OF
SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,28—6
USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TO ESTIMATE
ENVIRONMENTAL DEACTIVATION CF MARINE—GRADE CREOSCTE IN SEAWATER/,67—6
BORTHWICK, PATRICK W., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLICATICNS OF MALATHION ON SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENTS IN
NORTHWESTERN FLORIOA/,12—1
EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES OF ESTUARINE
ANI ALS/, 20—11
KINETICS OF PE$TICIDES/,1—11
SEASONAL EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,16—3
BOSTON, MARK A., JOINT AUTHOR.
SURVIVAL, DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, REARED FROM KEPGNE CONTAMINATED AND UNCONTAMINATED
POPULATIONS IN CHESAPEAKE 3AY/,26—3
BOlERO, LEONOR
BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING LARVAL SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER
HOMARUS AMERICANUS/,67—7
BOITCHER, ROSEMARY, JOINT AUTHOR.
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HAZARDS/ ,60—10
BOURQUIN, AL W.
ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE OF TOXICANTS
IN A SALT—MARSH ENVIROtJMENT/,22—
BIODEGRADATION IN THE ESTUARINE—MARINE ENVIRONMENTS AND THE GENETICALLY
ALTERED MICROBE/,82—2
DEGRADATION OF MALATHION BY SALT—MARSH MICROORGANISNS/,22—7
DISCUSSION — A UATIC MICRO IAL ECOLOGY/,46—5
DISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA WITH NITRILOTRIACETATE—DEGRADING POTENTIAL IN AN
ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,22—1O
EFFECT OF POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL FORMULATIONS ON THE GROWTH OF ESTUARINE
BACTERIAl, 13—10
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS/,28—7
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B
BOURQUIN, AL W.
EFFECTS OF frALATHION ON MICROORGANISMS OF AN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH
ENVIROWMENT/,Z2—8
ESTUARINE MICROBES AND ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES (A BRIEF REVIEW)/,7—2
IMPACT OF MICROBIAL SEED CULTURES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTI,7—3
IMPACT OF THE USE OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT/,13—8
INHIBITION OF ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS BY POLYCKLORINATED BIPHENYLS/,13—7
INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/, 39—5
MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS/,28—8
MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF XEN3BIOTIC COMPOUNDS/,67—3
MICROBIAL—MALATHION INTERACTION IN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH ECOSYSTEMS——EFFECT
AND DEGRADATION/,13—9
MICROBIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY CF ESTU.ARINE SURFACE MICROLAYERS/,17—6
REGULATORY R;ESPONSIBILITY/,38—4
WORKSHOP: MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF POLLUTANTS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS/,38—6
8OURQUIN, AL W., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEGRADATION OF JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN
INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMB R 19821,80—8
DENSITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED BY A
MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE/,14—6
DEVELOPMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL F ICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 151,11—5
DISCUSSION: CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY)/,43—10
EFFECT Of HEPTACHLOR ON HEX OECANE UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGI/,20—9
EFFECTS OF ADAPTATION ON BICOEGRADATION RATES IN SEDIMENT/WATER CORES FROM
ESTUARINE AND FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTSI,57—4
EFFECTS OF KEPUNE ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE
BACTERIAl, 72—7
FATE AND DEGRADATION OF 14C—KEPGNE IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS/,32—3
MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN COASTAL SURFACE SLICKS/,18—4
PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM BY THREE AQuATIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM
CONTINUOUS CULTURE ENRICHMENTS/,42—5
SUCCESSION OF MICROFUNGI IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS PERTURBED BY CARBARYL,
METHYL PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL/,47 —2
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B
BOURQUIN, AL W., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE STUDIES IN
MICROCOSMS/,44—I
USE OF MICRCCOSMS FOR EVALUATION OF INTERACTONS BETWEEN POLLUTANTS AND
MICROORGANISMS/ ,85—6
BOWERS, RALPH 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
ORDER ZCANTH RIA/,27—9
REVIEW OF HM4AIIAN ZOANTHIOS WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES/,4—4
BOWMAN, P.!., JOINT AUTHOR.
ISOLATIGN OF ATYPICAL CANOICA ALSICANS FROM THE NORTH SEA/,23—1O
BOYER, LARRY F., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF MARINE BENTHOS ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A
SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE/,74—7
BRADWAY, D.E.
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPCSURE TO PESTICIDES: RECENT OEVELOPMENTS IN
METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING PESTICIDE METABOLITES IN HUMAN URINE/,46—6
BRADY, S. SCOTT
CHLORO8ENZILATE RESIDUES IN URINE/,46—7
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
CHLQROBENZ ILATE/,67—9
BRAIDECH, T.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
RIVER POLLUTION BY ANTICHOLINESTERAS E AGENTS/,17—1l
BRANNON, ANITA C.
BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM IN THE EXOSKELETAL AND SOFT TISSUES OF THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PLJGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE. M.S.
THESIS/,28—9
BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, HEPATOPANCREAS AND
ABDOMINAL MUSCLE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: RELATION TO
MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO BARITE/,38—7
EFFECT OF SODIUM PEt’JTACHLORCPHENATE ON EXOSKELETAL CALCIUM IN THE GRASS
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,29’-l
BRANNON, ANITA C., JOINT AUTHOR.
INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERA.TION IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMCNETES PUGIO, BY
SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE/,35—4
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXICITY OF
PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO CRUSTACEANS/,44—2
BRAUSCH, JAMES, JOINT AUTHOR.
INHIBITION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS
DUORARUM) BY METHYL PARATHION AND ITS OXON/,56—1O
BREESE, WILBUR P., JOINT AUTHOR.
CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHILDE,
CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA/,54—l1
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B
BRIGHT, THOMAS J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF AN OFFSHORE DRILLING FLUID ON SELECTED CORALS/,57—7
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC
STATE OF THE CJRAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF
NORMALIZATION FOR CORAL OATA/,79—1
IMPORTANCE OF MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACRUPORA
CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE
AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION/,24—3
RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPCRA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE
FREE AMINO ACID POOL/,85—4
BROWN, LEWIS R.
EFFECT OF MIREX AND CARSOFUR N ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS/,13—11
BROWN, MELVIN S., JOINT AUTHOR.
WATER QUALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM DYNAM.ICS/,65—T
WATER QUALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS (PROJECT SIJMMARY)/,65—8
BROWN, R.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDA MALTOSA, A
HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST/,15—7
.BRUNGS, WILLIAM A.
RE ACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
BUCHANAN, D.V., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE DUNG5NESS CRAB CANCER MAGISTER/,29—5
BUNDRICK, CHARLES M., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON OF SEVERAL APPROACHES FOR CALCULATING LC5O S FOR BINARY RESPONSES
OBTAINED FROM TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS/,64—i
BUNTING, DIANE 1.
EVALUATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN AN OYSTER (OSTREA
EDULIS)—BACTERIA SYSTEM. M.S. THESIS/,38—8
BUNTING, DIANE L., JOINT AUTHOR.
PRELIMINARY STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF USING EMBRYO AND LARVAL
STAGES OF THE GOOSE BARNACLE, POLLICIPES PULYMERUS FOR MARINE
8IOASSAYS/,43—1
UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF NAPHTHALENE BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EDULIS, IN A
FLOt THROUGH SYSTEMJ,65—1
BURKE, TOM, JOINT AUTHOR.
DRILLING MUD RESEARCH——OVERSIGHT/,55—1
BURNETT, LOUIS E., JOINT AUTHOR.
CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES ANO EMBRYO
SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LEURESTHES TENUIS AND ATLANTIC
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES: ARTHERINIDAE)/,79—4
TOXICOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THE FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS,
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS/,54—IO
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BURTON, DENNIS T.
INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMISTRY AND TOXICITY OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND
8ROMI TE TO SELECTED ESTU RINE SPECIES/,5 —7
BURTON, DENNIS T., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLCRINE TOXICITY TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF
STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS/,61—8
COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE
AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,14—9
LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED
OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN)/,79—12
RESIDUAL OXIDANT DECAY AND BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATED
SEA—WATER/,64—8
RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH (MORUNE AMERICANA)
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN EST1JARINE WATERS/,28—4
TOXICITY OF BROMATE TO STRIPED BASS ICHIHYOPLANKIOW (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND
JUVENILE SPOT (LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS)/,64—9
TOXICITY OF OZONATED ESTUARINE WATER TO JUVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES
SAPIOUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS)/,64—7
BUTLER, GARY 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF SELECTED WASTEWATER CHLORINATION PRODUCTS AND CAPTAN ON MARINE
ALGA E/,26—11
EFFECTS, UPTAKE, AND METABOLISM OF METHGXYCHLOR, MIREX, AND 2,4—0 IN
SEAWEEOS/, 20—8
BUTLER, L.C., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEGRADATION OF JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN
INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 19821,80—B
BUTLER, PHILIP A.
ASSOCIATION OF DOT RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE PRODLJCTIVITY/,5—4
BIOACCUMULATION OF DOT AND PCB IN TISSUES OF MARINE FISHES/,38—9
BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ESTUARTNE MONITORING/,9—4
CHLCRINATEO HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT/,3—12
DOT IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSCS/,5—3
ESTUARIES/,9—5
FLOWING SEA 14ATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,17—7
FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,29—2
INFLUENCE OF PESTICIDES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,3—l
MONITORING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN ESTUARIES/,68—1
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BUTLER, PHILIP A.
NATIONAL ESTUA INE MONITORING ?ROGRAM/,22—11
ORGANOCKLO.RINE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 1965—72——NATIONAL PESTICIDE
MONITORING PPOGRAM/,7—4
PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSXS, 1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL
PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM/,29—3
RESIDUES OF PESTICIDES AND PCbS IN ESTUARINE FISH, 1972—76——NATIONAL
PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM/,29—4
SYNTHETIC ORGANICS/,39—1
TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS/,5—2
TRENDS IN PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN SHELLFISH/,9—6
USE OF OYSTERS AND RELATED MOLLUSCS as BIOLOGICAL MONITORS OF SYNTHETIC
ORGANIC POLLUTANTS/,38—1O
BUTLER, PHILIP A., JOINT AUTHOR.
HALOGENATED HYOROCAR3ONS/,52—1O
C
CABELLI, VICTOR J.
MICROORGANISMS/, 39—2
CAIRNS, JOHN, JOINT AUTHOR.
F000 QUALITY OF AUFWUCHS FRCM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF
PER1UR ATIONS/ ,68—5
CALDARONE, ELAINE M., JOINT AUTHOR.
FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF P},OSPHOLIPIDS IN THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULPINS
(LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH PULYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS (AROCLOR
1254)/,3 —3
CALDWELL, RICHARD S.
HOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE DUNGENESS CRAB/,22—12
FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN TrIERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULPINS
(LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLYCHIORINATED BIPHENYLS (AROCLOR
L254)/, 39—3
TOXICITY OF TH UNG!CIOE CAPTAN TO THE DUNGENESS CRAB CANCER MA ISTER/,29—5
CANFIELD, DANIEL E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL/, 80—7
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND bIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY/,80—6
IMPACT OF AQUATIC PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC
RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW/,75—5
CANTELMO, ANGELA C.
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLGROPHENOL (PCP) AND 2,4—OINITROPHENOL (ONP) ON THE OXYGEN
CONSUMPTION OF TISSUES FROM THE bLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPID1JS, UNDER
DIFFERENT OSMOTIC CONOITIONS/,29—7
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CANTELMO, ANGELA C.
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOP.OP -IENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON RESPIRATION IN
CRUSTACEANS/ ,29—6
CANTELMO, ANGELA C 1 , JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CHIOROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,64—5
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND 810CHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF 1H- TOXICITY OF
PENTACHLOROPHENCL TO CRUSTACEANS/,44-2
CANTELMO, FRANK R.
EFFECT CF BARITE ON MEIOFAUNA IN A FLOW—THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM/,39—4
EFFECT OF PENTACHLOR3PHENOL (PCP) ON MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES ESTABLISHED IN
AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM/,29—8
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOI.. ON THE MEIO8ENTHIC NEMATODES IN AN EXPERIMENTAL
SYSTEM/,29—9
CANTILLO, A.Y., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEOIMENTS/,57—3
CANTOR, KENNETH P., JOINT AUTHOR.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE: AN
INTERIM REPORT/,55—9
CAPUZZO, JUDITH M.
DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER/,68—2
DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER
(PROJECT SUtIMARY)/,68—3
CARLUCCI, ANGELO F., JOINT AUTHOR.
MICROORGANISMS!, 39—2
CARPENTER, JAMES H.
CHEMISTRY OF HALOGENS IN SEA WATER/,29—IO
CHEMISTRY OF HALOGENS IN SEAWATER/,17—8
CHLORINATION PRODUCTS/,39—5
ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL OXIDANTS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER/,23—1
PROBLEMS IN MEASURING RESIOLALS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER/,22—13
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER/,46—9
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,59—8
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: FINAL REPQRT/,59—9
REACTIONS IN CHLORINATED SEA WATER/,30—1
CARPENTER, JAMES H., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF
EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS/,24—1
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C
CARPENTER, JAMES H., JOINT AUTHOR.
SUNLIGHT -INOUCEO BROMATE FORMATION IN CHt.ORINATEO SEAWATEP./,25—4
CARR, ROBERT SCOTT, JOINT AUTHOR.
FATE AND EFFECTS OF PCLLUT .NTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS/,85—7
CASSIDY, S., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF POLYCHIORINATED 3IPHENYL FORMULATIONS ON THE GROWTH OF ESTUARINE
BACTERIA/,13—1O
CASTEEt., JOHN L., JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT Et’BRYOS: ADVANTAG S M40 LIMIT. TIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS
RE SEARCH/, 84 —i
CAWLEY, GEORGE, JOINT AUTHOR.
METHODS FOR THE RECOVERY OF ORGMIIC CARCINOGENS FROM WATER/,61—3
CERNIGLIA, CARL E.
BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL OXIDATION OF OI3ENZOFURAN/,39—7
SOME APPROACHES TO STUDIES CN THE DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY
FUNG 1/,39— 6
CHANDLER, F.W., JOINT AUTHOR.
EVALUATION OF INDUSTRIAL YEASTS FOR PATHOGENIC ITY/,41—ii
CHANG, CLIFFORD W.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON OF MUTAGEN ACCUMULATION IN 3 ESTU$RINE SPECIES USING THE
SALMONELLA/MICRGSOME ACTIVATION SYSTEM/,65—9
CHASAR, MICHAEL P, JOINT AUTHOR.
USEFULNESS OF THE HERMAPHROCITIC MARINE FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN
CARCINOGEN ICIlY TESTING/ ,84—4
CHEN, EDWARD, JOINT AUTHOR.
CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL
TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSCSTRE. VIRGINICA/,74—4
CHERRY, DONALD S., JOINT AUTHOR.
FOOD QUALITY OF AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF
PERTUR BATIONS/,68—5
CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM
CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM: PROJECT SUMMARIES/,39—8
CHILDRESS, RAY, JOINT AUTHOR.
ASSOCIATION OF DOT RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE PRODiJCTIVITY/,5—4
CHRISTIANSEN, M.E.
EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN H 6040) ON LARVAL
DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUARINE CRABS/,30—2
EFFECTS OF THE JUVENILE HORMONE MIMIC ZR—512 (ALTOZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT
OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC
TEMPERATURES/, 23—2
PERSISTENCE OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN IN 8RACKISH WATER: A
LABORATORY EVALUATION USING LARVAE OF AN ESTUARINE CRAB AS INDICATOR/,46—iO
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CHRISTIANSEN, M.E
ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY OF THE EXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUARINE CRAB
RHITHROPANQPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN
(DIFLU ENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE/,68—4
CLARK, JAMES R.
FOOD QUALITY OF AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF
PERTUR8ATIONS/ ,68—5
CLESCERI, L.S., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYNCPSIS OF DISCUSSION SESSION: EXTRAPCLATION/,56—3
CLEVELAND, MARY ELIZABETH
SIOTIC AND ABIOTIC FACTORS AFFECTING SORPTION OF TOXIC COMPOUNDS TO NATURAL
SEDIMENTS. M.S. THESIS/,77—2
COCHRAN, J.K., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
COLLE, DOUGLAS E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONT ROLl, 80—7
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMIC L AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY/,8O—6
COLWELL, RITA R.
EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL (PCB) WITH ESTUARINE
MICROORGANISMS AND SHELLFISh/,23—3
CONKLIN, PHILIP J.
COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYDROCARBONS/,7 7—3
EFFECTS OF BARITE AND USED DRILLING MUDS ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH PARTICULAR
REFERENCE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,47—l
EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOCARBAMATES ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO:
MOLT—RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION/,68—6
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PENTACKLOPOPHENOL AND ITS PRODUCTS ——A ROUND TABLE
DISCUSSION/,30—3
TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE (NA—PCP) TO THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PIJGIO, AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE/,30—4
TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLCROPHENATE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES
PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE/,30—5
CONKLIN, PHILIP J., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CHLOROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,64—5
CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT
CHRUMIUM/, 78—1
EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLORCPHENATE ON EXOSKELETAL CALCIUM IN THE GRASS
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,29—1
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CONKLIN, PHILIP J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF SODIUM P TACHL8R3PHENAT AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON RESPIRATION IN
CRUSTACEANS/, 29—5
INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PAL4EMQNETES PUGIO, BY
SODIJM PENTACHLOROPHENATE/,35—4
PHYSIOLOGICAL ANO BIOCHEMIC L INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXICITY OF
PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO CRUST ACEANS/, 44—2
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EVALUATIJN OF OITHIOCARSAMATE TOXICITY
TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMCNETES PUGIO/,74—5
CONNOLLY, JOHN P., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION OF ADSORBING SOLIDS ON THE PARTITION
COEFFICIENT/ ,55—4
CONNOR, S.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC
STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF
NORMALIZATION FOR CORAL OATA/,79—1
IMPORTANCE OF MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPORA
CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERN EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUOS CALCIFICATION RATE
AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION/,84—3
RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE
FREE AMINO ACID POOL/,85—4
CONNOR, SETH JOHN
EFFECTS OF DRILL MUD ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL OF ACROPORA CERVICORNIS.
M.S. THESIS/,71—4
CONSTANTINE, G.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOBRAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETH LITY IN COHO SALMON/,56—9
COOK, DAVID U., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF MIREX AND CARBOFURAN ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS/,13—11
COOK, GARY H.
DETERMINATION OF MALATHION, MALAOXON, AND MONO— AND DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS OF
MALATHION IN FISH, OYSTER, AND SHRIMP TISSUE/,17—9
RELATIONSHIP OF MALATHION AND ITS METABOLITES TO FISH POISONING/,17—1O
COOK, GARY H., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN
LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES/,11 —7
BRAIN ACETYLCH3LINESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL POISONING BY MALATHION, 0,0—DIMETHYL S—(1,2—OICAR8ETHOXYETHYL)
PHOSPHOR 0011 H 1041 E/, .14—2
DIELORIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,11—8
EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLICATIONS OF MALATHION ON SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENTS IN
NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA/,12—1
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COOK, GARY H., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZOPHORA MANGLE
L./,8—2
HEXACHLOROBENZENE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,15—1O
MIREX RESIDUES IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 19721,9—2
COOK, W.L.
SUCCESSION OF MICROFUNGI IN ESTUARINE MICROC3SMS PERTURBED BY CARBARYL,
METHYL PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL/,47—2
COOK, W.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
DENSITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED BY A
MEMERANE—AOSORPTION PROCEDURE/,14—6
EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITIES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE
FILMS/, 59—1
MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE SLICKS/,22—2
MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN COASTAL SUR ACE SLICKS/,18—4
COOLEY, NELSON R.
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES UN ESTUARINE CILIATES/,1—5
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES STUOIEO AT FLORIDA FISHERIES CENTER/,1—3
ESTUARINE FAUNAL INVENTORY/,1—4
INVENTORY OF THE ESTUARINE FAUNA IN THE VICINITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
FLA. MAR. RES. PUBL.. NO. 31/,30—6
MIREX AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA
PYRIFORMIS STRAIN W/,5—5
OCCURRENCE OF SNOOK ON THE NORTH SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO/,9—7
POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS, AROCLORS .1248 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND
ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS/,7—5
COOLEY, NELSON R., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXICITY OF AROCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS/,15—9
COPPAGE, DAVIO L.
ANTICHOL.INESTERASE ACTION OF PESTICIDAL CARBAMATES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS
SYSTEM OF POISONED FISHES/,23—4
BIOASSAYS AS INDICATORS OF POLLUTION EFFECTS/,18—2
BRAIN ACETYLCHOLNESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL POISONING BY frALATHION, O,O—OIMETHYL S—(1,2—OICARBETHOXYETHYL)
PHOSPHORODITHIQATE/,14—2
BRAI —ACETYLCHOLiNESTERASE INHIBITION IN A M RINE TELEOST DURING LETHAL AND
SUBLETHAL EXPOSURES TO 1,2—DI8ROMO—2,2—OICHLOROETHYL OIMETHYL PHOSPHATE
(NALED) IN SEAWATER/,14—1
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COPPAGE, DAVID L.
CHARACTERIZATION OF FISH BRAIN ACETYLCHCLINESTERASE WITH AN AUTOMATED PH
STAT FOR INHIBITION STUDIES/,3 2
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIES ALONG THE GULF AND SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC
COA ST5/,5—6
ENZYME SYSTEMS OF ESTUARINE ORG NISMS/ ,1—6
ESTERASE INHIBITING PESTICICES: CHEMISTRY, MODE OF ACTION, AND EFFECTS ON
FISH/, 5 —7
FISH BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTER ASE INHIBITION ASSAY/,18—1
ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES: SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BRAIN ACHE INHIBITION RELATED
TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAD MINNCWS/,5—B
RIVER POLLUTION BY ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS/,?7—I1
SHORT—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANCPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON CHOLINESTERASES OF
ESTUARINE FISHES AND PINK SHRIMP/,9—3
COPPAGE, DAVID 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
IN, THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS/,41—8
EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLICATICNS OF MALATHION ON SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENTS IN
NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA/,:12—1
RELATIONSHIP OF MALATHION AND ITS METABOLITES TO FISH POISONING/,17—1O
SENSITIVITY TO PESTICIDES IN THREE GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNCWS/,2—1
COSTLOW, JOHN D.
EFFECT OF DIMILIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF LARVAE OF THE STONE CRAB MENIPPE
MERCENARIA, AND THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,39—9
SECOND GENERATION PESTICIDES ANO CRAG OEVELOPMENT/,40—1
COSTLOW, JOHN 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON FECUNDITY AND EGG
VIABILITY OF THE MARINE COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA./,66—4
EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON OEVELCPIf’JG LARVAE OF RiIITHROPANOPEUS HARRI.SII (GOULD).
I. INTERACTIONS JF TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCURY ON LARVAL
DEVELO?MENT/ ,72—1O
EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE
CR AB/,11—3
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF BLUE CRAB/,13—4
EFFECTS OF MIREX, METHOXYCHLOR, AND MALATHION ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS/,17—4
EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND MERCURY ON DEVELOPING MEGALOPAE AND EARLY CRAB
STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS PATHBUN/,63—2
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COSTLOw, JOHN 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES
SAPIOUS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,67—4
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII ANC CALLINECTES SAPIOUS/,82—1
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD
ANO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII ANC CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,67—5
EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON LARVAL
DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUARINE CRABS/,30—2
EFFECTS OF THE JUVENILE HORMONE MI 4IC ZR—512 (ALTOZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT
OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROP NDPEUS HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC
TEMPERATUR ES/, 23—2
KEPCNE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CALLINECTES SAPIDIJS AND RHIIHROPANOPEUS
HARRISII/, 38—3
KEPCNE EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE—CRAB/,46—4
ONTOGENY OF PHOTUTAXIS BY LARVAE OF THE CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII/,10—5
PERSISTENCE OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN IN BRACKISH WATER: A
LABORATORY EVALUATION USING LARVAE OF AN ESTUARINE CRAB AS INDICATOR/,46—lO
SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS UPON CRAB LARVAL
SEHAVIOR/, 31—12
ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY OF THE EXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUARINE CRAB
HITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN
CDIFLUBENZURUN) ON THE LARVAL CtJTICLE/,68—4
COUCH, JOHN A, JOINT AUTHOR.
DEBATE: MOUSE VERSUS MINNOt : THE FUTURE OF FISH IN CARCINOGENICITY
TESTING/,82—6
COUCH, JOHN A..
AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN
THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT/,40—4
AQUATIC ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES/,68—7
ATTEMPTS TO INCREASE B CULOVIRUS PREVALENCE IN SHRIMP BY CHEMICAL
EXPOSURE/, 18—3
BIOMONITORING OF COASTAL WATERS——AN OVERVIEW/,47—3
BIORATIONAL WORKSHOP, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 15—17, 19821,77—6
CONCURRENT NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISTAN DISORDERS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER
(CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,40—5
DETECTION OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL PATHOGENS AND POLLUTANTS IN
AQUATIC ANIMALS/,9—12
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COUCH, JOHN A.
DISCUSSION FROM SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED AT EPA—USDA WORKING
SYMPOSIUM/ ,14—3
DISEASES CAUSED BY PROTOZOAJ,77—5
DISEASES, PARASITES, AND TOXIC RESPONSES OF COMMERCIAL PENAEID SHRIMPS OF
THE GULF OF MEXICO AND SOUTH ATLANTIC COASTS OF NORTH AMERICA/,3O—7
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, NUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES—AQUATIC
•4NI ALS/, 60—2
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, NUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS)/,47—4
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS)/,60—3
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS)/,68—9
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NONHUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM/,?7—7
ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE AND MARINE
SHRIMP/, 14—5
ENZOOTIC NUCLEAR POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP: ULTRASTRUCTURE,
PREVALENCE, AND ENHANCEMENT/,9—9
FORM, MORPHOGENESIS, AND MOST—CILIATE RELATIONSHIP OFLAGENOPHRYS
CALLINECTES (CIL.IATEA: PERITRICHIDA). PH.D. OISSERTATION/,3—3
FREE AND OCCLUDED VIRUS, SIt ILAR TO BACULOVIRUS, IN HEPATOPANCREAS OF PINK
SHRIMP/,9—1O
HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA/,1O—1
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED CHEMICALS ON THE LIVERS
OF FISHES/,1’ —4
HISTUPATHOLOGY AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE PITUITARY OF A TELEOST EXPOSED TO THE
HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN/,82—3
INTERACTION OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS AND VIRUS IN A CRUSTACEAN: A NOVEL
BIOASSAY SYSTEM/,23—6
KEPONE—INDUCED SCOLIOSIS ANC ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FISH/,23—7
LABORATORY EVALUATION OF MARINE FISHES AS CARCINOGEN ASSAY SUBJECTS/,60—1
PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF UROSPORIDIUM (HAPLOSPORIOA) INFECTION IN
MICROPHALLID METACERCARIAE/,9—11
PROTOZOAN SYMBIONTS AND RELATED DISEASES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES
SAPIOUS RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED
STATES/,68—8
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COUCH, JOHN A.
SHRIMPS (ARTHROPOOA: CRUSTACEA: PENAEIOAE)/,40—3
SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENESIS
OF INSECT VIRUS IN A NONTARGET ESTUARINE SHRIMP/,82—4
ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND PR3TARGCL STUDIES OF LAGENOPHRYS CALLINECTES
(CILIOPHORA: PERITRICHIDA)/,7—6
ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF SHRIMP EXPOSED TO THE POLLUTANT CHEMICAL,
POLYCKLORINATED BIPHEWYL (.AROCLOR 1254)/,9—13
ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY OF LESIONS IN GILLS OF A MARINE SHRIMP EXPOSED TO
CADMIUM/,23—5
VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLIJRALIN/,40—2
VIRAL DISEASES OF INVERTEBRATES OTHER THAN INSECTS/,59—1O
COUCH, JOHN A., JOINT AUTHOR.
ANNOTATED LIST OF PROTOZOAN PARASITES, HYPERPARASITES, AND COMMENSALS OF
OECAPOO CRUSTACEA/,4—2
ASPECTS OF THE HOST—COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PALAEMONIO SHRIMP
(PONTONIA DCMESTICA) AND THE PEN SHELL (ATRINA RIGIDA)/,60—4
BIOLOGY OF CEPHAIOPODS/,3—7
CORRELATION OF MIXED—FUNCTION OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES
IN THE LIVER OF A MARINE FISH/,44—9
OIELDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,11—8
EFFECTS OF HEPTACHLOR AND TOXAPHENE ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF
THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW/,32—4
EPA MARINE—ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAKE,
BIOACCUMULATION AND TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES IN MARINE ORGANISMS/,14—7
HEMATOPOIETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COLD—BLOODED VERTEBRATES/,52—5
PROCTOECES sp. (TREMATODA: CIGENEA) IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA
VIRGINICA/ ,66—8
RESPONSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS
TO CHLORINATION/,25—6
TOXICITY OF AROCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS! ,15—9
TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE SPOT, L€IOSTOMUS XANTHURUS/,25—5
TOXICOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THE FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS,
EXPCSEO TO CHLORINE PRODUCEC OXIOANTS/,54—1O
USEFULNESS CF CYPRINODON VAR 1EGATUS AND FUNOULUS GRANOIS IN CARCINOGENICITY
TESTING: ADVANTAGES AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS/,82—5
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COULL, B., JOINT AUTHOR
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
COURTNEY, LEE A
ASPECTS OF THE HOST—COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PALAEMONID SHRIMP
(PONTOWIA OGMESTICA) AND THE PEN SHELL (ATRINA RIGIDA)/,60—4
USEFULNESS CF CYPRINODON VARIE ATUS NO FUNDULUS GRANOIS IN CARCINOGENICITY
TESTING: ADVANTAGES AND SPECIAL PRO3L MS/,82—5
COURTNEY, LEE A., JOINT AUTHOR.
AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN
THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT/,40—4
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MIJTAGENS, AND TERATCGENS ON NONHUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PRDGRAM/,77—7
ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE CF 8ACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE AND MARINE
SHRIMP/, 14—5
INTERACTION OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS AND VIRUS IN A CRUSTACEAN: A NOVEL
BIOASSAY SYSTEM/,23—6
LABORATORY EVALUATION OF MARINE FISHES AS CARCINOGEN ASSAY SUBJECTS/,60—1
COUSE, NANCY L.
BIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY ND THE DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS/,69—1
CaUSE, NANCY 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTANTS FROM SYMF1JEL OPERATIONS/,65—4
COUTANT, C,C.., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/,9—1
CRABTREE, ROY E.
OYSTER SMELL SIZE AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES BY CHASMOOES
USQUIANUS, kIYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPSOSLENNIUS IONTHAS (PISCES,
8LENNIIDAE) AND GOBIOSOMA BCSCI (PISCES, GOBIIDAE) IN TWO SOUTH/,69—2
CRAFT, C.D., JOINT AUTHOR.
SALTWATER FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND
SALINITY/, 13—1
CRANE, ALLAN M.
CONTRIBUTION OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED
•ESTU RINE WATER/,47—6
INFLUENCES OF SELECTED TIDAL—ACTIVITY—DEPENDENT PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE
DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,47—5
VOLATILE HALOCARBON PRODUCTION FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MARINE ALGAL
BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDING D—MANNITOL/,47—7
WATER—SOFTENING AND CONOITICNING EQUIPMENT: A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF WATER
CONTAMINATION/ ,23—8
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CRANE, ALLAN 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF
CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
(GMELIN)/, 57—1
RESPONSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS
TO CHLORINATION/,25—6
TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE SPOT, L€IOSTOMUS XANTHURUS/,25—5
CRAWFORD, RICHARD B.
DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS ON TELEOST AND ECHINODERM DEVELOPMENT/,60—5
EFFECTS OF A DRILLING FLUID ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TELEOST AND AN
ECHINGDERM/,60—6
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT/,77—8
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS CN EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY)1,77—9
CRIPE, CLAUDE R.
APPARATUS TO PRODUCE TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN A SIMULATED SALT MARSH
S VS I E M/,47 —8
AUTOMATED DEVICE (AGARS) FOR STUDYING AVOIDANCE OF POLLUTANT GRADIENTS BY
AQUATIC ORGANISMS/,40—6
DEVICE TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN SALTWATER
HOLDING TANKS/,30—B
DYNAMICS OF MIREX AND ITS PRINCIPAL PHOTOPRODUCTS IN A SIMULATED MARSH
SYSTEM/, 23—
CRIPE, CLAUDE R., JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARIME ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP
MILL EFFLUENTS/,19—6
FIELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS)
TO STORM WATER RUNOFF/,33—9
INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,38—5
REACTIONS OF BLUE CRABS TO LOW PH. CCMMENTS./,33—iO
CRIPE, G.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIDS (MYSIOOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—3
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—9
CRIPE, GERALDINE N.
EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON SWIMMING STAMINA OF THE MYSIO
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA/,60—7
CRIPE, GERALDINE N., JOINT AUTHOR.
EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIDIA
PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIOANTS/,78—1O
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CRIPE, GERALDINE N., JOINT AUTHOR.
INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON CF THE EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING THE
SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARI G4TUS)/,83—1O
CRONIN, L.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
CROSBY, D.G., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE METABOLISM OF PARATHION BY INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES/,41—7
CROSS, FORD A.
8IOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION
OF MANGANESE, IRON, ANO ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WATER, AND POLYCHAETOUS
WORMS! ,1—7
BIOLOGICAL CBSERVATIONS/,30—9
CONTAMINANT BIOASSAYS: CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RESOURCES FOR HUMAN
CONSUMPTION/,1O—2
CROSS, FORD A., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOM3NITORING OF COASTAL WATERS——AN OVERVIEW/,41—3
POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM RADICACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ESTUARY/,6—.2
CROW, S.A.
DENSITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED BY A
MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE! ,14—6
ISOLATION OF ATYPICAL CANDICA ALBICANS FROM THE NORTH SEA/,23—1O
MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN COASTAL SURFACE SLICKS/,18—4
UPTAKE OF AROMATIC AND BRANCHED CHAIN HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST/,47—9
CROW, S.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF HEPTACHIOR ON HEXAOECANE UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGI/,ZO —9
EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS UN MICROBIAL ACTIVITIES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE
Fl LMS/, 59—1
INHIBITION OF ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS BY POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS/,13—7
MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN :-STUARINE SURFACE SLICKS/,22—2
MICROBIOLOGICAL CYCLING OF OIL IN ESTUARINE MARSHLANOS/,17—1
YEASTS FROM THE NORTH SEA ANO AMOCO CAOIZ OIL/,46—1
CUOMO, M. CARMELA, JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS
AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUI th AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES/,67—2
CIJTSHALL , NORMAN H.
MAN—MADE RADIONUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER
SEOIMENTS/ ,60—8
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D ASARO, CHARLES N.
CYCLING OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH M RIN AND ESTUARINE SEOIMENTS/,69—3
CYCLING OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS (PROJECT
SUMMARY)/, 69—4
OASARO, CHARLES N., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USED DRILLING FLUIDS ON REPRESENTATIVE
ESTU RINE ORGANISMS/,56—8
EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE SPECIES AND
DEVELOPING BENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,56—7
DALBO, C.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING
MUDS/, 76—1
OALLMEYER, 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,75—9
DAME, R., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
DANAUSKAS, JOSEPH X., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
1,2—OIBROMO—3—CHLOROPROPANE (O3CP) IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—6
EVALUATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) IN AMBIENT
AIRJ, 54—1
FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
1,2—DIBROMOETHANE, EOB, IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—8
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW/, 48—1
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD; AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY/,69—5
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MI XERS/, 69—6
DARON, H.H., JOINT AUTHOR.
GLUCURONSYL— AND SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL
CARCINOGEN /,75— 8
DAVEY, EARL W.
IOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER/,7—7
DAVIES, JOHN E.
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW/, 48—1
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY/,69—5
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MIXERS/,69—6
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DAVIES, TUDOR T.
AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM O USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZE WATER
QUALITY MANAGEMENT/,130—1O
DAVIES, TUDOR 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, LAKE HURON/ ,28—3
STATEMENT OF LEONARD MANGIARACINA, DIRECTOR, CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM,
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ACCOMPANIED BY DR. TUDOR DAVIES, DEPUTY
DIRECTOR, GULF BREEZE €NVIRCNMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, E/,42—6
DAVIS, DONALD 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
METABOLISM OF ATRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA. 2. WATER—SOLUBLE
META BOLITES/,58—2
DAVIS, DONALD E.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH/,40—7
DAVIS, DONALD E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZIt’JE METABDLISM IN BOX CRABS/,43—9
EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHI 3ITUR ATRAZINE, ON SALT MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE,
IN CULTURE, MICROECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELO/,55—1O
EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHLBITOR, ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER
CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH)/,56—1
METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA—DETRITUS——UCA PUGNAX
FOOD CHAIN/,42—7
DAVIS, WAYNE R., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, LETOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
FOLLOWING SUBLETHAL CAOMIUM EXPOSURE/,15—8
DAVIS, WILLIAM M.
FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ADENOSINE NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES AS MEASURES
OF THE MICROFOULING, DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL BIUMASS AND
PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS/,48—2
DAVIS, WILLIAM H., JOINTAUTHOR.
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON 8IDMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL
t-IICROBICTA/, 59—4
EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,58—4
NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS ANO
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA/,58—3
PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, ANO COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
THE ESTUARINE OETRITAL MICRc’BIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOO
GRAZING/,75—7
DAVIS, WILLIAM P.
CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF
EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS/,24—i
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DAVIS, WILLIAM P.
CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPHOLOGY,
BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS/,7—8
IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,24—2
It4PACTS OF GIL SPILL AND CLEAN—U? ON THE EUROPEAN COAST: AMOCO CADIZ/,40—8
INTERACTION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINATION: AN
OVERVIEW/, 77—10
MAJOR USES OF CHLORINATION (AN ECOLOGISTS PERSPECTIVE)/,69—7
MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF BENTHIC ORGANISM
RESPONSES TO LOW—LEVEL POLLUTANTS/,23—11
MARINE WORKSHOP SUMMARY/,30—11
METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
SP ILLS/,48—3
REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLCRINATION PROCESSES UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,18—5
REVISED REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES UPON MARINE
ECOSYSTEMS: UPDATE 1977 1,31—1
SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY AND ZOCGEOGRAPHY OF PTERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERUS (PISCES:
GO8IIOAE)/ ,24—.3
DAVIS, WILLIAM P., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS/,30—9
CHLORINATION PROOUCTS/,39—5
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN
EASTERN PUERTO RICO/,41—9
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NONHUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM/,77—7
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
FATE AND EFFECTS OF CHLORINE IN COASTAL WATERS: SUMMARY AND
RECCMMENDATIONSI,22—5
IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,19—8
REACTION PRCOUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
DAVISON, RICHARD 6., JOINT AUTHOR.
LABORATORY BIOASSAYS/,2—2
DAWE, CLYDE J
DEBATE: MOUSE VERSUS MINNOW: THE FUTURE OF FISH IN CARCINOGENICITY
TEST ING/, 8 2—6
DAY, J.W., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS/,73—2
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DAY, J.W., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRON ENT L IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,73—3
DE OUDE, N.T., JOINT AUTHOR.
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES/,40—1O
DEAN, JOHN M., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE
TELEOSTS, FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS AND MENIOIA MENIDIA TO CADMIUM/,25—7
EFFECT OF THERMP.L STRESS ANC TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE
STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS/,34—I
REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIOIA (PISCES,
ATHERINIDAE)/, 63—5
DEANS CHRISTINE H., JOINT AUTHOR.
ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION CF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
EN1HIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO DI—N—BUTYL PHTHALATE/,81—4
IMPACT ON AND RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO
PENTACHLOROPHENOL/,81—5
DEANS, CHRISTINE H., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES
FOR TOXICANT—EXPOSURE STUOIES/,81—7
DECOURSEY, P., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL 8IOASSAYS/,9—1
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
DERBY, CHARLES 0.
INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS UN THE PRIMARY CHEMOSENSORY NEURONS IN WALKING
LEGS OF THE LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS/,60—9
NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTCR CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER
HOMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE SPECIALIST/,69—8
DERBY, JENNIFER G. SMITH, JOINT AUTHOR.
DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER/,68—2
DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER
(PROJECT SUMMARY)/,68—3
DINER, A.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH/,40—7
ATRAZINE METABOLISM IN BOX CRA3S/,43—9
DODGE, RICHARD E.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON THE REEF—BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,69—9
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH
ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO/,77—11
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DODGE, RICHARD E.
GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF RE F—BUILOING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO 4
NAVM.. ORDINANCE RANGE: VIECUES, PUERTO RICO/,69—10
DODGE, ROBERT H., JOINT AUTHOR.
SOME APPROACHES IC STUDIES ON THE DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY
FUNGI/ ,39—6
DOMEY, RICHARD G., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF THERMAL STRESS AND TJTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE
STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS/,34—1
INFLUENCES OF SELECTED TIDAL—ACTIVITY—DEPENDENT PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE
DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,47—5
MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF .SENTHIC ORGANISM
RESPONSES TO LOW—LEVEL POLLtJTANTS/,23—11
0005, JESSICA E., JOINT AUTHOR.
DIFFERENTIAL ABILITY OF AMBYSTOMA TIGRINtJM HEPATIC MICROSOMES FROM POLYCYLIC
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC AMINES/,67—1
DOUGHERTY, RALPH C.
NEGJ TIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
HYDROCAR8ONS/ ,70—1
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION
WITH XENOBIQTIC CHEMICALS/,48—5
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HAZARDS/ ,6O—1O
TOXIC RESIDUES AND POLLUTANTS/,48—4
DOUGHERTY, RALPH C., JOINT AUTHOR.
MICROMETHOOS FOR TOXIC RESICUE SCREENING BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION
MASS SPECTRQMETRY/,54—1
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF POLYCHLORINATEO OISENZO—P-—OIOXINS,
DIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES/,62—4
PENTACHIOROPHENOL !N THE ENVIRONMENT. EVIDENCE FOR ITS ORIGIN FROM
COMMERCIAL PENTACHIOROPHENOL BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS
SPECTROMETRY/,53—9
SCREENING OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPLES FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC
SUBSTANCES USING NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRGNETRY/,53—8
DOUGHTIE, DANIEL G.
CILIARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR GLANDS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,61—1
CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT
CHRCMIUM/,78—1
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE ANTENNAL GLAND, MIDGUT,
HEPATOPANCREAS, AND GILL OF GR ASS SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT
CHRC’MIUM/,82—7
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DOUGHTIE, DANIEL G.
ROSETTE GLANDS i J THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIG. I.
COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATIUN/,7O—2
ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. II.
PREMGLT OUCTULE REFCRMATIQN: REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESSES BY CYTOPLASMIC
PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURATION/,70—3
SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE BRANCHIAL P000CYTES IN THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIG/,61—2
ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE
ANTENNAL GLANDS, HEPATDPANCREAS, AND MIDGUT OF GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO TWO
DITHIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDES/,78—2
ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF OEGENERATIVE CHANGES LEADING TO
BLACi GILLS IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A DITHIOC.ARSAMATE BIOCIOE/,18—3
ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES INDUCED BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE IN THE GRASS
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE/,31—2
ULTRASTRIJCTURE Of AN EXOCRINE OERM L Gi..ANO IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO: OCCURRENCE OF TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONEMES ASSOCIATED
WITH THE SLCUG1IING AND REFORMATION CF THE DUCTULE/,40—9
DOUGHTIE, DANIEL G., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYDROCARBONS/,77—3
EFFECTS OF BARITE AND USED DRILLING MUDS ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH PARTICULAR
REFERENCE TO THE GRASS SHRIr P, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,47—i
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HIST3PATHCLOGICAL EVALUATION OF DITHIOCARBAMATE TOXICITY
TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMCNETES PU IO/,74—5
DRYFOOS, ROBERT L., JOINT AUTHOR.
ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF TAGGED GULF MENHADEN/,20—3
DRYSDALE, 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYDRDCARbONS/,77—3
DUKE, KENNETH M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INCICATORS OF BIOACTIVITY CF INDUSTRIAL
WASTES/,76—4
DUKE, THOMAS W.
ABSTRACT: POTENTIAL IMPACT OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON ESTUARINE
PROCUCTIVITY/, 70—4
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LA3CRATORY—PREPAREO GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,E2—8
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—9
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC
OCEAN/,3—4
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DUKE, THOMAS W.
CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING IMPORTANCE AND EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT A BRIEF OVERVIEW/,1O—3
CYCLING OF POLLtITANTS/,18—6
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON ESTIJARINE ORGANISMS/,l—9
ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS——MARINE LIFE (SUMMARY)/ .14—8
EPA MARINE—ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAKE,
BI3ACCUMULATION AND TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES P1 MARINE ORGANISMS/,14—7
ESTUARINE PESTICIDE RESEARCH——8UR€AU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES/,1—.10
FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON
MARINE ORGAnISMS/,31—3
IMPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT/,1O—4
KINETICS OF PESTICIDES/,1—11
LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ON ECOSYSTEMS/,24—4
PESTICIDES IN AQUATIC ENvIRCNMENTS: AN OVERVIEW/,24—5
POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIMENT, AND BIOTA OF
ESCAMBIA BAY, FLORIDA/,1—8
PROGRESS REPORT: DRILLING FLUID PROJECT/,78—6
RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF BREEZE
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO
HAZARD ASSESSMENT/,83—1
RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF BREEZE
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1916—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO
HAZARD ASSESSMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY)/ .83—2
SUMMARY OF EPA DRILLING FLUID RESEARCH ACTIVITIES/,70—5
USES AND MISUSES OF ESTUARIES/,70—6
DUKE, THOMAS W., EDITOR
IMPACT OF MAN ON THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT/,70—7
DUKE, THOMAS W., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1969—71/,7—1
BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM?/,70—11
BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION
OF MANGANESE, IRON, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WATER, AND POLYCHAETOIJS
WORMS/ ,1—7
CONTAMINANT 8IOASSAYS: CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RESOURCES FOR HUMAN
CONSUMPTION/, 10—2
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DUKE, THOMAS W., JOINT AUTHOR.
CRABS (ARTHROPODA: CRUSTACEA: DECAPODA: 8RACHYURA)/,45—1O
EFFECTS OF I IREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,3—8
EFFECTS OF ?IREX ON THE LARV L DEVELOPMENT OF TWO CR8BS/,5—1
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIES ALONG THE GULF AND SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC
COA ST$/,5—6
ON THE USE CF iNDICES IN AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD ASSESSMENT/,62—12
PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIES/,1O—11
POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM RADICACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ESTUARY/,6—2
TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MOEPSI PROPOSAL: APPLICATION FOR OCEAN O(JMPING
RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE DRILL MUO, CUTTINGS AND WATER/,63—1
WEATHERED IXTOX .1 OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE BENTHOS/,71—1O
DUMAS, DAVID P., JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, GAMSUSIA AFFINIS/,5—1O
IMPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDE RESI3UES IN THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT/,1O—4
DUNCAN, R.C., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
CHLCRCBENZ IIATE/,67—9
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MIXERS/,69—6
DURANT, DOUGLAS F., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATEO CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL/,80—7
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATEO CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY/,8O—6
DUTHIE, J.R.
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES/,40—1O
DUURSMA, EGBERT G., JOINT AUTHOR.
HALCGENATED HYDROCARBONS/,52—1O
DYAR, ELIZABETH E., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORDANE, TRIFLURALIN, AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO
SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRINOCON VARIEGATUS)/,34—9
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,26—1
€
EOGERTON, THOMAS R.
DETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS
C HR C MA TOG RAP H Y/, 48—6
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EDGERTON, THOMAS R., JOINT AUTHOR.
0ETERMIN TION OF UND RIVATIZEO CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINED HIGH
PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION
MONITORING/,66—9
METHOD FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY LC WITH AN
ELECTROCHEMICAL OETECTOR/,62—1O
MIN1MIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTIClOES: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN
METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING PESTICIDE METABOLITES IN HUMAN URINE/ ,46—6
EHRLICH, KENNETH
METHODS FOR THE RECOVERY OF ORGANIC CARCINOGENS FROM WATER/,61—3
ELAM, DAVID L., JOINT AUTHOR.
METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN AROCLJR 1254 TREATED MULLET/,65—12
MIXED FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM
IN ‘THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH/,42—9
ELLENOER, RUDOLPH 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAD/,51 11
C—BANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CELL LINES/,52—1
EXPOSURE OF A TELEOST CELL LINE TO SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS/,52—9
PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS CULTURE
ESTA3LISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUDIES/,84—6
ELLISON, RICHARD A., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT!, 67—3
ELNENAEY, ELSAYED A.
SEPARATION CF THE ISOMERIC PHENOLS OF BENZO( ,A)PYRENE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE
LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPH’Y/,61—4
ENGLER, ROBERT N.
ACTIVITY REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA FOR DREDGED ANO FILL MATERIAL/,41—1
ECOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF PRCPOSED DISCHARGE OF DREDGED MATERIAL INTO OCEAN
WATERS: IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 103 OF PUBLIC LAW 9a—532 (MARINE
PROTECTION, RESEARCH, AND SANCTUARIES ACT OF 1972/,24—6
ENGLER, ROBERT N., JOINT AUTHOR.
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA FOR DREDGED AND FILL MATERIAL/,27—1O
ENOS, HENRY F.
ASSURING THE QUALITY OF DATA IN THE PESTICIDE RESIDUE LABORATORY/,48—7
ENOS, HENRY F., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHLOROBENZILATE RESIDUES IN URINE/,46—7
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AUTHOR INDEX
E
ENOS, HENRY F., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
1,2—DISROMO—3—CHLOROPROPANE (O3CP) IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—6
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
CHLORO ENZILATE/,67—9
DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLOOD
SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE/,55—8
EVALUATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) IN AMBIENT
AIRI,54—7
FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
1,2—DISROMOETHANE, EDB, IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—8
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW/, 48—1
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELO: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY/,69—5
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MIXERS/,69—6
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE:
INTERIM REPCRT/,55—9
UTILITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MAN S EXPOSURE TO
CHEMICALS/ ,73—8
ENOS, JOANNA M., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLOROANE, TRIFLURALIN, AND PENTACHLORUPHENOL TO
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,34—9
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCtILOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAO
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,26—1
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE
ABSTRACTS AND INDEX TO PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH PCP OR CR€SOTE/,83—3
ACEPHATE, ALDICARB, CARBOPHENOTHION, DEF, EPN, ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATHION,
AND PHURATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION POTENTIAL,
AND PERSISTENCE AS RELATEO TO MARINE ENVIRONMENTS/,61—5
EXPERIMENTAL ENVIPON 4ENTS BRANCH: PROGRESS REPORT, FY 81, OCTOBER 1, 1980 —
SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 (UNPU LISHEO REPORT)/,7O—
FACTS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE,
FLORIOA/,70—9
KEPCNE IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS
—APPENDIX C, KEPONE MITIGATION FEASIBILITY PROJECT/,31—4
MIREX PU8L1CATIONS/,14—9
PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS OF KEPONE IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT/,24—7
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AUTHOR INDEX
E
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR
AMBIENT
WATER
, UALITY
CRITERIA
FUR
2,4—DICHLOPOPHENOL/,48—8
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
2,4—DIMETHYLPIENOL/,48—9
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
2—CHLOROPHENOL/,48—1O
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
ACROLEIN/,49—I
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
ACRYLONITRILE/,49 2
AMBIENT
WATER
. UALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
ALDRIN/DIELORIN/,49—3
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
CHLORDANE/,49—4
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
CHLORINATED BENZENES/,49—5
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
CHLORINATED ETHANE$/,49—6
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
CHLORINATED NPHTHALENE/,49—7
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
CHLORINAT O PHENOLS/,49—8
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FUR
CHLOROALKYL ETHERS/,49—9
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
CHLOPOFORM/,49—lO
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
001 1,49—11
AM IENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
DICHLOROBENZENES/,50—1
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
DICHLOROBENZIDINEI,50—2
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
DICHLUROETHYLENESI,50—3
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
DICHLOROPROPANE AND DtCHLOROPRDPENE/,50—4
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
ENOOSULFAN/,50—5
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FUR
ENORIN/,50 —6
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
HEPTACHLCR/,50—7
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
HEXACHLOROBUTAOIENEI,50—8
AMBIENT
AMBIENT
WATER
WATER
QUALITY
QUALITY
CRITERIA
CRITERIA
FOR
FOR
HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE/,50—9
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE/,50—1O
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
NITROBENZENE/,50—11
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
PENTACHLOROPHENOL/,51—1
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
PHENOL/,51—2
AMBIENT
WATER
QUALITY
CRITERIA
FOR
PHTHALATE ESTERS/,51—3
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AUTHOR INDEX
E
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, CONTRIBUTOR
AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYCHLOPINATED BIPHENYLS/,51—4
AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROCARBONS/,51—5
AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR TOXAPHENE/,51—6
AMBIENT WATER UALITY CRITERIA FOR TRICHLOROETHYLENE/,51—7
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA: AVAILABILITY/,31—5
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA: AVAILABILITY/,41—2
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA: AVAILABILITY/,51—8
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA: AVAILABILTY/,41—3
WATER DUALITY CRITERIA: REQUEST FOR COMMENTS/,41—4
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FL
ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: I. MICROBIAL
ECOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND GENETICS/,83—4
ERLG8 PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: II. 8IORATIONAL,
MICROBIAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CONTROL AGENTS/,83—5
FIRST WORKSHOP ON THE PATHOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF PENAEIO SHRIMP, APRIL
8—10, 1975, GALVESTON, TX (ABSTRACTS)./,14—1O
GULF BREEZE LABORATORY PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH PC8s: INDEX AND
ABSTRACTS/ ,83—6
GULF BREEZE LABORATORY: TITLES AND ABSTRACTS: 1983/84 PUBLICATIONS IN
PRESS AND IN PREPARATION/,83—7
INDEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, THE EPA—Nd PROJECT: EFFECTS OF
CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS UN NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC
ANIMALS)/, 83—8
INDEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS: THE EPA DRILLING FLUID HAZARD
ASSESSMENT RESEARCH PROGRAM/,83—9
PCB PUBLICATIONS/,18—7
PRELIMINARY REPORT: EFFECTS OF MOSQUITO CONTROL APPLICATIONS OF THE
PESTICIDE FENTHION ON NQNTARGET ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,78 —5
EPA OCEAN DISPOSAL BIOASSAY WORKING GROUP
BIOASSAY PROCEDURES FOR THE OCEAN DISPOSAL PERMIT PROGRAM/,18—8
BIOASSAY PROCEDURES FOR THE OCEAN DISPOSAL PERMIT PROGRAN/,31—6
ERICKSON, STANTON J.
EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION ON ENTRAINED ESTUARINE PLANKTON/,51—9
EFFECTS OF HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ESTUARINE
PH YTOPLANK TON/ ,51—10
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AUTHOP INDEX
E
ERICKSON, STANTON J.
TOXICITY OF COPPER TO THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN UNENRICHED INSHORE
SE A,WATER/, 5—
TOXICITY SCREENING OF FIFTEEN CHLORINATED AND BROMINATED COMPOUNDS USING
FOUR SPECIES OF-MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON/,31 —7
ERICKSON, STANTON J., JOINT AUTHOR.
8IOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER C3MPLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER/,7—7
CONTRIBUTION OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIH LOMETH4NE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED
ESTUARINE WATER/,47—6
EVANS, JOHN E.
FEASIBILITY OF USING BACTERIAL STRAINS (MtJTAGENESIS) TO TEST FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS/,31—8
EVEREST, J.W., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT NARSH/,40—7
EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER
CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH)/,5 —1
F
FAAS, LINDA F.
DETERMINATION OF PENTACHLORcPHENOL IN MARINE BIOTA AND SEA WATER BY
GAS—LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY/,61—5
FAAS, LINDA F., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLORINATED NAPHTH LENES IN MARINE UNICELLULAR
ALGA El, 27—7
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD c4INNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TEST/, 71—5
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS:
TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND OEPURATIUN/,35—1O
KEPONE: TOXICITY AND BIDACCUMULATIOM IN BLUE CRABS/,44—8
FARLEY, KEVIN J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF KEPOt’JE DISTRIBUTION IN THE JAMES RIVER/,34—7
FARR, JAMES A.
BLUE CRAB PREDATION ON JELLYFISH/,31—9
EFFECT CF METHYL PARATHION CN PREDATOR CHOICE OF TWO ESTUARINE PREY
SPEC IES/, 31—10
IMPAIRMENT OF ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN PALAEMONETES PUGIO BY EXPOSURE TO
SUBLETHAL DOSES OF PARATHION/,24—8
ORIENTATION AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE SUPRALITTORAL ISOPOD LIGIA EXOTICA
(CRUSTACEA: ONISCOIDEA)/,3.1—11
FAVA, JAMES A., JOINT AUTHOR.
INTERACTION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINATION: AN
OVERVIEW/,77—1O
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AUTHOR INDEX
F
FAVA, JAMES A., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
FAZID, STEVEN 0.
MURAMIC ACID ASSAY IN SEDIMENTS/,41—6
FAZIO, STEVEN 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL
MICROBIOTA/, 59 4
EFFECTS OF 8IOTURBATION AND PREDATION 3Y MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,58—4
NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA/,58—3
FEOERL€, THOMAS W.
MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA BY EXCLUSION OF EPI8ENTHIC
PRECATORS/ ,78—7
PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF BIOMASS COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA/,7O—1O
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF 3IOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT
SEDIMENTS/ ,78—6
FERRANTE, JOHN G.
FATE AND EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING FLUIDS AND FLUIO COMPONENTS IN
TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS: A LITERATURE REVIEW/,61—6
FIEDLER, DENISE, JOINT AUTHOR.
SUCCESSION OF MICROFUNGI IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS PERTURBED BY CARBARYL,
METHYL PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL/,47—2
FINDLAY, ROBERT H.
POLYMERIC BETA—hYDROXYAL NCATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND BACILLUS
MEGATERIUM/,78—8
FINDLAY, ROBERT H., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL
MICROBIOTA/,59—’+
EFFECTS OF 8IOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,5d—4
PERTUR ATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD
GRAZING/,75—7
FISHER, 0.J.
EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF KEPCNE—CONTAMINATED FOOD 8Y JUVENILE BLUE CRABS
(CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATH8tJN)/,78—9
FISHER, FRANK M., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF CARBOFURAN AND ITS TOXIC METABOLITES IN ANIMAL TISSUE BY
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR P4—TRIFLUORACETYI OERIVATIVES/,16—6
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AUTHOR INDEX
F
FITzBACK, E.M.
USA—USSR WATER POLLUTION PROGRAMS UNDER THE US —USSR 4GREEMENT ON COOPERATION
IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRQNMENTAL PROTECTION/,24—9
FLEISCHMANN, E., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNtJLARIS/ ,75—9
FLINT, R. WARREN
BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM?/,70—11
FLINT, R. WARREN, JOINT AUTHOR.
WEATHERED IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE 8ENTHOS/,71 —1O
FLOYD, GENIE, JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF PREHATCH AND POSTHATCH EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM ON SALINITY TOLERANCE
OF LARVAL GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,34—2
EFFECT OF THERMAL STRESS AND TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE
STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNCULUS HETEROCLITUS/,36—1
FORESTER, JERROLD, JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN
LABCRATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES/,l1—7
AROCLOR iQio: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,1O—8
AROCLOR 1254 IN EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERTILIZATION SUCCESS
AND SURVIVAL CF EMBRYOS AND FRY/,1O—1O
CHEMICAL ASSAYS/,2—8
CHLGROANE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—2
QIELDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,1i—8
EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 ON EMBRYOS, FRY, JUVENILES, AND ADULTS OF SHEEPSHEAO
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,15—2
EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1254 ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF SHEEPSHEAO
MINt OWS (CYPRIN000fJ VARIEGATUS)/ ,1l—9
EFFECTS OF HEPTACHLOR AND TGXAPHENE ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF
THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW/,32—4
EFFECTS OF THE PDLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL AROCLOR 1254 ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,5—13
ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,16—1
ENORIN EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF A SALTWATER FISH, CYPRIN000N
VARIEGATUS/,25—3
GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC
BIOASSAYS/ ,13—6
HEPTACHLOR: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE Y SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—5
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AUTHCR INDEX
F
FORESTER, JERROLD, JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPIACHLOR UPTAKE, DEPURATION, RETENTiON, AND 4ETA3OLISM BY SPOT,
LEICSTOMUS XANTHURUSI,20—6
METHODS AND PROBLEMS IN ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN THE ESTUARINE
ENVIRONMENT/ ,8—4
MIREX AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA
PYRIFORMIS STRAIN W/,5—5
MIREX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE: ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH AND
OXYGEN EVOLUTION/,15—4
PERSISTENCE OF AROCLOR 1254 IN A CONTAMINATED E5TUARY/,37—6
POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS, AROCLORS 1248 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND
ACCUMULATION BY TETR4HYM N4 PYRIFORMIS/,7—5
SEASONAL EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,16—3
TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRAIION OF SHC AND LINDANE IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
ANIMAL S/, 26—8
TOXICITY AND 8IOCONCENTRATION OF EPN AND LEPTOPHOS TO SELECTED ESTUARINE
ANIMALS/, 44—7
TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS
OUORARUM/, 3—10
TRANSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS BY RED MANGROVE (RHIZUPHORA
MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS/,12—4
UPTAKE AND TOXICITY OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,26—9
FORWARD, RICHARD 8., JR.
ONTCGENY OF PHOTOTAXIS BY LARVAE OF THE CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII/,1O—5
SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS UPON CRAB LARVAL
BEHAVIOR/, 31—12
FORWARD, RICHARD 8., JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRASS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES
SAPIOUS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,67—4
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHRJPANOPEUS HARRISII ANC CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,82—1
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD
AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIOUS/,67—5
FOSS, STEVEN S., JOINT AUTHOR.
AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN
THE AQUATIC ENVIRQNMENT/,40—4
LABORATGRY EVALUATION OF MARINE FISHES AS CARCINOGEN ASSAY SUBJECTS/,60—1
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F
FOSTER, ROBERT B., JOINT AUTHOR.
ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF BIOACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL
WASTES/, 76—4
FOULK, HOWARD R., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION CN ENTRAI 1ED ESTUARINE PLANXTON/,51—9
FOX, FERRIS R.
ACCWIULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE AND
ENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SiIRIMP, PALA€MONETES PUGIO/,T1—I
CHARACTE I$TICS OF A CA(2+) —ACTIVATED ATPASE FROM THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF THE
BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPICUS/,32—1
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLORDPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON
HEPATOPANCREATIC ENZYMES IN THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,32—2
FOX, FERRIS R., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CHL3ROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON THE
GRAS.S SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,64—5
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON RESPIRATION IN
CRUSTACEANS/, 29—6
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PENTACHLOPOPHENOL AND ITS PRODUCTS ——A ROUND TABLE
DISCIJSSION/,3 0—3
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND 3IOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXICITY OF
PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO CRUSTACEANS/,44—2
FREAL, J.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
l,2—DIBROMO—3—CHLOROPROPANE (OBCP) IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—6
EVALUATION CF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING l,2—DIBROM8ETHANE CEOB) IN AMBIENT
Al R/ ,54—7
FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
1,2—OIBROMOETHANE, EDB, IN AMBIENT AIP/,54—8
FREDRICKSON, H.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE STUDIES IN
MICROCOSMS/,44—1
FREDRICKSON, HERBERT 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID
A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE 8ACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS/,74—1
FREED, VIRGIL H., JOINT AUTHOR.
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPCSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
OVER VIEW/,48—1
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY/,69—5
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PRCTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MIXERS/, 69—6
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F
FREEMAN, ANNE E., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXICITY SCREENING OF FIFTEEN CHLORINATED ANO BROMINATED COMPOUNDS USING
FOUR SPECIES OF MARINE PHYTOPLAN TON/,31—7
WATER—SOFTENING AND CONDITICNING EQUIPMENT: A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF WATER
CONTAMINATION/ ,23—8
FRENCH, DONAL 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY AND ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF PTERELEOTRI.S HETEROPTERUS (PISCES:
GOBI IDAE )/ ,24—3
6
GAMBRELL, R.P., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANOS/ ,73—2
DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIROI’JIENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,73—.3
GARDNER, GEORGE, JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA/,1O—l
GARNAS, RICHARD L.
COMPARATIVE METABOLISM OF PARATHION BY INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES/,41—7
FATE AND DEGRADATION OF 14C—KEPONE IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS/,32—3
GARNAS, RICHARD L., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION, NO PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705,
BENTHIOCARB, CHLORPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN
THE E5TUARINE ENVIRDNMENT/,8O—3
ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE OF TOXICANTS
IN A SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT/,22—9
OETE MINATION OF BIQACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LIQUID WASTES USING
FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS/,81—12
EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON EST1JARINE ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS,
AND FISHES/,16—5
INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FCR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/ ,38—5
RESULTS: INTERLABURATORY CcMPARISON—BIOCONCENTRATION TESTS USING THE
EASTERN OYSTER/,65—3
GATES, JONATHAN D., JOINT AUTHOR.
DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS ON TELEOST AND ECHINODERM OEV.ELOPMENI/,60—5
EFFECTS OF A DRILLING FLUID ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TELEOST AND AN
ECHINODERM/,60—6
GEESEY, GILL G., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLIUTION/,56-4
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,64—6
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GEESEY, GILL G., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,74—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,79—11
GEHRON, MICHAEL J.
QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION CF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF DETRITAL MICROBIOTA
AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS/,71—2
GEHRON, MICHAEL J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL
INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS/,85—3
GETTER, CHARLES 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN
EASTERN PUERTO RICO/,41—9
METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
SPILLS/, 48—3
GIBSON, DAVID T., JOINT AUTHOR.
BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL OXIDATION OF DI3ENZOFURAN/,39—7
BACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF DIeENZO—P —DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED
DIBENZO—P—OIOXINS/ ,62—1
METABOLISM OF DIBENIZO (1,4)DIOXAN BY A PSEUDUMONAS SPECIES/,42—2
METABOLISM CF DLBENZO—P—DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED DIBENZO—P—OIOXINS BY A
BEIJERINCKIA SPECIES/,53—5
MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS/,28—8
SOME APPROACHES TO STUDIES GM THE DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY
FUNGI/,39—6
GILBERT, T.R.
STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF DISCHARGED DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE GEORGES BANK
ENVIRONMENT: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 2/,71—3
SURVEY OF THE TOXICITIES ANC CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF USED DRILLING MUDS:
PROGRESS REPORT NO. 3 (FOR THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 1, 1981 — FEBRUARY 15,
1982)1, 71—4
GILBERT, T.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYDROCAR8ONS/,77—3
GILLETT, JAMES W.
CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PESTICIDES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT:
CONTRIBUTION OF THE EPA ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS PROGRAM/,1O—6
GILLIAM, W.T., JOINT AUTHOR.
EVALUATION OF THREE FISH SPECIES AS BIOASSAY ORGANISMS FOR DREDGED MATERIAL
TESTING/,80—1
GINN, THOMAS C., JOINT AUTHOR.
FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS/,85—7
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G
GINN, THOMAS C., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLIJTION/,64—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,74—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTIUN/,79—11
GOODMAN, LARRY R.
DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
IN, THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS/,41—8
EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIOES (MENIDIA
PENIN5ULi E) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS/,78—1O
EFFECTS OF HEPTACHLOR ANt) TOXAPHENE ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF
THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW/,32—4
EFFECTS OF IcEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TEST/,71—5
OCCURRENCE OF ESOX NIGER IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, FLORIDA/,24—1O
GOODMAN, LARRY R., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND
FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS/,78—1l
KEPONE ACCUMULATION AND F000 CHAIN TRANSFER/,28—2
KEPCNE bIOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE
FOOD CHAINS/,22—4
KEPONE-INDUCED SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FISH/,23—7
KEPONE; CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EM3RYO, FRY, JUVENILE, AND ADULT SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,25—2
LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N
VARIEGATUS )/, 32—5
VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN/,40—2
GORDON, HAYDEN H., JOINT AUTHOR.
DISTRIBUTION ANO ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERGED aQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE LOWER
CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA/,43—7
GREGORY, N.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION OF PCS, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA
MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEDIMENTS/,80-2
EFFECTS OF CHLORPYRIFOS ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC
COMMUNITIES/,75—1O
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
SENTHIC COMMLJNITIES/,65—1I
EVALUATION OF THREE FISH SPECIES AS BIOASSAY ORGANISMS FOR DREDGED MATERIAL
TESTING/,8 0—1
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GREGORY, PAULA E.
ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAD/,51—11
C—SANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CELL LINES/,52—1
GRIFFIN, GARY W., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF ARE E OXIDES BY A GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROMETRY
SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,1O—EPOXY—9,1O—DIHYOROPHENANTHRENE/,34—1O
IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC NETHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF
OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECTRcMETRY/,43—8
MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER
SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONCITIONS/,35—I
TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM
PHENANTHRENE/, 74—2
GRIZZLE, JOHN M.
CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT/,71—6
CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT
SUMMARY)/, 71—7
PAPILLOMAS OF SLACK BULLHEADS, ICTALURUS MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A
CHLCRINATED SEWAGE POND/,61—T
GRIZZLE, JOHN M., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPATIC ENZYMES AND TUMOR HISTOPATHOLOGY Off BLACK BULLHEADS WITH
PAPILLOMASJ ,66—3
GROW, THOMAS E., JOINT AUTHOR.
COM?OSITIDN OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM AND RUPPIA MARITIMA/,8—3
DEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN MARINE ALGAE BY UREA HERBICIOES/,4—5
GUESS, MITCHELL N, JOINT AUTHOR.
PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS: CULTURE
ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUDIES/,84—6
GULLANS, STEVEN R., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERICANA)
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,28—4
GUNDLACH, ERICH R.
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN
EASTERN PUERTO RICO/,41—9
GUNDLACH, ERICH R., JOINT AUTHOR.
METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
SPILLSJ,48—3
GUTHERZ, ELMER J.
TWO NEW SPECIES OF THE FLATFISH GENUS CITHARICHTHYS (BOTHIOAE) FROM THE
WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC/,1—12
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HABURAY, KEITZ, JOINT AUTHOR.
FIRST RECORD OF OP $IOPdRAGMUS MOOREI (ECHINCOERMATA, OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIDA
COASTAl.. WATERS/,22—3
HALL, LENWOOD W.
COMPARISON CF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF
STRIPED BASS, MORCNE SAXATILIS/,Sl—8
HALLER, WILLIAM 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL/,80—7
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL: PROJECT SUNMARY/,80—6
IMPACT OF AQUATIC PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC
RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW/,75—5
HAMAKER, TIMOTHY L.
FIRST FLORIDA RECORD OF TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIANAE (CRIJSTACEA:
MYS 1OACEA)/,41—lO
HAMAKER, TIMOTHY L., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA/,55—3
CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN LOWING SEA WATER OR A STATIC
SYSTEM/,34 4
EFFECT OF OIFLIJBENZURON ON AN ESTUARINE CRUSTACEAN/,43—5
EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ‘ON SWIMMING STAMINA OF THE MYSID
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA/,60—7
ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING
WA TER/, 34—5
LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENCED PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF
THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA, IN THE IABORATORY/,73—1O
OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION
PESTICIDES ON AN ESTUARINE MYSID/,63—9
TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATICN OF EPN AND LEPTOPHOS TO SELECTED ESTUARINE
ANIt 1ALS/,44—7
HAMELINK, JERRY, JOINT AUTHOR.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS/,33—7
HAMILTON, 0. HEYWARD, JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
HAMILTON, DAVID B., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,67—3
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H
HAMILTON, PAUL V.
BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON MARINE ANIMALS/,61—1O
EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING MUD AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MOVEMENTS
OF THE BAY SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS/,61—9
SHELL SPINATION IN MELONGENA CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZE
RELATED?/, 52—2
HAMILTON, PAUL V., JOINT AUTHOR.
SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRIBuTION OF THE SNAIL NERITINA
RECLIVATA/ ,54—3
HANSEN, D.J.
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
HANSEN, DAVID J.
AROCLOR 1016: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY ESTUARINE 4NIMALS/,1O—8
AROCLOR 1254 IN EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERTILIZATION SUCCESS
AND SURVIVAL OF EMBRYOS AND FRY/,1O—lO
ARUCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON COt POSITION OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE ANIMAL
COMMUNITIES IN THE LABORATORY/,10—9
AVOiDANCE OF AROCLOR 1254 BY SHRIMP AND FISHES/,1O—7
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO)/,7—9
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES dY UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, GAM8USIA AFFINIS/,5—1O
BEHAVIOR OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,1—13
CHRONIC BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,19—1
CHRG IC TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE
FISKES/, 3—.5
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTE RATES/,19—2
DOT AND MALATHION: EFFECT ON SALINITY SELECTION BY MOSQUITOFISH/,5—11
EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 ON EMBRYOS, FRY, JUVENILES, AND ADULTS OF SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,15—.2
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,24—11
EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND
FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS/,78—11
ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF A SALTWATER FISH, CYPRINODON
VAR I E GA T US ./ ,25— 3
ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRINODON
VARIEGATUS)/,15—1
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HANSEN, DAVID J.
EVALUATION OF STOCKING CUTThROAT TROUT, SALMO CLARKI, IN MUNSEL LAKE,
OREGON!, 3—6
FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND
MACROINVERTE8RATES/,32—8
IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT/,32—6
INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON CF THE EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING THE
SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,83—1O
KEPCME: CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EM3RYO, FRY, JUVENILE, AND ADULT SHEEPSHEAO
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,25—2
KEPONE: HAZARD TO AQUATIC CRGANISMS/,19—3
LABORATORY CULTURE OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,32—7
LABORATORY TEST FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPING
COMMUNITIES OF ENTHiC ESTIJARINE ORGANISMS/,52—3
LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N
VARIEGATUS)/,32—5
PCBS: EFFECTS ON AND ACCU ULATION BY ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,14—11
SIGNIFICANCE OF DOT RESIDUES FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIOA/,1—14
STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISd AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/,32—9
SUITABILITY OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) FOR LIFE—CYCLE
TOXiCITY TESTS/,25—1
SURVEY OF EFFORTS TO ABATE WATER POLLUTION IN FISCAL 1973 BY NORTH AMERICAN
AGENCIES: REPORT OF THE 1974 WATER OUALITY COMMITTEE AMERICAN FISHERIES
SOCIETY/,18—9
TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF TOXIC ORGANICS ON MARINE
ORGANISMS! ,18—1O
HANSEN, DAVID J., JOINT AUTHOR.
AUTOMATIC BRINE SHRIMP FEEDER FOR AQUATIC BIOASSAYS/,15—11
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/,9—1
CHLORDANE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—2
DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, 4N0 BRAIN ACETYLCHULINESTERASE INHIBITION
IN, THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS/,41—8
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES/,40—1O
EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIDIA
PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED QXIOANTS/,78—1O
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H
HANSEN, DAVID J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF AROCL3R 1254 ON LA8ORATORY— EARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,11—9
EFFECTS F HEPTACHLOR AND TOXAPHEN ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF
THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW/,32—4
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TE 51/,71—5
ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,16—1
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION ANO FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS/,33—7
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS): AN ESTUARINE FISH SUITABLE FOR
CHRONIC (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE) SIOASSAYS/,15—12
TOXICITY OF AROCLOR 1254 ANC ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS/ ,15—9
VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN/,40—2
HANSEN, DONNA L., JOINT AUTHOR.
FLOW—THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPOSURE OF SEAGRASS TO POLLUTANTS/,76—6
HARRIS, RICHARD L.
DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED KEPONE Y DIRECT ADDITION OF XAD—2 RESIN TO
WATER/ ,52—4
HARSHBARGER, JOHN C.
HEMkTOPOIETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COLD—BLOODED VERTEBRATES/,52—5
HARSH8ARGER, JOHN C., JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA/,1O—1
HARVEY, GEORGE, JOINT AUTHOR.
HALCGENATED HYDROCAR3ONS/,52—i.O
HAWKES, JOYCE W., JOINT AUTHOR.
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARGE CELLS ASSOCIATED WITH PUTATIVE
NEOPLASTIC DISORDERS OF MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM YAQU1NA BAY,
OR EGON/,43—2
HAWKINS, CYNTHIA E., JOINT AUTHOR.
CONTRIBUTION OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED
ESTUARINE WATER/,47—6
EFFECTS OF HALOGENATEO ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ESTUARINE
PHYTOPLANKTON/ ,51—1O
HAYES, MILES 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PEC4( SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN
EASTERN PUERTO RICOI,41—9
METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
SPILLS/,48—3
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H
MAYNE, DON W.
PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIES/,1O—1I
HAYNES, MARITA E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE
ECOSYSTEMS/,19—5
HEBERT, RICHARD L., JOINT AUTHOR.
SOME APPROACHES TO STUDIES CN THE DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY
FUNGI/, 39—6
HEITMULLER, PAUL 1.
CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC ANIMALS TO BOTTOM SEOIMENTS/,5—12
HEITMULLER, PAUL 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN
LA CRATORY AND FIELD EXP3SURES/,.I1—7
EFFECTS OF HER ICIDE ON THE IOTA AND ENERGY BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND
ECOSYSTEM/,2—6
UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF DICHLCBENIL IN A SMALL POND/,4—6
HELZ, GEORGE R.
BEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, AND PB DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,15—3
ROMOFORM PRODUCTION BY OXIDATIVE 3IOCIDES IN MARINE WATERS/,33—1
CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,33—3
HALCCAR6ON PRODUCTION FROM OXIDATIVE SIOCIDES IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,61—11
VOLATILE CHLORO— AND BROMOCARBONS IN COASTAL WATERS/,33—2
HELZ, GEORGE R., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS/,57—3
APPARENT IONIZATION CONSTANT OF HYPOCHLOROUS ACID IN SEAWATER/,20—1O
CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF
EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS/,24—I
COPPER AND ZINC IN ESTUARINE WATERS NEAR A COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER
PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING/,7—lO
FATE AND EFFECTS OF CHLORINE IN COASTAL WATERS: SUMMARY AND
RECCMMENOATIONS/,22—5
RESIDUAL OXIDANT DECAY AND EROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATED
SEA—WATER/ ,64—8
SPECIATIUN OF CHLORINE PRODUCED OxIDANTS IN MARINE WATERS: THEORETICAL
A5PECTS/,27—1
HEMINGWAY, SUSAN J., JOINT AUTHOR.
8ENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF 8AY MUSSELS,
MYTILUS EDUL1S/,73-7
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H
HEMINGWAY, SUSAN J., JOINT AUTHOR.
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS IN BAY MUSSELS
(MYTILUS EDULIS) FRO 1 OREGON/,63—6
HEMMER, MICHAEL J.
PRESSURIZED PROPORTIONAL DILUTER FOR AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL STUOIES/,52 —6
HEMMER, MICHAEL J., JOINT AUTHOR.
IMPACTS OF WATER CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER,
CR ASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GNELIN)/,75—4
SPAWNING OF THE TIDEWATER SILVERSIOE, MENIOIA PENINSULAE (GOODE AND 8EAN),
IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL AND LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY/,85—1
HENDRICKS, JERRY 0.
CHEMICAL CARCIMOGENESIS IN FISH/,71—8
HEPATOCARCINQGENICITY OF GLANDLESS COTIONSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI)/ ,52—7
HISTOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO
GAIRONERI)/,84—2
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENE.SIS/ ,52—8
RAINBOW TROi T EM3RYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS
RE SE ARCH/, 84—1
HENDRICKS, JERRY 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOPATHOLOGY OF FOUR SPONTANEOUS NEOPLASMS IN THREE SPECIES OF SALMONID
FISHES/,79—3
LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF NEURO5LASTCMA IN COHO S LMON REARED IN
CHLQRINATED—DECHLORINATEO WATER/,84—1O
SUMMARY OF TISSUE LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INDUCED BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES
TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND POTENTIAL
CARCINOGENS/,73—4
TO8RAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN COHO SALMON/,56—9
HERNOON, C.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
EPA MARINE—ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW Off EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAXE,
BIOACCUMULATION AND TOXICITY Off PESTICIDES IN MARINE ORGANISMS/,14—7
HESTER, 8.S., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF 8ENTHIC ORGANISM
RESPONSES TO LOW—LEVEL POLLtjTANTS/,23—11
HIGDON, PEGGY K., JOINT AUTHOR.
EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIDIA
PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS/,18—1O
EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIOS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND
FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS/,78—11
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H
HIGHT, TERRY, JOINT AUTHOR.
DRILLING MUD RESEARCH——OVERSIGHT/,55—7
HILL, J.M.
COPPER AND’ ZINC IN ESTUARINE WATERS NEAR 4 COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER
PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING/,7—1O
HILL, J.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, ND PB DISCHARGED FROM A W.ASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,15—3
HILL, JAMES, IV, JOINT AUTHOR.
CONCEPTUAL MODEL FUR THE MOVEMENT OF PESTICIDES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT:
CONTRIBUTION OF THE EPA ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS PROGRAM/,1O—6
HILLEBERT, SUSAN A.
EXPOSURE OF A TELEOST CELL LINE TO SUSPECTED CARCIMOGENS/,52—9
HILLEBERT, SUSAN A., JOINT AUTHOR.
PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS: CULTURE
ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUOIES/,84—6
HOCHBERG, F.G.
BIOLOGY OF C€P ALOPODS/,3’—7
HOEHN, T., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,75—9
HOLDEN, ALAN V.
HALQGENATEO HYDROCAR8ONS/,52—1O
HOLLAND, HUGH 1.
SENSITIVITY TO PESTICIDES IN THREE GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS/,2—I
HOLLISTER, TERRENCE A.
DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON TO HERBICIDES: OXYGEN
EVOLUTION/ ,7—1i
MIREX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE’: ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH AND
OXYGEN EVOLUTION/,15—4
HOLLISTER, TERRENCE A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MA JGROVE, RHIZOPHORA MANGLE
L./, 8—2
TRANSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS BY RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA
MANGLE L.) SEEOLINGS/,12—4
HOLZSCHU, D.L.
EVALUATION OF INDUSTRIAL YEASTS FOR PTHOGENICITY/,41—I1
HOOD, MARY A., JOINT AUTHOR.
ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FUR DETERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE OF TOXICANTS
IN A SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENTI,22—9
EFFECT OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE AMMONIUM OXIDIZERS/,53—2
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H
HOOD, MARY A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, PH, SALINITY, AND INORGANIC NITROGEN ON THE RATE OF
AMMONIUM OXIDATION BY NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS/,53—3
INTERACTION BETWEEN AN AMMONIUM—OXIDIZER, NITROSOMONAS SP., AND TWO
HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA, NOCARDIA ATLANTICA AND PSEUDOMONAS SP.: A
NOTE/, 53—4
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
HOSS, D.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOLOGICAL CBSERVATIONS/,30—9
HOWARD, STEPHANIE V., JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION M SS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS/, 70—1
HOWARD—PEEBLES, PATRICIA N., JOINT AUTHOR.
ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAD/,51—11
C—BANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CELL LINES/,52—1
H5U, RONG Y., JOINT AUTHOR.
BROMOFORM PRODUCTION BY OXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN MARINE WA.TERS/,33—1
CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,33—3
HALCCARBON PRODUCTION FROM OXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,61—11
VOLATILE CHLORO— AND BROMOCARBONS IN COASTAL WATERS/ ,33—2
HUANG, WEN—YEN, JOINT AUTHOR.
ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER INTERFACE OF LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN/,42—8
HUGGETT, ROBERT J .
KEPCNE CONTAMINATION OF THE JAMES RIVER ESTUARY/,53—1
ROLE OF SEDIMENTS IN THE STCRAGE, MOVEMENT AND BIOLOGICAL UPTAKE OF KEPON€
IN ESTIJARINE ENVIRONMENTS: ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY FOR THE PERIOD 10/20/76 TO 10/20/77/,33—4
SCIENTIFIC LESSONS TAUGHT ST KEPONE/,71—9
HUGGETT, ROBERT J., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, AND 05 DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLM$T INTO AN ESTC RINE ENVIRCNMENT/,15—3
DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED KEPONE BY DIRECT ADDITION OF XAO—2 RESIN TO
WA TER/ ,52—4
SYNTHETIC ORGANICS/,39—1
HULLAR, MEREDITH A., JOINT AUTHOR.
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT
SEDIMENT SI ,78—6
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I
ILLOWSKY, JEROME E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED S WATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS AND MULINIA
LARVAE/,44—5
I MC 0
PRI1 CIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
IVEY, JOEL M., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL
ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,.36—4
EFFECTS OF DOWICIDE G—ST ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,36—5
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACPSOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,57—5
EFFECTS OF FENVALERATE ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY— DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC
COMMUNITIE 5 1,65—10
EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES Off ESTUARINE
A N I M AL SI ,20— 11
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,65—11
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENQL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE
COMMUNITIE SI,27—3
EFFECTS OF SEVIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTU4RINE COMMUNITIES/,45—5
RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING
MUOS/, 76—I
TOXICITY OF DRILLING—MUD 8IOCIDES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC
COMMUNITIES/,45—6
J
JACKSON, B.L., EDITORS, JOINT AUTHOR.
SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE
ENVI RONMENT/ ,74—8
JACKSON, BETTY P.
PUBLICATIONS: GULF BREEZE IABORATORY/,42—1
RESEARCH REVIEW/,41—12
RESEARCH REVIEW, 1977 1,33—5
SYMPOSIUM ON PROTECTING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT/, 33—6
UNDERWATER SCIENTISTS AT GULF BREEZE/,61—12
JACOBSON, ELLIOT R., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEMATOPOIETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COLO—BL000EO VERTEBRATES/,52—5
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J.
JARVINEN, ALFRED W., JOINT AUTHOR.
CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE MOvEMENT OF PESTICIDES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT: A
CONT I UTION OF THE EPA 4LTERN TIVE CHEMICALS PRGGRAM/,1O—6
JENSEN, A.L.
365: LESLIE MATRIX MODELS FOR FISHERIES STUOIES/,lO—12
COMPUTER SIt’ULATION OF EFFECTS ON ATLANTIC MENHADEN YIELD OF CHANGES IN
GROWTH, MORTALITY, AND REPRCDUCTION/,15—5
PREDATOR—PREY AND COMPETITION MODELS WITH STATE VARIABLES: SIOMASS, NUMBER
OF INDIVIDUALS, AND AVERAGE INDIVIDUAL WEIGHT/,1.1—1
RELATION BETWEEN SIMPLE DYNAMIC POOL AND SURPLUS PRODUCTION MODELS FOR VIELO
FRO1 A FISHERY/,7—12
JERNELOV, A.B., JOINT AUTHOR.
TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS/,5—2
JOHNSON, C.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS/,33—7
JOHNSON, I.E.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNDPSIS/,33—7
JOHNSON, RICHARD A., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/ ,67—3
JOHNSON, V., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—O ILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,75—9
JOLLEY, ROBERT L., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHLORINATION PRODUCTS/,39—5
JONES, RONALD 0.
EFFECT OF OR ANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE AMMONIUM UXIDIZERS/,53—2
EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, PH, SALINITY, AND INORGANIC NITROGEN ON THE RATE OF
AMMONIUM OXIDATI3N BY NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS/,53—3
INTERACTION BETWEEN AN AMMONIUM—OXIDIZER, NITROSOMONAS 5P., AND TWO
HETEROTROPHIC ÔACTERIA, NOCARDIA ATLANTICA AND PSEUDOMONAS sP.: A
MOTEl, 53—4
K
KAKAREKA, J.P., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYDROCARBONS/, 77—3
KALKE, RICHARD 0.
WEATHERED IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE BENTHOS/,71—1O
KALKE, RICHARD 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM?/,70—1.l
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K
KASSCHAU, MARGARET R., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL )URING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL
TISSUE OF THE OYST R, CRASSCSTREA VIRGINICA/,74—4
EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE ON THE FREE AMINO ACIO POOLS OF TWO NEREIO
POLYCHAETES, NEANT 1ES SUCCIN!A AND LEONEREIS CULVERI/,62—2
KAUWLING, THOMAS J., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,35—5
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,56—4
KELLER, MICHAEL, JOINT AUTHOR.
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HAZARD S/,6 0—1O
KELLY, JANET J., JOINT AUTHOR.
SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGE ASSAY FOR DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH
EXPOSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS/,54—5
KELTNER, JAMES M ., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON MARINE ALGA.E/,2—7
KELTNER, JAMES M., JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO)/,7—9
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE CILIATES/,1—5
MIREX AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA
PYRIFORMIS STRAIN W/,5—5
POLYCHLO INATED BIPHENYLS, AROCLORS 1248 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND
ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS/,7—5
KENDALL, J.J., JR.
IMPORTANCE OF MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPORA
CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE
ANO PROTEIN CONCENTRATION/,84—3
KENDALL, JAMES J.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS OIUOS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC
STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF
NORMALIZATION FOR CORAL DATA/,79—1
KENDALL, JAMES J., JOINT AUTHOR.
RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE
FREE AMINO ACID POOL/,85—4
KENDALL, JAMES JOSEPH
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE METABOLIC STATE OF
THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN
CONCENTRATION. PH.D. DISSERTATION/,79—2
KENNEDY, CHARLES 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL
PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM/,29—3
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K
KENNEDY, EMILY H., JOINT AUTHOR.
PURIFICATION AND CH ACTERIZATION OF A NEUTRAL PROTEASE FROM
SACCHAROMYCOPSIS LIPOLYTICAI,22—1
KIEFER, L.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
INHI ITI3N OF STUARINE MICROORGANISMS BY POLYCHLORINATEO 3IPHENYLS/,13—7
KILGORE , MELVIN V., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF 1,2—DIOLS BY INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD
PERIDOATE/ ,57—6
METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN AROCLUR 1254 TREATED MULLET/,65—12
MIXEO FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM
IN TuE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH/,42—9
KING, JEANNETTE, JOINT AUTHOR..
BIPHENYL HYOROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS/,69—1
INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS/,65—4
KING, KEITH I., JOINT AUTHOR.
6ENZO(A)PYRENE BODY BURDENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN
MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) IN OREGON/,43—4
CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZQ(A)PYRENE IN
ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,25—8
KINNEY, J., JOINT AUTHOR.
SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENESIS
OF INSECT VIRUS IN A NONTARGET ESTUARINE SHRIMP/,82—4
KITCHENS, W., JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEc4/,27—5
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, 1 1 1,37—1
KITTREOGE, J.S., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL B.IOASSAYS/,9—1
KJERFVE, 8., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
KLECKA, GARY M.
8ACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF DIBENZO—P—DIDXIN AND CHLORINATED
DIBENZO—P—OIOXINS/,62—1
METABOLISM OF OIBENZO (1,4)DTOXAN BY A PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES/,42—2
METABOLISM OF DIBENZO—P—DIUXIN AND CHLORINATED OI8ENZO—P—OIOXINS BY A
SEIJERINCKIA S?ECIES/,53—5
KLEIN, ELIAS, JOINT AUTHOR.
METHODS FOR THE RECOVERY OF ORGANIC CARCINOGENS FROM WATER/,61—3
KLEIN, MARIAN L., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTIJARINE
ECOSYSTEMSI,19—5
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K
KLINGENSMITH, COURTNEY W., JOINT AUTHOR.
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTIO FIS4-t, RIVULUS MARMORATUS 45
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS/,72—l
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SIJMMARY)/,72—2
KLINGENSMITH, SCOTT, JOINT AUTHOR.
IOCONCENTRATION OF BROMOFORM BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G.)
EXPCSEO TO CHLORINATED AND DECHLORINATED SEAWATER, WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL
AND FEEOING/,80—5
KNIGHT, JOHNNIE, JOINT AUTHOR.
BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL POISONING BY t’ALATHION, 0,0—DIMETHYL S—(1,2—DICARBETHOXYETHYL)
PH0SPHORODITHIOATE/, 14—2
CHEMICAL ASSAYS/,2—8
EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES OF ESTUARINE
ANIMALS/, 20—11
KOBYLINSKI, GERARD J.
DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, FEEDING AND LONG—TERM FLUCTUATIONS OF SPOT,
LEICSTOMUS XANTHURUS, AND CROAKER, MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS, IN APALACHICOL.A
BAY, FLORIDA, 1972—1971/,42—3
KOCH, ROBERT B.
DETERMINATION OF THE SITES(S) OF ACTION OF SELECTED PESTICIDES BY AN
ENZYMATIC—IMMUNOBIOLOGICAL APPROACH/,33—8
KOENIG, CHRISTOPHER C
USEFULNESS OF THE HERMAPHRODITIC MARINE FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN
CARCINOGENICITY TESTING/,84 —4
KOENIG, CHRISTOPHER C.
RIVULUS MARMORATUS: A UNIQUE FISH U EFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE BIOASSAYS OF
HALGGENATED ORGANICS/,53—6
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS/,72—i
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,72—2
KOENIG, MICHAEL L
EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOLS OF TWO NEREIO
POLYCHAETES, NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND LEONEREIS CULVERI/,62—2
KOENIG, MICHAEL L., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINC ACID POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL
TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSCSTREA VIRGINICA/,74—4
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K
KOHL, H.W., JOINT AUTHOR.
CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL ENVIRONMENTAL VARIA8LES AND EMBRYO
SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LEURESTHES TEf4UIS AND ATLANTIC
SILV.ERSIQE, MENIDIA MENIDI.A. (PISCES: ARTHERINIOAE)/,79—4
KOLBYE, ALBERT, JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,55—5
KOVACIC, ERIC 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
VOLATILE HALOCAR8ON PRODUCTION FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MARINE ALGAL
BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDING D—MANNITOL/ ,41—7
KOVACIC, PETER, JOINT AUTHOR.
VOLATILE HALUCARBON PRODUCTION FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MARINE ALGAL
BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDING D—MANNITOL/,47—7
KRONE, MICHAEL A.
SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS DECACTIS
EXPGSEO TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE/,53—7
SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS DECACTIS
EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE: FINAL
REPORT/,62—3
KUEHL, DOUGLAS
MICROMETHODS FOR TOXIC RESICUE SCREENING BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION
MASS SPECTROMETRY/,54—1
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF POLYCHLORINATEO DIBENZO—P—OIOXINS,
OIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES/,62—4
PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN THE ENVIRONMENT. EVIDENCE FOR ITS ORIGIN FROM
COMMERCIAL PENTACHLOROPHNOL BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS
SPECTROMETRY/, 53—9
SCREENING OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPLES FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC
SUBSTANCES USING NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATICN MASS SPECTROMETRY/,53—3
KUEHL, DOUGLAS, JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION
WITH XENOBIOTIC CHEMICALS/,48—5
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SuBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HA ZARDS/,60—lO
I
LAIRD, CHAE E.
EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS/,54—2
LAIRD, CHAE E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS AND MULINIA
LARVAE/,44—5
LANG, JUDITH C., JOINT AUTHOR.
ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH
ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO/,77—11
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L
LANZA, A.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREOGEO SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCS CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATENENT)/,55—5
LARSEN, INGVAR 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
MAN—MADE RADIONUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF EPONE IN JAMES RIVER
SEDIMENTS/ ,60—8
LARSON, R.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
TO RAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN COHO SALMON/,56—9
LARSON, R.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYNGPSIS OF DISCUSSION SESSION: EXTRAPOLATION/,5 —3
LASETER, JOHN L., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF ARENE OXIDES BY A GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROMETRY
SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,1O—EPDXY—9,1O—DIHYDROPHENANTHRENE/,34—IO
IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC METHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF
OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC .ARCMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS S?ECTRCMETRY/,43—8
MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER
SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS/,35—1
ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER INTERFACE OF LAKE POMTCHARTRAIN/,42—8
TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM
PHEN.ANTHRE NE/,74—2
LATOUCHE, YVES 0.
DETERMINATION OF VANADIUM IN A MARINE MOLLUSC USING A CHELATING ION EXCHANGE
RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATIDN/,62—S
EFFECTS OF OEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN SAY
MUSSELS/, 72—3
SEASONAL VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL BURDENS IN THE BAY
MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDULIS/,62—6
SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS
(MYTILUS EDULIS)/,72—4
TRACE METAL LEVELS IN A POPULATI3N OF MYTILUS EDULIS FROM YAQUINA BAY,
OREGON. PH.D. THESIS/,62—7
LAUER, GERALD J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,57—2
LAUGHLIN, ROGER A.
FIELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS)
TO STORM WATER RUNOFF/,33—9
REACTIONS OF BLUE CRABS TO LOW PH. COMMENTS./,33—lO
LAUGHLIN, ROGER A., JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP
MILL EFFLUENTS/,19—6
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LAWRENCE, DAVID R.
DETERMINATION AND USE OF CONDITION INDEX OF 3YSTERSI,72—5
LAWRENCE, DAVID R., JOINT AUTHOR.
AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE ‘DILUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUOY/,75—3
LAWRENCE, DEBRA A., JOINT AUTHOR.
FLOW-THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPCSURE OF SEAGRASS TO POLLUT NTS/,76—6
LEAVITT, DALE F., JOINT AUTHOR. -
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS
AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE €XPOSURES/,67—2
LEE, G.F., JOINT AUTHOR.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS/,33—7
LEE, JONG H.
EFFECTS OF MIREX AND MET4-iOX CHLOR ON STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS 1/,15—6
LEE, T.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEGRADATION OF JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN
INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 19821,80—8
LEFFLER, LAROSE, JOINT AUTHOR.
BIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS/,69—1
INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
?OLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS/,65—4
LEHMAN, H.K.
SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SNAIL NERITIWA
RECLIVATA/,54—3
LEHMAN, H.K., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL
ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,36—4
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACRC8ENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,57—5
EFFECTS OF SEVIN ON OEVELUPr ENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUAR 1NE COMMUNITIES/,45—5
LEMPESIS, P.W., JOINT AUTHOR.
LABORATORY SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE FISH, THE SILVERSIDE MENIOIA
MENIDIA MENIOIA/,19—9
LEVI, ELDON J.
DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A ShALL TWO—BOAT PURSE SEINE/,62—8
LEVI, ELDON J., JOINT AUTHOR.
ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF TAGGED GULF MENHAOEN/,20—3
LEVY, KAREN A., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHLOROBENZILATE RESIDUES IN URINE/,46—7
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
CHLCRO BENZILATE/,67—9
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LEWIS, FRANK G., III, JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORG ANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP
MILL EFFLUENTS/,19—6
LIGHTNER, DONALD V., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE SHRIMPS, PENAEUS DUORARUM, PALAEMONETES PUGID AND
PALAEMONETES VULGARIS/,25—1O
LINCER, JEFFREY L.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE
ECO SYSTEMS/, 19—5
IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS. FINAL
REPCRT/, 11—2
LINDBERG, MARK A., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAO
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGAT4JS)/,26—1
LINDMARK, DONALD G.
ACTIVATION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDRCCARBUNS TO MUTAGENS BY THE MARINE
CILIATE PARAURONEMA ACUTUM/,62—9
LITCHFIELD, CAROL 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
MICROORGANISMS/, 39—2
LIVINGSTON, ROBERT J.
AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP
MILL EFFLUENTS/,19—6
LONG—TERM VARIATION OF ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES AND ASSEMBLAGES OF EPIBENTHIC
ORGANISMS IN A SHALLOW NORTh FLORIDA (USA) ESTUARY/,33—11
LIVINGSTON, ROBERT J., JOINT AUTHOR.
CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS OF FISH!S IN AN UNPOLLUTEO, RIVER—DOMINATED
ESTUARY IN NORTH FLORIOA/,45—2
OYNAMICS OF MIREX AND ITS PRINCIPAL PHOTOPRODUCTS IN A SIMULATED MARSH
SYSTEM/,23—9
FIELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS)
TO STORM WATER RUNOFF/,33—9
MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA BY EXCLUSION OF EPIBENTHIC
PREOATORS/,78—7
REACTIONS OF BLUE CRABS TO LOW PH. COMM€NTS./,33—1O
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT
SEDIMENTS/ ,78—6
LLOYD, RICHARD, JOINT AUTHOR.
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES/,40—1O
LOEWENGART, GORDON, JOINT AUTHOR.
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES/,40—1O
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LORES, EMILE M.
DETERMINATION OF HALOGENATEC ANILINES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID
CHRCMATOGRAPHY WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL OETECTOR/,54—4
METHOD FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF C iLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY LC WITH AN
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR/,62—1O
LORES, EMILE 14., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION OF PCB, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA
MERCENARIA AND P.LAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEOIMENTS/,80—2
DETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLCRTNATEO PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS
CHRCMATOGRAPHY/,48—6
DETERMINATION OF UNDERIVATIZED CHLORQPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINED HIGH
PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM4TOGRA HY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION
MONITORING/,66—9
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN
METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING PESTICIDE METABOLITES IN HUMAN URINE/,46—6
LOVELAND, H.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY OF GLANDLESS COTTONSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO
RAINBOW TROUT (SAL t - iD GAIRONERI)/,52—7
LOVELAND, P.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS/,52—8
LOVELAND, PATRICIA 14., JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS
RESEARCH/, 84—1
LOWE, JACK I.
CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO DOT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION/,3—9
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE QRGANI$MS/ ,3—8
EFFECTS OF THE PULYCHLORINATED SIPHENYL ARUCLOR 1254 ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,5—13
LABCRATORY BIOASSAYS/,2—2
MIREX, FIRE ANTS, AND ESTUARIES/,72—6
LOWE, JACK I., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
196 —71/,7—1
CHRCNIC TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE
FISH€S/,3—5
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/, 19—2
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO CRABS/,5—1
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LOWE, JACK I., JOINT AUTHOR.
FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND
MACROINVERTE RATES/,32—8
FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,17—7
FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,29—2
POLYCKLORINATED IPHENYL (AR3CLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIMENT, AND BIOTA OF
ESCAMBIA BAY, FLORIDA/,1—8
STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY T!STS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/,32—9
TOXICITY OF ARUCLOR 1254 ANC ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS/ ,15—9
LOWMAN, FRANK G., JOINT AUTHOR.
IOMONITORING OF COASTAL WATERS——AN OVERVIEW/,47—3
LOWRY, ANDREE F.
COMPUTERIZED LIBRARY SYSTEMS/,84—5
LOWRY, ANDREE F., JOINT AUTHOR.
LIBRARY SYSTEM USERS MANUAI/,84—8
PUBLICATIONS: GULF BREEZE LABORATORY/,42—1
LOZANSKIY, V.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZE WATER
t UALITY MANAGEMENT/,30—1O
LUCYSZYN, E.
CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA ADAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE
ONTARIO/,42—4
LUCZKOVICH, JOSEPH J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS CN THE BEHAVIOR OF THE JUVENILE RED HAKE,
UROPHYCIS CHUSS WILBAUM II. EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEHAVIORAL BASELINES:
PROGRESS REPORT (1981) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,64—2
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS
CHUSS (WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT
(1980)/,55—6
LUGO, ARIEL E., JOINT AUTHOR.
STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA
R I C A / , 26— 2
M
MACALADY, DONALD 1.
SUNLIGHT—INDUCED BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER/,25—4
MACALADY, DONALD 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHEMISTRY OF HALOGENS IN SE WATER/,29—1O
CHEMISTRY OF HALOGENS IN SEAWATER/,17—3
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MACALADY, DONALD 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL DXIDANTS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER/,23—l
MACAIJLEY, J.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABC ATORY—PREPAREO GENERIC ORILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—8
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—
MACAULEY, S.D., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABCRATCRY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—8
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)J,82—9
MACEK, XENNETH, JOINT AUTHOR.
SYNTHETIC ORGANICS/,39 —1
MADDOCK, MICHAEL B.
SISTER CHROI4ATID EXCHANGE ASSAY FOR DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH
EXPCSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS/,54—5
MA000CK, MICHAEL B., JOINT AUTHOR.
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTIO FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
AND MUTAGENESIS/,72—1
USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS
ANO MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUM 1ARY)/,72—2
MAGNUSON, J.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/,i—1
MAHAFFEY, W.R.
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL E.STUARINE
BACTERIA/, 72—7
PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM BY THREE AQUATIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM
CONTINUOUS CULTURE ENRICHMENTS/,42—5
MAHAFFEY, W.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS/,28—7
MALLON, M.H., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE DUNGENESS CRAB CANCER MAGISTER/,29—5
MANGIARACINA, LEONARD
STATEMENT OF LEONARD MANGIARACINA, DIRECTOR, CHESAPEAKE 3AY PROGRAM,
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ACCOMPANIED BY DR. TUDOR DAVIES, DEPUTY
DIRECTOR, GULF BREEZE ENVIRCNMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, E/,42—6
MANN, J.B.
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR D-TERMINING
1,2—DIBROMO—3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—6
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MANN, J.B.
EVALUATION OF METHODOLOGY FCR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE (EOB) IN AMBIENT
A I R/ , 54—7
FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING
1,2—DIBROMOETHANE, EDE, IN AMBIENT AIR/,54—8
MANNING, CHARLES S., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TEST/ ,71—5
MARCHAND—STAVRE, MICHEL, JOINT AUTHOR.
HALCGENATED HYDROCARBONS/, 52—10
MARCOS, 6.8., JOINT AUTHOR.
HALCGENATED HYDROCAR’BONS/,52—1O
MARMOREK, DAVID R., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/ ,67—3
MARTENS, C.S., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
MARTIN, BILLY J.
DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES/,72—3
DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES (PROJECT
SUMMARY)/, 72—9
EFFECTS OF PETROLEuM COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE FISHES/,54—9
PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS CULTURE
ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUDIES/,84—6
MARTIN, BILLY J., JOINT AUTHOR.
ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAO/,51—11
C—SANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CELL LINES/,52—1
EXPOSURE OF A TELEOST CELL LINE TO SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS/,52—9
SEROLOGIC ALTERATIONS IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR
PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMALL FISH/,84—7
MARTIN, S.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENESIS
OF INSECT VIRUS IN A NONTARGET ESTUARINE SHRIMP/,82—4
MARTIN, SUSAN, JOINT AUTHOR.
PROTOZOAN .SYMBIONTS AND RELATED DISEASES OF THE 3LUE CRAB, CALLINECTES
SAPIDUS RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED
STAT€S/,68—8
MARTZ, ROBERT F., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIQTA/,63—B
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MARTZ, ROBERT F., JOINT AUTHOR.
€FF CT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE PHYSICLOGICAL STATUS AND MICRO3IAL
INFECTION OF THE RFEF BUILDING CORAL MONTAST EA ANNULARIS/,85—3
EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION ND PREDATION 3Y MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
EOIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,58—4
PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICRCBIOT : RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD
GRAZING/,75—7
MASCARELLA, S. WAYNE, JOINT AUTHOR.
IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC METHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF
OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC ARCMATIC HYOP.OCARBONS BY GAS
CHRCMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECTROMETRY/,43—8
MATTHEWS, EDWARD, JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE OF AROCLOR 1254 BY SHRIMP AND FISHES/,iO—7
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQU.ITOFISH, GAMBUSIA AFFINIS/,5—1O
BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL POISONING BY ALATHIDN, 0,0—DINETHYL S—(1,2—DICARBETHOXYETHYL)
PHOSPHORODITHIQATE/, 14—2
BRAIN—ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN A MARINE TELEOST DURING LETHAL AND
SU8LETHAL EXPOSURES TO 1,2—DI8ROMO—2,2—DICHLOROETHYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHATE
(NALED) IN SEAWATER/,14—1
DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
IN, THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS/,41—8
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON MARINE ALGAE/,Z—7
FIRST FLORIDA RECORD OF TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIANAE (CRUSTACEA
MY SI 0 ACE A) 1,41—10
OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION
PESTICIDES ON AN ESTUARINE YSID/,63—9
SHORT—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANCPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON CHOLINESTERASES OF
ESTUARINE FISHES AND PINK SHRIMP/,9—8
MATTICE, JACK 5 ., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS AND EcOLaGIcAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
MAYBERRY, WILLIAM R., JOINT AUTHOR.
MURAMIC ACID ASSAY IN SEDIMENTS/,41—6
MAYER, FOSTER, JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,57—2
MAZIARZ, T., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE STUDIES IN
MICROCOSMS/,44—1
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MCCAIN, BRUCE, JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PC CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,51—2
MCENERNEY, J.T.
METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SP RTINA ALTERNIFLORA—DETRITUS——UCA PUGNAX
FOOC CHAIN/,42—7
MCENERNEY, J.T., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE ANO EFFECTS It A SALT MA SH/,4O—7
EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER
CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH)/,56—1
MCERLEAN, ANDREW J.
INDICATORS AND INDICES OF ESTU RINE OVERENRICHMENT/,62—11
ON THE USE OF INDICES IN AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD ASSESSMENT/,62—12
TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MOEPSI PROPOSAL: APPLICATION FOR OCEAN DUMPING
RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE DRILL MUD, CUTTINGS AND WATER/,63—1
MCFALL, JO ANN
ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER INTERFACE OF LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN/,42—8
MCFALL, JO ANN, JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM
?HENANTHRENE/, 14—2
MCGLOTHLIN, NANCY H., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHt.ORINE—PRODUCED O.XIOANTS AND UPTAKE OF
CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
(GMELIN)/, 51—1
MCILHENNY, WILLIAM F., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE WORKSHOP SUMMARY/,30—I1
MCKELLAR, H., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, 1 1 1,37—1
MCKENNEY, CHARLES L.
EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON DEVELCPING LARVAE OF RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD).
I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCURY ON LARVAL
UEVELOPMENT/,72—1O
EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND MERCURY ON DEVELOPING MEGALOPAE AND EARLY CRAB
STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN/,63—2
INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON OF CHRONIC TOXICITY TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE
MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA): A FINAL REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,72—11
INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY METABOLISM, GROWTH DYNAMICS AND
REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CYCLE O MYSIOOPSIS B.AHIA AS INFLUENCED BY
SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE/,73—i
ONTOGENY OF RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METABOLIC COMPENSATION TO SALINITY AND
TEMPERATURE BY THE CAR.IDEAN SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AND MODIFICATION BY
SUBLETHAL ZINC €XPOStJRE/,63—3
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MCKENNEY, CHARLES L., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION CF FEt’IVALERATE IN FLOWING—SEAWATER EXPOSURE STtJDIES/,8O—4
MCLEAN, CLAUDIA, JOINT AUTHOR.
RIVULUS MARt ORATUS A UNIQUE FISH USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE SIOASSAYS OF
HALGGENATED DRGANICS/,53—6
MEADOR, C. BRENT
SERCIOGIC ALTERATIONS IN CA CINOGEN—EXPCSEO TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR
PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMALL FISH/,84—7
MEANS, SUSAN
LIBRARY SYSTEM USER’S MANUAL/,84—8
MEANS, SUSAN M., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPUTERIZED LIBRARY SYST EMS/,84—5
MEARNS, ALAN J., JOINT AUTHOR.
FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMSJ,85—7
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,35—5
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,44—3
MARINE AND ESTIJARINE POLLUTION/,56—4
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,64—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,74—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,79—11
MEEKINS, F.C., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF HALOGENATED ANILINES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID
CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH AN ELECTRUCHEMICAL DETECTDR/,54—4
MEETER, DUANE A., JOINT AUTHOR.
LONG—TERM VARIATION OF QRGANOCHLORINE RESIOUES AND ASSEMBLAGES OF EPIBENTHIC
ORGANISMS IN A SHALLOW NORTH FLORIDA (USA) ESTUARY/,33—1i
MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA BY EXCLUSION OF EPIBEP4THIC
PREDATOR 5 1,78—7
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT
SEDIMENTS/ ,78—6
MELIUS, PAUL
COMPARATIVE BENZO(A)PYRENE €TABOLITE PATTERNS IN FISH AND RODENTS/,84—9
MIXED FUNCTION OXIDASE INOUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM
IN THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH/,42—9
MELIUS, PAUL, JOINT AUTHOR.
BENZOCA3PYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC 5—9 FRACTIONS OF AROCLOR 1254—TREATED
MULLET (MUGIL CEPHALUS)/,76—2
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MELIU5, PAUL, JOINT AUTHOR.
CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT/,71—6
CAUSES OF PAPILIOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT
SUMMARY)/, 71—7
DETERMINATION OF 1,2—DIOLS BY INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD
PER IODATE/ ,57—6
HEPATIC ENZYMES AND TUMOR HISTOPALIOLOGY OF BLACK BULLHEADS WITH
PA PILLOMAS/,66—3
INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION S?ECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXIDE HYOROLASE/,66—1
METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN AROCLOR 1254 TREATED MULLET/,65—12
RESPONSES OF THE HEPATIC ENZYMES OF A TELEOST FISH TO TRANS—STIL8ENE OXIDE
TREATMENT/ ,66—2
SIMPLE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC ‘ETHOO FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS:
MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGROSCOPICITY, At 1D EVAPORATION/,76—3
MERRILL, RAYMOND G., JOINT AUTHOR.
ALGAL IOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS/,76—7
METCALF, THEODORE G., JOINT AUTHOR.
MICROORGANISMS!, 39—2
MEYER, S.A.
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANOIDA MALTOSA, A
HYOROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST/ ,15—7
MEYERS, SAMUEL P.
DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANOS/,73—2
DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,73—3
MEYERS, SAMUEL P., EDITOR
PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON MARINE POLLUTION
RESEARCH!, 19—7
MEYERS, SAMUEL P., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHITIN TRANSFORMATION AND PESTICIDE INTERACTIONS IN A SIMULATED AQUATIC
MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM/,64—3
IMPACT OF THE USE OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT/,13—8
MICROBIOLOGICAL CYCLING OF C XL IN ESTUARINE MARSHLANDS/,17—1
MONITORING BIOTRANSFORMATION AND BIODEGRADATION OF XENUBIOTICS IN SIMULATED
AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS/,74—3
USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR ANALYSES OF STRESS—RELATED FACTORS IN ESTUARINE
ECOSYSTEMS/,56—2
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M
MEYERS, THEODORE R.
HISTOPATHOLOGY OF FOUR SPONTANEGUS NEOPLASMS IN THREE SPECIES OF SALMONID
Fl SHES/,79—3
LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF NEURO3LASTOMA IN COHO SALMON REARED IN
CHLORINATEO—OECHLORINATED WATER/, 84—10
SUMMARY OF TISSUE LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INO&JCED BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES
TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, ANO POTENTIAL
CARCINOGENS/,73—4
MEYERS, THEODORE R., JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF rIEPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO
GA I RDNERI) I., 84—2
RAINBOW TROUT EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS
RE S EAR C HI, 84—1
MICHEL, JACQUELINE, JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN
EASTERN PUERTO RICO/,41—9
MIDDAUGH, DOUGLAS P
COMPARATIVE SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE
TELEOSTS, FIJNOtJLUS HETEROCLITUS AND MENIDIA MENIDIA TO CADMIUM./,25—7
CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES AND EMBRYO
SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LEURESTHES TENUIS AND ATLANTIC
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES: ARTHERINIOAE)/,19—4
EFFECT OF PREHATCH AND POSThATCH EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM ON SALINITY TOLERANCE
OF LARVAL GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,34—2
EFFECT OF THERMAL STRESS AND TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE
STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS/,34—1
IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,19—8
LABORATORY SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE FISH, THE SILVERSIOE MENIDIA
MENIDIA MENIDIA/,19—9
REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES,
ATHERINIDAE)/,63—5
REPRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY AND SPAWNING PERIODICITY OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIOE,
MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES: ATHERINIOAE)/,63—4
RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, L IOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
FOLLOWING SUBLETHAL CADMIUM EXPOSURE/,15—8
RESPONSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS
TO CHLORINATION/,25—6
RETENTION OF TWO MERCURICALS BY STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS/,11—3
SPAWNING OF THE TIDEWATER SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA PENINSULAE (GOODE AND BEAN),
IN RESPONSE TO TIOAL AND LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY/,85—1
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H
MIDDAUGH, DOUGLAS P.
TIDAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA
MENIQIA/,79—5
TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS/,25—5
TOXICOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THE FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS,
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE PROCUCEC OXIOANTS/,54—1O
USE OF CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN TO INDUCE LA3ORATORY SPAWNING OF THE ATLANTIC
CROAKER, MICROPOGON UNDULATUS, WTH NOTES ON SUBSEQUENT EMBRYONIC
DEVELOPMENT/,1l—4
MIDDAUGH, DOUGLAS P., JOINT AUTHOR.
BI0CONCENTRATION OF BROMOFORM Y AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G.)
EXPOSEt) TO CHLORINATED AND CECHLORINATED SEAWATER, WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL
AND FEEOING/,80—5
CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF
EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS/,24—I
EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIDIA
PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PRCOUCED OXIOANTS/,78—1O
IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,24—2
IMPACTS OF WATER CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BACTERIA UN THE AMERICAN OYSTER,
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN)/,75—4
OYSTER SHELL SIZE AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES BY CHASMOOES
OSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS (PISCES,
BLENNIIDAE) AND GOSIOSOMA BOSCI (PISCES, GOBIIDAE) IN TWO SOUTH/,69—2
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF
CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
(GMELIN)/, 57—1
REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLCRINATION PROCESSES UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS/,18—5
REVISED REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES UPON MARINE
ECOSYSTEMS: UPDATE 1977 1,31—1
SEASONAL CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORINATION TO THE AMERICAN OYSTER,
CRASSUSTREA VIRGINICA (0) 1,36—1
MIDDLEBROOKS, ROBERT L., JOINT AUTHOR.
SEROLOGIC ALTERATIONS IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR
PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMALL FISH/,84—7
MILLEMANN, R.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE OUNGENESS CRAB CANCER MAGISTER/,29—5
MILLER, CHARLES W., JOINT AUTHOR.
UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF OICHLC8ENIL IN A SMALL POND/,4—6
MILLER, 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/,9—1
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M
MITCHELL, G., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL .ANO ONA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANOIDA MALTOSA, A
HyDRaCAR8ON—UT1LIZIN YEAST/ ,15—7
MIX, MICHAEL C.
8ENZOCA)PYRENE BODY 3UROENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN
MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) IN OREGON/,43—4
6ENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EOIJLIS) FROM YAQUINA BAY,
OREGON DURING JUNE 1976 MAY 1978/,43—3
3ENZJ(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS,
IIYTILUS EDULIS/,73—7
CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHILOE,
CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA/,54—11
CHEMICAL CARCINCGENS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,42—1O
CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(A)PYRENE IN
ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,25—8
CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITUTED POLYCYCL1C AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN
SOFISHELL CLAMS FROM COOS AY, OREGON, USA/,79—7
CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITUTED POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BAY
MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FRGM REGON, USA/,79—8
HAEMIC NEOPLASIIS OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE,
PREVALENCE, SEAS3NALITY, AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION/,79—6
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARGE CELLS ASSOCIATED WITH PUTATIVE
NEUPLASTIC DISOROEPS OF MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM YAQUINA BAY,
OREGON/,43—2
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN
8IV LVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,73—5
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN
BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,73—6
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS IN BAY MUSSELS
(MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON/,63—6
PRELIMINARY STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF USING EMBRYO AND LARVAL
STAGES CF THE GOOSE BARNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYMERUS FOR MARINE
61 OA SSAYS/ ,43—1
SEASONAL VARIATION IN BENZ3(A)PYRENE IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON
E S I U A R I E S / , 34—3
MIX, MICHAEL C., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF VANADIUM IN A MARINE MOLLUSC USING 4 CHELATING ION EXCHANGE
RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION/,62—5
EFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN BAY
MU S S E L S I,? 2—3
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M
MIX, MICHAEL C., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF NAPHTHALENE ON GLUCDS METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER,
OSTREA EDULIS/,64—iO
EFFECTS JF SOOIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF
ADOUCTOR MUSCLE PROTEINS FRCtI BIVALVE MOLLUSCS/,36—3
ION—EXCHANGE TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING AMMONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF
SEAWATER/, 65—2
PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS DUE TO SLASH
BURNING ON CLEAR—CUT SITES/,aO—lO
REGENERATION OF RADIATION—DAMAGED DIGESTIVE TISSUES IN JUVENILE PACIFIC
OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS)/,36—7
SEASJNAL VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL BURDENS IN THE BAY
MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDULIS/,62—
SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS
(MYTILUS EDULIS)/,72—4
SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING INTEGRATED LIGHT ENERGY/,81—I
THIN—LAYER SEPARATION OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND
THE AMINO ACID TAURINE/,56—5
UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF N4PHTHALENE BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EDULIS, IN A
FLOLf THROUGH SYSTEM/,65—l
MONROE, ROBERT J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON THE DEVELOPMNT OF CRASS/,22—6
EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE
CRAB/, 17—3
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES
SAPIDUS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,67—4
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHIIHROPANOPEUS HARRISII ANC CALLINECTES SAPIOUS/,82—1
EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD
AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS,
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII ANC CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,67—5
EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TN 6040) ON LARVAL
DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUARINE CRABS/,30—2
EFFECTS OF THE JUVENILE HORMONE MIMIC ZR—512 (ALTOZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT
OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROPANOP.EUS HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC
TEMPERATURES/, 23—2
KEPONE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CALLINECTES SAPIDUS AND RHITHROPANOPEUS
HARRISII/, 38—3
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M
MONROE, RO8ERT J., JOINT AUTHOR.
KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND 6LUE—CRAB/,46—4
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING CCAST.AL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19 —4
MONTGOMERY, R.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LASCRATORY—PREPAREO GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—8
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABCRATGRY—PREPAREO GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
t4YSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,82—9
MOORE, CYNTHIA A., JOINT AUTHOR.
ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL OXIDANTS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER/,23—1
SUNLIGHT—INDUCED BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER/,25—4
MOORE, JAMES C., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIV4L AND REPRODUCTION OF
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA/,55—3
ACUTE TOXICITY., 3IOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705,
ENTdIOCARB, CHLORPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN
THE ESTUARIN.E ENVIRONMENT/,8O—3
ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD— AND L.A8ORATORY—OEVELOPED ESTUARINE
BEt4THIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO DI—N—BIJTYL PHTHALATE/,8i—4
DETERMINATION OF MALATHION, MALAOXON, AND MONO— AND OICAR8OXYLIC ACIDS OF
MALATHION IN FISH, OYSTER, AND SHRIMP TISSUE/,17—9
DETERMINATION OF PENTACHLORCPHENOL IN MARINE BIOTA AND SEA WATER BY
GAS—L1 ?UID CHROMATOGRAPHY A D HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY/,41—5
DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND aRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
IN, THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS/,41—8
EFFECT OF DIFLUBENZURON ON AN ESTUARINE CRUSTACEAN/,43—5
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE
COMMUNITIE 5 1,27—3
EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND
FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS/,78—1i
OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND C RO IC EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION
PES1ICIOES CN AN ESTUARINE MYSIO/,63—9
RELATIONSHIP OF MALATHION AND ITS METABOLITES TO FISH POISONING/,17—1O
MOORE, KENNETH, JOINT AUTHOR.
OISTRI UTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE LOWER
CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA/,43—7
MORGADE, CARMEN, JOINT AUTHOR.
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PEST IC IDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW/,48—].
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M
MORGADE, CARMEN, JOINT AUTHOR.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHIN STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY/,69—5
REOLCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MI XERS/ ,69—6
MORGAN, JOSEPH C., JOINT AUTHOR.
BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL OXIDATION OF DIBENZOFURAN/,39—7
MORGAN, MYRA J., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COMPLEX TION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER/,7—7
MORRISON, S.J.
EFFECTS OF GRAZING BY ESTUARINE GAMMARIDEAN AMPHIPOOS ON THE MICROBIOTA OF
ALLGCHTHONOUS DETRITUS/,55—1
MOSEMAN, ROBERT F.
UTILITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MANS EXPOSURE TO
CHEMICALS/ ,73—8
MOSEMAN, ROBERT F., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF HALOGENATEC ANILINES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID
CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR/,54—4
DETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHY/ ,48—6
METHOD FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY LC WITH AN
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR/,62—lO
MOSHIRI, GERALD A.
WATER QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA/,55—2
MURCHELANO, ROBERT A., JOINT AUTHOR.
l ICR 00 R G A N IS MS / ,39—2
MURRAY, E . DONALD
DEVELOPMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 151,11—5
N
N JOINT GROUP OF EXPERTS ON THE SCIENTIFIC ASPECTS OF MARINE POLLUTION
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING CCASTAI WATER QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
NALL, S.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, GAMBUSIA AFFINIS/,5—1O
NASH, COLIN E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF MIREX AND METHOXYCHLOR ON STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS L/,15—6
NEFF, JERRY M.
FATE AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW/,63—7
FATE AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW CPRCJECT SUMMARY)/,73—9
NEFF, JERRY M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ONTOGENY OF RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METABOLIC COMPENSATION TO SALINITY AND
TEMPERATURE BY THE CARIOEAN SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AND MODIFICATION BY
SUBLETHAL ZINC EXPOSUREJ,63—3
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N
NESO, JOINT AUTHOR.
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATEP QUALITY CRITERIA/,19—4
NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM, BOSTON, MA
SURVEY OF THE TOXICITY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF USED DRILLING MUOS/,85—2
NEWMAN, S.M., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF MIi EX ON THE BURROWING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM (ARENICOLA
CR ISTATA)/ ,20—7
NICHOLS, MAYNARD M., JOINT AUTHOR.
KEPCNE CONTAMINATION OF THE JAMES RIVER ESTUARY/,53—i.
MAN—MADE RAOIONUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER
SE DIME NT S/, 60—8
NICKELS, JANET S.
EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING t1A INE MICROBIOTA/,63—8
NICKELS, JANET S., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUAR.INE DETRITAL
MICROBIOTA/,59—4
EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL
INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS/,85—3
EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,53—4
EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIUTA THAT COLONIZE SANOS IN RUNNING SEAW.ATER/,75—6
NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA/,58—3
PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICRCBIDTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD
GRAZINGJ,75—7
NIMMO, DELWAYNE R.
ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN
LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES/,11—7
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS
BA HIA/ ,3 —6
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA/,55—3
CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING SEA WATER OR A STATIC
SYSTEM/,34—4
EFFECT OF DIFLIJBENZURON ON AN ESTUARINE CRUSTACEAN/,43—5
EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE SHRIMPS, PENAEUS DUORARUM, PALAEMONETES PUG!O AND
PALAEMONETES VIJLGARIS/,25—1O
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NIMMO, DELWAYNE R.
EFFECTS OF DOT ON CATIONS IN THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF PENAEID SHRIMP/,6—1
ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING
WATER/ ,34—5
LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP/,2—3
LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF SuSPENDED PARTICULATES UN SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF
THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOP$IS BAHIA, IN THE LAbORATORY/,73—10
METALS, PESTICIDES AND PCBS: TOXICITIES TO SHRIMP SINGLY AND IN
COMBINAT 10 MI, 20—1
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLIUTANTI,25—9
OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC ‘EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION
PESTICIDES ON AN ESTUARINE MYSID/,63—9
PESTICIDES: THEIR IMPACT ON THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,43—6
PHYSIOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,2—4
POLYCHIORINATED BIPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND PINK
SHRIMP/,3—11
POLYCHLORIt4ATED BIPHENYLS (PCB)/ ,19—10
SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF P3LYCHLORIN.ATED BIPHENYL— AND
SALINITY—STRESS IN PENAEID SHRIMP/,11—6
TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1234 IN THE PINX SHRIMP P!NAEUS
DUORARUM/, 3—10
TOXICITY OF AROCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS/ ,15—9
NIMMO, DELWAYNE R., JOINT AUTHOR.
CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC ANIMALS TO BOTTOM SEDIMENTS/,5—12
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/, 19—2
DETECTION OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL PATHOGENS AND POLLUTANTS IN
AQUATIC ANIt 4LS/,9—12
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,24—11
EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON SWIMMING STAMINA OF THE MYSID
tIYSIOOPSIS 8AHIA/,60—7
FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/,32—8
KEPCNE: HAZAR.O TO AQUATIC CRGANISMS/,.19—3
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NIMMO, DELWAYNE R., JOINT AUTHOR.
METHODS TO ASSESS EFFECTS OF COtI3INATIONS OF TOXICANTS, SALINITY AND
TEMPERATURE ON EST1JARINE ANIMALS/,13—2
PRECISION LIVE—FEE3ER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE OR FOOD CHAIN
BIOASSAYS/ ,17—2
SALINITY CONTROLLER FOR FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAYS/,13—3
SALTWATER FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND
SAL INITY/, 13—1
STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACRO INVERT! RATES /,32—9
ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF SHRIMP EXPOSED TO THE POLLUTANT CHEMICAL,
POLYCHIORINATED BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254)/,9—13
NIXON, J.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY OF GLANOLESS COTTONSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI)/,52—7
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS/,52—8
NIXON, JOSEPH E., JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS
RESEARCH/, 84—1
0
O CONNOR, DONALD J.
EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION OF AOSOR ING SOLIDS ON THE PARTITION
CUEFFICIENT/, 55—4
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF KEPCNE DISTRIBUTION IN THE JAMES RIVER/,34—7
O CONN0R, JOSEPH M.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE ?C8 CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,55—5
O CONNOR, JOSEPH M., JOINT AUTHOR.
PC8 DYNAMICS IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS. II. ACCUMULATION FROM DIETARY
SOURCES/,79—1O
OBERHEU, J.C., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
196 9—71 1,7—1
OGLESBY, JERRY L.
COMPARISON CF SEVERAL APPROACHES FOR CALCULATING LC5O S FOR BINARY RESPONSES
OBTAINED FROM TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS/,64—i
NONLINEAR MODEL FOR PESTICIDE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
SPECIE S/, 34—8
OGLES8Y, JERRY L., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL
ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,36—4
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0
OGLESBY, JERRY L., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON OEV LOPMENT CF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIESI,57—5
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
ENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,65—11
EFFECTS OF SEVIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES/,45—5
KEPCNE: TOXICITY AND BIOACCUMUL TION IN BLUE CRABS/,448
MODELS FOR PREDICTING BIOACCUt4ULATION AND ECOSYSTEM EFFECTS OF KEPONE AND
OTHER MATERIALS/,59—2
RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING
MU OS/ ,76—1
TEST OF A MODEL FOR PREDICTING KEPONE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
SPEC IES/,38—1
TOXICITY Off DRILLING—MUD BICCIOES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC
COM UNIT.IES/,45—6
OLLA, BORI L.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE JUVENILE RED HAKE,
UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WIL6AUM) II. EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEHAVIORAL BASELINES:
PROGRESS REPORT (1981) (UNPUBLISHED REPURT)/,64—2
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS
CHUSS (W L8AUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT
(1980)1,55—6
OLLA, BORI 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/,9—1
ORTH, J. ROBERT
DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE LOWER
CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA/,43—T
OSHIDA, PHILIP S., JOINT AUTHOR.
FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFF CTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS/,85—7
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,35—5
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/, +4—3
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,56—4
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,64—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,74—6
OSHIDA, PHILLIP S., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND E3TUARINE POLLUTION/,79—11
p
PANEL ON MONITORING PERSISTENT PESTICIDES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT/,3—12
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P
PARKER, JEFFREY H.
EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL
INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS/,85—3
SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID
A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS/,74—1
PARRISH, PATRICK R.
CHLOROANE: EFFECTS UN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,202
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHIORDANE, TRIFLURALIN, ANO PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARtE TUS)/,34—9
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,26—1
DIELORIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,11—8
HEXACHLOROBENZENE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,15—1O
RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED POLLUTANTS
ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF ESTUARINE FISHES/,4—1
PARRISH, PATRICK R., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—P EPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA)/,C2—8
ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO
MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSI.S BAHIA)/,82—9
AROCLOR 1016: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY ESTIJARINE ANIMALS/,1O—8
CHRONIC TOXICITY, UPTA (E, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE
FISHES/,3—5
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/, 19—2
EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT
CHEMICALS ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS
(CYPRIN000N VARTEGATUS)/,66—7
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,3—8
EFFECTS OF THE POLYCHLOR!NATED BIPHENYL AROCLOR 1254 ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,5—13
ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,16—1
ENVI ONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS/,33—7
FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND
MACROIcqVERTE8RATES/,32—8
LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CIPRINODON
VARIEGATUS)/ ,32—5
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P
PARRISH, PATRICK R., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIOS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF BREEZE
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1994, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO
HAZARD ASSESSMENT/,83—1
RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RES A CH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF BREEZE
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO
HAZARD ASSESSMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,83—2
STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/,32—9
SUITABILITY OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) FOR LIFE—CYCLE
TOXICITY TESTS/,25—1
TOXICITY OF AROCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE
ORGANISMS/ ,15—
PARSONS, DEAN
DRILLING MUD RESEARC +-—OVERSIGHT/,55—7
PATEL, JAYANTI R.
DETERMINATION OF ARENE OXIDES BY A GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROMETRY
SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS CF 9,1O—EPOXY—9 , 1O—DIHYDROPHENANTHRENE/, 34—10
IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC METHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF
OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECT ROMETRY/ ,43—B
MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER
SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS/,35—1
TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM
PHENANTHRENE/, 74—2
PATRICK, JAMES M., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1969—71 1,7— 1
ACUTE TOXICITY TO AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF ENOOSULFAN BY ESTUARENE
AN IMALS/,26—6
ACUTE TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705,
BENTHIOCARS, Crfl..ORPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN
THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,8O—3
CMLCROANE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—2
DIELORIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,11—8
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLQROPaIENATE ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS:
TOXICITY, UPTAXE, AND DEPURATION/,35—10
EFFECTS OF THE PULYCHLORINATED 5IPHENYL AROCLOR 1256 ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,5—13
ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARIF JE ORGANISMS/,16—1
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P
PATRICK, JAMES 11., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPT CHLOR: TOXICITY TO ANC UPTAKE BY SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—5
HEPTACHLOR: UPTAKE, DEPURATIO , RETENTION, AND METABOLISM BY SPOT,
LEICSTOMUS XANIHURUS/,20—6
HEXACHLCROBZtZENE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,15—lO
KEPONE ACCUMULATION AND FOOC CHAIN TRANSFER/,28—2
EPDNE BIOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE
FOOC CHAINS/,22—4
KEPCNE: TOXICITY AND BIOACCUMULATION IN BLUE CRABS/,44—8
MIREX RESIDUES IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 19721,9—2
TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF BHC AND LINOANE IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
ANItIALS/, 26—S
UPTAKE AND TOXICITY OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE URGANISMS/,26—9
USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TO ESTIMATE
ENVIRONMENTAL DEACTIVATION CF MARINE—GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER/,67—6
PAWLOWSKI, N.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY OF GLANOLESS COTTOMSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI)/,52—7
PECON, JILL, JOINT AUTHOR.
CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL 9URING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL
TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,74—4
PEDOICORO, RICHARD, JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,5T—2
PEGG, R.K., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS CF WHOLE DRILLING MUD AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MOVEMENTS
OF THE BAY SCALLOP, ARGGPECTEN IRRAOIANS/,61—9
PELTIER, WILLIAM H., JOINT AUTHOR.
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTEBRATES/, 19—2
FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND
MA CR UI N V ERIE BR A I E S 1,32— 8
STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MA CR01 NV E RI E B R A T SI ,32— 9
PEOPLES, ANITA J., JOINT AUTHOR.
DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLOOD
SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE/,55—8
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE:
INTERIM REPORT/,55—9
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p
PESTICIDE FIELD STATION, GULF BREEZE
PROGRESS REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES CENTER FOR ESTUARINE
AND MENHAOEN RE5 ARCH, PESTICIDE FIELD STATION, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, FISCAL
YEAR 196 /,2—5
PETERS, L.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY/,69—5
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND
MIXERS /,69 —6
PFAFFENBERGER, CARL 0.
DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALOGEN TED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLOOD
SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE/,55—8
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND ORIN ING WATER SOURCE: AN
INTERIM REPCRT/,55—9
PFAFFENBERGER, CARL 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO
C HLC .ROBENZILATE/,67—9
PIERCE, ROBERT J., JOINT AUTHOR.
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCS CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,55—5
PILLAI, C.G.P.
ATRAZINE METABOLISM IN BOX CRASS/,43—9
PILLAI, C.G .P., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH/,40—T
PILLAI, PARATHASARATHY, JOINT AUTHOR.
META QLISM OF ATRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA. 2. WATER—SOLUBLE
META OLITES/,58—2
PIZZA, JOHN C
PHARMACOKINETICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF DIETARY POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS
(PCBS) IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS. Ph.D.
DISSERTATIQN/,79—9
PIZZA, JOHN C.
PCS DYNAMICS IN HUOSON RIVER STRIPED BASS. II. ACCUMULATION FROM DIETARY
SOURCES/,79—1O
PLAIA, G.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION CF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
ENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO OI—N—BIJTYL PHTHALATE/,81—4
EFFECTS OF CHLJRPYRIFOS ON FIELD— AND LA ORATORY—OEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC
COMMUNITIES/,75—1O
IMPACT ON AND RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACROBENTHIC COtIMUNITIES EXPOSED TO
PENTACHLOROPHE NOL/ ,81—5
PLUMLEY, F. GERALD
ATRAZINE EFFECTS ON SALT MARSH EOAPHIC ALGAE. M.S. TH€SIS/,35—2
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P
PLUMLEY, F. GERALD
EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INr1I3ITOR AT AZINE, ON SALT MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE,
IN CULTURE, MICROECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELD/,55—10
EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHI8ITOR, ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER
CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (5MITH)/,5 —1
PLUML€Y, F. GERALD, JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH/,40—7
POLITZER, IEVA R., JOINT AUTHOR.
MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER
SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONCITIONS/,35—1
POMEROY, L.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
POOL, DOUGLAS J.
STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIOA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA
RICA/,26—2
POOL, J.D., JOINT AUTHOR.
IMPACT ON AND RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACRO8ENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO
PE NTACHLOROPHE NO L/, 81—5
PORTER, J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF GIL—DRILLING MUOS ON THE CARI 8EAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ $7 5—9
PORTIER, R.J.
CHITIN TRANSFORMATION AND PESTICIDE INTERACTIONS IN A SIMULATED AQUATIC
MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM/,64—3
MONITORING eIoTRaNSFoRMATIor AND BIODEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTICS IN SIMULATEO
AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS/,74—3
USE OF MICROCOSMS FOP ANALYSES OF STRESS—RELATED FACTORS IN ESTUARINE
ECOSYSTEMS/,56-2
POTOMAC RESEARCH INCORPORATED
MARINE OIL POLLUTION RESEARCH STUDY FINAL REPORT 1 JUNE 1978/,35—3
POWELL, ERIC N.
CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL
TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,74—4
RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLiNG MUD EXPOSURE. THE
FREE AMINO ACID POOL/,85—4
POWELL, ERIC N., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC
STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF
NORMALIZATION FOR CORAL OATA/,79—1
EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOLS OF TWO NEREID
POLYCHAETES, NEANTHES SUCCH EA AND LEONEREIS CULVERI/,62—2
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P
POWELL, ERIC N., JOINT AUTHOR.
IMPORTANCE CF MONITORING METABJLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPOR.A
CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE
AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION/,84—3
PRAMER, 0.
DISCuSSIDN: CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLUGY)/,4310
PRISTAS, PAUL J.
ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF TAGGED IJLF MENHAOEN/,20—3
PRITCHARD, P.H
FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: FATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PQLLUTANTS/,85—5
PRITCHARD, PARMELY H.
MODEL ECOSYSTEMS/,64—4
SYNOPSIS OF DISCUSSION SESSION: EXTRAPOLATION/,56—3
SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE STUDIES IN
MICROCOSM S/,44—1
USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR EVALUATION OF INTERACTONS BETWEEN POLLUTANTS NO
MICROORGANISMS/,85—6
PRITCHARD, PARMELY H., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA ADAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE
ONTARIO/,42—4
EFFECTS OF ADAPTATiON ON BICOEGRADATION RATES IN SEDIMENT/WATER CORES FROM
ESTUARINE AND FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS/,57—4
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS/,28—7
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE
BACTERIA/,72—7
FATE AND DEGRADATION OF 14C—KEPONE IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS/,32—3
INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENTI ,38—5
MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS/,67—8
MICRJORGANISMS/, 39—2
PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM BY THREE AQUATIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM
CONTINUOUS CULTURE ENRICeIMENTS/,42—5
WORKSHOP: MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF POLLUTANTS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS/,38—6
PROVENZANO, ANTHONY J.
SURVIVAL, DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, EARED FROM KEPONE CONTAMINATED AND UNCONTAMINATED
POPULATIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY/,26—3
PRZYBYSZEWSKI, V.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
DISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA WITH NITRILDTRIACETATE—DEGRADING POTENTIAL IN AN
ESTUARINE ENVIRCNMENT/,22—1O
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R
RANDALL, JOHN E., JOINT AUTHOR.
SYST ;4ATICS, BIOLOGY AND ZUCGEOGRAPHY OF PTERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERUS (PISCES:
GOBIIDAE)/. 9 24—3
RAG, K. RANGA
COMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CHLOROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,64—5
INHIBITION CF LIMB REGENERATION IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, BY
SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE/,35—4
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXICITY OF
PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO CRUSTACEANS/,44—2
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HISTOPATHCLOGICAL EVALUATION OF OITHIOCA BAMATE TOXICITY
TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,74—5
SYMPOSIUM ON PENTACHLOROPHENOL, JUNE 27—29, 1977: ABSTRACTS/,26—4
RAO, K. RANGA, EDITORS, JOINT AUTHOR.
BIORATIONAL WORKSHOP, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 15—17, 19821,77—6
RAO, K. RANGA, JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF 8ENZO(A)PYRENE AND
BENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIOI,71—1
BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, HEPATOPANCREAS AND
ABDOMINAL MUSCLE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: RELATION TO
MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO BARITE/,38—7
CHARACTERISTICS OF A CA(2.) —ACTIVATED ATPASE FROM THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF THE
BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPICUS/,32—1
CILIARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR GLANDS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,61—1
COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYOROCARBONS/, 77—3
CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT
CHROMIUM/, 78—i.
EFFECT OF BARITE ON MEIGFAUNA IN A FLCW—THROUGM EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM/,39—4
EFFECT OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL (PCP) ON MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES ESTABLISHED IN
AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM/,29—8
EFFECTS OF BARITE AND USED CRILLING MUDS ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH PARTICULAR
REFERENCE TO THE GRASS SHRIt P, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,47—1
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL (PCP) AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL (ONP) ON THE OXYGEN
CONSUMPTION OF TISSUES FROM THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS, UNDER
DIFFERENT OSMOTIC CONDITIONS/,29—7
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON THE MEIOBENTHIC NEMATODES IN AN EXPERIMENTAL
S Y ST EM / ,29— 9
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R
RAO, K. RANGA, JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPH€NOL ON
HEPATGPANCREATIC ENZYMES IN THE ÔLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS/,32—2
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON RESPIRATION IN
CRUSTACEANS/,29—6
EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOCARBAMATES ON TH GRASS SHRIMP, PAL4EMONETES PUGIO:
MOLT—RELATED TOXICITY AND INHI8ITION OF LIMB REGEN€RATION/,68—6
t4IST3PATHOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE ANTENNAL GLAND, MIDGUT,
HEPATOPANCREAS, AND GILL OF GRASS SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT
CHROMIUM/, 82—7
ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I.
COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYClICAL ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATION/,70—2
ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIG. II.
PRE OLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESSES BY CYTOPLASMIC
PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURATION/,7O—3
SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE BRANCHIAL P000CYTES IN THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO/,61—2
TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLORO•PHENATE (NA—PCP) TO THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PIJGIO, AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE/,30—4
TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLCROPHENATE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMCNETES
PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MCLT CYCLE/,30—5
ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE
ANTENNAL GLANDS, HEPATOPANCREAS, AND MIDGUT OF GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO TWO
DITHIOCARBAMATE I OCIDES/ ,78—2
ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES LEADING TO
LACX GILLS IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A DIT iIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDE/,78—3
ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES INOUCEO BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE IN THE GRASS
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE/,31—2
ULTR STRUCTURE OF AN EXOCRINE DERMAL GLAND IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PuGia: OCCURRENCE OF TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONEMES ASSOCIATED
WITH THE SLCUGHING AND REFORMATION OF THE OUCTULE/,40—9
RAPPE, C., JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION’ STUDIES OF POLYCHLORIWATEO OIBENZO—P—OIOXINS,
OIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALENES IN ENVIRCNMENTAL SAMPLES/,62—4
RAY, MARJORIE J., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,35—5
REED, GALE, JOINT AUTHOR.
INDICATORS AND INDICES OF ESTUARINE OVERENRICHMENT/,62—I1
REINERT, ROBERT, JOINT AUTHOR.
SYNTHETIC ORGANICS/,39—1
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REISA, JAMES, JOINT AUTHOR.
DISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMINT APPROACHES/,40—1O
REISH, DONALD J.
FATE AND EFFECTS CF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS/,85—7
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,35—5
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,44—3
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,56—4
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,64—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE PULLUTION/,74—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,79-1].
REISH, DONALD J., JOINT AUTHOR.
TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS/,5—2
RHOADS, DONALD C.
EFFECTS OF MARINE 8ENTHOS ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A
SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE/,74—7
RHODERICK, JOHN C., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESIDUAL OXIDANT DECAY AND BROMATE FOPMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATED
SEA—WATER/ ,64—8
TOXICITY OF EROMATE TO STRIPED BASS ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND
JUVENILE SPOT (LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS)/,64—9
RICE, CLIFFORD P., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS, UPTAKE, AND MET BO1ISM OF METHOXYCHLOR, MIREX, AND 2,4—0 IN
SEAt’JEEDS/, 20—8
RICE, T.R.
POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ESTUARY/,6—2
RICHARDS, NORMAN L.
EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL USE IN CFFSHORE WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS1,26—5
EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS USE IN OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS IN AQUATIC
ENVIRONMENTS/, 44—4
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR MARINE POLLUTION RESEARCH WITHIN FEDERAL AGENCIES OF
THE UNITED STATES/,20—4
SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC PCLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENTI,74—8
RICHARDS, NORMAN L., EDITORS, JOINT AUTHOR.
SYMPOSIUM ON PENTACHLOROPHENOL, JUNE 27—29, 1977: A3STRACTS/,26—4
RICHARDS, NORMAN L., JOINT AUTHOR.
DRILLING MUD RESEARCH——OVERSIGHT/,55--7
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RICHARDS, NORMAN 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT CF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND
COM .UNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROB1OTA/,63—8
EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS CN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL
INFECTION OF THE REEF 8UILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS/,85—3
EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIUTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING S’EAWATER/,75—6
RICHARDSON, LEONARD B.
COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE
AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,14—g
LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED
OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN)/,79—12
RESIDUAL OXIDANT DECAY AND EROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATED
SEA—WATER/,64—8
TOXICITY OF BROMATE TO STRIPED BASS ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND
JUVENILE SPOT CLETOSTOMUS XANTHURUS)/,64—9
TOXICITY OF OZONATED ESTUARINE WATER TO JUVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES
SAPIDUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS)/,64—7
RICHARDSON, LEONARD B., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON CF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF
STRIPED 3ASS, MORONE SAXATILIS/,61—8
INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMISTRY AND TOXICITY OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND
BROMAT.E TO SELECTED ESTUARINE SP€CIES/,59—7
RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERICANA)
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,28—4
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM, JOINT AUTHOR.
MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BY, LAKE HURONI,28—3
RICK, ALAN J., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO DOT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION/,3—9
KINETICS OF PESTICIDES/,1—11
RIGBY, R.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS
BAHIA/,34—6
ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USEO DRILLING FLUIDS ON REPRESENTATIVE
ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,56—8
EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT
CHEMICALS ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS
(CYFRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,66—7
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT/,25—9
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RIGBY, R.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESISTANCE OF RE ) MANGROVE (RHIZUPMORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD,
CADMIUM, AND MERCURY/,45—8
RILEY, RONALD 1.
EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL PERTURBATION BY NA.PHTHALENE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE
EURCPEAN FLAT OYSTER (OSTREA EOU1IS): AN IN VIVU KINETIC. PH.D.
01 SSERTATION/, 35—6
EFFECTS OF NAPHTHALE:IE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER,
OSTREA EOULIS/,64—1O
ION—EXCHANGE TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING AMMONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF
SEA ATER/,65—2
THIN—LAYER SEPARATION OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND
THE AMINO ACID TAURINE/,56—5
UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF NAPHTIIALENE BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EOULIS, IN A
FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM/,65—1
RILEY, RONALD T., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(A)PYRENE IN
ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,25—8
RISEBROUGII, ROBERT, JOINT AUT iOR.
SYNTHETIC ORGANICS/,39—1
ROBERTS, M.H., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF KEPCNE—CONTAMINATEO FOOD BY JUVENILE BLUE CRABS
(CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN)/,78—9
ROBERTS, MORRIS H., JR.
EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEA WATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS/,35—7
EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS AND MULINIA
LARVAE/ .44—5
FLOW—THROUGH TOXICITY TESTING SYSTEM FOR MOLLUSCAN LARVAE AS APPLIED TO
HALCGEN TOXICITY IN ESTIJARINE WATER/,56—6
ROBERTS, MORRIS H., JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF
EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS/,24—1
EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS/,54—2
ROELLE, JAMES E., JOINT AUTHOR.
RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING
POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/ .67—3
ROSE, C.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
RETENTICN OF TWO MERCURICALS BY STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS/,11—3
ROSE, FRANCIS 1., JOINT AUTHOR.
DIFFERENTIAL ABILITY OF AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM HEPATIC MICROSOMES FROM POLYCYLIC
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC AMINES/,67—1
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ROSENE, BARBARA A., JOINT AUTHOR.
FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULPINS
(LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLYCHLOR!NATEO BIPHENYLS (AROCLOR
1254)1,39—3
ROSSI, STEVEN S., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE AND ESTUARIME POLLUTION/,35—5
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,44—3
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,56—4
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,64—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,74—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,79—1i
RUANE, RICHARD J., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS AND EcoLoG:cAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
RUBINSTEIN, NORMAN I.
ACCUMULATION OF PCB, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA
MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEDIMENTS/,80—2
ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USED DRILLING FLUIDS ON REPRESENTATIVE
ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,56—8
BENTHIC BIOASSAY USING TIME—LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF
TOxICANTS ON THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF LUOWORMS POLYCHAETA:
ARENICOLIDAE )/,44—6
EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLORCPHENATE ON THE FEEDING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM,
ARENICOLA CRISTATA STIMPSON/,35—8
EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE SPECIES AND
DEVELOPING BENTHIC COMMUNITIESI,56—7
EVALUATION OF THREE FISH SPECIES AS BIOASSAY ORGANISMS FOR DREDGED MATERIAL
TESTINGJ,80—1
RUBINSTEIN, NORMAN I., JOINT AUTHOR.
INTEROEP NDENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,38—5
RYDER, RUSS, JOINT AUTHOR.
LIBRARY SYSTEM USERS MANUAL/,84—8
S
SALIHOGLU, I., JOINT AUTHOR
IIALOGENATEO HYDROCARBONS/,52—1O
SAMMONS, TOMMY I., JOINT AUTHOR.
IMPACTS OF WATER CHIORINATICN AND COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER,
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN)/,75—4
SAMWORTH, ROBERT B., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION/,46—8
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SANBORN, JAMES, JOINT AUTHOR.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTP. TION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS/,33—7
SARADAMBAL, D.V., JOINT AUTHOR.
GLUCUR3NSYI— AND SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL
CARCINOGEN/,75—8
SAYLER, GARY S., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF POLYCHLORINATEO SIPHENYL (PCB) WITH ESTUARINE
MICROORGANISMS AND SHELLFISH/,23—3
SCANLAN, R.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS/ ,52—8
SCHAEFFER, RANDY L., JOINT AUTHOR.
8ENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM YAQUINA BAY,
OREGON DURING JUNE 1976 MAY 19781,43—3
BENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS,
MYTILUS EDULIS/,73—7
CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(A)PYRENE IN
ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,25—8
CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITUTEO POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN
SOFTSHELL CLAM.S FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA/,79—7
CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSIJSSTITIJTEO PULYNtJCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BAY
MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON, USA/,79—8
POLYNUCLE4R AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS IN BAY MUSSELS
(MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON/,63—6
UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF NAPHTHALENE BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EDULIS, IN A
FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM/,65—I
SCHATTEN, GERALD
PROJECT REPORT: EFFECTS OF BARIUM SULFATE ON SEA URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENT (UNPU8LISHEO REPORT)/,75—1
SCHATTEN, HEIDE, JOINT AUTHOR.
PROJECT REPORT: EFFECTS OF BARIUM SULFATE ON SEA URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,75—1
SCHIMNEL, STEVEN C.
ACUTE TOXICITY OF KEPONE TO FOUR ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,26—1O
ACUTE TOXICITY TO AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF ENDOSULFAN BY ESTLJARINE
ANIMALS/ ,26—6
ACUTE TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION, ANO PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705,
BENTHIOCAR8, CHLORPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN
THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT/,80—3
AUTOMATIC BRINE SHRIMP FEEDER FOR AQUATIC BIOASSAYS/,15—11
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SCHIMPIEL, STEVEN C.
EFFECTS OF AROCL3R 1254 ON LA8ORAT3RY— EAREO EMBRYOS AND FRY OF SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/, 1.1—9
EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLORDPHENATE ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS:
TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND OEPURATION/,35—1O
ENORIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,16—1
HEPT CHLOR: TOXICITY TO ANC UPTAKE BY SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—5
HEPTACHLOR: UPTAKE, DEPURATION, RETENTION, AND METABOLISM BY SPOT,
LEIGSTOMUS XANTHURUS/,20—6
KEPGWE TOXICITY AND IOACCUMULATION IN BLUE CRABS/,44—8
NOTES ON THE EMBRYONIC PERIOD OF THE PINF1SH LAG000N RHOMBOIDES
(LINNAEUS)/,26—7
OVERVIEW OF SHORT—TERM TESTING AT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY—GULF
BREEZE/,35—9
RESULTS: INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON—BIOCONC NTRATION TESTS USING THE
EASTERN OYSTER/,65—3
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS): AN ESTUARINE FISH SUITABLE FOR
CHRONIC (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE) BICASSAYS/,15—12
TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF BHC AND LINOANE IN SELECTED ESTUARINE
A N I A L SI, 2 6—8
TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATICN OF EPN AND LEPTOPHOS TO SELECTED ESTUARINE
ANIMAL S/ ,44—7
UPTAKE AND TOXICITY OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE URGANISMS/,26—9
SCHIMMEL, STEVEN C., JOINT AUTHOR.
AROCLOR 1254 IN EGG.S OF SHEEPSHE.AD MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERTILIZATION SUCCESS
AND SURVIVAL OF EMBRYOS AND FRY/,1O—1O
AVOIDANCE OF AROCLOR 1254 BY SHRIMP AND FISHES/,1O—7
AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP (PALA€MONETES PUGIO)/,7—9
CHLCRDANE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,20—2
CHRONIC BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,19—1
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACROINVERTESRATES/, 19—2
EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 ON EMBRYOS, FRY, JUVENILES, AND ADULTS OF SHEEPSHEAD
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARI GA1US)/,15—2
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON E.STUARINE ORGANISMS/,24—11
ENORIN: EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF A SALTWATER FISH, CYPRIN000N
VARIEGATUS/,25—3
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SCHIMMEL, STEVEN C., JOINT AUTHOR.
ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N
VARIEG TUS )/,15—1
FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND
MACROINV!RTEBRATES/,32—8
KEPONE: HAZ RO TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS/,19—3
LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N
VARIEGATUS )/ ,32—5
STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND
MACR0INVERTE3RATES/ ,32—9
TOXICITY OF PENT CH1OROPHENOL AND RELATED COMPOUNDS TO EARLY LIFE STAGES OF
SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,28—6
SCHMIOT—COLLERUS, JOSEF J.
INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
POLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS/,6.5—4
SCHMIDT—COLLERUS, JOSEF J., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIPHENYL HYOROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS/,69—1
SCHMITT, MICHAEL 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
KINETICS OF PESTICIOES/,1—1].
SCHMITZ, KATHLEEN B., JOINT AUTHOR.
SURVIVAL, DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE CF GRASS SHRIMP,
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, REARED FROM KEPONE CONTAMINATED AND UNCONTAMINATED
POPULATIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY/,26—3
SCHNEIDER, M.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/,9—1
SCHNEIOER, S.R.
TOBRAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN COHO SALMON/,56—9
SCHOOR, U. PETER
ACCUMULATION OF MIREX—14C IN THE ADULT BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES
SAPIDUS)/, 11—12
BENZOEA]PYRENE METABOLISM IN MARINE FISH AND SOME ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF ITS
METABOLITESI,85—8
CORRELATION OF MIXED—FUNCTION OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES
IN THE LIVER OF A MARINE FISH/,44—9
OETE MINATION OF FENVALERATE IN FLOWING—SEAWATER EXPOSURE STUOIES/,80—4
DISTRIBUTION OF MIREX IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM/,44—1O
EFFECT OF MIREX ON THE BURROWING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM (ARENICOLA
CR ISTATA)/ ,20—7
IN VIVO BINDING OF P,P—DDE TO HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS/,7—13
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SCHOOR, W. PETER
INHI3ITION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN PINX SHRIMP (PENAEUS
DUORARUM) BY METHYL PARATHION AND ITS OXOW/,56—1O
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LUW—SOLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS:
THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLU ILITY CHA.RACTERISTICS OF AROCLOR 1254 IN
WATER/, 16—2
SOME ASPECTS OF MYOSIN AOENOSINE TRIPIIOSPHATASE OF PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS
OUORARUM)/,11—11
THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AR CLOR 1254 IN WATER:
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW—SJLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY
TESTS/, 11—10
SCHOOR, U. PETER, JOINT AUTHOR.
CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PESTICIDES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT: A
CONTRIBUTION OF THE EPA ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS PROGRAM/,1O—6
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES—AQUATIC
ANIf9ALS/,60—2
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS)/ ,47—4
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS)/,60—3
EFFECTS OF CARCINCGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS)/,68—9
EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NONHUMAN SPECIES
(AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM/,77—7
METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYREt E IN AROCLOR 1254 TREATED MULLET/,65—12
MIXED FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM
IN THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF K1LLIFISH/,42—9
SEPARATION OF THE .ISOMERIC PHENOLS OF 8ENZO(A)PYRENE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE
LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY/,61—4
SCHUBEL, J., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
SCHULTZ, MARY E, JOINT AUTHOR.
CHARACTERISTICS OF A FISH COLONY OF POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN
CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES WITH 1,12—DIMETHYLBENZtAJANTHRAC€NE AND
DI ETHYLNI I ROSAMINE/, 85—9
SCHULTZ, MARY B.
INDUCTION OF HEPATIC TUMORS WITH 7,12—DI 4ETHYL3ENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN TWO
SPECIES OF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS POECILIOPS.IS)/,75—2
SCHULTZ, R. JACK
CHARACTERISTICS OF A FISH COLONY OF POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN
CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES WITH 7,12—OINETHYLBENZrAJANTHRAC€NE AND
DIETHYLNITROSAMINE/, 85—9
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SCHULTZ, R. JACK, JOINT AUTHOR.
INDLCTION OF HEPATIC TUMORS WITH 7,12—OIMETHYLBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN TWO
SPECIES OF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS POECILIOPSIS)/,75—2
SCHUTZMANN, ROY L., JOINT AUTHOR.
3IOACCUMULATION OF DOT AND PCB IN TISSUES OF MARINE FISHES/,38—9
PESTICICE RESIDUES IN ESTUARIN MOLLUSKS, 1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL
PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRA /,29—3
RESIDUES OF PESTICIDES AND PCBS IN ESTUARINE FISH, 1972—76——NATIONAL
PESTICIDE MONITCRING PROGRAt’ /,29—4
SCHWEDLER, I.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
PAPILLOMAS CF BLACK BULLHEADS, ICTALURUS MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A
CHLORINATED SEWAGE POND/,61—7
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS, INC., LA JOLLA, CA
DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME/,85—iO
DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME (PROJECT
SUMMARY)/, 86—1
SCOTT, A.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
PAPILLIJMAS OF BLACK BULLHEACS, ICTA.LURUS MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A
CHLORINATED SEWAGE POND/,61—7
SCOTT, GEOFFREY I.
AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY/,75—3
BIOCONCENTRATIJN OF BROMOFORM Y AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINIC.A (0.)
EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND CECHLORINATEO SEAWATER, WITH •NOTES ON SURVIVAL
ANO FEEDING/,80—5
IMPACTS OF WATER CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER,
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN)1,75—4
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF
CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
(GMELIN)/, 57—1
SEASONAL CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORINATION TO THE AMERICAN OYSTER,
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G)/,36—1
SEASONAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON THE GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND
PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN)/,45—1
SCOTT, GEOFFREY I., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION AND USE OF CONDITION INDEX OF OYSTERS/,72—5
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PEC.K SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN
EASTERN PUERTO RICO/,41—9
METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
SPILLS/,48—3
REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDI.A MENIDIA (PISCES,
ATHERINIOAE)/,63—5
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S
SHANIKA, CHIARA M., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAO
MINt LOWS (CYPRIND ON VARI GATUS)/,26—1
SHEETS, THOMAS J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PESTICIDES IN ESTUAP.IES/,1O—11
SHELTON, DENNIS W., JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO
GAIRj.)NERI)/,84—2
SHEPPARD, JAMES M,, JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE ANJ CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS
BAHIAJ, 34—6
KEPONE ACCU .ULATION AND FOOD CHAIN TRANSFER/,28—2
KEPCNE BIOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE
FOOD CHAINS/,22—4
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT/,25—9
SHERIDAN, PETER F.
CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS OF FISHES IN AN UNPOLLUTED, RIVER—DOMINATED
ESTUARY IN NORTH FLORIDA/,45—2
EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION ON SPAT OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER
(CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,65—5
FOOD HABITS OF THE BAY ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICOLA BAY,
FLOR IDA/ ,36—2
RESPONSES OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES TO CONTINUOUS
CHLORINATION/,65—6
THREE NEW SPECIES OF MELITA (CRUSTA.CEA: AMPHIPODA), WITH NOTES ON THE
AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF THE APALACHICOLA ESTUARY OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA/,45—3
TROPHIC RESOURCE UTILIZATION BY THREE SPECIES OF SCIAENIO FISHES IN A
NORTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARY/,45—4
SHERIDAN, PETER F., JOINT AUTHOR.
DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, FEEDING AND LONG—TERM FLUCTUATIONS OF SPOT,
LEIGSTOMUS XANTHURUS, AND CROAKER, MICROPOGONIAS IJNDULATUS, IN APALACHICOLA
BAY, FLORIDA, 1972—1917/,42—3
SHIREMAN, J.V.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY/,80—6
SHIREMAN, JEROME V.
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL/, 80—7
IMPACT OF AQUATIC PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC
RESCURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW/,75—5
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SIIOKES, R.F., JOINT AUTHORS
COMPARATIVE TOXiCITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM
HYDROCARBONS/, 77—3
SHUBA, PETER
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN NO T E PCB CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,57—2
SIKKA, HARISH C.
EFFECTS OF SELECTED WASTEWATER CHLORINATION PRODUCTS AND CAPTAN ON MARINE
ALG E/,26—11
EFFECTS, UPTAKE, AND METABOLISM OF METHOXYCHLOR, MIREX, AND 2,4—0 IN
SEAWEEDS/, 20—8
SIMBERLY, CALVIN, JOINT AUTHOR.
PROJECT REPORT: EFFECTS OF BARIUM SULFATE ON SEA URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT)/,75—1
SIMONOV, ANATOLIY I., JOINT AUTHOR.
FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/ ,36—8
FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAl.. EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON
MARINE ORGAnISMS/,31—3
SINEX, S.A.
ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS/,57—3
SINNHUBER, R.O., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY OF GL NDLESS COTTONSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI)/,52—7
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESISI,52—8
SLONE, HAROLD 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED KEPONE BY DIRECT ADDITION OF XAO—2 RESIN TO
WATER/,52—4
SMITH, A.C.
EFFECTS OF SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF
ADDUCTOR MUSCLE PROTEINS FROM BIVALVE MOLLUSCS/,36—3
SMITH, CARROLL A., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER/,46—9
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,59—8
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: FINAL REPORT/,59—9
REACTIONS IN CHLORINATED SEA WATER/,3O—1
SMITH, CHARLIE E., JOINT AUTHOR.
HEMATOPOIETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COLD—BLOODED VERTEBRATES/,52—5
SMITH, G.J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,75—9
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SMITH, GLEN A.
EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER/,75—6
PERTUR8AIIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC aCTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICRGBIJT : RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD
GRAZING/,75—7
SMITH, GLEN A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIONASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL
MICRQBIOTA/, 59—4
EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIOTA/,63 —8
EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION Y MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTUREI,58—4
SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID
A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS/,74—1
SMITH, LAWRENCE M., JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION
WITH XENOBIOTIC CHEMICALS/,48—5
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STth)IES OF POLYCHLORIN#TED DIBENZO—P—OIOXINS,
OIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALEt’ ES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES/,62—4
SMITH, M.T., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDA MALTOSA, A
HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YE ST/,15—7
SMITH, N.G.
EFFECT OF HEPTACHLOR ON HEXADECANE UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGIJ,20—9
SNEDAKER, SAMUEL C.
WATER WJALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM OYNAMICS/,65—7
WATER t UALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,65—8
SNEDAKER, SAMUEL C., JOINT AUTHOR.
PROCEEDINGS OF INTER iATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF
MANGROVES, VOLS. I NO 11/,16—5
STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA
RICA/,26—2
SOMERVILLE, C.C., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEGRADATION OF JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN
INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 19821,80—8
SOMMERS, C.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS 8AHIA) IN FLOWING SEA WATER OR A STATIC
S Y S I EM/, .34—4
EFFECT OF DIFLUBENZURON ON AN ESTUARINE CRUSTACE.AN/,43—5
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S
SUMMERS, C.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE SPECIES AND
OEVELQPING BENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,56—7
ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING
WATER/,34—5
SPAIN, JIM C.
ADAPTATION OF NATURAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTIC
COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, INOCULUM, AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE/,80—9
DEGRADATION OF JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN
INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOdER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 1982/,80—8
EFFECTS OF ADAPTATION ON BIODEGRADATION RATES IN SEDIMENT/WATER CORES FROM
ESTUARINE AND FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS/,57—4
SPAIN, JIM C., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEGRADATION OF SELECTED XENQBIOTIC COMPOUNDS IN THREE TYPES OF AQUATIC TEST
SYSTEMS/, 81—8
MICROBIAL OEGRAOATION OF XENDBIOTIC COMPOUNOS/,67—8
SPARKS, ALBERT K., JOINT AUTHOR.
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARGE CELLS ASSOCIATED WITH PUTATIVE
NEOPLASTIC DISORDERS OF MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM YAQUINA BAY,
OREGON/,43—2
SPARKS, TIMOTHY H.
COMPARISON OF MUTAGEN ACCUMULATION IN 3 ESTUARINE SPECIES USING THE
SALMONaLLA/MICROSOME ACTIVATION SY$TEM/,65—9
SPRAGUE, VICTOR
ANNOTATED LIST OF PROTOZOAN PARASITES, HYPERPARASITES, AND COMMENSALS OF
DECAPOD CRUSTACEA/,4—2
STALLING, DAVID L., JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION
WITH XENOBIOTIC CHEMICALS/,48—5
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF POLYCHLORINATEO OIBENZO—P—OIOXINS,
DIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTH4LENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES/,62—4
STAVOLA, ANN M., JOINT AUTHOR.
COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE
AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA/,74—9
LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED
OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN)/,79—12
STEINER, WILLIAM W., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE JUVENILE RED HAKE,
UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WIL8AUM) II. EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEHAVIORAL BASELINES:
PROGRESS REPORT (1981) (UNPUBLISHED •REPORT)/,64—2
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE 8EHAVIOR OF JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS
CHUSS (WAL8AUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT
(1980 )/, 55—6
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STEVENSON, H., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL COSYSTEM/,27—5
STOKES, B.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
DEVICE TO DETECT PGTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN SALTWATER
HOLDING TANKS/,30—8
STRENGTH, D.R.
GLUCURONSYL— AND SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL
CARCINOGEN/,75—8
SUGAM, RICHARD
APPARENT IONIZATION CONSTANT OF HYPOCHLO OUS ACID IN SEAWATER/,20—1O
SPECIATION CF CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS IN MARINE WATERS: THEORETICAL
AS PE CT S/, 2 7—1
SUGAM, RICHARD, JOINT AUTHOR.
CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTIJARINE WATERS/,33—3
HALQCARBON PRODUCTION FROM CXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN ESTUARINE WATERS/,61—11
SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY J.
PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROCARBONS DUE TO SLASH
BURNING ON CLEAR—CUT SITES/,30—1O
SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE M THGD FOR MEASURING INTEGRATED LIGHT ENERGY/,81—1
SUMMERS, K., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, 1 1 1,37—1
SUMMERS, MAX 0.
CHARACTERIZATION OF SHRIMP BACULDVIRUS/,27—2
SUMMERS, MAX 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE CF BACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN ESTUARIN! AND MARINE
SHRIMPJ,14—5
SWANN, WALTER G., III, JOINT AUTHOR.
WATER QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA/,55—2
SYLVESTER, JOSEPH R., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF MIREX AND METMOXYCHLOR ON STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS L/,15—6
SZANISZLO, PAUL J., JOINT AUTHOR.
SGME APPROACHES TO STUDIES CN THE DEGRADATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY
FUNGI/,39—6
5ZMANT—FROELICH, A.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA
ANNULARIS/ ,75—9
SZMANT—FROELICH, ALINA
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON REEF CORALS/,81—2
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON REEF CORALS (PROJECT
SUMt4ARY)/, 81—3
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TAFT, J.L., JOINT AUTHOR.
E STLJARIES/,38’-2
TAGATZ, MARLIN E.
ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION CF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO DI—N— UTYL PHTHALATE/,81—4
COMPARISON OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE 8ENTHIC COMMUNITIES
FOR TOXICANT—EXPOSURE STUDIES/,81—7
EFFECT OF BARITE (3AS04) ON DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES/,36—6
EFFECT OF MIREX ON PREDATOR—PREY INTERACTION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
ECOSYSTEM/ ,20—12
EFFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL
ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITXES/,36—4
EFFECTS OF CHLORPYRIFOS ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC
COMMUN 1TIES/,75—1O
EFFECTS OF DOWICIDE G—ST ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNIIIES/,36—5
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,51—5
EFFECTS OF FENVALEPATE ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY— DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC
COMMUNITIES/,65—1O
EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLICATIONS OF MALATHION ON SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENTS IN
NORTHWESTERN FLORIOA/,12—1
EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES Off ESTUARINE
ANIMALS/, 20—11
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,65—11
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE
COMMUNITIES/, 27—3
EFFECTS OF 5EVIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES/,45—5
IMPACT ON AND RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO
PENTACHLOROPIIE NOL/,B1—5
LARVAL TARPCN, MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS, FROM PENSACOLA, FLDRIDA/,8—1
RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING
MUDS/, 76—1
SEASONAL EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX UN SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,16—3
TOXICITY OF CREOSOTE TO BENTHIC COMMUNITIES/,81—6
TOXICITY OF DRILLING—MUD 6ICCIDES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC
COMMUNITIES/,45—6
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TAGATZ, MARLIN E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF ARITE ON 1EIOFAUN IN A FLOW—TH OUGH IXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM/,39—4
GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC
BIOASSAYS/ ,13—6
LABCRATORY TEST FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPING
COMMUNITIES OF BENTHIC ESTIJARINE ORGANISMS/,52—3
TAKITA, TORU, JOINT AUTHOR.
TIDAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIOIA
MENIOIA/,79—5
TAN, BARRIE
BENZOCA]PYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC S-9 FRACTIONS OF AROCLOR 1254—TREATED
MULLET (thiGh CEPHALUS)/,76—2
DETERMINATION OF 1,2—DIOLS BY INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD
PERIODATE/ ,57—6
NEPATIC ENZYMES AND TUMOR HISTOPATHOLOGY OF BLACK BULLHEADS WITH
PAPILLOMAS/,66—3 -
INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXIDE HYDROLASE/,66—1
META8OLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN AROCLOR 1254 TREATED MULLET/,65 —12
RESPONSES OF THE HEPATIC ENZYMES OF 4 TELEOST FISH TO TRANS—STILBENE OXIDE
TREATMENT/ ,66—Z
SIMPLE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS:
MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGROSCOPICITY, AND EVAPORATION/,76—3
TAN, BARRIE, JOINT AUTHOR.
MIXED FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM
IN THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISM/,42—9
TANG, SHENG—YUH, JOINT AUTHOR.
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HA ZARDS/ ,60—10
TEAL, J., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUAR IES/ ,38—2
TEAS, HOWARD J.
HERBICICE TOXICITY IN MANGRCVES/,21—1
TEAS, HOWARD J., JOINT AUTHOR.
PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF
MANGROVES, VOLS. I AND 111,16—5
TESTER, PATRICIA A.
EFFECT OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON FECUNDITY AND EGG
VIABILITY OF THE MARINE COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA./,66—4
THOMPSON, JACK H.
EFFECTS OF AN OFFSHORE DRILLING FLUID ON SELECTED CORALS/,57—7
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THOMPSON, JACK H.
RESPONSES OF SELECTED SCLERACTINIAN CORALS TO ORILLING FLUIDS USED IN THE
MARINE ENVIRONMENT. PH.D. DISSERTATION/,57—3
THOMPSON, N.P., JOINT AUTHOR.
LONG—TERM VARIATION OF ORGAf OCHLORINE RESIDUES AND ASSEMBLAGES OF EPIBENTHIC
ORGANISMS IN A SHALLOW NORTh FLORIDA (USA) ESTUARY/,33—i1
TOBIA, MICHAEL, JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF 8ARITE (BASO4) ON DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE COMMIJNITIES/,36—6
EFFECTS OF DOWICIDE G —ST ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITI•ES/,3 —5
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITI€S/,57—5
EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE
COMMUNITIES/ ,27—3
TOMPKINS, G., JOINT AUTHOR.
SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PR!LIT INARY EVALUATION OF INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENESIS
OF INSECT VIRUS IN A NONTARGET ESTUARINE SHRIMP/,82—4
TONDEUR, Y., JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF POLYCHLORINATEO OIBENZO—P—DIOXINS,
OI ENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES/,62—4
TRENHOLM, STEVEN R.
EFFECTS OF X— AND GAMMA IRRADIATION ON THE JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTER,
CRASSOSTREA GIGAS. M.S. THESIS/,27—4
REGENERATION OF RADIATION—DAMAGED DIGESTIVE TISSUES IN JUVENILE PACIFIC
OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS)I,36—7
TRENKOLM, STEVEN R., JOINT AUTHOR.
BENZO(A)PYRENE BODY BURDENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN
MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) IN OREGON/,43 —4
CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(A)PYRENE IN
ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES/,25—8
TRIPP, M.R., JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA/,10—1
TRUELOVE, B., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH/,40—7
TUREKIAN, KARL K.
FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,36—8
TYLER—SCHROEDER, DANA BETH
CULTURE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES •PUGIO) IN THE LABORATORY/,36—9
EFFECTS OF TWO POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS, AROCLOR 1016 AND 1242, ON THE
GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIG. M.S. THESIS/,21—2
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TYLER—SCHROEDER, DANA BETH
ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGID
HOLTHULS)/ ,36—1O
STATIC BIOASSAY PROCEDURE USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SR.) LARVAE/,21—3
STATIC BIOASSAY PROCEDURE USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SR.)
LARVAE/, 36—li
USE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN A LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TEST/,45—7
U
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY TECHNICAL WORK GROUP
PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLCGICAL CONSIDERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE DUPONT
PERMIT FOR OCEAN DUMPING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES/,12—2
V
VAN VELD, P.A.
DEGRADATION OF SELECTED XENO IOTIC COMPOUNDS IN THREE TYPES OF AQUATIC TEST
S Y ST EMS /,81— 8
VAN VELD, P.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
ADAPTATION OF NATURAL IIICROEIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRAOATION OF XENOBIOTIC
COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, INOCULUM, AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE/,80—9
VANDIVER, V.V., JOINT AUTHOR.
IMPACT OF AQUATIC PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC
RESCURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW/,75—5
VERNBERG, F.J.
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, 1 1 1,37—1
VERNBERG, WINONA 8., JOINT AUTHOR.
BEHAVIORAL BIOASSAYS/, 9—1
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYST€c4/,27—5
SEASONAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE PROOUCEO OXIDANTS ON THE GROWTH, SURVIVAL ANO
PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN)/,45—1
VESTAL, J. ROBIE, JOINT AUTHOR.
SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYOROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIOE LIPID
A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS/,14—1
W
WALES, J.H., JOINT AUTHOR.
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR
EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS/,52—8
WALKER, WILLIAM W.
INSECTICIDE PERSISTENCE IN NATURAL SEAWATER AS AFFECTED BY SALINITY,
TEMPERATURE, AND STERILITY/,37—2
b
WALSH, GERALD E
CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION OF POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE
BY PESTICIDES/,81—9
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WALSH, GERALD E.
ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INCICATORS OF BIOACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL
WASTES/,76—4
ALGAL BIOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS/,76—7
ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE WASTE TOXICITY WITH MARINE BIOASSAYS/,45—9
COMPOSITION OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM AND RUPPIA MARITIMA/,8—3
DEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN MARINE ALGAE BY UREA HERBICIOES/,4—5
0ETE MINATION OF BIO.ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LIQUID WASTES USING
FREShWATER AND SALTWATER ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS/,81-12
EFFECTS NO UPTAKE OF CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENES IN MARINE UNICELLULAR
ALGAE/, 27—7
FFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON THE BIOTA AND ENERGY BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND
ECOSYSTEM/,2—6
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON MARINE ALGAE/,2—7
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON PHCTOSYNTHESIS AND GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR
ALGA E/,6—3
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZOPHORA MANGLE
1.1, 8—2
EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON ESTUARINE ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS,
AND FISHES/,76 —5
EFFECTS OF TOXICANTS ON PLAN TON/,81—1O
EGYPTIAN—UNITED STATES PROJECT FOR STUDY OF POLLUTION IN SALINE WATERS OF
EGYPT/, 66—5
ENERGY BUDGETS OF FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIOA/,4—3
EXPLOITATION OF MANGAL/,27—6
FINAL REPORT ON EFFECT OF FENTHION ON SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES RELATED TO
FIELD STUDY/,86—2
FLOW—THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPCSURE OF SE GRASS TO POLLUTANTS/,76—6
INSECTICIDES, 1ER6ICIDES, AND POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN ESTUARIES/,6—4
MANGROVES: A REVIEW/,12—3
MARINE ALGAL BIOASSAY METHOD RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL
WASTES/, 57—9
ORDER ZOANTHARIA/,27—9
PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF
MANGROVES, VOLS. I AND 1 1 1,16—5
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WALSH, GERALD E.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON AQUATIC WEEDS: CONTROL AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSEQUENC ES/, 66—6
REPCRT ON SPECIES TESTED ANC PRELIMINARY FINDINGS/,81—11
RESISTANCE OF RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD,
CADMIUM, AND MERCURY/,45—8
REVIEW OF HAWAIIAN LOANTHIDS WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES/, —6
TOXIC EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON PLANKION/,37—3
TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF K PONE IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE/,27—8
TOXICITY OF TEXTILE MILL EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWATER AND ESTUARINE ALGAE,
CRUSTACEANS AND FISHES/,58—l
TRANSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGANCCHLORINE COMPOUNDS BY RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA
MANGLE 1.) SEEDLINGS/,12—4
UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF OICHLCSENIL IN A SMALL POND/,4—6
UTILIZATION OF ENERGY BY PRIMARY PRODUCERS IN FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN
FL OR IDA/ ,1ó-4
WALSH, GERALD E., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/, 4—11
INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF AMBUSH, BOLERO, BUX, DURSBAN,
•FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYCRIN: STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SELECTED
ESTIJ4RINE ALGAE, INVERTEBRATES, AND FISH/,59—6
KEPCNE ACC1J1 ULATION AND FOOC CHAIN TRANSFER/,28—2
KEPONE BIOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE
FOOD CHAINS/,22—4
MIREX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE: ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH AND
OXYGEN EV LUTION/,15—4
WANDER, JOSEPH 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
HYDROCAR8ONS/, 70—1
WANG, SHOO—LIH, JOINT AUTHOR.
GLUCIJRQNSYL— AND SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL
CARCINOGEN/, 75—8
WARD, G.S.
EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT
CHEMICALS ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,66—7
WATABE, NORMITSU, JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF
CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
(GMELIN)/, 57—1
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WATKINS, C.E., II, JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLO(,ICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATEO CHEMIC L AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED
CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY/, O—6
WATKINS, CURTIS E., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICM.. IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL 4 QIJATIC WEED
CONTROL/,8O -7
WATSON, STANLEY W., JOINT AUTHOR.
MICROORGANISMS/,39—2
WEETE, JOHN 0.
META3OLISM OF ATRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA. 2. WATER—SOLUBLE
ME TABOLITES/ ,58—2
WEETE, JOHN 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH/,40—7
ATRAZINE METABOLISM IN BOX CRABS/,43—9
WHITAKER, MICHAEL J., JOINT AUTHOR.
MICROMETHOOS FOR TOXIC RESIDUE SCREENING BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION
MASS SPECTROMETRY/,54—i
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION
WITH XENDBIOTIC CHEMICALS/, 8—5
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
HAZAR OS/,60—1O
WHITE, CONRAD BRIAN
PREDATION ON CULTURED LUGWORMS (RENICOLA CRISTATA STIMPSON) 8.3.
THESIS/,12—5
WHITE, DAVID C.
BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE
DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICRO IOTA/,76—8
EFFECTS OF 8IOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE/,5B—4
NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA/,58—3
WHITE, DAVID C., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE MARINE MICROFOULING COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE TO CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER
EFFICIENCY/,46—2
CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY HIGH RESOLUTION
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS/,46—3
EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOIIASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL
MICROBICTA/,59—4
EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIOTA/,63—8
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WHITE, DAVID C., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECT OF WELL—DRILL:NG FLJIDS ON TH PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL
INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORAL MONTASTRE4 ANNULARIS/,85—3
EFFECTS OF GRAZING BY ESTUARINE GAMM RIOEAN AMPHIPOOS ON THE MICROBIOTA OF
ALLcCHTIIONOUS DETRITUS/,55—1
EFFECTS OF OIL AND G.S WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICRO3IOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER/,75—6
FLUCROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ADENOSINE NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES AS MEASURES
OF THE MICROFOULING, DETRIT L AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND
PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS/,48—2
MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICRO3I3TA BY EXCLUSION OF EPIBENTHIC
PREDATORS/ ,78—7
MURAMIC ACID ASSAY IN SEDIMENTS/,41—6
PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF
ThE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICRCBIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD
GRAZING/,75—7
POLYMERIC SETA—HYDROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND BACILLUS
MEGIaTERIUM/,78—8
PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF BIOM4SS COMMUNITY
STRUCTURE OF MICRCBIOTA/,70—1O
QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION CF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF DETRITAL MICROBIOTA
AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS/,71—2
SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYOROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID
A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS/,74—1
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING BIOMASS AND
COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT
SEOIMENTS/ ,78—o
WIERNICKI, C.
ASSIMILATION EFFICIENCY BY PROCAMBARUS CLARKII FED ELODEA (EGERA DENSA) AND
ITS PRODUCTS OF OECOMPO5ITICN/,86—3
WILKES, FRANK G .
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA FOR OR•EDGEO AND FILL MATER!AL/,27—1O
LABORATORY MICROCOSMS FOR USE IN DETERMINING POLLUTANT STRESS/,37—4
MICROCOSMS AS BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF POLLUTION/,37—5
MICROCOSMS AS INDICATORS OF ECOSYSTEM STRESS/,58—5
WILKES, FRANK G., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACTIVITY REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA FOR DREDGED AND FILL MATERIAL/,41 —I
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WILKES, FRANK G., JOINT AUTHOR.
ECOLOGICAL EVA.LU TICN OF PRCPCSED OISC 1ARGE OF DREDGED MATERIAL INTO OCEAN
WATERS: IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 103 OF PU3LIC LAW 92—532 (MARINE
PROTECTION, RESEARCH, AND SANCTUARIES ACT OF 19721,24—6
EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON PEPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE SPECIES AND
OEVELO ’ING BENTHIC COMMtJNITIES/,56—7
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONT MIN.4TION ISSUE (STATEMENT)I,55—5
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL
MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PC CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT)/,57—2
FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS/,85—7
INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FCR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,38—5
MARINE AND E.STUARINE POLLUTION/,35—5
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,44—3
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,56—4
MARINE AND E5TUARINE POLLUTIUN/,64—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,74—6
MARINE AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION/,79—1i
WILLIAMS, AUSTIN 8.
CRABS (ARTHRUPODA: CRU5TACEA: DECAPODA: BRACHYURA)/,45—1O
WILLIS, JAMES N., JOINT AUTHOR.
ÔIOGEDCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION
OF MANGANESE, IRON, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WATER, AND POLYCHAETOUS
WORMS/, 1—7
WILSON, ALFRED J., JR.
CHEMICAL ASSAYS/,2—8
EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED MATERIAL ON MEASUREMENT OF DOT IN ESTUARINE WATER/,21—4
METHODS AND PROBLEMS IN ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN THE ESTUARINE
ENVIRONMENT/,8—4
PERSISTENCE OF AROCLOR 1254 IN A CONTAMINATED ESTUARY/,37—6
WILSON, ALFRED J., JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1969—71/ ,7—1
ACUTE TOXICITY OF KEPONE TO FOUR ESTUARINE ANIMALS/,26—1O
ACUTE TOXICITY TO AND SIOCONCENTRATIUN OF ENDOSULFAN BY ESTUARINE
AN IMALS/ ,26—6
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WILSON, ALFRED J., JR., JOINT AUTHOR.
ASSOCIATION OF DOT RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE PRODUCTIVITY/,5—4
CHLORINATED YDROCAR3ONS IN LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC
OCEAN/ ,3—4
CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF 3YSTERS TO DOT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION/,3—9
CHRONIC TOXICITY, UPTAI(E, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE
FISFiES/, 3—5
EFFECTS OF KEPON ON ESTUARINE ORGAN1SMS/,24—11
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,3—8
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO CRABS/,5—1
KEPONE ACCUMULATION AND FOOD CHAIN TRANSFER/,28—2
KEPONE bIOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE
FOOD CHAINS,’,22—4
XEPONE: CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EMBRYO, FRY, JUVENILE, AND ADULT SHEEPSHE.AO
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS)/,25—2
KEPCNE: HAZARD TO AQUATIC CRGANISMS/,19—3
KEPCNE: TOXICITY AND BIOACCUMULATION IN BLUE CRABS/,44—8
LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP/,2—3
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY
TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT/,25—9
OCCURRENCE OF PESTICIDES IN WH ALES/,2—
ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN FUR SEALS/,1—.1
ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN NURSING FUR SEAL PUPS/,1—2
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIMENT, AND BIOTA OF
ESCAMBIA BAY, FLORIDA/,1—8
POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND PINK
SHRIMP/,3—11
SIGP IFICANCE OF DOT RESIUUES FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA/,1—14
TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS
OUORARUM/, 3—10
TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE/,27—8
WILSON, PAUL 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO OOT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION/,3—9
CHRONIC TOXICITY, UPTAJ E, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE
FISHES/, 3—5
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WILSON, PAUL D., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ORGANISMS/,3—8
LA CRATO Y 8IOASSAYS/,2—2
POLYCHLORINATEO IPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND PINK
SHRIMP/, .3—11
WILSON, R., JOINT AUTHOR.
ESTUARIES/ ,38—2
WILSON, WILLIAM G., JOINT AUTHOR.
CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLOROANE, TRIFLUPALIN, AND PENT.ACHLOROPHENOL TO
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGAT(JS)/,34—9
WINSTEAD, JAMES 1.
PROCTOECES SP. (TREMATODA: DIGENEA) IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA
VIRGINICA/,66—8
SIMPLE METHOD TO OBTAIN SERUM FROM SMALL FISH/,45—1l
WINSTEAD, JAMES T., JOINT AUTHOR.
AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN
THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT/,40—4
CONCURRENT NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISTAN DISORDERS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER
(CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA)/,40—5
KEPONE—INDUCED SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FISH/,23—7
VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN/,40—2
WINTER, M.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING MUD AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MOVEMENTS
OF THE BAY SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS/,61—9
WOLFE, D.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
BIOLOGICAL OBS€RVAT1ONS/,30—9
WOLMAN, ALLEN A.
OCCURRENCE OF PESTICIDES IN WHALES/,2—9
WONG, LYLE
DETERMINATION OF CARBOFURAN AND ITS TOXIC METABOLITES IN ANIMAL TISSUE BY
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR N—TRIFLUOPACETYL DER.IVATIVES/,16—6
WOOD, R.A., JOINT AUTHOR.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF
MYSIDOPSIS BAIIIA/,55—3
WRIGHT, LYNN H.
DETERMINATION OF UNDERIVATIZEO CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINED HIGH
PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION
MO NITQRING/, 66—9
WRIGHT, LYNN H., JOINT AUTHOR.
DETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS
CHRONATOGRAPHY/,48—6
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YARROW, 0., JOINT AUTHOR.
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDA MALTOSA, A
HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST/,15—7
YEVICH, PAUL P., JOINT AUTHOR.
HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA/,lO—1
YOAKUM, RUTH L., JOINT AUTHOR.
MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF BENTHIC ORGANISM
RESPONSES IC LOW—LEVEL POLLLTANTS/,23—l1
RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
FOLLOWING SUBLETHAL CADMIUM EXPOSURE/,15—8
USE OF CHORIONIC GONAD.OTROPIN TO INDUCE LABORATORY SPAWNING OF THE ATLANTIC
CROAKER, MICROPOGON UNO(JLATUS, WITH NOTES ON SUBSEQUENT EMBRYONIC
0 E V EL OP ME N T/ , 11—4
YOUNG, W.T., JOINT AUTHOR.
LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF
THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS 8AHIA, IN THE LABORATORY/,73—1O
Z
ZASTROW, C.E., JOINT AUTHOR.
IMPORTANCE OF MONITORING META6OLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPORA
CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERN EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE
AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION/,84—3
RECCVERY BY TH.E CORAL ACROPCRA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE
FREE AMINO ACID POOL/,85—4
ZIEGLER, PAUL, JOINT AUTHOR.
SIMPLE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC ‘FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS:
MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGROSCOPICITY, AND EVAPORATION/,76—3
ZIKA, RODNEY J., JOINT AUTHOR.
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER/,46—9
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER (PROJECT SUMMARY)/,59—3
REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: FINAL REPORT/,59—9
ZINGMARK, R., JOINT AUTHOR.
DYN1 MICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM/,27—5
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A
ABATE WATER POLLUTION IN FISCAL 1973 BY NORT 1 AMERICAN AGENCIES: REPO 18— 9
ABDOMINAL MUSCLE CF TH9 GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PLJGIO: RELATION TO 38— 7
ABILITY OF AMBYSTO 1A TIGRINUM HE?ATIC MICR3SOMES FROM POLYCYLIC AROMAT 67— 1
ABIOTIC FACTORS AFFECTING SORPTION OF TOXIC COMPOUNDS TO NATURAL SEDIM 77— 2
ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND PINK SHRIMP /,POLYCHLORIN 3—11
ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD PERIODATE /,DETERMIN TION OF 1,2—DIOLS 8 57— 6
H SPECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXIDE HYOROLASE /,INDIRECT ATOMIC 66— 1
ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERG;ED AQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY, 43— 7
FEEDING AND LONG—TERM FLUCTUATIONS OF SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANT 42— 3
AC 222, 705, 8ENTHIOCARB, CHLCRPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, 80— 3
222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSt$EAD MINNOWS IN EARL 78—11
ACARTIA TONSA. /,EFFECT OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) 0 66— 4
ACCLIMATING SCULPINS (LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLYCHLORINATE 39— 3
ACCOMPANIED BY DR. TUDOR DAVIES, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, GULF BREEZE ENVIRONM 42— 6
ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CARD 7— 1
OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN 1 11— 7
OF MIREX—14C IN THE ADULT BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) 11—12
OF PCS, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, M€RCENARIA 80— 2
TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE AND 71— 1
IN 3 ESTUARINE SPECIES USING THE SALMONELLA/MICROSOME ACT 65— 9
‘I AND FOOD CHAIN TRANSFER /,KEPONE 28— 2
U LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE FOOD CHAINS /,KEPON .22— 4
1 BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS STRAIN W /,MIREX AND AROCLOR 12 5— 5
U POPULATION GROWTH AND OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,MIREX AND MARIN 15— 4
IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,NONLINEAR MODEL FOR PESTI 34— 8
FROM DIETARY SOURCES /,PCB DYNAMICS IN HUDSON RIVER STRIP 79—10
BY ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,PC8 S: EFFECTS ON AND 14—11
BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS /,POLYCHLOR1NATED BIPHENYLS, AR 7— 5
IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,TEST OF A MODEL FOR PREDI 38— 1
OF NAPHTHALENE BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EOULIS, IN A FLOW THR 65— 1
ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS 57— 3
ACEPHATE, ALOICARB, CARBUPHENOTHION, DEF, EPN, ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATH 61— 5
ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF ENVIRONMENTA 14— 2
INHIBITION IN A MARINE TELEOST DURING LETHAL AND 14— 1
WITH AN AUTOMATED PH STAT FOR INHIBITION STUDIES 3— 2
INHIBITION IN, THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW, CYPRIN000N 41— 8
INHIBITION ASSAY /,FISH BRAIN 18— 1
ACTIVITY IN PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS DUORARUM) BY MET 56—10
ACHE INHIBITION RELATED TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS /,ORGANOPHOSPHA 5— 8
ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS /,ACCURACY OF 57— 3
“ IN SEAWATER /,APPARENT IONIZATION CONSTANT OF HYPOCHLOROUS 20—10
“ POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUE OF THE OYSTER 7.— 4
“ METHYL ESTERS ./,CHAP.ACTERIZAT1ON OF BENTHIC MiCROBIAL COMMUNITY 5 46— 3
“ POOL OF ACROPORA CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILL MUD 77— 4
“ POOLS OF TWO NEREID POLYCHAETES, NEANTHES SIJCCINEA AND LEONEREIS 62— 2
Il COMPOSITION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULPINS CL 39— 3
“ ASSAY IN SEDIMENTS /,MURAMIC 41— 6
“ METABOLISM 3Y THREE AQUATIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM CONTINUOUS CUL 42— 5
“ POOL I, RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING 85— 4
AND THE AMINO ACID T.AURINE /,THIN—LAYER SEPARATION OF CITRIC ACI 56— 5
U TAURINE /,THIN—LAYER SEPARATION OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATE 56— 5
“ CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND THE AMINO ACID TAURINE /,TH 56— 5
ACIDS OF MALATHION IN FISH, OYSTER, AND SHRIMP TISSUE /,DETERMINATION 17— 9
“ FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN S 74— 1
ACROLEIN /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49— 1
ACROPORA CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILL MUD ON THE FREE 77— 4
U CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF NORMALIZATION FOR CO 79— 1
CERVICORNIS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION. 79— 2
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ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER SHC T—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALC 84— 3
CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE FREE AMINO ACID 85— 4
ACRYLONITRILE /, M3IENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49— 2
ACTION OF ?ESTICIOAL CARBAMATES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF P0150 23— 4
OF SELECTED PESTICIDES Y AN ENZYMATIC—IMMUNOBTOLOGICAL APPROAC 33— 8
AND EFFECTS ON FISH /,ESTERASE INHIBITING PES ICI0ES: CHEIIIST 5— 7
ACTIVATED ATPASE FROM THE HEPATOPAt4CREAS O THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES 32— 1
ACTIVATION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS TO MUTAGENS BY THE MAR 62— 9
It SYSTEM /,COMPARISON O tIUTAGEN ACCUMULATION IN 3 ESTUARINE 65— 9
/,DETERMIN.ATION OF VANADIUM IN .A MARINE MOLLUSC USING A CHE 62— 5
ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY, 3IOCONCENTRATION POTENTIAL, AND PERSISTENC 61— .5
“ AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF M 55— 3
“ AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, MYSIDOPSI 34— 6
“ AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USED DRILLING FLUIDS ON REPRESENT 56— 8
“ TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO 82— 9
TOXICITY OF KEPONE TO FCUR ESTUARINE ANIMALS 26—10
TOXICITY TO AND BIOCONCENTRATION CF ENOOSULFAN BY ESTUARINE ANIM 26— 6
ft TOXICITY, 3IOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705, BENT 80— 3
ft TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,CONTINUOUS—FL 19— 2
H TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND MACROINVERTESRATES /,FLOW—THROUG 32— 8
“ TOXICITY TESTS WITH SELECTED ESTUARINE ALGAE, INVERTEBRATES, AND 59— 6
STATIC TOXICITY TESTS WITH MYSID SHRIMP (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,MET 28— 5
1$ AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION PESTICIDES ON 63— 9
U TOXICITY TESTS WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF THE EASTERN DY 59— 5
I’ TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTESR4TES /,STATIC METHOD 32— 9
ACUTIJM /,ACTIVATION OF POLYNUCLEAR ARO:IATIC HYDROCARBONS TO MUTAGENS 8 62— 9
ADAPTATION OF NATURAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IC DEGRADATION OF XENOBIOT 80— 9
ON BIODEGRADATION RATES IN SEDIMENT/WATER CORES FROM ESTUAR 57— 4
AND METABOLIC COMPENSATION TC SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE BY 1 63— 3
ADAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE ONTARIO /,CHARACTERISTICS 0 42— 4
ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTI 67— 3
ADDITION OF XAD—2 RESIN TO WATER /,DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED KEPONE B 52— 4
ADDUCTOR MUSCLE PROTEINS FROM 3IVALVE MOLLUSCS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM CHL 36— 3
ADENOSINE NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES AS MEASURES Off THE MICROFOULING, DETR 48— 2
TRIPHOSPHATASE OF PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS DUORARUM) /,SOME .ASPE 11—11
ADIPOSE TISSUE /,DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUND 55— 8
ADSOR6ING SOLIDS ON THE PARTITION COEFFICIENT /,EFFECT OF CONCENTRATIO 55— 4
ADSORPTION PRCCEDURE /,DENSITIES OF 3ACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURF 14— 6
ADULT BLUE CRAB (CALLINECT t ES SAPIDUS) /,ACCUMULATION OF MIREX—14C IN 1 11—12
It SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VAR IEGATUS) /,KEPONE: CHRONIC EF 25— 2
“ 4HITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND 79—12
ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE TELEOSTS, FUNOULUS HETEROCLITUS AND MENIDIA ME 25— 7
“ OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF AROC 15— 2
ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINCGENESIS RESEARCH /,RAINBOW TROUT 84— 1
AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS /,USEFULNESS OF CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS 82— 5
AFFINIS /,AVOIOANCE OF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, GAMBUSIA 5—10
AFLATOXIN ON THE BROWN BULLHEAD ICTALURUS NEBULOSIS. M.S. THESIS /,EF 77— 1
AGARS) FOR STUDYING AVOIDANCE OF POLLUTANT GRADIENTS BY AQUATIC ORGANI 40— 6
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN ESTUARIES /,MONITORING 68— 1
AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DETERMINATION OF 73— 3
AFFECTED WETLANOS /,DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL 73— 2
AIR /,DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—0 54— 6
U /,EVALUATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE (EO8 54— 7
“ /,FIELO APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—0 54— 8
II WATER INTERFACE OF LAKE PUNTCHARTRAIN /,ORGANICS AT THE 42— 8
ALBICANS FROM THE NORTH SEA /,ISOLATION OF ATYPICAL CANDIDA 23—10
ALDICARB, CARBOPHENOTHION, DEF, EPN, ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATHION, AND P 61— 5
ALDRIN/OIELDRIN /,AMSIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49— 3
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ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF BIDACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE
76— 4
M.S. THESIS /,ATRAZINE EFF CT5 CN SALT MARSH EDAPHIC
35— 2
U 5y PESTICIDES /,CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION OF POPULATION GROWTH 0
81— 9
“ TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED ESTU4RINE WATER /,C0
47— 6
H BY UREA HERBICIDES /,DEPRESSION OF C P BOMYORATE IN MARINE
4— 5
“ AND CRUSTACEANS /,DETERMINATION OF BIOACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACT
81—12
H /,EFFECTS ND UPTAKE OF CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENES IN MARINE UNICE
27— 7
IN CULTURE, MICROECUSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELD /,EFFECTS OF A PH
55—10
“ /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND GROWTH OF MARINE U
6— 3
/,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON MARINE
2— 7
‘I PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND FISHES /,EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL
76— 5
‘ /,EFFECTS OF SELECTED WASTEWATER CHLORINATION PRODUCTS AND CAPTA
26—11
INVERTEBRATES, AND FISH /,INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF A
59— 6
U ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH AND OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,MIR€X A
15— 4
u /,TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN MARINE UNICELLULAR
27— 8
f t CRUSTACEANS AND FISHES i,TOXICITY OF TEXTILE MILL EFFLUENTS TO
58— 1
ALGAL BIDASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS
76— 7
.“ BIOASSAY METHOD: RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES
57— 9
“ BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDING 0—MANNITOL /,VOLATILE HALOCARBON PRODUCTI
47— 7
ALLOCHTHONDIJS DETRITUS /,EFFECTS OF GRAZING BY ESTUARINE GAMMARIDEAN A
55— 1
ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARIN
81— 4
IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR PREPARATIO
84— 7
ALTERED MICROBE /, 5IODEGRADATION IN THE ESTUAR1NE—MARINE ENVIRONMENTS
82— 2
ALTERNIFLORA—OETRITUS——UCA PUGNAX FOOD CHAIN /,METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZ
42— 7
2. WATER—SOLUBLE METABOLITES /,METABOLISM OF ATRAZINE BY
58— 2
ALTOZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISI
23— 2
AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ACROLEIN
49— 1
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ACRYLONITRILE
49— 2
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ALDRIN/DIELDRIN
49— 3
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLOROANE
49— 4
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED BENZENES
49— 5
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED ETHANES
49— 6
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLOROALKYL ETHERS
49— 9
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENE
49— 7
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED PHENOLS
49— 8
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLOROFORM
49—10
II WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DOT
49—11
“ WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROBENZENES
50— 1
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROBENZIDIUE
50— 2
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLDROETHYLENES
•50 3
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2,4—DICHLOROPHENOL
48— 8
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ENDOSULFAN
50— 5
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ENDRIN
50— 6
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEPTACHLOR
50— 7
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR H,EXACHLOROBUTADIENE
50— 8
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE
50— 9
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTAOIENE
50—10
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR NITROBENZENE
50—11
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PHENOL
51— 2
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PHTHALATE ESTERS
51— 3
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR TOXAPHENE
51— 6
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR TRICHLOROETHYLENE
51— 7
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FUR DICHLUROPROPANE AND DICHLOROPROPENE
50— 4
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FUR 2,4—DIM!THYLPHENUL
48— 9
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PENTACHLUROPHENOL
51— 1
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
51— 5
° WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2—CHLOROPHENOL
48—10
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS
51— 4
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AMBIENT AIR /,DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINI 54— 6
AIR /,EVALiJATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DISROMOETH 54— 7
AIR /,FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINI 54— 8
AMBUSH, BCLERO, BUX, DURSBAN, FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYDRIN: STATIC 59— 6
AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM HEPATIC MICROSOMES FROM POLYCYLIC AROMATIC HYDROCAR 67— 1
AMERICA /,CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS 54—11
“ /,DISEASES, PARASITES, AND TOXIC RESPONSES OF COMMERCIAL PENAE 30— 7
AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS 40— 4
OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY 75— 3
ft SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZE WA 30—10
OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN T 28— 1
OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND 80— 5
OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,CCMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORI 74— 9
I ’ OYSTER (CRA.SSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,CONCURRENT NEOPLASTIC AND PR 40— 5
LOBSTER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELO 68— 3
“ LOBSTER /,DR1LLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF T 68— 2
° OYSTER (CRASSCSTREA VIRGINICA) /,EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORI 65— 5
“ LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EX 67— 2
OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,EFFECTS OF THE POLYCHLORINATED 5—13
71 SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONM 36— 8
U SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON MA 31— 3
OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,I .MPACTS OF WATER CHL 75— 4
OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT .57— 1
OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,PROCTOECES SP. (TREMATOOA: 01 66— 8
OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (0) /,SEASONAL CHRONIC TOXICITY 36— 1
U OYSTER, CRASSUSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF 45— 1
U AGENCIES: REPORT OF THE 1974 WATER QUALITY COMMITTEE AMERICA 18— 9
U FISHERIES SOCIETY /,SIJRVEY OF EFFORTS TO ABATE WATER POLLUTIO 18— 9
AMERICANA) EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTUARNE WATERS /,RESPIRA 28— 4
AMERICANUS /,BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING LARVAL SETTLING I 67— 7
IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES /,EFFECTS OF DRILL 67— 2
ft /,INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE PRIMARY CHEMOSENSORY NE 60— 9
TASTE SPECIALIST /,NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTOR CELLS IN 59— 8
AMINES /,DIFFEPENTIAL ABILITY OF AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM HEPATIC MICROSOMES 67— 1
AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUE OF THE 74— 4
“ ACID POOL OF ACROPORA CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF ORI 77— 4
“ ACID POOLS OF TWO NEREID PULYCHAETES, NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND LEON 62— 2
“ ACID POOL /,RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRI 85— 4
“ ACID TAURINE /,THIN—LAYER SEPARATION OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERM 56— 5
AMMONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF SEAWATER /,ION—EXCHANGE TECHNIQUE FOR CC 65— 2
AMMONIUM OXIDIZERS /,EFFECT OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES ON ESTUARIN 53— 2
OXIDATION BY NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS I, 53— 3
It OXIDIZER, NITROSO ’4ONAS SP., AND TWO HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA, N 53— 4
AMOCO CADIZ /,IMPACTS OF OIL SPILL AND CLEAN—UP ON THE EUROPEAN COAST: 40— 8
“ CADIZ OIL /,YEASTS FROM THE NORTH SEA AND 46— 1
AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY I, 48— 6
AMPHIPOD GRAZING /,PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, A 75— 7
H FAUNA OF MICRUCIONA PROLIFERA (ELLIS AND SOLANDER) (PORIFERA: 59— 3
H FAUNA OF THE APALACHICOLA ESTUARY OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA /,THRE 45— 3
AMPHIPODA), WITH NOTES ON THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF THE APALACHICOLA ESTUA 45— 3
AMPHIPODS ON THE MICROBIOTA OF ALLOCHIHONOUS DETRITUS /,EFFECTS OF GRA 55— 1
ANALYSES OF STRESS—RELATED FACTORS IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,USE OF MI 56— 2
ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF ITS META3OLITES /,8ENZOCA3PYRENE METABOLISM IN N 85— 8
ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA /,F000 HABITS OF THE BA 36— 2
ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA /,FOOD HABITS 36— 2
ANILINES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH AN EL 56— 4
ANIMAL COMMUNITIES IN THE LABORATORY /,AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON COMPOS 10— 9
U TISSUE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR N—TRIFLUORACETYL DERIVATI 16— 6
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ANIMAL MODEL FOR EXPERIMENTAL CARCINUGENESIS /,R.AINBOW TROUT (SAt..MO GA 52— 8
I ’ IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATCG€NESIS AND,MUTAGENE 72— 2
I 4 STUDIES INVOLVING CA CINOG€NESIS, TEPATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENE 72— 1
ANIMALS /,ACUTF. TOXICITY OF KEPONE TO FOUR ESTUARINE 26—10
/,ACUTE TOXICITY TO AND BIOCUNCENTRATION OF ENDOSULFAN BY ESTU 26— 6
AS INCICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURFS /,AQUAT!C 68— 7
U /,AROCLOR 1016: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY ESTUARINE 10— 8
H /,BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON MARINE 61—10
TO 8OTTOM SEDIMENTS /,CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC 5—12
/,OETECTION OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL PATHOGENS AND POLL 9—12
/,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUM 47— 4
/,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN 60— 2
U /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUM 47— 4
: FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM /,EFFECT 77— 7
/,€FFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON XPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES OF ESTU 20—11
H TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND OEPURATION /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACH 35—10
,,HEXACHLORO8ENZENE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE 15—10
/,INDEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, THE EPA—Nd PROJECT: 83— 8
/,METHODS TO ASSESS EFFECTS OF COMBINATIONS OF TOXICANTS, SALI 13— 2
/,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE 16— 3
INDUCED BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, 73— 4
/,TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTR4TION OF EPN AND LEPTOPHOS TO SELECT 44— 7
/,TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF BHC AND LINDANE IN SELECTED 26— 8
/,TOXICITY OF ?ENTACHLOROPHENOL AND RELATED COMPOUNDS TO EARLY 28— 6
ANNULARIS /,EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUbS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS 85— 3
/,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON THE REEF—BUILDING CORAL MONTAST 69— 9
II GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, NORTH14EST GULF OF M 77—11
/,PiIYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEA 75— 9
ANTENNAL GLAND, MIDGUT, HEPATOPANCREAS, AND GILL OF GRASS SHRIMP FOLIO 82— 7
H GLANDS, HEPATOPANCREAS, AND MIDGUT OF GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO 78— 2
ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,ACCUMULATION, TIS 71— 1
AND DIE1HYLNITROSAt INE /,CHARACTERISTICS OF A FISH COLONY 0 85— 9
IN TWO SPECIES OF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS POECILIOPSIS) I, 75— 2
ANTICHOLINESTERASE ACTION OF PESTICIDAL CARBAMATES IN THE CENTRAL NERV 23— 4
AGENTS /,RIVER POLLUTION BY 17—11
ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN PALAEMCNETES PUGIO BY EXPOSURE TO SUBLETHAL 0 24— 8
ANTS, AND ESTUARIES /,MIREX, FIRE 72— 6
APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA, 1972—1977 /,DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, FEEDIN 42— 3
U BAY; FLORIDA /,F000 HABITS OF THE BAY ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MIT 36— 2
U ESTUARY OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA /,THREE NEW SPECIES OF MELIT 45— 3
APPARATUS TO PRODUCE TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN A SIMULATED SALT MARSH SYST 47— 8
APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMO—3—CHLOROPROPANE 54— 6
OF EVALUATED METHCOOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE 54— 8
IN CARCINOGEN EXPCSURE STUDIES /,PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FRO 84— 6
TO HAZARD ASSESSMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,RESULTS OF THE DR 83— 2
TO HAZARD ASSESSMENT /,RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RESE 83— 1.
FOR OCEAN DUMPING RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE DR 63— 1
APPLICATORS AND MIXERS /,REOUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTI 69— 6
APRIL 8—10, 1975, GALVESTON, TX (ABSTRACTS) /,FIRST WORKSHOP ON THE PA 14—10
AQUARIA CONTAINING A SANDY SUBSTRATE (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,EFFECTS OF 17— 5
AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT /,AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN IN 40— 4
ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES 68— 7
ORGANISMS /,AUTOMATED DEVICE (AGARS) FOR STUDYING AVOIDANCE OF 40— 6
H IOASSAYS /,AUTOMATIC BRINE SHRIMP FEEDER FOR 15—11
U ANIMALS TO BOTTOM SEDIMENTS /,CAGE FOR EXPOSING 5—12
U MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM /,CHITIN TRANSFORMATION AND PESTICID 64— 3
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 3 80— 8
TEST SYSTEMS /,DEGRADATION OF SELECTED XENO•BIOTIC COMPOUNOS IN 81— 8
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AQUATIC ANIMALS /,OETECTION OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL PATHOGENS 9—12
MICROBIAL ECOLOGY /,OISCUSSION — 46— 5
ft MICROBIAL ECOLOGY) /,CISCUSSION: CONCEPTS AND TRENDS ( 43—10
VEGETATION IN THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA /,DISTRIBUTIO 43— 7
WEED CONTROL /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND 81 80— 7
WEED CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRAT 80— 6
ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON 47— 4
ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND TERATOGENS ON N 60— 2
ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON 47— 4
ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM 77— 7
ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS USED IN OIL AND GAS WELL—U 44— 4
U BIOASSAYS /,GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WAT 13— 6
U RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW /,IMPACT OF AQUAT 75— 5
PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCE 75— 5
ENVIRONMENT f,IMPACT OF MICROBIAL SEED CULTURES IN THE 7— 3
“ ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF THE USE OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE 13— 8
ANIMALS) /,INDEX ANO ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, THE EPA—WCI PR 83— 8
U ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINATION: AN OVERVIEW /,INTERAC 77—10
ft ORGANISMS /,KEPONE: HAZARD TO 19— 3
MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS /,MONITORING BIOTRANSFORMATION AND 74— 3
U TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD ASSESSMENT /,ON THE USE OF INDICES IN 62—12
ii ENVIRONMENTS: AN OVERVIEW /,PESTICIDES IN 24— 5
U 3ACTERIA ISOLATED FROM CONTINUOUS CULTURE ENRICHMENTS /,PHENYL 42— 5
U TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES /,PRES.SURIZEO PROPORTIONAL DILUTER FOR 52— 6
It TOXICITY TESTS: THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERIST 16— 2
WEEDS: CONTROL AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES /,PROCEEDIN 66— 6
U ANIMALS INDUCED Y CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTA 73— 4
TOXICITY TESTS /,THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERIST 11—10
TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TO ESTIMATE ENVIRONM!NTA 67— 6
AQUEOUS CHLORINATION /,REACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 46— 8
ARENE OXIDES BY A GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM: THERMA 34—10
ARENICOLA CRISTATA) I,EFFECT CF MIREX ON THE BURROWING ACTIVITY OF THE 20— 7
CRISTATA STIMPSCN /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON 1 35— 8
CRISIATA) ON THE OI5IRI6UTICN OF MIREX IN AQUARIA CONTAINING 17— .5
CRISTATA STIMPSON) 8.S. THESIS /,PREOATION ON CULTURED LIJGW 12— 5
ARENICOLIDAE) /,BENTHIC BIOASSAY USING TIME—LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO MEASU 44— 6
ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS /,EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING MUD AND SELECTED COMP 61— 9
ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLYCHLCRINATEO IPHENYLS (AROCLOR 1254) /,FATTY 39— 3
AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (?ALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN LABORATORY AND Fl 11— 7
1016: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY ESTUARINE ANIMALS 10— 8
It 1254 IN EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS; EFFECT ON FERTILIZATION S 10—10
1254: EFFECT ON COMPOSITION OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE ANIMAL CD 10— 9
1254 BY SHRIMP AND FISHES /,AVOIOANCE OF 10— 7
U 1254—TREATED MULLET (t UGIL CEPHALUS) /,BENZOCA]PYRENE METABOLI 76— 2
1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE FISHES /,CHRONIC TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND R 3— 5
1016 ON EMBRYOS, FRY, JUVENILES, AND ADULTS Of SHEEPSHEAD MINN 15— 2
1254 ON LABORATORY—REARED EMdRYOS AND FRY OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW 11— 9
1254 CN THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTRE.A VIRGINICA /,EFFECTS OF 5—13
1016 AND 1242, ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. M.S. 1 21— 2
1254) /,FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF PHOSPtIOLIP!DS IN THERMALLY A 39— 3
“ 1254 TREATED MULLET /,METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN 65—12
1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS ST 5— 5
1254 IN A CONTAMINATED ESTUARY /,PERSISTENCE OF 37— 6
It 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIMENT, ANO SIOTA OF ESCAMBIA SAY, FLORI 1— 8
1254 IN WATER /,PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW—SOLUBILITY COMPOU 16— 2
1254 IN WATER: PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW—SOLUBILITY COMPOU 11—10
1254 IN THE PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS DUOR.ARUM /,TOXICITY AND DISTRI 3—10
1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGAN 15— 9
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AROCLOR 1254) /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF SHRIMP EXPOSED TO THE POW.J 9—13
AROCLORS 1248 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA PYR 7— 5
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS TO MUTAGENS BY THE MARINE CILIATE PARAURONEMA AC 62— 9
H HYDROCARBONS /,AMBIENT WATER UALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYNUCLEAR 51— 5
HYDRCCARBONS IN SOFTSHELL CLAMS FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA I, 79— 7
H hYDRCCARB NS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON, USA 79— 8
HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC AMINES /,OIFFERENTIAL ABILITY OF AM 67— 1
AMINES /,DIFFERENTIAL AÔILITY OF AMSYSTOMA TIGRINUM HEPATIC M 67— 1
HYDROCARBONS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECTROMETRY /,IDENT 43— 3
‘I HYDROCARBONS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF S 70— 1
HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE 73— 5
h1 HYDROCARBONS ANO CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE 73— 6
HYDROCARBONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDUL 63— 6
H HYDROCARBONS DUE TO SLASH BURNING UN CLEAR—CUT SITES /,PYROLY 80—10
HYDROCARBONS BY FUNGI /,SOME APPROACHES TO STUDIES UN THE DEG 39— 6
f t HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINO 74— 8
AND BRANCHED CHAIN HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST /,UPTAKE OF 47— 9
ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) /,SEA 72— 4
ARTHERINIDAE) /,CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL ENVIRONMENTAL VAR 79— 4
ARTHROPODA: CRUSTACEA: DECAPODA: BRACHYURA) /,CRABS ( 45—10
CRUSTACEA: PZNAEIDAE) /,SHRIMPS ( 40— 3
ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE OF lOX 22— 9
U SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT /,EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON MICROORGAN 22— 8
H STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF PERTURBATIONS /,F000 QUALIT 68— 5
SALT—MARSH ECOSYSTEMS——EFFECT AND DEGRADATION /,NICROBIAL—M 13— 9
ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES /,DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN 72— 8
“ SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DEVELOPMEN 72— 9
‘ /,FISH BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION 18— 1
“ FOR EPOXIDE HYDROLASE /,INOIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRIC 66— 1
“ SU3JECTS /,LABORATORY EVALUATION OF MARINE FISHES AS CARCINOGEN 60— 1
IN SEDIMENTS /,MURAMIC ACID 41— 6
BASED ON HYOROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPULYSACCHARIDE LIPID A, F 74— 1
“ FOR DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH EXPOSEO TO MUTAGENS 54— 5
ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON MARINE ANIMALS /,BEHAVIORAL 61—10
/,CHEMICAL 2— 8
ASSEM8LAGES OF EPIBENTHIC ORGANISMS IN A SHALLOW NORTH FLORIDA (USA) E 33—1.1
ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT SEDIMENTS /,SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF B 78— 6
ASSIMILATION EFFICIENCY BY PROCAMBARUS CLARK!I FED ELOOEA (EGERA DENSA 86— 3
ATHERINIDAE) /,REPROD&JCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC SILVER5IDE, MENlO 63— 5
11 /,REPROOUCTIVE ECOLOGY AND SPAWNING PERIODICITY OF THE AT 63— 4
ATLANTIC MENHADEN YIELD OF CHANGES IN GROWTH, MORTALITY, AND REPRODUCT 15— .5
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES: 4RTHERINIOAE) /,CONCURRE 79— 4
H COASTS OF NORTH AMERICA /,DISEASES, PARASITES, AND TOXIC RESP 30— 7
COASTS /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIES ALONG THE GULF AN 5— 6
AND GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES /,PROTOZUAN SYMBIONTS AN 68— 8
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA lENIDIA (PISCES, ATHERINIDAE) /,REPRODUCT 63— 5
I I SILVERSIDE, MENIOIA MENIDIA (PISCES: ATHERINIOAE) /,REPROOUC 63— 4
SILVERSIDE, M’ NIDIA MENIDIA /,TIDAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES 79— 5
H MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS) /,TOXICITY OF OZONATED ESTUARI 64— 7
U /,TWD NEW SPECIES OF THE FLATFISH GENUS CITHARICHTHYS (BOTHID 1—12
SI CROAKER, MICROPOGON UNDULATUS, WITH NOTES ON SUBSEQUENT EMBRY 11— 4
ATLANTICA AND PSEUDOMONAS SP.: A NOTE /,INTERACTION BETWEEN AN AMMONI 53 4
ATLANTICUS, FROM PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,LARVAL TARPON, MEGALOPS 8— 1
ATOMIC ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD PERIODATE /,DETERMINATION OF 1,2— 57— 6
II ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXIDE HYOROLASE /,INO!RECT 66— 1
ATPASE FROM THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS / 32— 1
ATRAZINE EFFECTS ON SALT MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE. M.S. THESIS 35— 2
FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MARSH 40— 1
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ATRAZINE METABOLISM IN BOX CRABS 43— 9
ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS 56— 1
ON SALT MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE, IN CULTURE, MICROECOSYSTEMS, AN 55—10
U IN THE SPARTINA ALTERNIFLDRA—OETRITUS——UCA PUGNAX FOOD CHAIN 2— 7
BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA. 2. WATER—SOLUBLE METABOLITES /,META 58— 2
ATRINA RIGIDA) /,ASPECTS OF THE HOST—C3MMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A 60— 4
ATYPICAL CANDIDA ALBICANS FROM THE NORTH SEA /,ISOLATION OF 23—10
AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF PERTURBATIONS 68— 5
AUTOMATED DEVICE (AGARS) FOR STUDYING AVOIDANCE OF POLLUTANT GRAOIENTS 40— 6
PH STAT FOR INHIBITION STUDIES /,CHARACTERTZATION OF FISH BR 3— 2
AUTOMATIC BRINE SHRIMP FEEDER FOR AQUATIC SIDASSAYS 15—11
AVAILABILTY /,WATER t U.ALITY CRITERIA: 41— 3
AVOIDANCE OF POLLUTANT GRADIENTS BY AQUATIC ORGANISMS /,AUTQMATEO DEVI 40— 6
OF AROCLOR 1254 BY SHRIMP AND FISHES 10— 7
OF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED NOSQUITOFISH, GAMBUSIA AFFINIS 5—10
OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) 7— 9
4 , RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND P 19— 6
REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) TO STORM WATER 33— 9
AXONEMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SLOUGHING AND REFORMATION OF THE OUCTULE 40— 9
B
BACILLUS MEGATERIUM /,POLYMERIC BETA—HYDROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMEN 78— 8
BACTERIA ADAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE ONTARIO /,CHARACTE 42— 4
AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED BY A MEMBRAN 14— 6
WITH NITRILOTRIACETATE—DEGRADING POTENTIAL IN AN ESTUARINE EN 22—10
H /,EFFECT OF POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL FORMULATIONS ON THE GROW 13—10
“ /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTU 72— 7
4 ) SYSTEM. M.5. THESIS /,EVALUATION OF SENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLIS 38— 8
ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,IMPA 75— 4
H NOCARDIA ATLANTICA AND PSEUDOMONAS SP.: A NOTE /,INTERACTIO 53— 4
U ISOLATED FROM CONTINUOUS CULTURE ENRICHMENTS /,PHENYLACETIC A 42— 5
H IN SEDIMENTS /,SENSITIV ASSAY, BASED ON HYOROXY FATTY ACIDS 74— 1
BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL OXIDATION OF DIBENZOFURAN 39— 7
DEGRADATION OF OIBENZO—P—DICXIN AND CHLORINATED OIBENZO—P—DI 62— 1
STRAINS (MUTAGENESIS) TO TEST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS 31— 8
BACULOVIRUS PREVALENCE IN SHRIMP BY CHEMICAL EXPOSURE /,ATTEMPTS TO IN 18— 3
/,CHARACTERIZATION OF SHRIMP 27— 2
INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE AND MARINE SHRIMP /,ENVIRONMENTAL 14— 5
IN HEPATOPANCREAS OF PINK SHRIMP /,FREE AND OCCLUDED VIRU 9—10
BAHIA /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCT 55— 3
‘ /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, P1 34— 6
f t /,ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING 32— 9
IN FLOWING SEA WATER OR A STATIC SYSTEM /,CULTURING THE MYSID C 34— 4
‘ /,EFFECTS OF TWO ORG NOPHOSPHAT€ PESTICIDES ON SWIMMING STAMINA 60— 7
IN FLOWING WATER /, NTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING tIYSIDS 34— 5
: A FINAL REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,INTERLABORATORY COMPARI 72—11
“ AS INFLUENCED BY SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE /,INTERRELATIONSHIPS 73— 1
IN THE LA3ORATORY /,LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATES 73—10
/,METHODS FOR ACUTE STATIC TOXICITY TESTS WITH MYSID SHRIMP (MY 28— 5
AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS 10 25— 9
BANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CELL LINES / 52— 1
SANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO /,ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF HERMATYPI 77—11
H ENVIRONMENT: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 2 /,STUOY OF THE IMPACT OF DISC 71— 3
BARITE /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM ANC CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, HEPA 38— 7
ii (BASO4) ON DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT OF 36— 6
ON MEIOFAUNA IN A FLOW—THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EFFECT OF 39— 4
AND USED DRILLING MUDS ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENC 47— 1
BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, HEPATOPANCRE.4 38— 7
ft STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM IN THE EXOSKELETAL AND SOFT TISSUES OF 1 28— 9
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BARIUM SULFATE ON SEA URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT (UNPU3LISHE 75— 1
BARNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYMERUS FOR MARINE BIOASSAYS /,‘ RELIMINARY STUD 43— 1
BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT (1980) /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE 8 55— 6
PROGRESS REPORT (1981) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,EFFECTS OF 0 64— 2
BASO4) ON DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT OF BARITE ( 36— 6
BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS /,COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO 61— 8
II. ACCUMULATION FROM DIETARY SOURCES /,°C3 DYNAMICS IN HUDSON R 79—10
MORCNE SAXATILIS. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,PHARMACOKINETICS AND DIS 79— 9
MORONE SAXATILIS TO CHLORINATION /,RESPONSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTO 25— 6
ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND JUVENILE SPOT (LEIOSTOMUS 64— 9
BAY, OREbON DURING JUNE 1976 — MAY 1978 /,3ENZ3(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATION 43— 3
I’ MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS /,6ENZO( )PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC 73— 7
PROGRAM: PROJECT SUMMARIES /,CHESAPEA (E 39— 8
‘I OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITUTED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC 79— 7
“ MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSU 79— 8
“ VIRGINIA /,OISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETA 43— 7
II FLORIDA, 1972—1977 /,OISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, FEEDING AND LONG—TE 42— 3
“ MUSSELS /,EFFECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVEL 72— 3
U SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS /,EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING MUD AND 61— 9
ft ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA /,F000 HAB 36— 2
U FLORIDA /,F000 HABITS OF THE BAY ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN AP 36— 2
“ MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEA 79— 6
“ LAKE HURON /,MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW 28— 3
“ OREGON /,O8SERVATIONS ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARGE CELLS ASSOCI 43— 2
U FLORIDA /,POLYCHIOPINATED BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, S 1— 8
“ MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROC 63— 8
“ MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDULIS /,SEASONAL VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS 62— 6
u MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) /,SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHE 72— 4
U PROGRAM, ENVIRONMENTAL PRCTECTION AGENCY, ACCOMPANIED BY DR. TUDOR 42— 6
“ /,SURVIVAL, DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE OF G 26— 3
“ OREGON. PH.D. THESIS /,TRACE METAL LEVELS IN A POPULATION OF MYT 62— 7
BEAN), IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL AND LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY / 85— 1
BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING LARVAL SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER 67— 7
OF ESTUAP.INE ORGANISMS 1—13
OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, AND PB DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER TR 15— 3
It OF LUGWORMS (POLYCHAETA: ARENICOLIOA.E) /,BENTHIC BIOASSAY US 44— 6
“ ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS /,CORAL REEF FISHES WH 7— 8
OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN 67— 2
11 OF JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHM 55— 6
OF THE JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WILBAUM) II. EFFEC 64— 2
IN PALAEM3NETES PIJGIC BY EXPOSURE TO SUBLETHAL DOSES OF PARAT 24— 8
IN THE SUPR. LITTORAL ISOPOO LIGIA EXOTICA (CRUSTACEA: ONISCC 31—11
OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES, ATHERINI 63— 5
/,SUELETHAL EFFECTS CF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS UPON CRAB LAR 31—12
8EHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON MARINE ANIMALS 61—10
BIOASSAYS 9— 1
ft BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT (1980) /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MU 55— 6
I I BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT (1981) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,E 64— 2
BEIJERINCKIA SPECIES /,METABOIISM OF DIBENZO—P—DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED 53— 5
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO OI—N—BUTYL PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN C 81— 4
BIOASSAY USING TIME—LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF 44— 6
U MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY HIGH RESOLUTION GAS CHROMATOG 46— 3
COMMUNITIES FOR TOXICANT—EXPOSURE STUDIES /,COMPARISON OF FIEL 81— 7
St COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CHLORPYRIFOS ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY 75—10
U COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON REPRESENTAT 56— 7
“ COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF FENVALERATE ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY— 65—10
U COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON FIELD— AND LABOR 65—11
ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,LABORATORY TEST FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF 52— 3
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ORGANISM RESPONSES TO LQ —LEVEL POLLUTANTS /,MARINE ECOSYSTEM 23—11
COMMUNITIES /,TOXICITY OF CREOSOTE TO 81— 6
BENTHIOCARB, CHLORPYRI OS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHR 80— 3
BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM? 70—11
ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTI 74— 7
/,WEATHERED IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE 71—10
BENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, Pi LAEMONETES PUGIO /,ACCUMULATI 71— 1
BENZENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED 49— 5
BENZO(A)PYRENE AND BENZ(A)APITHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES 71— 1
A)PYRENE BODY UR0EN S AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE OISORD 43— 4
U A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS €OULIS) FROM YAQUINA 43— 3
“ A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSS 73— 7
ii A)PYREWE METABOLISM IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASS3STREA VIRGINICA 28— 1
Ii AJPYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC S—9 FRACTIONS OF AROCLOR 1254—TRE 76— 2
I A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN MARINE FISH AND SOME ANALYTICAL ASPECTS 0 85— 8
“ )PYRENE IN ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON 25— 8
“ A)PYRENE METABOLITE PATTERNS IN FISH AND RODENTS /,COMPARATIVE 84— 9
H A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN AN OYSTER (OSTREA EOULIS)—BACTERIA SYSTEM 38— 8
“ A)PYRENE IN AROCLOR 1254 TREATED MULLET /,METABOLITES OF 65—12
‘ A)PYRENE IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,SEASONAL VA 34— 3
“ A)PYRENE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,SEPARATION 61— 4
BETA—HYDROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND BACILLUS MEGATER 78— 8
BHC AND LINDANE IN SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TOXICITY AND BIOCONCEN 26— 8
BINARY RESPONSES OBTAINED FRO? TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS /,COMPARISON 64— 1
BINDING OF P,P—DDE TO HUMAN SERUM PRCTEINS /,IN VIVO 7—13
BIOACCUMULATION OF DOT AND PCB IN TISSUES OF MARINE FISHES 38— 9
AND TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES IN MARINE ORGANISMS /,EPA M 14— 7
IN BLUE CRABS /,KEPONE: TOXICITY AND 44— 8
AND ECOSYSTEM EFFECTS OF KEPONE AND OTHER MATERIALS 1, 59— 2
BIOACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS 76— 4
OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LIQUID WASTES USING FRESHWATER AN 81—12
BIOASSAY USING TIME—LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF TOXICAN 44 6
PROCEDURES FOR THE OCEAN DISPOSAL PERMIT PROGRAM 18— 8
USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC 19— 1
“ USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,ENTIRE hF 15— 1
“ ORGANISMS FOR DREOGEC MATERIAL TESTING /,EVALUATION OF THREE 80— 1.
SYSTEM /,INTERACTION OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS AND VIRUS IN A CR 23— 6
It METHOD: RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,MARI 57— 9
H METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY /,SALTWATER F 13— 1
PROCEDURE USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SP.) LARVAE /,STAT 21— 3
BIOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS /,ALGAL 76— 7
I ’ /,ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE WASTE TOXICITY WITH MARINE 45— 9
U /,A.UTOMATIC BRINE SHRIMP FEEDER FOR AQUATIC 15—11
/, E HAVIURAL 9— 1
8 45 INDICATORS OF POLLUTION EFFECTS 18— 2
H CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RESOURCES FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION I, 10— 2
/,GRAVIT’Y—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR A 13— 6
/,LABORATORY 2— 2
/,PRECISION LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE OR F 17— 2
/,PRELIMINARY STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF USING EMB 43— 1
II OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS /,RIVULUS MARMORATUS: A UNIQUE FISH 53— 6
/,SALINITY CONTROLLER FOR FLOW—THROUGH 13— 3
/,SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS): AN ESTUARINE F 15—12
BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE MARINE MICROFOtJLING COMMUN 46— 2
DETERMINATION OF BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUAR 76— 8
CONTROL AGENTS /,ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED 83— 5
METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS AND COMMUNITY 58— 3
INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXICITY OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO CRU 44— 2
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PARAMETERS INDICATING ÔIOMASS AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF 78— 6
BIOCHEMISTRY AND G NETICS /,ERLG8 PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED T 83— 4
BIOCIDE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF OEGENERATIVE CHANG 78— 3
BIOCIDES IN MARINE WATERS /,BROMOFORM PRODUCTION BY OXIDATIVE 33— 1
U IN ESTUARINE WATERS / ,HALDCARBON PRODUCTION FROM OXIDATIVE 61—11
TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACRGEENTHIC COMNUNITIES /,TOXICITY 0 45— 6
ii /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHAN 78— 2
BIOCONCENTRATION POTENTIAL, AND PERSISTENCE AS RELATED TO MARINE ENVIR 61— 5
I I OF ENDOSULFAN BY ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,ACUTE TOXICITY T 26— 6
AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705, BENTHIOCARB, CHLORPY 80— 3
OF BROMOFORM BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINIC 80— 5
. CCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE F 22— 4
TESTS USING THE EASTERN OYSTER ,,RESULTS: INTERLABOR 65— 3
CF EPN AND LEPTOPHOS TO SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS I, 44— 7
OF SHC AND LINDANE IN SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TO 26— 8
BIODEGRADATION IN THE ESTUARINE—MARINE ENVIRONMENTS AND THE GENETICALL 82— 2
RATES IN SEDIMENT/WATER CORES FROM ESTUARINE AND FRESHW 57— 4
OF XENOBIOTICS IN SIMULATED AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL 74— 3
BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIB 1— 7
BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE DUNGENESS CRAB 22—12
U MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER 7— 7
OBSERVATIONS 30— 9
U PROBLEMS IN ESTUARINE MONITORING 9— 4
AQUATIC WEED CONTROL /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEM 80— 7
ft AQUATIC WEED CONTROL; PROJECT SUMMARY /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT 80— 6
II EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONME 73— 9
EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONME 63— 7
Il EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON MARINE ORGAnISMS /,FIRST AMERICAN—S 31— 3
INDICATORS OF POLLUTION /,MICROCOSMS AS 37— 5
U CONSIDERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE DUPONT PERMIT FOR OCEAN 12— 2
U UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS: ANNUAL REPORT 33— 4
MONITORS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC POLLUTANTS /,USE OF OYSTERS A 38—10
BIOLOGY OF CEPHALOPOOS 3— 7
AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVES, VOLS. I AND II /,PROCEEDINGS OF 1 16— 5
AND ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF PIERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERUS (PISCES: GOSIlD 24— 3
BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE OETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY 76— 8
AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA /,EFF 59— 4
AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIOTA /,EFFE 63— 8
AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICRO3IOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN R 75— 6
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS /,FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ADENO 48— 2
METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUARINE 75— 7
NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS, AND AVERAGE INDIVIDUAL WEIGHT /,PREDAT 11— 1
U COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIUTA /,PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE 70—10
AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE 78— 6
BIOMONITORING OF COASTAL WATERS——AN OVERVIEW 47— 3
BIORATIONAL WORKSHOP, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 15—17, 1982 77— 6
U MICROBIAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CONTROL AGENTS /,ERLGB PU8LICAT 83— 5
BIOTA AND SEA WATER BY GAS—LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQ 41— 5
“ AND ENERGY BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECTS OF H€R81 2— 6
OF ESCAMBIA BAY, FLORIDA /,POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 125 1— 8
BIOTECHNOLOGY: I. MICROBIAL ECOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND GENETICS /,ERLG 83— 4
II. ZIORATIONAL, MICROBIAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CONTROL AGE 83— 5
BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC FACTORS AFFECTING SORPTION OF TOXIC COMPOUNDS TO NA 77— 2
BIOTRANSFORMATION AND BIODEGRAOATION OF XENOBIOTICS IN SIMULATED AQUAT 74— 3
BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON SEDIMENTAR 58— 4
BIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS 69— 1
FORMULATIONS ON THE GROWTH OF ESTUARINE BACTERIA /,€FFECT OF 13—10
ft (PCB) WITH ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS AND SHELLFISH /,EFFECTS A 23— 3
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BIPHENyL AROCLOR 1254 ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,E 5—13
(AROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEOIMENT, AND BIOTA OF ESCAM8IA 1— 8
U ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND PINK SHRIMP /,PO 3—11
AND SALINITY—STRESS IN P2NAEID SHRIMP /,SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL C 11— 6
(AROCLOR 1254) /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF SHRIMP EXPOSED TO 9—13
BIPHENYLS /,AMBIENT WATER UA1ITY CRITERIA FOR POLYCHLORINATED 51— 4
AROCLOR 1016 AND 1242, ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMQNETES Pu zi— 2
(AROCLOR 1254) /,FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN 39— 3
“ /,INHIBITION OF ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS BY POLYCHLORINATEO 13— 7
IN ESTUARIES /,INSECTICIOES, HERBICIDES, AND POLYCHLORINATED 6— 4
(PCBS) IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS. PH.D 79— 9
(PCB) /,POLYCHLORINATEO 19—10
U AROCLORS 1248 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETR 7— 5
BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN 42—10
MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE M 25— 8
U MOLLUSCS /,EFF CTS OF SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON ELECTRO 36— 3
MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCAR 73— 5
MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,POLYNUCLEAR 73— 6
MOLLUSKS IN SAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON /,POLYNUC 63— 6
U MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,SEASONAL VARIATION IN BENZO(A 34— 3
BLACK BULLHEADS WITH PAPILLOMAS /,HEPATIC ENZYMES AND TUMOR HISTOPATHO 66— 3
U BULLHEADS, ICTALIJRUS MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A CHLORINATED 51— 7
“ GILLS IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A OITHIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDE /,ULT 78— 3
8LENNIIDAE) AND GO3IOSUMA 8OSCI (PISCES, GOSIIDAE) IN TWO SOUTH CAROLI 69— 2
BLOOD SAMPLES /,CLINICAL CENTRIFUGE TUBE FOR SMALL 9— 3
l1 SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE /,OISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED 55— 8
H ANALYSIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MANS EXPOSURE TO CHEMICALS /,UTI 73— 8
BLOODED VERTEBRATES /,HEMATOPCIETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COL 52— 5
BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) /,.ACCUMULATION OF MIREX—.14C IN THE ADU 11—12
CRAB PREDATION ON JELLYFISH 31— 9
CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,CHARACTERISTICS OF 4 CA(24) —ACTIVATE 32— 1
1 CRAB, C4LLINECTES SAPIOUS /,EFFECT OF DIMILIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF L 39— 9
U CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /,EFFECTS O CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON TM 54— 2
“ CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN) /,EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF UP 78— 9
“ CRAB /,EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR UN LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB 17— 3
C AB /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF 13— 4
“ CRAB, CALLINECIES SAPIDUS, UNDER DIFFERENT OSMOTIC CONDITIONS /,E 29— 7
“ CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND MERCU 63— 2
“ CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS Off SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE 32— 2
“ CRASS (CALLINECTES SAPIOUS) TO STORM WATER RUNOFF /,FIELD AND LAB 33— 9
“ CRAB /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND 46— 4
“ CRASS J,KEPONE: TOXICITY AND BIQACCUMULATION IN 44— 8
“ CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COA 68— 8
“ CRABS TO LOW PH. COMMENTS. /,REACTIONS OF 33—10
“ CRASS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVO 54— 7
BOAT PURSE SEINE /,OESIGN AND OPERATION OF A SMALL TWO— 62— 8
BODY BURDENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN MUSSELS 43— 4
“ ORGANS OF PINK ANO ‘WHITE SHRIMP /,LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE 2— 3
BOLERO, BUX, DURSbAN, FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYDRIN: STATIC ACUTE TO 59— 6
BOSCI (PISCES, GUBIIOAE) IN TWO SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES /,OYSTER SHEL 69— 2
BOSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS (PISCES, 8 69— 2
BOTHIDAE) FROM THE WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC /,TWO NEW SPECIES OF THE FLA 1—12
BOTTOM? /,BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL 70—11
SEDIMENTS /,CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC ANIMALS TO 5—12
BOX CRABS /,ATRAZINE METABOLISM IN 43— 9
BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM? /,BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT 70—11
BRACHYURA) /,CRABS (ARTHROPODA: CRUSTACEA: DECAPODA: 45—10
BRACKISH WATER: A LABORATORY EVALUATION USING LARVAE OF AN ESTUARINE 46—10
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BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF ENVIRO 14— 2
ii ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN A MARINE TELEOST DURING LETHA 14— 1
“ ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE WITH AN AUTOMATED PH STAT FOR INHIBITION ST 3— 2
“ ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN., THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW, CYPRI 41— S
“ ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION ASSAY /,FISH 18— 1
“ ACHE INHIBITION RELATED TO O.EATH IN SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS /,DRGANOP 5— 8
BRANCHED CHAIN HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST /,UPTAKE OF AROMATIC AND 47— 9
BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR GLANDS CF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO / 61— 1
P000CYTES IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGID /,SYNCYTIA 61— 2
BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS) /,TOXICITY OF OZONATE ESTUARINE WATER TO JUVENIL 64— 7
BRINE SHRIMP FEEDER FOR AQUATIC 3IOASSAYS /,AUTOMATIC 15—11
BROMATE TO SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMISTRY 59— 7
FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATEO SEA—WATER /,RESIDUAL OXI 64— 8
FORMATION IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER /,SUNLIGHT—INDUC€D 25— 4
TO STRIPED BASS ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND JUVENIL 64— 9
BROMINATED COMPOUNDS USING FOUR SPECIES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON /,TOXI 31— 7
BROMOCARBONS IN COASTAL WATERS /,VOLATILE CHLORO— AND 33— 2
BROMOFORM BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSED TO CH 80— 5
PRODUCTION BY OXIOATIVE BIOCIDES IN MARINE WATERS 33— 1
BROWN ULLHEAD ICTALURUS NEBULOSIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF AFLATOXI 77— 1
BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON THE BIOTA 2— 6
BUDGETS OF FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,ENERGY 4— 3
BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS 0 85— 3
H CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON THE P 69— 9
CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: VIEQU 69—10
BULLHEAD ICTALURUS NEBULOSIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF AFLATOXIN ON T 77— 1
BULLHEADS WITH PAPILLOMAS /,HEPATIC ENZYMES AND TUMOR HISTOPATHOLOGY 0 66— 3
ICTALURUS MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A CHLORINATED SEWAG 61— 7
BURDENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN MUSSELS (MVII 43— 4
IN THE BAY MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDULIS /,SE SONAL VARIATION IN SOFT 62— 6
BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER SEDIMENTS /,MAN—MADE RADIONUCLIDES CON 60— 8
BURNING ON CLEAR—CUT SITES /,PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMA 80—10
BURROWING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM (ARENICOLA CRISTATA) /,EFFECT OF HIP 20— 7
LUGWORM (ARENICOLA CRISTATA) ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF MIREX IN 17— 5
BUTYL PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY— 81— 4
BUX, DURSBAN, FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYDRIN: STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY 1 59— 6
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CAOIZ /,IMPACTS OF OIL SPILL AND CLEAN—UP ON THE EUROPEAN COAST: AMOC 40— 8
OIL /,YEASTS FROM THE NORTH SEA AND AMOCO 46— 1
CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGID 80— 2
ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, MY.SIDOPSIS B4HIA /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC E 34— 6
H /,COMPARATIVE SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ES 25— 7
II ON SALINITY TOLERANCE OF LARVAL GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUG 34— 2
ON THE SHRIMPS, PENAEUS DUORARUM, PALAEMONETES PUGIO AND PALAE 25—10
AND MERCURY /,RESISTANCE OF RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE 1 45_ 5
EXPOSURE /,RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, LEIOSTOMIJS XANTHURUS, TO E .15— 8
1 /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUCY OF LESIONS IN GILLS OF A MARINE SHRIMP .23— 5
CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC ANIMALS TO BOTTOM SEDIMENTS 5—12
CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,EF 79— 2
‘I RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION /,IMPORTANCE OF MUNITORIN 94— 3
CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, HEPATOPANCREAS AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE 38— 7
IN THE EXOSKELETAL AND SOFT TISSUES OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAE 28— 9
IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PEN 29— 1
CALCULATING LC50 S FOR BINARY RESPONSES OBTAINED FROM TOXICOLOGICAL EX 64— 1
CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LELJRESTHES NUIS AND ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA 79— 4
CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) /,ACCUMULATXON OF MIREX—14C IN THE ADULT BLUE CRA 11—12
U SAPIOUS /,CHARACTERISTICS OF A CA(2+) —ACTIVATED ATPASE FR 32— 1
U SAPIOUS /,EFFECT CF DIMILIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF LARVAE OF TH 39— 9
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U SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF CHLORIN T O SEAWATER ON T E BLUE CRAB 54— 2
SAPIDUS RATHBUc4) /,EFF!CTS OF INGESTION OF KEPONE—CONTAMIN 78— 9
SAPIDUS, UNDER OIF ERENT OSMOTIC CONDITIONS /,EFFECTS OF P 29— 7
I i SAPIOUS RATH3UN /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY ANO MERCURY ON DEVEL 63— 2
II SAPIOUS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DIN 32— 2
H SAPIDUS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS 67— 4
SAPIJUS /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGH 67— 5
U SAPI!DUS /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS 82— 1
SAPIDUS) TO STORM WATER RUNOFF /,F.IELD AND LABORATORY AVOI 33— 9
(CILIATEA: PERITRICHIDA). PH.D. DISSERTATION /,FORM, NOR 3— 3
SAPIDUS AND RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON 0 38— 3
H SAPIDUS RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS OF THE 68— 8
i i SAPIOUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA TYRANN 64— 7
(CILIOPHORA: PERITRICHIDA) /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND PROTARGO 7— 6
CANCER MAGISTER /,TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE OUNGENESS CR 29— 5
CANDIDA AL8ICANS FROM THE NORTH SEA /,ISOLATION OF ATYPICAL 23—10
H MALTOSA, A HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA 15— 7
CAPACITY OF SEAWATER /,BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COMPLEXATI 7— 7
CAPTAN ON MARINE ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF SELECTED WASTEWATER CHLORINATION P 26—11
TO THE OUNGENE5S CRAB CANCER MAGISTER /,TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICI 29— 5
CARBAMATES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF POISONEO FISHES /,ANTICHOL 23— 4
CARBARYL, METHYL PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,SUCCESSION OF MICRO 47— 2
CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAD MINNCWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRON.IC TOX 26— 1
AND ITS TOXIC METABOLITES IN ANIMAL TISSUE BY GAS CHROMATOG 16— 6
ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS /,EFFECT OF MIREX AND 13—11
CARBOHYDRATE IN MARINE ALGAE EY UREA HERBICIDES /,0EP ESSION OF 4— 5
CARBOPHENOTHION, DEF, EPN, ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATHION, AND PHORATE: TM 61— 5
CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES /,OEVELOPMENT OF A 72— 8
ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES (PROJECT SUMMARY) / 72— 9
/,GLUCURONSYL— AND SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO € 75— 9
ASSAY SUBJECTS /,LABORATORY EVALUATION OF MARINE FISHES AS 60— 1
U EXPOSURE STUDIES /,PRIMARY CELL. CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, 84— 6
Si EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS 84— 7
CARCINOGENESIS IN FISH /,CIIEMICAL 71— 8
H /,RAINSOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE 52— 8
H RESEARCH /,RAINBOW TROUT EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMIT 84— 1
IS TERATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,USEF 72— 2
TERATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENESIS /,USEFULNESS OF THE SELF 72— 1
CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONME 74— 8
CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES WITH 7,12—OIM€THYLBENZCA)ANTHRACENE AND DIETHY 85— 9
H TESTING /,DEBATE: MOUSE VERSUS MINNOW: THE FUTURE OF 82— 6
TESTING: ADVANTAGES AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS /,USEFULNESS 82— 5
TESTING /,USEFULNESS OF THE HERMAPHRODITIC MARINE FISH 84— 4
CARCINOGENS IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT /,AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA 40— 4
/,BIPHENYL HYDRQXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETECTION OF 69— 1
IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,CHEMICAL 42—10
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(A)PYRENE IN ECONOMICALLY 25— 8
U MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC AN 47— 4
MLJTAGENS AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES—AQUATIC ANIM 60— 2
MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC AN 47— 4
U MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NONHUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANI 77— 7
/,EXPOSURE OF A TELEOST CELL LINE TO SUSPECTED 52— 9
/,FEASIBILITY OF USING BACTERIAL STRAINS (MUTAGENESIS) TO 31— 8
MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC AN 83— 8
FROM WATER /,METf UDS FOR THE RECOVERY OF ORGANIC 61— 3
‘I /,SISTER CHROMATIC EXCHANGE ASSAY FOR DETECTING GENETIC Oft 54 5
I ’ /,SUMMARY OF TISSUE LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INDUCED BY 13— 4
CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA ANt’ ULARIS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—OR 75— 9
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CARIDEAN SHRIMP, PALAtEMONETES PUGIO, AND MODIFICATION BY SUBLETHAL 11W 63— 3
CAROLINA, 1969—71 /,ACCUI4ULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED EST 7— 1
—JUNE 1972 /,MIREX RESIDUES IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH 9— 2
SI ESTUARIES (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,MONITORING MIREX IN NON—TARG 13— 5
ESTUARIES /,CYSTER SHELL SIZE AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING S 69— 2
CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH /,MIXEO FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCI8ILITY AND 42— 9
CATIONS IN T I - sE HEPATOPANCREAS OF PEWAEID SHRIMP /,EFFECTS OF DOT ON 6— 1
CELL LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAD /,ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH 51—11
LINES /,C—BANOING OF CHRCMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE Fl 52— 1
“ DEATH AND INHIBITION OF POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR A 81— 9
LINE TO SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS /,EXPDSURE JF A TELEOST 52— 9
ft CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIE ATUS: CULTURE ESTABL 84— 6
CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE SP 69— 8
0 ASSOCIATED WITH PUTATIVE NEOPLASTIC DISORDERS OF MUSSELS, MYTILU 43— 2
CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHI 54—11
H PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUA 73— 5
PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON €STUA 73— 6
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF POISONED FISHES /,ANTICHOLINESTERASE ACTION 23— 4
CENTRIFUGE TUBE FOR SMALL BLOOD SAMPLES /,CLINICAL 9— 3
CEPHALOPODS /,8IOLOGY OF 3— 7
CEPHALUS) /,8ENZO(A]PYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC 5—9 FRACTIONS OF AROC 76— 2
L /,EFFECTS OF MIREX AND METHOXYCHLOR ON STRIPED MULLET, MUGI 15— 6
/,RETENTION OF TWO MERCURICALS BY STRIPED MULLET, MIJGIL 11— 3
CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILL MUD ON THE FREE AMINO ACI 77— 4
H WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF NORMALIZATION FUR CORAL DATA 79— 1
U CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION. PH.D. 015 79— 2
AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION 84— 3
‘I AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL /,RE 85— 4
CHAIN TRANSFER /,KEPDNE ACCUMULATION AND FOOD 28— 2
ft /,META8OLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA—O!TRIT 42— 7
“ CONTAMINATION WITH X.ENO6IOIIC CHEMICALS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL toNi 48— 5
BIOASSAYS /,PRECIS.ION LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL CULTUR 17— 2
“ SAMPLES FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC SUBSTANCE.S USING NEGATIVE C 53— 8
U HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST /,UPTAKE OF AROMATIC AND BRANCHED 47— 9
CHAINS /,KEPONE 8IOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THR 22— 4
CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZE RELATED? /,SHELL SPINATION IN MELONGENA CORONA: 52— 2
CHARACTERISTICS OF A CA(2+) —ACTIVATED ATPASE FROM THE HEPATOPANCREAS 32— 1
OF A FISH COLONY OF POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN CARCIN 85— 9
OF BACTERIA ACAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE 42— 4
“ OF REEF—BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL 69—10
ft OF AROCLOR 1254 IN WATER /,PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LO 16— 2
OF AROCLOR 1254 IN WATER: PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LU 11—10
CHARACTERIZATION OF SHRIMP BACULOVIRUS 27— 2
OF FISH BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE WITH AN AUTOMATED 3— 2
‘ I OF BENTHIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY HIGH RESO 46— 3
OF CANDIOA MALTOSA, A HYOROCAR8ON—UTILIZING YEAST /,P 15— 7
OF A NEUTRAL PROTEASE FROM SCCHAROMYCOPSIS LIPOLYTIC 22— 1
CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, iIYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS 69— 2
CHELATING ION EXCHANGE RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION /,DETERMINATION OF VAN 62— 5
CHEMICAL STRUCTURE /,AOAPTATICN OF NATURAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DE 80— 9
U EXPOSURE /,ATTEMPTS TO INCREASE BACULOVIRUS PREVALENCE IN SHR 18— 3
ASSAYS 2— 8
CARCINOGENESIS IN FISH 71— 8
CARCINOGENS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES 42—10
H CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(4)PYRENE IN ECU 25— 8
FRACTIONS OF LIQUID WASTES USING FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER ALG 81—12
ft ANALYSIS REFERENCE VCLUME /,ORILL MUD ASSESSMENT 85—10
0 ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DRILL MUD ASSES 86— 1
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CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED CONTROL /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF IN 80— 7
AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY /,ECOLO 80— 6
PERTURBATION BY NAPHIHALENE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EURO 35— 6
USE IN OFFSHORE WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS /,EFFECTS OF 26— 5
POLLUTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET S 36— 8
POLLUTANTS AND VIRUS IN A CRUSTACEAN: .4 NOVEL 8IOASSAY SYSTE 23— 6
IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,MICROMETHODS FOR TOXIC RESIDUE 54— 1
IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION WITH 48— 5
IONIZATION STUDIES OF PJLYCHLORINATED DIBENZO—P—OIOXINS, DIBE 62— 4
“ IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROCAR 70— 1
IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN THE ENVIR 53— 9
AND BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE DUPONT PERM 12— 2
H IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,SCREENING OF HUMAN AND FOOD CM 53— 8
COMPOSITIONS OF USED DRILLING MUDS: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 3 (F 71— 4
COMPOSITION OF USED CRILLING MUDS ,SURVEY OF THE TOXICITY AN 85— 2
POLYCHLORINATED IPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL ST 9—13
CHEMICALS PROGRAM /,CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PESTICIDES TM 10— 6
IN AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DET 73— 3
IN AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS /,OErERMINAT:IoN OF THE E 73— 2
ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS ( 66— 7
USED IN OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS IN AQUATIC ENVI 44— 4
ON THE LIVERS OF FISHES /,IIISTUPATHOLQGICAL EFFECTS OF PEST! 14— 4
IN ESTUARIES /,MONITORING AGRICULTURAL 68— 1
/,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHA 48— 5
AND LARVAE OF THE EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) (UN 59— 5
/,UT1LITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF 73— 3
CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMA 24— 1
OF HALOGENS IN SEA WATER 29—10
OF HALOGENS IN SEAWATER 17— 8
MODE OF ACTION, AND EFFECTS ON CISH /,ESTERASE INHI8ITING p 5— 7
AND TOXICITY OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND BROM.ATE TO SELEC 59— 7
OF ESTUARINE SURFACE MICROLAYERS /,MICROBIOLOGY AND 17— 6
TO ESTIMATE ENVIRONMENTAL DEACTIVATION OF MARINE—GRADE CREOS 67— 6
CHEMORECEPTOR CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICA 69— 8
CHEMOSENSORY NEURONS IN WALKING LEGS OF THE LO8STER, HOMARUS AMERICANU 60— 9
CHEMOTHERAPEIJTIC AGENTS, AND POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS /,SUMMARY OF TISSUE 73— 4
CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM: PROJECT SUMMARIES 39— 8
BAY, VIRGINIA /,DISTRISUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERGED AQU 43— 7
BAY PROGRAM, ENVIRCNMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, ACCOMPANIED 8 42— 6
BAY /,SURVIVAL, DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF POST 26— 3
CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA /,CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OST 54—11
CHILENSIS) FROM CHILOE, CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA /,CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE 54—11
CHILOE, CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA /,CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDER IN DYST 54—11
CHITIN TRANSFORMATION AND PESTICIDE INTERACTIONS IN A SIMULATED AQUATI 64— 3
CHLORDANE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FUR 49— 4
L I EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 20— 2
TR1FLURAL.IN, AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (C 34— 9
CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF ADDUCTOR MUSCLE 36— 3
CHLORINATED BENZENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49— 5
H ETHANES /,AMBIENT WATER UALITY CRITERIA FOR 49— 6
NAPHTHALENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERiA FOR 49— 7
ft PHENOLS /,AMBIENT WATER UALITY CRITERIA FUR 49— 8
DIBENZU—P—DIOXINS /,3ACTERIAL OEGRAOATION OF DIBENZO—P—OIO 62— 1
AND DECHLORINATED SEAWATER, WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL AND FEE 80— 5
SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS 0 71— 7
ii SEWAGE EFFLUENT /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH EXPOSED TO 71— 6
H HYDROCARBONS IN LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PAC 3— 4
U HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT 3—12
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CHLORINATED ESTUARINE WATER /,CONTRISUTION OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIHALOM 47—
H PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DETERMINATI 48— 6
NAPHIHALENES IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFECTS AND UPT 27— 7
H SEAWATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS ANO MULINIA LARVAE /,EFFEC 44— 5
SEA WATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS /,EFFECTS OF 35— 7
SEAWATER ON THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /,EFF.ECTS C 54— 2
SEAWATER /,ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL OXIDANTS IN 23— 1
DECHLORINATED WATER /,LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF NEUROBLASTOMA I 84—10
U DIBENZD—P—DIOXINS BY A BEIJERINCKIA SPECIES /,METABOLISM 0 53— 5
SEWAGE POND /,PAPILLOMAS OF BLACK BULLHEADS, ICTALLJRUS MEL 61— 7
SEAWATER /,PROBLE S IN MEASURING RESIDUALS IN 22—13
SEA WATER /,REACTIONS IN 30— 1
ANO OZONATED SEA—WATER /,RESIOUAL OXIDANT DECAY ANO BROMAT 64— 8
SEAWATER /,SUNLIGHT—INDUCED BROMATE FORMATION IN 25— 4
AND BROMINATED COMPOUNDS USING FOUR SPECIES OF MARINE PHYT 31— 7
CHLORINATION CF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS /,CHEMIS 24— 1
U PRODUCTS 39
ON EARLY LIFE STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNDULUS HETEROCLIT 34— 1
ON ENTRAINED ESTUARINE PLM4KTON /,EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS 51— 9
ON SPAT OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) I, 65— 5
It PRODUCTS AND CAPTAN ON MARINE ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF SELECTED 26—11
H PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,IMPACT OF 19— 8
AND COLIFORM 3ACTERIA. ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA 75— 4
H AN OVERVIEW /,INTERACTION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM COMPONEN 77—10
H (AN ECOLOGISTS PERSPECTIVE) /,MAJOR USES OF 69— 7
BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA 57— 1
U /,REACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS CF AQUEOUS 46— 8
OF SEAWATER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,REACTION PRODUCTS FROM TH 59— 8
CF SEAWAT• R: FINAL REPORT /,REA.CTION PRODUCTS FROM THE 59— 9
IS OF SEAWATER /,REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE 46— 9
/ 1 RESPONSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED 8 25— 6
/,RESPONSES OP EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES TO CONT 65— 6
PROCESSES UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS I,REVIEW OF THE IMPACT 0 18— 5
U PROCESSES UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: UPDATE 1977 /,REVISED 31— 1
TO THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G) /,SEASO 36— 1
OF MARINE ALGAL BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDING 0—MANNITOL /,VOLAT 47— 7
CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTUAR!NE WATERS 33— 3
TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE STAGES CF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOST 74— 9
H TOXICITY TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF STRIPED BASS, MORONE 61— 8
PRODUCED OXIDANTS /,EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEW 78—10
IN COASTAL WATERS: SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS /,FAT! AND EF 22— 5
H DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,INFLUENCES OF SELECTED T 47— 5
I I PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN T 57— 1
AND OZONE IN ESTUARINE WATERS /,RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATOR 28— 4
H PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON THE GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND PHYSIOLOGY OF T 45— 1
H PRODUCED OXIDANTS IN MARI ”JE WATERS: THEORETICAL ASPECTS /,SP 27— 1
u TO JUVENILE SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS /,TOXICITY OF 25— 5
I’ PRODUCED OXIDANTS /,TOXICOLOGlC4L AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES 54—10
CHLORO— AND BROMOCARBONS IN COASTAL WATERS /,VOLATILE 33— 2
CHLORCALKYL ETHERS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49— 9
CHLOROBENZILATE RESIDUES IN URINE 46— 7
/,DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXP 67— 9
CHLOROFORM /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49—10
1 t LEVEL AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE: AN INTERIM REPORT /,RELAT 55— 9
CHLOROPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER 4 UALITY CRITERIA OR 2— 48—10
CHLOROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,COMPA 64 5
IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINED HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROM 66— 9
IN HUMAN URINE BY LC WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR I, 62—10
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CHLOROPROPANE CDBCP) IN AMBIENT AIR /,DEVELOPMENT NO APPLICATION OF N 54— 6
CIiLORPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN THE EST 80— 3
ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE SENTHIC COMM 75—10
CHOLINESTERASES OF ESTUARINE FISHES AND PINK SHRIMP /,SHORT—TERM EFFEC 9— 8
CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN TO INDUCE LABORATORY SP WNING OF THE ATLANTIC C 11— 4
CHROMATID EXCHANGE ASSAY FOR DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH E 54— 5
CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR THE STUOY OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS: MOISTURE AN 76— 3
CHROMATOGRAPHY CF FATTY ACID f ETHYL ESTERS /,CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTH 46— 3
H MASS SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,10—EP 34—10
“ OF THEIR N—TRIFLUORACETYL OERIVI TIVES /,DETERMINATION 0 16— 6
II WITH AN ELECTRCCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,OETERMINATION OF HAL 54— 4
u /,DETERMINATION OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN MARINE BIOTA AN 41— 5
H AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,OETERMINATION 41— 5
U /,DETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS 48— 6
MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION MONITORING /,DETERMI 66— 9
—MASS SPECTROMETRY /,IOENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION 43— 8
l1 /,SEPARATION OF THE ISOMERIC PHENOLS OF BENZO(A)PYR.ENE 61— 4
CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS /,COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING 77— 3
/,CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVA 78— 1
ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND 67— 4
H ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRASS, RHITHROPANOPEUS 67— 5
H /,HISTOPATHOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE ANTENN 82— 7
CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CELL LINES /,C—BANOING 52— 1
CHRONIC TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION POTENTIAL, AND PERSISTENCE AS RELAT 61— 5
EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF MYSIDOPSIS 55— 3
H EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARINE MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS 3AHIA I, 34— 6
‘I BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) 19— 1
EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO ODT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION 3— 9
TOXICITY OF METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CAR3OFURAN TO SHEEPSH 26— 1
H TOXICITY OF CHLORDANE, TRI LURAL!N, AND PENTACIILOROPHENOL TO S 34— 9
H TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1256 IN TWO ESTUARI 3— 5
TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN, THE 41— 3
H TOXICITY TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) 72—11
ti EFFECTS ON EMBRYO, FRY, JUVENILE, AND ADULT SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS 25— 2
H EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATION PESTICIDES ON AN ESTUAR 63— 9
H MARINE BIOASSAYS OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS /,RIVULUS MARMORATUS: 53— 6
H TOXICITY OF CHLORINATION TO THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA V 36— 1
H (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE) BIOASSAYS /,SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW (CYPRIN000N 15—12
CHUSS (WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL BASELINES PROGRESS RE 55— 6
“ (WIL3AUM) II. EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEHAVIORAL BASELINES PR 64— 2
CILIARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR GLANDS OF THE GRASS SM 61— 1
H PROCESSES BY CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURA 70— 3
AXONEMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SLOUGHING AND REFORMATION OF THE 40— 9
CILIATE PARAURONEMA ACUTUM /,ACTIVATICN OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROC 62— 9
U RELATIONSHIP OF LAGENQPHRYS CALLINECTES (CILIATEA PERITRICHI 3— 3
CILIATEA: PERITRICHIDA). PH.D. DISSERTATION /,FORM, MORPHOGENESIS, A 3— 3
CILIATES /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE 1— 5
CILIOPHORA: PERITRICHIDA) /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND PROTARGOL STUDIES OF 7— 6
CITHARICHTHYS (BUTHIOAE) FROt-1 THE WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC /,TWO NEW SPE 1—12
CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND THE AMINO ACID TAURI 56— 5
CLAMS FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITUTED POL 79— 7
CLARKII FED ELODEA (EGERA DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOMPOSITION /,A 86— 3
CLEAN—UP ON THE EUROPEAN COAST: AMOCO CADIZ /,IIIPACTS OF OIL SPILL AN 40— 8
CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER EFFICIENCY /,81 46— 2
CLEAR—CUT SITES /,PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCA 80—10
CLINICAL CENTRIFUGE TUBE FOR SMALL BLOOD SAMPLES 9— 3
CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY /,PROTECTIVE 69— 5
FOR APPLICATORS AND t IXERS /,REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE 69— 6
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COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC PCWER PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING /,CO 710
COAST: AMOCO CAOIZ /,IMPACTS OF OIL SPILL AND CLEAN—UP ON THE EUROPEA 40—8
COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MJNITOR A PILOT STUDY /,AMERICAN OYSTER AS A 75— 3
PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION OF MANGANESE, IRON, AND ZINC IN S 1— 7
H WATERS——AN OVERVIEW /,3IOMONITORING OF 47— 3
“ SURFACE FILMS 55 DETERMINEO 8Y A MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE 14— 6
POND ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON THE BIOTA AND ENERGY 2— 6
WATERS: SUMMARY AND RECONMENDMTIONS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF CML 22— 5
*1 WATERS /,FIRST RECORD OF OPHIOPHRAGMUS MOOREI (ECHINODERMATA, 22— 3
ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF MAN ON THE 70— 7
‘I ENVIRONMENT /,IMPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN THE 10— 4
‘I SURFACE SLICKS /,MICRCBI4L POPULATIONS IN 18— 4
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA /,PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING 19— 4
WATERS /,VOLATILE CHLORD— AND BROMOCARBONS IN 33— 2
COASTS OF NORTH AMERICA /,OISEASES, PARASITES, AND TOXIC RESPONSES OF 30— 7
/,EFFECTS OF PE.STICIDES IN ESTUARIES ALONG THE GULF AND SOUTHEA 5— 6
OF THE UNITED STATES /,PROTOZOAN SYMBIONTS ANO RELATED DISEASES 68— 8
COEFFICIENT /,EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION OF ADSORBING SOLIDS ON THE PARTI 55— 4
COMa SALMON REARED IN CHLORINATED—DECHLORINATED WATER /,LIMITEO EPIZOO 84—10
‘ SALMON /,TOSRAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN 56— 9
COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELI 75— 4
COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGE 77— 7
COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER /,EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILL 75— 6
COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTU 63— 8
COLONY OF POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES WITH 7,1 85— 9
COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPHOLOGY, BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY IM 7— 8
u AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR 67— 2
TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC STOASSAYS /,GRAVIT 13— 6
COMBINATION /,NETALS, PESTICIDES AND PCBS: TOXICITIES TO SHRIMP SINGL 20— 1
COMBINATIONS OF TOXICANTS, SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE ON ESTUARINE ANIMA 113— 2
COMBINED HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND 66— 9
COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PALAEMONIO SHRIMP (PONTONIA DOMESTICA 60— 4
COMMENSALS OF DECAPOO CRUSTACEA /,ANNOTATEO LIST OF PROTOZOAN PARASITE 4— 2
COMMERCIAL PENAEID SHRIMPS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO AND SOUTH ATLANTIC CO 30— 7
II FISHERIES /,ESTUARINE PESTICIDE RESEARCH——BUREAU OF 1—10
PENTA.CHIOROPHENOL BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPEC 53— 9
FISHERIES CENTER FOR ESTUARINE AND MENHADEN RESEARCH, PESTI 2— 5
COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION OF XENO8IOTIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCEN 80— 9
EXPOSED TO OI —N—8UTYL PHTHALATE f,ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITI 81— 4
H IN THE LABORATORY /,AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON COMPOSITION 0 10— 9
FOP TOXICANT—EXPOSURE STUDIES /,COMPARISON OF FIELD— AND L 81— 7
I I AN INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 1982 / 80— 8
‘I /,EFFECT OF BARITE (BASO4) CN DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE 36— 6
U ESTABLISHED IN AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EFFECT OF PENTACHL 29— 8
/,EFFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOP .36— 4
‘I /,EFFECTS OF CHLORPYRIFOS ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOP 75—10
U /,EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTU 56— 7
/,EFFECTS Of DOWICIDE G—ST ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL 36— 5
/,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL E 57— 5
11 /,.EFFECTS OF FENVALERATE ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY— DEVELOP 65—10
1 OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIM 20—11
U /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLORQPHENOL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUA 27— 3
/,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENDL ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DE 65—11
/,EFFECTS OF SEVIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARIN 45— 5
EXPOSED TO PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,IMPACT ON AND RECOVERY OF E 81— 5
OF BENTHIC ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,LA8ORATORY TEST FOR ASSES 52— 3
TO DRILLING MUDS /,RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACRO 76— 1
TO CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION /,RESPONSES OF EXPERIMENTAL EST 65— 6
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COMMUNITIES /,TOXICITY OF CRECSCTE TO BENTHIC 81— 4
/,TOXICITY OF DRILLING—MUD BIOCIOES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARIN 45— 6
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE TO CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT T 46— 2
STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA / 76— 8
STRUCTURE BY HIGH RESOLUTION GAS CHRDMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACI 46— 3
ft STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF LIGHT 59— 4
STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF SILICA 63— 8
STRUCTURE /,EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA 58— 4
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA THAT COL3NIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWA 75— 6
STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA /,NONSELECTIVE 81 58— 3
STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA: RESOURCE PA 75— 7
STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA /,PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENT 70—10
U COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT SE 78— 6
COMPARATIVE BENZO(A)PYRENE META8OLITE PATTERNS IN FISH AND RODENTS 84— 9
METABOLISM OF PARATHION BY INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES 41— 7
SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE TE 25— 7
H TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM 77— 3
TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CMLOROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON T 64— 5
MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATION /,RCSETTE G 70— 2
COMPARISON OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUN 81— 7
“ OF MUTAGEN ACCUMULATION IN 3 ESTU.ARINE SPECIES USING THE SA 65— 9
OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE 74— 9
OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES 61— 8
OF SEVERAL APPROACHES FOR CALCULATING LC50 S FOR BINARY RES 64— 1
OF CHRONIC TOXICITY TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE MYSID (MYSI 72—11
OF THE EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING THE SHEEPSHEAD 83—10
U BICCONCENTRATION TESTS USING THE EASTERN OYSTER /,RESULTS: 65— 3
COMPENSATION TO SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE BY THE CARIDEAN SHRIMP, PALAE 63— 3
COMPETITION MODELS WITH STATE VARIABLES: BIOMASS, NUMBER OF INDIVIDUA 11— 1
COMPLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER /,B.IOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE COPP 7— 7
COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MCVEMENTS OF THF BAY SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRAD 61— 9
° IN TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS: A LITERATURE REV 61— 6
U WITH CHLORINATION: AN OVERVIEW /,INTZRACTION OF AQUATIC EC 77—10
COMPOSITION OF FIELD— ANO LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMU 81— 4
OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE ANIMAL COMMUNITIES IN THE LABORATO 10— 9
OF TriALASSIA TESTUDINUM AND RUPPIA MARITIMA 8— 3
OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULPINS (LEPTOC 39— 3
OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT SEDIMENTS I, 78— 6
OF USED DRILLING MUDS /, SURVEY OF THE TOXICITY AND CHEMICA 85— 2
COMPOSITIONS OF USED DRILLING MUDS: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 3 (FOR THE PE 71— 4
COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, INOCULUM, AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE 80— 9
TO NATURAL SEDIMENTS. M.5. THESIS /,8IOTIC AND ABIOTIC FACT 77— 2
° IN THREE TYPES OF AQUATIC TEST SYSTEMS /,DEGRAOATION OF SELE 81— 3
U BETWEEN RAT BLOOD SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE /,DISTRIBUTION OF 55— 8
“ ON ESTUA INE ECOSYSTEMS /,ECOLOGIC4L IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORG 19— 5
ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON /,EFFECTS OF HA 51—10
“ ON ESTUARItIE FISHES /,EFFECTS OF PETROLEUM 54— 9
° ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS. FINAL REPORT /,.IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC 11— 2
‘I /,MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTIC 67— 8
IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS: THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY 16— 2
IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS /,THEQRETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY 11—10
° TO EARLY LIFE STAGES OF SELECTED ESTUAR 1NE ANIMALS /,TOXICIT 28— 6
It USING FOUR SPECIES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKION /,TOXICITY SCREEN 31— 7
IS BY RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS /,TRANSLOCA 12— 4
COMPUTER SIMULATION OF EFFECTS ON ATLANTIC MENHADEN YIELD OF CHANGES I 15— 5
COMPUTERIZED LIBRARY SYSTEMS 84— 5
CONCENTRATING AMMONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF SEAWATER /,ION—EXCHANGE TE 65— 2
CONCENTRATION, INOCULUM, AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE /,ADAPTATION OF NATURA 80— 9
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CONCENTRATION OF ADSORBING SOLIDS ON THE PARTITION COEFFICIENT /,EFFEC 55— 4
• PH.D. OISSERTATIDN i,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) 79— 2
ON ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF ADDUCTOR MUSCLE PROTEINS 36— 3
AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS /,ENVIRONMENTAL 33— 7
/,IMPORT4NCE OF MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE COR 84— 3
CONCENTRATIONS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON DU 43— 3
IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS ED 73— 7
H OF UNSU3STITUTEO POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN SO 79— 7
H OF UNSUBSTITUTED POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN 8 79— 8
CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC i ICRO8IAL ECOLOGY) i,DISCUSSION: 43—10
CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PESTICIOES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMEN 10— 6
CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES AND EMBRY 79— 4
NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISTAN DISORDERS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER C 40— 5
CONDITION INDEX OF OYSTERS /,DETERMINATION AND USE OF 72— 5
CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT: A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF WATER CONTAMINATION /,W 23— 8
CONDITIONS IN LAKE ONTARIO /,CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA ADAPTED TO LO 42— 4
/,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL (PCP) AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL 29— 7
/,MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATEO PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PH 35— 1
H FROM PHENANTHRENE /,TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED 74— 2
CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER SEDIMENTS /,MAN—MAOE RAD 60— 8
CONFIRMATION OF CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY LC WITH AN ELECTROCHEM 62—10
CONSEQUENCES IN FISH /,KEPONE—ItJDUCED SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL 23— 7
/,PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON AQUATIC WEEDS: CONTROL 66— 6
OF POLYCHLORINATE3 SIPHENYL— AND SALiNITY—STRESS IN PENAE 11— 6
CONSIDERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE DUPONT PERMIT FOR OCEAN DUMPING OF 12— 2
CONSTANT OF HYPOCHLOROUS ACID IN SEAWATER /,APPARENT IONIZATION 20—10
CONSUMPTION /,CCNTAMINANT BIOASSAYS: CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RESOURCE 10— 2
OF TISSUES FROM THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS, UNDER 29— 7
OF ESTUARINE FISHES /,RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING THE EFF 4— 1
CONTAMINANT BIOASSAYS: CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RESOURCES FOR HUMAN CO 10— 2
CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND POTENTIAL CARCINOGENS /,SUM 73— 4
CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEDIMENTS /,ACCUMULATION OF PCS, MERCURY AND CADMI 80— 2
SEDIMENTS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE SPECIES AND DEVELOP 56— 7
H FOOD BY JUVENILE BLUE CRASS (CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN) 78— 9
ESTUARY /,PERSISTENCE OF AROCLOR 1254 IN A 37— 6
AND UNCONTAMINATED POPULATIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY /,SURVIV 26— 3
CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RESOURCES FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION /,CONTAMINANT 10— 2
ISSUE (STATEMENT) /,EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATE 55— 5
OF THE JAMES RIVER ESTUARY /,KEPONE 53— 1
Ii WITH XENOBIOTIC CHEMICALS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION 48— 5
H WITH TOXIC SUBSTANCES USING NEGATIVE CHEMICAL iONIZATION 53— 3
/,WATER—SOFTENING AND CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT: A POTENTI 23— 8
CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND MACROIN 19— 2
CHLORINATION ON ENTRAINED ESTUARINE PLANKTON /,EFFECTS OF 51— 9
H CHLORINATION ON SPAT OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VI 65— 5
CULTURE ENRICHMENTS /,PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM ‘BY THREE 42— 5
CHLORINATION /,RESPONSES OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNIT 65— 6
CONTRIBUTION OF THE EPA ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS PROGRAM /,CDNCEPTUAL MOD 10— 6
It OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINAT 47— 6
CONTROL /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUA 80— 7
U PROJECT SUMMARY /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL A 80— 6
H AGENTS /,ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATES TO BIOTECHNO 33— 5
H APPLICATIONS OF THE PESTICIDE FENTHION ON NONTARGET ESTUARINE 78— .5
AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES /,PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSH 66— 6
CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY /,SALTWATER FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY 13— 1
SI EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC A 73— 4
CONTROLLER FOR FLOW—THROUGH 8IOASSAYS /,SALINITY 13— 3
COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION /,USA—USSR WATER 24— 9
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COOS BAY, OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS CF UNSU3STITUTEO POLYCYCLIC ARO 79— 7
COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA. /,EFFECT OF INSECT GROWTH REGtJL.ATOR DIMILIN (TH 66— 4
COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER /,BIO.LOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF 1 7— 7
AND ZINC IN ESTUARINE l ATERS NEAR A COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER P 7—10
TO THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN UNENRICHED INSHORE SEAWATER /,TO 5— 9
CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPH 7— 8
I’ MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE PHY 85— 3
“ MONTASTR A ANNULARIS /,EFF!CTS CF DRILLING MUD ON THE REEF—8UILD 69— 9
‘ DATA /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY OW THE GR 79— 1
“ ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF NORMALIZATION 79— 1
ACROPORA CERVICORNIS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRAT 79— 2
U (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, N 77—11
H ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: 84— 3
u MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUD 75— 9
ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE. THE FREE AMINO 85— 4
H MADRACIS DECACTIS EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHR 53— 7
“ MADRACIS OECACTI.S EXPOSEO TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHR 62— 3
CORALS /,EFFECTS OF AN OFFSHORE DRILLING FLUID ON SELECTED 57— 7
WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: VIEQUES, PUERT 69—10
at (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON 81— 3
/,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON REEF 81— 2
TO DRILLING FLUIDS USED IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. PH.D. DISSE 57— 8
CORES FROM ESTUARINE AND FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS OF ADAPTATI 57— 4
CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZE RELATED? /,SHELL SPINATION 52— 2
CORRELATES OF HERMATYP.IC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EA 77—11
CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING /,COPPER AND ZINC IN ESTUARINE WATERS 7—10
•1 Off MIXED—FUNCTION OXIOASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTRASTRUCTURAL CH 44— 9
COSTA RICA /,STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, ME 26— 2
COTTONSEEDOIL TO RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) /,HE?ATOCARCINOGENIC 52— 7
COTTONSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDWE 52— 7
CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) /,ACCUMULATION OF MIREX—14C IN THE ADULT BL 11—12
H /,BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES UN THE DUNGENESS 22—12
H PREDATION ON JELLYFISH /,BLUE 31— 9
H CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,CHARACTERISTICS OF A CA(2+) —ACTIVATED AlP 32— 1
CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECT OF DIMILIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF LARVAE 39— 9
‘ MENIPPE MERCENA IA, AND THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /,EFFE 39— 9
UCA PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, ATR.A 56— 1
U CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON THE BLU 54— 2
“ AND BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS CF METHOXYCHLOR ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF 17— 3
“ I,EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND 8 17— 3
U I,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF BLUE 13— 4
CALLINECTES SAPIDUS, UNDER DIFFERENT OSMOTIC CONDITIONS /,EFFECT 29— 7
STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN /,EFFECTS OF 63— .2
U CALLINECTES SAPIOIJS RATH3UN /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND MERCURY ON 63— 2
STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN /,EFFECTS OF 63— 2
CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2 32— 2
It RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC TEMPERATURES /,EFFECTS 23— 2
“ /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL OEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE— 46— 4
AND BLUE—CRAB /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD— 46— 4
H RHITHROPANGPEUS HARRISII /,ONTOGENY OF PHOTOTAXIS BY LARVAE OF III 10— 5
“ AS INDICATOR /,PERSISTENCE OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN 46—10
H CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATH8UN, FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS 0 68— 8
U DEVELOPMENT /,SECONO GENERATION PESTICIDES AND 40— 1
“ LARVAL BEHAVIOR /,SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS U 31—12
“ CANCER MAGISTEP /,TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE OIJNGENE 29— 5
H RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR 68— 4
CRABS I,ATRAZINE METABOLISM IN BOX 43— 9
“ (ARTHRUPODA: CRUSTACEA: DECAPODA: BRACHYURA) 45—10.
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(CALLINECTES SAPIDUS R4THSUt ) /,EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF KEPQNE—C 78— 9
/,EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF 22— 6
U /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO 5— 1
U /,EFFECTS OF MIREX, METHOXYCHLOR, AND MALATHION ON DEVELOPMENT 0 17— 4
RHITHRCPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTE.S SAPIOUS (PROJECT SUMM 67— 4
‘I RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF S 67— 5
RHITHROPANOPELJS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /,.EFFECTS OF S 82— 1
/,EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON LA 30— 2
(CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) TO STORM WATER RUNOFF /,FIELD AND LABORATO 33— 9
“ /,KEPONE: TOXICITY AND BIQACCUMULATIOM IN BLUE 44— 8
“ AND PINK SHRIMP /,POLYCHLORINATEO 9IPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMEN 3—11
TO LOW PH. COMMENTS. /,REACTIONS OF BLUE 33—10
(CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA 64— 7
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN THE AQUATIC E 40— 4
VIRGINICA /,8ENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN THE AMERICAN DYST 28— 1
VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSED TO CHLORINATEO AND DECHLORINATED SE 80— 5
U VIRGINICA /,CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENV 74— 4
II VIRGINICA /,COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO T 74— 9
H VIRGINICA) /,CONCURRENT NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISTAN DISORDERS 40— 5
VIRGINICA) /,EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION ON SPAT OF 65— 5
VIRGINICA /,EFFECTS OF THE POLYCHLORINATED 3IPHENYL AROCLO 5—13
GIGAS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF X— AND GAMMA IRRADIATION 27— 4
VIRGINICA) /,FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS 17— 7
VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,IMPACTS Off WATER CHLORINATION AND COL 75— 4
U VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRO 57— 1
VIRGINICA /,PROCTOEC ES SP. TREMATOOA: OIGENEA) IN THE ÂME 66— 8
‘I GIGAS) /,REGENERATION OF RADIATION—DAMAGED DIGESTIVE TISSU 36— 7
U VIRGINICA) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /, OUNO—RO8IN ACUTE TOXICI 59— 5
VIRGINICA (G) /,SEASONAL CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORINATION 36— 1
U VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE PRODUCED 45— 1
CREEK /,SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF MICROCIONA PROLIFERA 59— 3
CREOSOTE TO BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,TOXICITY OF 81— 6
IN SEAWATER /,USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEM 67— 6
CRESOTE /,A8STRACTS AND INDEX TO PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH PCP OR 83— 3
CRISTATA) /,EFFECT OF MIREX Ot THE BURROWING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM C 20— 7
U STIMPSON /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPH€NATE ON THE FEEDING 35— 8
ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF MIREX IN AQUARIA CONTAINING A SANDY S 17— 5
o STIMPSGN) 3.5. THESIS /,PREOATION ON CULTURED LUGWORMS (AREN 12— 5
CRITERIA FOR DREDGED AND FILL MATERIAL /,ACTIVITY REPORT: ENVIRONMENT 41— 1
FOR ACROLEIN /,AMBIENT WATER t U.ALITY 49— 1
FOR ACRYLONITRILE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 2
0 FOR ALDRIN/OIELDRIN /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 3
FOR CHIORDANE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 4
FOR CHLORINATED •BENZENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 5
FOR CHLORINATED ETHAt ES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 6
FOR CHLDROALKYL ETHERS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 9
FOR CHLORINATED NAPHIHALENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 7
“ FOR CHLORINATED PHENOLS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49— 8
FOR CHLOROFOR 1 /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49—10
FOR DOT /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 49—11
FOR DICHLOROBENZENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50— 1
FOR DICHLOROSENZIOINE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50— 2
FOR DICHLOROETHYLENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50— 3
FOR 2,4—QICHLOROPHENCL /,AMBIENT WATER c UALITY 48— 8
FOR ENDOSULFAN /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50— 5
FOR ENDRIN /,AM8IENT WATER QUALITY 50— 6
FOR HEPTACHLOR /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50— 7
FOR HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50— 8
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CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE /,AM8IENT WATER QUALITY 50— 9
FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 50—10
FOR NITROBENZENE /,.At’BIENT WATER QUALITY 50—li
FOR PHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 51— 2
FOR PHTHA.LATE ESTERS /,AMthIENT WATER QUALITY 51— 3
FOR TJXAPHENE /,AM8IENT WATER QUALITY 51— 6
“ FOR TRICHLORO€THYLE 1E /,AMBIE T WATER QUALITY 51— 1
FOR OICHLOROPROPANE AND DICHLOROPROPENE /,AMBIENT WATER CUALI 50— 4
FOR 2,4—OIMETHYLPHENCL /,AMSIENT WATER QUALITY 48— 9
Ii FOR PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 51— 1
1 FOR POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 51— 5
FOR 2—CHLQROPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 48—10
FOR POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY 51— 4
FOR DETERMINING IMPORTANCE AND EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE M 10— 3
FOR DREDGED AND FILL MATERIAL /,FIRST ANNUAL REPORT: ENVIRON 27—10
U /,PRINCIPLE.S FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY 19— 4
U AVAILABILTY /,WATER QUALITY 41— 3
AVAILABILITY /,WATER QUALITY 41— 2
REQUEST FOR COMMENTS /,WATER QUALITY 41— 4
CROAKER, MICRUP000NIAS UNDULATUS, 1N APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA, 1972—1 42— 3
H MICROPOGON UNDULATUS, WITH NOTES ON SUBSEQUENT EMBRYONIC DEVE 11— 4
CRUSTACEA /,ANNOTATED LIST OF PROTOZOAN PARASITES, HYPERPARASITES, AND 4— 2
DECAPODA: BRACHYURA) /,CRABS (ARTHROPODA: 45—10
II MYSIDACEA) /,FIRST FLORIDA RECORD OF TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIANA 41—10
UNISCOIDEA) /,ORIENTATION AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE S4JPRA 31—11
PENAEIOAE) /,SHRIMPS (ARTHROPOOA: 40— 3
U At iPHIPODA), WITH NOTES ON THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF THE APALAC 45— 3
CRUSTACEAN /,EFFECT OF DIFLUBENZURUN ON AN ESTUARINE 43— 5
A NOVEL BIOASSAY SYSTEM /,INTERACTIDN OF CHEMICAL POLLUTA 23— 6
CRUSTACEANS AS INDIC4TORS OF BIOACTIVITY OF INOUSTRIAL WASTES /,ALGAE 76— 4
/,OETERMINATION OF BIOACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LI 81—12
WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONET 47— 1.
AND MULINIA LARVAE /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON DE 44— 5
/,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEA WATER ON DECAPOD 35— 7
AND FISHES /,EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON ESTUA 76— 5
/,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHEN 29— 6
/,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXI 44— 2
AND FISHES /,TOXICITY OF TEXTILE MILL EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWA 58— 1
CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA /,TIDAL AND DIURNAL S 79— 5
CULTURE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN THE LABORATORY 36— 9
MICROECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELD /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHES 55—10
OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LABORATORY 32— 7
H ENRICHMENTS /,PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM 8Y THREE AQUATIC BA 42— 5
OR FOOD CHAIN BIUASSAYS /,PRECISIDN LIVE—FEEDER FOR F1.OW—THRUU 17— 2
H ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUDIES I, 84— 6
CULTURED LUGWORMS (ARENICOLA CRISTATA STIMPSON) 8.5. THESIS /,PREOATI 12— 5
CULTURES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF MICROBIAL SEED 7— 3
FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS: CULTURE ESTABLISMEN 84— 6
CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS AHIA) IN FLOWING SEA WATER OR A STAll 34— 4
CULVERt /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOLS OF 1 62— 2
CURRENTS IN SALTWATER HOLDING TANKS /,OEVICE TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DAN 30— 8
CUT SITES /,PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS 80—10
CUTICLE /,tJLTR4STRUCTURAL STUDY OF THE EXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUARINE CR 68— 4
CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT CHROMI 78— 1
CUTTHROAT TROUT, SALMO CLARKI, IN MUNSEL LAKE, OREGON /,EVALUATION OF 3— 6
CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMEN 67— 3
AND WATER /,TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MOEPSI PROPOSAL: APP 63— 1
CYCLE. M.S. THESIS /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM IN THE EXUSKELETAL 28— 9
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CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN 71— 5
OF A SALTWATER FISH, CYFRIN000N VARIEGATUS /,ENDRII’J: EFFECTS ON 25— 3
It TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING WATER / 34— 5
“ BIOASSAY USING StIEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,ENTI 15— 1
‘ TOXICITY TEST USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO HOLTHUIS) / 36—10
u OF MYSIDOPSIS 8AEIIA AS INFLUENCED Y SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE / 73— 1
“ TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) / 32— 5
U TOXICITY TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT /,MYSIDOP 25— 9
I I 8IOASSAYS /,SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS): AN ESTU 15—12
‘I TOXICITY TESTS /,SUITABILITY OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N V 25— 1
“ INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND THE AMINO ACID TAURINE /,THIN—LA 56— 5
/,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLORQPHENATE (NA—PCP) TO THE GRASS SM 30— 4
“ /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PAL 30— 5
It /,tJLTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES INDUCED BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE 1 31— 2
11 TOXICITY TEST /,USE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN 45— 7
CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS CF FISHES IN AN UNPOLIUTEO, RIVER—DUMINAT 45— 2
I I TEMPERATURES /,EFFECTS OF THE JUVENILE HORMONE MIMIC ZR—512 (AL 23— 2
CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF TM 70— 2
CYCLING OF POLLUTANTS 18— 6
OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS (PROJECT 69— 4
OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE ANO ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS 69— 3
OF OIL IN ESTUARINE MARSHLANDS /,MICSOBIOLOGICAL 17— 1
CYPRIN000N VARIEGATU.S) /,CHRONIC BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS C 19— 1
VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCKLOR, MALATHION, 26— 1
VAP.IEGATUS) /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLOROANE, TRIFLURALIN, A 34— 9
VARIEGATUS /,DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACET 41— 8
U VARIEGATUS) /,EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWA 66— 7
VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 ON EMBRYOS, FRY, JUVE 15— 2
II VAPIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF ARUCLOR 1254 ON LABORATORY—REARED 11— 9
I’ VARIEGATUS /,ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF A 25— 3
U VARIEGATUS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAD l 15— 1
VARIEGATUS) /,INTERLABORATCRY COMPARISON OF THE EARLY LIFE— 83—10
II VARIEGATUS) /,KEPONE: CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EMBRYO, FRY, JUVE 25— 2
VARIEGATUS) /,LABORATORY CULTURE OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS ( 32— 7
H VARIEGATUS) /,LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAD MIN 32— 5
l t VARIEGATUS: CULTURE ESTABLISMENT ANO APPLICATION IN CARCIN 84— 6
VARIEGATUS): AN ESTUARINE FISH SUITABLE FOR CHRONIC (ENTIR 15—12
VARIEGATUS) FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS /,SUITABILITY OF 25— 1
VARIEGAIUS AND FUNDULUS GRANDIS IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING: 82— 5
CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN ST 72— 2
U FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN ST 72— 1
CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS 70— 3
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DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH EXPOSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS /,SISTER CHR 54— 5
DAMAGED DIGESTIVE TISSUES IN JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA GIG 36— 7
DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN SALTWATER HOLDING TANKS /,OEVICE TO 0 30— 8
DATA IN THE PESTICIDE RESIDUE LABORATORY /,ASSURING THE QUALITY OF 48— 7
1k /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH A 79— 1
DSCP) IN AMBIENT AIR /,DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR 54— 6
DDE TO HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS /,.IN VIVO BINDING OF P,P— 7—13
DOT /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 49—11
U RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ASSOCIATION OF 5— 4
“ AND PCB IN TISSUES OF MARINE FIS€IES /,BIOACCUMULATION OF 38— 9
“ TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION I,CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO 3— 9
AND MALATHION: EFFECT ON SALINITY SELECTION BY MOSQUITOFISH 5—11
1 IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSCS 5— 3
It ON CATIONS IN THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF PENAEID SHRIMP /,EFFECTS OF 6— 1
IN ESTUARINE WATER i,EFFECTS Of SUSPENDED MATERIAL ON MEASUREMENT 21— 4
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DDT THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP /,LOCALIZATION OF 2— 3
RESIDUES FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,SIGNIFICANCE 0 1—14
DEACTIVATION GF MARINE—GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER /,USE OF AQUATIC lOX 67— 6
DEALING WITH PCP OR CRESOTE /,ABSTRACTS AND INDEX TO PUBLICATIONS 83— 3
WITH PCBS: INDEX ANC A8STR CTS /,GULF 3PEEZE LABORATORY ?UBL 83— 6
DEATH AND INHIBITION OF POPULATION GROWTH OF M4RINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE 81— 9
IN SHEEPSHEAD IIINNOWS /,ORGANOPH0SPH TE PESTICIDES: SPECIFIC LE 5— 8
DEBATE: MOUSE VERSUS MINNOW: THE FUTURE OF FISH IN CARCINOGENICITY 1 82— 6
DECACTIS EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFON 53— 7
EXPOSED TO DRILLING 1 UO ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFON 62— 3
DECAPOD CRUSTACEA /,ANNOTATED LIST OF PROTOZOAN PARASITES, HYPERPARASI 4— 2
CRUSTACEANS AND MULINIA LARVAE /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWAT 44— 5
CRUSTACEANS /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEA WATER ON 35 7
DECAPODA: BRACHYURA) /,CRABS (ARTHROPOOA: CRUSTACEA: 45—10
DECAY AND BROtIATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATED SEA—WATER /,RE 64— 8
DECHLORINATED SEAWATER, WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL AND FEEDING /,BIOCONCEN 80— 5
U WATER /,LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF NEUROBLASTOMA IN COHO SALMO 84—10
DECOMPOSITION /,ASSIMILATION EFFICIENCY BY PROCAMBARUS CLARKII FED ELO 86— 3
DEF, •EPN, ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATHION, AND PHORATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHR 61— 5
DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE ANTENNAL GLANDS, HEPATOPANCREAS, AND MIDGU 78— 2
U CHANGES LEADING TO BLACK GILLS IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO 78— 3
DEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, INOCUL 90— 9
OF DIBENZO—P—DIOXIM AND CHLORINATED OIBENZO—P—DIOXINS /,BA 62— 1
AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTUARINE WATERS /,CHLOP.INE 33— 3
OF JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: 80— 9
OF MALATHION BY SALT—MARSH MICROORGANISMS 22— 7
It OF SELECTED XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS IN THREE TYPES OF AQUATIC 91— 8
OF 14C—KEPONE IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS /,FATE AND 32— 3
OF HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS /,MICROBIAL 28— 8
OF XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS /,MICROBIAL 67— 8
It /,MICROBIAL—MALATHION INTERACTION IN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH 13— 9
OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY FUNGI /,SOME APPROACHES TO STU 39— 6
OF POLLUTANTS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS J,WORKSHOP: MICROCIA 38— 6
DEGRADING POTENTIAL IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,DISIRIBUTION OF BACT 22—10
DEMOSPONGIA) AND ASSOCIATED SPONGES IN A SHALLOW SALT—MARSH CREEK /,SE 59— 3
DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOMPOSITION /,ASSIMIIATION EFFICIENCY BY 86— 3
DENSITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COAsTaL SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED 14— 6
OENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 60—10
DEPENDENT PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /, 47— 5
DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS DUE TO SLASH BURNING 0 80—10
DEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN MARINE ALGAE BY UREA HERBICIDES 4— 5
DEPURATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE AND SENZ(•A)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP 71— 1
ft SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /,EFFECT 72— 3
/,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE 35—10
RETENTION, AND METABOLISM BY SPOT, LEIDSIOMUS XANTHURUS I, 20— 6
DERIVATIVES /,DETERMINATION OF CARBOFURAN AND ITS TOXIC METABOLITES IN 16— 6
AS MEASURES OF THE MICROFOULING, DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY 48— 2
OF OXYGENATION PRCOUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON 43— 8
DERMAL GLAND IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMUN!TES PUGIO 0CC 40— 9
DESCRIPTIONSOF THREE NEW SPECIES /,REVIEW OF HAWAIIAN ZOANTHIDS WITH 4— 4
DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A SMALL TWO—SQAT PURSE SEINE 62— 8
FOR ASSESSMENT OF BENTHIC ORGANISM RESPONSES TO LOW—LEVEL POLLU 23—11
ft FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE STUDIES IN MICROCOSMS /,SY 44— 1
DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER EFFICIENCY /,BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS 0 46— 2
DETECT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN SALTWATER HOLDING 30— 8
DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH EXPOSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCIN 54— 5
DETECTION OF CARCINOGENS /,BIPHENYL HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE 69— 1
OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NATURAL PATHOGENS AND POLLUTANTS IN 9—12
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DETECTOR /,DETERMINATION OF i-IALOGENATEO ANILINES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERF 54— 4
/,METHOD FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE 62—10
DETERMINATION OF ÔIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL 76— 8
AND USE OF CONDITION INDEX OF OYSTERS 72— 5
OF 1,2—D OLS BY INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED 57— 6
CF ARENE OXIDES 3Y A GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROMETR 34—10
OF BIOACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL FRACTIONS OF LIQUID WASTES US 31—12
OF CARBOFURAN AND ITS TOXIC META OLITLS IN ANIMAL TISSUE 16— 6
OF DISSOLVED KEFONE BY DIRECT ADDITION OF XAO—2 RESIN TO 52— 4
OF FENVALERATE IN FLOWING—SEAWATER EXPOSURE STUDIES 80— 4
OF HALUGENATED ANILInES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQ 54— 4
OF MALATHION, MALAUXON, AND MONO— AND DICARBOXYLIC ACIOS 17— 9
OF PENTACHLOROPH ENOL IN MARINE BIOTA AND SEA WATER BY GA 41— 5
OF THE SITES(S) OF ACTION OF SELECTED PESTICIDES BY AN E 33— 8
OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMIC 73— 3
OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMIC 73— 2
OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE 8 48— 6
OF UNDERIVATIZEC CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINE 66— 9
OF VANADIUM IN A MARINE MOLLUSC USING A CHELATING ION LX 62— 5
OF RESIOUAL OXICANTS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER /,ERRORS IN 23— 1
OF ADENOSINE NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES AS MEASURES OF THE M 48— 2
OF FUNGAL MASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTUARINE DETR 58— 3
OF THE NUTRITIOP AL STATUS OF DETRITAL MICROBIOTA AND THE 71— 2
DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT /,MYSIDOPSIS 3AHIA: N ESTUARINE 25— 9
DETERMINED BY A MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE /,OENSITIES OF BACTERIA 14— 6
DETERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE CF TOXICANTS IN A SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT 22— 9
U IMPORTANCE AND EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE MARINE ENVIRON 10— 3
H 1,2—OIBROMO—3—CHLGROPROPANE COBCP) IN AMBIENT AIR /,DEVELO 54— 6
HUMAN XPOSURE TO CHLOROBENZILATE /,OEVELOPMENT OF METH000 67— 9
II 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE (LOB) IN AMBIENT AIR /,EVALUATION OF MET 54— 7
H 1,2—OIBROMO2THANE, E08, IN AMBIENT AIR /,FIELD APPLICATION 54— 8
1 POLLUTANT STRESS /,LABORATORY MICROCOSMS FOR USE IN 37— 4
THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED POLLUTANTS ON OXYGEN 4— 1
DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA /,BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF BID 76— 8
MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTU 59— 4
AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS I, 48— 2
MICROFL3RA /,NONSEIECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMI 58— 3
H MICROBIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD GRAZING /,PERT 75— 7
MICROBIOTA AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANA 71— 2
DETRITUS /,EFFECTS OF GRAZING 8Y ESTUARINE GAMMARIDEAN AMPHIPODS ON TM 55— 1
—UCA PUGNAX FOOD CHAIN /,METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SP 42— 7
DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO DI—N—BUTYL P THALAT 81— 4
H ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES FOR TOXICANT—EXPOSURE STUDIES 31— 7
ESTUARINE SENTHIC CCMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CHLORPYRIFOS ON F 75—10
ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF FENVALERATE ON Fl 65—10
H ESTUARINE BENTHIC CCMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL 65—11
DEVELOPING ESTUARINE ANIMAL CGMMUNITIES IN THE LABORATORY /,AROCLOR 12 10— 9
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS ON 56— 7
LARVAE OF RHITHROPANOPEUS H RRISII (GOULD). I. INTERACTIONS 12—10
MEGALOPAE AND EARLY CRAB STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECT 63— 2
U COMMUNITIES OF BENTHIC ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,LABORATORY TES 52— 3
U COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA /,PRINCIPLES FOR 19— 4
ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING MUDS /,RESPO 76— 1
H ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,TOXICITY OF ORILLING—M 45— 6
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMO 54— 6
1 OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES 72— 8
“ OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES (P 72— 9
u OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO CHLOROBEN 67— 9
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f t /,DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS ON TELEOST AND ECHINOOERM 80— 5
OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,EARLY LIFE 66— 7
OF ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT OF BARITE (BASO4) ON 36— 6
OF LARVAE OF THE STONE CRAB MENIPPE MERCENARIA, AND THE BL 39— 9
OF A TELEOST AND AN ECHINODERM /,EFFECTS OF A DRILLING FLU 60— 6
OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFEC 36— 4
OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFEC 36— 5
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON EMBRYO 77— 9
OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFEC 57— 5
/,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON EMSRYO 77— 8
OF CRABS /,EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON THE 22— 6
U /,EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON DEVELOPING LARVAE OF RHITHROPANOPE 72—10
OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR ON LAR 17— 3
OF TWO CRABS /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL 5— 1
OF BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE LARVAL 13— 4
OF CRABS /,EFFECTS OF MIREX, METHOXYCHLOR, AND MALATHION 0 17— 4
OF ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON 27— 3
OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF SEVIN 0 45— 5
OF THE CRABS, RHITHROPANUPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAP 67— 4
U OF CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISI1 AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS 67— 5
OF CRABS, RHIT 1ROP.AN3PEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS 82— 1
OF TWO ESTUARINE CRASS /,EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGU 30— 2
OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC 23— 2
OF CALLINECTES SAPIOUS AND RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII /,XEPO 38— 3
OF MUD—CRAB AND LUE—CRA8 /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL 46— 4
(UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,PROJECT REPORT: EFFECTS OF BARIUM 75— 1
/,SECOND GENERATICN PESTICIDES AND CRAB 40— 1
/,SYMPOSIUM ON PRCTECTING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: RESEARC 33— 6
/,USE OF CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN TO INDUCE LABORATORY SPAWN 11— 4
DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS /,COMPARISON OF 61— 8
ft STAGES OF THE A1 ERICAN LOBSTER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DRIL 68— 3
STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER /,ORILLING FLUID EFFECTS 68— 2
DEVELOPMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 15 11— 5
IN METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING PESTICIDE METABOLITES IN HU 46— 6
DEVICE (AGARS) FOR STUDYING AVOIDANC OF POLLUTANT GRADIENTS BY AQUATI 40— 6
TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN SALTWATE 30— 8
DI—N—BUTYL PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD— AND LABORA 81— 4
DIAGNOSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POISONING BY MALATHION, 0,0—DIMETHYL S—(1,2 14— 2
DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBIT 41— 8
OIBENZO—P—DIOXINS /,BACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF DIBENZO—P—DIOXIN AND CHLO 62— 1
P—DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED DIBENZO—P—DIOXINS /,BACTERIAL DEGRADA 62— 1
(1,4)DIOXAN BY A PSEUCOMONAS SPECIES /,METABOLISM OF 42— 2
P—OIOXIN AND CHLORINATED DIBENZO—P —OIOXINS BY A 8EIJERINCKIA S 53— 5
P—OIOXINS Y A BEIJERINCKIA SPECIES /,METABOLISM OF DIBENZO—P— 53— 5
P—OIOXINS, DIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTE4ALENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAM 62— 4
DIBENZOFURAN /,8ACTERIAL AND FUNGAL OXIDATION OF 39— 7
DIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES /,NEGATIVE CHE 62— 4
DIBROf4O—2,2—OICHLOROETHYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHATE (NALED) IN SEAWATER J,BRA 14— 1
I ’ 3—CHLOROPROPANE (DBCP) IN AMBIENT AIR /,DEVELOPMENT AND APPLIC 54— 6
DIBROMOETHANE (EDB) IN AMBIENT AIR /,EVALUATION OF METHODOLOGY FOR DEl 54— 7
EOB, IN AMBIENT AIR /,FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED ME 54— 8
DICARBETHOXYETHYL) PHOSPHOROOITHIOATE /,BP.AIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INH 14— 2
OICAR8OXYLIC ACIDS OF MALATHION IN FISH, OYSTER, AND SHRIMP TISSUE /,0 17— 9
DICHLOBENIL IN A SMALL POND /,UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF 4— 6
OICHLOROBENZENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 1
OICHLOROBENZIOINE /,.AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 2
DICHLOROETHYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHATE (NALED) IN SEAWATER /,BRAIN—ACETYLCHO 14— 1
DICHLORO€THYLENES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 3
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DICHLOROPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2,4— 48— 8
DICHLOROPROPANE AND DICHLOROPROPENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA F 50— 4
DICHLOROPROPENE f,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROPROPANE A 50— 4
DIELDRIN /,AM8IENT WATER tJALITY CRITERIA FOR ALORIN/ 49— 3
U EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 11— 8
DIETARY SOURCES /,PCB DYNAMICS IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS. II. ACCUM 79—10
POLYCHLQRINATED bIPHENYLS (PCES) IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS, 79— 9
DIETHYLNITROSAMINE /,CHARACTERISTICS OF A FISH COLONY OF POECILIOPSIS 85— 9
DIFFERENT OSMOTIC CONDITIONS /,EFFECT OF PENTACHLORDPH NOL (PCP) AND 29— 7
STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHE 30— 4
DIFFERENTIAL ABILITY OF AMBYSTOMA TIGRINUM HEPATIC MICROSOMES FROM POL 67— 1
RESPONSES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON TO HERBICIDES: OXYGEN 7—11
DIFFERENTIATION OF ISONERIC METHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF OXYGENATION PROD 43— 8
DIFLUBENZURON ON AN ESTUARINE CRUSTACEAN /,EFFECT OF 43— 5
H ON THE LARVAL CUTiCLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY OF THE EX 68— 4
DIGENEA) IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGI1JICA /,PROCTOECES SP 66— 8
DIGESTED LEAD PERIODATE /,OETERMINATION OF 1,2—DIOLS BY INDIRECT ATOMI 57— 6
DIGESTIVE TISSUES IN JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS) /,RE 36— 7
DIHYOROPHENANTHRENE /,DETERMINATION OF ARENE OXIDES BY A GAS CHRUMATOG 34—10
DILUTER FOR AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES /,PRESSURIZEO PROPORTIONAL 52— 6
DIMETHYL S—(i,2—DICARBETHOXYETHYL) PHOSPHORODITHIO.ATE /,BRAIN ACETYLCH 14— 2
PHOSPHATE (NALED) IN SEAWATER /,BRAIN—ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE IN 14— 1
DIMETHYLBENZEA]ANTHRACENE AND DIETHYLNITROSAMINE /,CHARACTERISTICS OF 85— 9
A)ANTHRACENE IN TWO SPECIES CF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS P 75— 2
DIMETHYLPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2,4— 48— 9
DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AND REPROCUCTION OF MYSTOOPSIS BAHIA /,ACUTE AND C 55— 3
ON DEVELOPMENT OF LARVAE OF THE STONE CRAB MENIPPE MERCENARIA, 39— 9
CTH 6040) ON FECUNDITY AND EGG VIABILITY OF THE MARINE COPEPOD 66— 4
(TH 6040) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUARINE CRABS /,EFFEC 30— 2
IN BRACKISH WATER: A LA ORATORY EVALUATION USING LARVAE OF AN 46—10
(DIFLUBENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY 68— 4
DINITROPHENOL (ONP) ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF TISSUES FROM THE BLUE 29— 7
ON RESPIRATION IN CRUSTACEANS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTAC 29— 6
ON HEPATOPANCREATIC ENZYMES IN THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTE 32— 2
DIOLS BY INDIRECT ATOMIC AÔSDRPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD PERIODATE /,DET 57— 6
DIOXAN BY A PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES /,METABOLISM CF DIBENZO (1,4) 42— 2
DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED OI8€NZC—P—OIOXINS /,BACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF DI 62— 1
AND CHLORINATED DIBENZQ—P—DIOXINS BY A 8EIJERINCKIA SPECIES /,M 5.3— 5
DIOXINS /, ACTERIAL DEGRADATION OF DIBENZO—P—DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED DI 62— 1
BY A BEIJERINCKIA SPECIES /,METABOLISM OF DIBENZO—P—OIOXIN AND 53— 5
U OIBENZOFURANS AND NAPriTHALENES IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES /,NEG 62— 4
DIRECT ADDITION OF XAD—2 RESIN TO WATER /,DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED K 52— 4
DISCHARGE OF DREDGED MATERIAL INTO OCEAN WATERS: IMPLEMENTATION MANUA 24— 6
DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVIRON 15— 3
St DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE GEORGES BANK ENVIRONMENT: PROGRESS 71— 3
DISCUSSION — A JUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY 46— 5
U FROM SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED AT EPA—USDA WORKING SYMPOSIU 14— 3
U SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES 40—10
I I CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY) 43—10
SESSION SYNOPSIS /,ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE— 33— 7
I i /,ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND ITS PRODUCT 30— 3
SESSION: EXTRAPOLATION /,SYNOPSIS OF 56— 3
DISEASES CAUSED BY PROTOZOA 77— 5
I, PARASITES, AND TOXIC RESPONSES CF COMMERCIAL PENAEID SHRIMPS 30— 7
OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN, FROM THE AlLAN 68— 8
OF INVERTEBRATES OTHER THAN INSECTS /,VIRAL 59—10
DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHILOE, CHILE, SOUTH AMERI 54—11
DISORDERS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDiJLIS) IN OREGON /,BENZO(A)PYRENE BODY 43— 4
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IN TilE AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,CONCURRENT 40— 5
OF MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM YAQIJINA BAY, OREGON /,OSSER 43— 2
IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,POLYNUCLEAR AROM 73— 5
1 IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PROJECT SUMMARY) 13— 6
DISPOSAL PERMIT PROGRAM /,BIOASSAY PRCCEDURES FOR THE OCEAN 18— 8
OF WASTE DRILL MUD, CUTTINGS ANO WATER /,TECHNICAL EVALUATION 63— 1
DISSERTATION /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL PERTURBATION Y NAP1ITHALENE ON GLUC 35— 6
‘I /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE 79— 2
/,FORM, MORPHGGENESIS, AND HOST—CILIATE RELATIONSHIP OF L 3— 3
U /,PHARMACOKINETICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF DIETARY POLYCHIORI 79— 9
/,RESPONSES OF SELECTED SCLERACTINIAN CORALS TO DRILLING 57— 8
DISSOLVED KEPCNE BY DIRECT ADDITION OF XAD—2 RESIN TO WATER /,DETERMIN 52— 4
DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE AND BENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN 71— 1
1 OF MANGANESE, 1RCN, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WATER, ANO P01 1— 7
AND ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE LOWE 43— 7
OF BACTERIA WITH NITRILOTRIACETATE—OEGRADING POTENTIAL IN 22—10
OF MIREX IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM 44—10
U OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLO 55— 8
ABUNDANCE, FEEDING AND LONG—TERM FLUCTUATIONS OF SPOT, L 42— 3
OF MIREX IN AQUARIA CONTAINING A SANDY SUBSTRATE (UNPUBLI 17— 5
II OF DIETARY POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS (PCSS) IN HUDSON RIV 79— 9
IN THE JAMES RIVER /,PRELIM 1NARY ANALYSIS OF KEPONE 34— 7
OF THE SNAIL NERITINA RECLIVATA /,SOME FACTORS INFLUENCIN 54— 3
OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING BIOMASS AND COMMUNIT 78— 6
OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS DUORARUM /,TOX 3—10
DITHIOCARBAMATE TOXICITY TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,PHY 74— 5
BIOCIDES /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF 0 78— 2
U IOCID5 /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DE 78— 3
DITHIOCARBAMATES ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: MOLT—RELATE 68— 6
DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA /,TI 79— 5
DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDA MALTOSA, A HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST 15— 7
DNP) ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF TISSUES FROM THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINEC 29— 7
DOMESTICA) AND THE PEN SHELL (4TRINA RIGIDA) /,ASPECTS OF THE HOST—COM 60— 4
DOMINATED ESTUARY IN NORTH FLORIDA /,CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS OF F 45— 2
DOSES OF PARATHION /,IMPAIRMENT OF ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN PALAEMONET 24— 8
DOWICIDE G—ST ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC CO 36— 5
DREDGED AND FILL MATERIAL /,ACTIVITY REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 41— 1
ft MATERIAL INTO OCEAN WATERS: IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 24— 6
“ MATERIAL TESTING /,EVALUATICM OF THREE FISH SPECIES AS BIOASSA 80— 1
SPOIL MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONTAMINATION ISSUE (S 55— 5
AND FILL MATERIAL /,FIRST ANNUAL REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC 27—10
DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME 85—10
“ MUD ASSESS 1ENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME (PROJECT SUMMA 86— 1
“ MUD ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL OF ACROPORA CERVICORNIS. M.S. T 77— 4
“ MUD, CUTTINGS AND WATER /,TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MOEPSI PRO 63— 1
DRILLING FLUIDS ON ESTUARINE PROOUCTIVITY /,.ABSTRACT: POTENTIAL IMPAC 10— 4
U FLUIDS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTU.ARINE ORGANISMS /,ACUTE AND SUBL 56— 8
U FLUIDS TO MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT 82— 9
MUDS ON MARINE ANIMALS /,BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF 81—10
MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS /,COMPARAT 77— 3
FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER 68— 3
FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER 68— 2
U FLUID EFFECTS ON TELEOST AND ECHINODERM DEVELOPMENT 60— 5
“ MUD RESEARCH——OVERSIGHT 55— 7
H FLUIDS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL INFECTION OF 85— 3
FLUID ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TELEOST AND AN ECHINODERM /,EFF 60— 6
MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COM 36— 4
ft FLUID ON SELECTED C3R.ALS /,EFFECTS OF AN OFFSHORE 57— 7
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MUDS ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENC TO THE GRASS S 41— 1
H OPERATIONS /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL USE IN OFFSHORE WELL— 26— 5
U OPERATIONS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS USE 44— 4
II FLUIDS ON EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF 77— 9
MUD ON THE REEF—BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECTS 69— 9
MUD ON OEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC CaM 57— 5
MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS,. 67— 2
FLUIDS ON EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS OF 77— 8
MUDS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (U 55— 6
SI FLUIDS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CH 64— 2
FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TUR IOITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC STATE 79— 1.
H FLUIDS (MUDS) AND TURBIOITY ON THE METABOLIC STATE OF THE COR 79— 2
FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA T 75— 6
H FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRAB 67— 4
U FLUIDS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND 82— 1
MUD AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MOVEMENTS OF THE BAY 61— 9
U F:LUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT A LITERATURE REVIEW (PROJE 73— 9
U FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE 63— 7
U FLUIDS AND FLUID COMPONENTS IN TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER ECO 61— 6
H MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION /,IMPORTA 84— 3
FLUID HAZARD ASSESSMENT RESEARCH PROGRAM /,INDEX AND ABSTRACT 83— 9
MUDS ON THE PRIMARY CHEMOSENSORY NEURONS IN WALKING LEGS OF T 60— 9
MUDS ON REEF CORALS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT 81— 3
I I MUDS ON REEF CORALS /,PHYSIULOGICAL EFFECTS OF 81— 2
MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,PHYSIOLOGI 15— 9
U FLUID PROJECT /,PROGRESS REPORT: 78— 4
MUD EXPOSURE. THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL /,RECOVERY BY THE CORA 85— 4
II MUDS /,RESPQNSES OF CEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNI 76— 1
FLUIDS USED IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. PH.D. DISSERTATION I, 57— 8
MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,RESULTS OF AN A 67— 3
FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF BREEZE ENVIRONM 83— 2
H FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF BREEZE ENVIRONM 83— 1
FLUIDS ON THE GEORGES BANK ENVIRONMENT: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 71— 3
MUD ENRICHED WITH F•ERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE /,SUBLETHAL META 53— 7
MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONAT!: FINAL REPORT / 62— 3
U FLUID RESEARCH ACTIVITIES /,SUMMARY OF EPA 70— 5
U MUDS: PROGRESS REPORT ND. 3 (FOR THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 1, 198 71— 4
MUDS /,SURVEY CF THE TOXICITY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF USE 85— 2
MUD BIOCIDES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACRO6ENTHIC COMMUNITIES 45— 6
DRINKING WATER SOURCE: AN INTERIM REPORT /,RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM 55— 9
DUCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESSES BY CYTOPLASMIC P 70— 3
/,ULTRASTRUCTURE OF AN EXOCRINE O€RMAL GLAND IN THE GILLS OF 1 40— 9
DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PCB CONTAMINATI 55— 5
OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONSI 12— 2
RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE DRILL MUD, CUTTINGS AND 63— 1
DUNGENESS CRAB /,IBIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE 22—12
CRAB CANCER MAGISTER /,TOXICITY OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO T 29— 5
000RARUM, PALAEMON!TES PUGIO AND PALAEMONETES VULGARIS /,EFFECTS OF CA 25—10
BY METHYL PARATHION AND ITS OXON /,INHIBITIQN OF ACETYLCHOLI 56—10
/,SOME ASPECTS OF MYOSIN ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE OF PINK SM 11—11
/,TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PINK SHRIM 3—10
DUPONT PERMIT FOR OCEAN DUMPING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,PHYSICAL, CHEMI 12— 2
DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF PUSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP, PAL 26— 3
DURSBAN, FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYORIN STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS 59— 6
DYNAMIC POOL AND SURPLUS PRODUCTION MODELS FOR YIELD FROM A FISHERY I, 7—12
DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM 27— 5
OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, II 37— .1
OF MIREX AND ITS PRINCIPAL PHOTOPRODUCTS IN A SIMULATED MARSH 23— 9
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DYNAMICS AND REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF MYSIDOPSIS 8AHIA AS 73— 1
IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS. II. ACCUMULATION FROM DIETARY S 79—10
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,WATER QUALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM 65— 8
/,WATER QUALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM 65— 7
DYSPLASIA N YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN /,VERTEBR 40— 2
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EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIG 66— 7
‘I LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENICIA PEN 78—10
LIFE STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNOULUS HETEROCLITUS /,EFFECT OF T 34— 1
11 CRAB STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN /,EFFE 63— 2
II LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS /,EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIOS 78—11
H LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRINODON 83—10
u LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS TO CMI 25— 6
“ LIFE STAGES OF SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TOXICITY OF PENTACHL 28— 6
EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO /,ENVIRONMENTAL CUR 77—11
EASTERN PUERTO RICO /,ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEM 41— 9
H OYSTER ,,RESULTS: INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON—8IOCONCENTRATION 65— 3
OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,ROUNO—RO 59— 5
ECHINODERM DEVELOPMENT /,DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS ON TELEOST AND 60— 5
H /,EFFECTS OF A DRILLING FLUID ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TELEO 60— 6
ECHINODERMATA, OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIOA COASTAL WATERS /,FIRST RECORD 0 22— 3
ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: A SUMMARY OF EPA RESE 24— 1
‘I ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN 41— 9
EVALUATION OF PROPCSEO DISCHARGE OF DREDGED MATERIAL INTO 0 24— 6
IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTE 19— 5
IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED C 80— 7
H IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED C 80— 6
0 EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION /,REACTION PRODUCTS AND 46— 8
ECOLOGIST S PERSPECTIVE) /,MAJOR USES OF CHLORINATION (AN 69— 7
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS /,CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE 7— 8
/,DISCU SSION — AQUATIC MICROBIAL 46— 5
It /,DISCUSSION: CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC MICROBIAL 43—10
0 BIOCHEMISTRY AND GENETICS /,ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS 83— 4
AND SPAWNING PERIODICITY OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIOE, MENIDIA M 63— 4
ECOSYSTEM FOR O TERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE OF TOXICANTS IN A SALT—MARS 22— 9
/,DIST I8UTION OF MIREX IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE 44—10
0 /,DYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL 27— 5
II /,DYNANICS OF AN ESTUARY AS A NATURAL 37— 1
0 / , EFFECT OF !IIREX ON PREDATOR—PREY INTERACTION IN AN EXPERIM 20—12
0 /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON THE BIOTA AND ENERGY BUDGET OF A C 2— 6
COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINATION: AN OVERVIEW I, INTERACTION OF 77—10
TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF BENTHIC ORGANISM RE 23—11
0 STRESS /,MICROCOSMS AS INDICATORS OF 58— 5
EFFECTS OF KEPONE AND OTHER MATERIALS /,MOOELS FOR PREDICTIN 59— 2
0 DYNAMICS (PROJECT SWIMARY) /,WATER QUALITY ANO MANGROVE 65— 8
DYNAMICS /,WATER QUALITY AND MANGROVE 65— 7
ECOSYSTEMS /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUA 19— 5
A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING 61— 6
/,It-IPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON MARINE 19— 8
0 FINAL REPORT /,IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ES 11— 2
/,INFLUENCE OF PESTICIDES ON MARINE 3— 1
/,LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ON 24— 4
0 —EFFECT AND DEGRADATION /,MICROBIAL—MALATHION INTERACTION I 13— 9
0 /,MODEL 64— 4
/,REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES UPON MARIN 18— 5
0 UPDATE 1977 /,REVISED REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLORINATIO 31— 1
“ /,USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR ANALYSES OF STRESS—RELATED FACTORS 56— 2
EDAPHIC ALGAE. M.S. THESIS /,AT AZINE EFFECTS ON SALT MARSH 35— 2
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EDAPHIC ALGAE, IN CULTURE, MICROECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELD /,EFFECTS 55—10
EDB) IN AMBIENT AIR /,EVALUATION O METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—01 54— 7
“ IN AMBIENT AIR /,FIELD APPLICATION OF EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR 0 54— 8
EDULIS) IN OREGON /,BENZO(A)PYRENE BODY BURDENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF 43— 4
FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON DURING JUNE 1976 — MAY 1978 /,8ENZO(A 43— 3
/,BENZC(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TISSUES OF 73— 7
FROM CREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITUTED POLYNUCLEAR 79— 8
: AN IN VIVO KINETIC. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL 35— 6
/,EFFECTS OF UAPHTHALENE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN 64—10
—BACTERIA SYSTEM. M.S. THESIS /,EVALUATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE M 38— 8
FROM CREGON: OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEA5ONALITY, AND HISTOPA 79— 6
FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON /,QBSERVATIONS UN THE ULTRASTRUCTURE 43— 2
FROM OREGON /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BIVALVE MOL 63— 6
/,.SEASONAL VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL BUR 62— 6
‘I /,SEAS3NAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN B 72— 4
FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON. PH.D. THESIS /,TRACE METAL LEVELS IN 62— 7
IN A FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM /,UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF NAPHTHAL 65— 1
EFFICIENCY BY PROCAMBARUS CLARKII FED ELODEA (EGERA OENSA) AND ITS PRO 86— 3
/,BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE MARINE MICROF 46— 2
EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CH 71—. 7
I I /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEWAGE 71— 6
EFFLUENTS /,ALGAL BIOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY PROCESS 76— 7
U /,AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER 19— 6
TO FRESHWATER AND ESTUARINE ALGAE, CRUSTACEANS AND FISHES I, 58— 1
EGERA DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOMPOSITION /,ASSIMILATION EFFICIEN 86— 3
EGG VIABILITY OF THE MARINE CCPEPOO ACARTIA TONSA. /,EFFECT OF INSECT 66— 4
EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERIILIZATION SUCCESS AND SURVI 10—10
U LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE TELEOSTS, FUNDULUS HETEROCLIT 25— 7
EGYPT /,EGYPTIAN—UNITED STATES PROJECT FOR STUDY OF POLLUTION IN SALIN 66— 5
EGYPTIAN—UNITED STATES PROJECT FOR STUDY OF POLLUTION IN SALINE WATERS 66— 5
ELECTRIC POWER PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING /,COPPER AND 11 7—10
ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN SALTWATER HOLDING TANKS /,OEVICE TO DETECT POlE 30— 3
ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,DETERMINAT 1ON CF HALCGENATED ANILINES IN UR 54— 4
DETECTOR /,METHOO FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF CH.LOROPHENOL 62—10
ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF ACOUCTOR MUSCLE PROTEINS FROM BIVALVE MULL 36— 3
ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: OISTRIBUTION OF MANGANESE, IRON, 1— 7
IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) /,SEASONAI VARIATIONS OF APSE 72— 4
ELLIS AND SOLANDER) (PORIFERA: DEMOSPONGIA) AND ASSOCIATED SPONGES IN 59— 3
ELODEA (EGERA DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOMPOSITION /,ASSIMILATXON 86— .3
EMBRYO SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LEURESTHES TENUI.S AND ATLA 79— 4
i i DEVELOPMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON 77— 9
DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON 77— 8
FRY, JUVENILE, AND ADULT SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEG 25— 2
AND LARVAL STAGES OF THE GOOSE BARNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYMERUS F 43— 1
EMBRYONIC PERIOD OF THE PINFISH LAG000N RHOMBOIDES (LINNAEUS) /,NOTES 26— 7
OEVELOPMENT /,USE OF CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN TO INDUCE LA8DRA 11— 4
EMBRYOS AND FRY /,AROCLOR 1254 IN EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS: EFFECT 10—10
FRY, JUVENILES, AND ADULTS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N 15’- 2
AND FRY OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECT 11— 9
AND FRY OF THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW /,EFFECTS OF HEPTACHLOR AND 1 32— 4
A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS /,R 52— 8
U ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS RESEARCH /,RAI 84— 1
ENDOSULFAN BY ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,ACUTE TOXICITY TO AND 8IOCONCENTRATI 26— 5
“ /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 5
ENDRIN /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 6
EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 16— 1
EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF A SALTWATER FISH, CYPRINO 25— 3
. 5, EXPOSURE /,INTERRELATICNSH1!PS BETWEEN ENERGY META3OLISM, GROWTH 73— 1
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ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS /,ALGAL 8IOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND 76— 7
BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON TM 2— 6
BUDGETS OF FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA 4— 3
METABOLISM, GROWTH DYNAMICS AND REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CY 73— 1
ft /,SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING INTEGRATED LIGHT 81— 1
“ BY PRIMARY PRODUCERS IN FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,UT 16— 4
ENGINEERS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA FOR DREDGED AND FILL MATERIA 41— 1
H TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA FOR DREDGED AND FILL MATERIA 27—10
ENHANCEMENT /,ENZOOTIC NUCLEAR POLYHEOROSIS VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP: ULT 9— 9
ENLARGEMENT OF THE PITUITARY OF A TELEOST EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRI 82— 3
ENRICHED WITH FERP.OCHROME LIGNOSIJIFONATE /,SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONS 53— 7
WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE: FINAL REPORT /,SUSLETHAL ME 62— 3
ENRICHMENTS /,PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM By THREE AQUATIC BACTERIA I 42— 5
ENTRAINED ESTUARINE PLANKTON /,EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION ON 51— 9
ENVIRONMENT 1,ACUTE TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 80— 3
/,AMER1CAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR 40— 4
/,ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMINING EFFECTS A 22— 9
H /,SEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, AND PB DISCHARGED FROM A 15— 3
3ENZO(A)PYRENE IN ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT 81V.ALVE MOLLUSK 25— 8
1 /,CHLORIN4TED HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE 3—12
A CONTRIBUTION CF THE EPA ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS PROGRAM 10— 6
A BRIEF OVERVIEW /,CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING IMPORTANCE A 10— 3
II /,DISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA WITH NITRILOTRIACETATE—DEGRADIN 22—10
/,EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON MICROORGANISMS OF AN ARTIFICIAL 22— 8
A LITERATURE REVIEW (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,FATE AND BIOLOGI 73— 9
A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL 63— 7
H /,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF 36— 8
H /,IMPACT OF MAN ON THE COASTAL 70— 7
/,IMPACT OF MICROBIAL SEED CULTURES IN THE AQUATIC 7— 3
11 /,IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ON THE MARINE 32— 6
“ /,IMPACT CF THE USE OF MICROORGANISMS ON THE AQUATIC 13— 8
/,IMPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN THE COASTAL 10— 4
0 /,INFLUENCES OF SELECTED TIOAL—ACTIVITY—OEPENDENT PARAMETE 47— 5
/,INTEROEPENOENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTAN 38— 5
PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS —APPENDIX C, KEPONE MIT 31— 4
H /,METHODS AND PROBLEMS IN ANALYSIS CF PESTICIDES IN THE ES 8— 4
H EVIDENCE FOR ITS ORIGIN FROM COMMERCIAL PENTA.CHLOROPHENO 53— 9
/,PESTICIDES: THEIR IMPACT ON THE ESTUARINE 43— 6
US /,PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUSLICATIONS OF KEPONE IN THE MARINE 24— 7
PH.D. DISSERTATION /,RESPONSES OF SELECTED SCLERACTINIAN 57— 8
“ /,RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING 67— 3
U PROGRESS REPORT NO. 2 /,STUOY OF THE IMPACT OF DISCHARGE 71— 3
/,SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROCARB 74— 8
0 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT /,SYMPOSIUM ON PROTECTING THE M 33— 6
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 41— 1
EXPOSURES /,AQUATIC ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF 68— 7
11 POISONING BY MALATHION, 0,0—DIMEIHYL S—(1,2—OICARBETHOXY 14— 2
U STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIR 74— 4
H VARIABLES AND EMBRYO SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION 79— 4
II IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY 73— 3
IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY 73— 2
CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS 33— 7
IS CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GR 77—li
EFFECTS——MARINE LIFE (SUMMARY) 14— 8
IMPACT OF PENTACHLORUPHENOL AND ITS PRODUCTS ——A ROUND T 30— 3
$1 SIGNIFICANCE OF BACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE AND 14— 5
I’ RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA /,FACTS ABOUT 70— 9
POLLUTANTS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: FATE OF 85— 5
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ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS /,FEASIBILITY OF USING BACTERIAL STRAINS (MU 31— 8
U PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 27—10
U CARCINOGEN /,GLUCURONSYL— AND SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FIS 75— 8
POLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS /,INVESTIGATION OF EN 65— 4
Ii CONDITIONS /,MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PRODUCTS GEN 35— 1
U ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SPILLS /,METH 48— 3
U SAMPLES /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF POLYCH 62— 4
RESEARCH LABORA.TORY—GULF BREEZE /,QVERVIEW OF SHORT—TERM 35— 9
i i SAMPLES AND BACILLUS MEG TERIUM /,POLYMERIC BETA—HYDROXY 78— 8
CONSEQUENCES /,PROCE€OINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON AQUATIC WE 66— 6
U STRESS FOLLOWING SUBLETHAL CADMIUM EXPOSURE /,RESPONSE 0 15— 8
H ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTIAL IMPACT 67— 3
RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO 83— 2
lt RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO 83— 1
‘I PROTECTION AGENCY FUR THE PERIOD 10/20/76 TO 10/20/77 I, 33— 4
HEALTH HAZARDS /,SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A 60—10
PROTECTION AGENCY /,STATEMENT OF LEONARD MANGIARACINA, 0 42— 6
11 RESEARCH LABORATORY, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY /,S 42— 6
PROTECTION MENCY, ACCOMPANIED BY DR. TUDOR DAVIES, DEPU 42— 6
PROTECTION AGENCY /,STATEMENT OF LEONARD MANGIARACINA, 0 42— 6
H RESEARCH LABORATORY, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY /,S 42— 6
PROTECTION AGENCY, ACCOMPANIED BY DR. TUDOR DAVIES, DEPU 42— 6
CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND POTENTIAL CAR 73— 4
FATE STUDIES IN MICROCUSMS /,SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFEC 44— 1
U CONDITIONS FROM PHENANTHRENE /,TOXIC PHOTOXYGENATED PROD 74— 2
II PROTECTION /,USA—US$R WATER POLLUTION PROGRAMS UNDER THE 24— 9
H DEACTIVATION OF MARINE—GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER /,USE 67— 6
ENVIRONMENTS i,ACEPHATE, ALDICARB, CARBOPHENOTHION, DEF, EPN, ETHOPROP 61— 5
AND THE GENETICALLY ALTERED MICROBE /,BIODEGRADATION IN T 82— 2
/,EFFECTS OF ADAPTATION ON BIODEGRADATION RATES IN SEDIME 57— 4
li /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS USED IN OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING 44— 4
IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLICATIONS 12— 1
/,EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, PH, SALINITY, AND INORGANIC NIT 53— 3
U BRANCH: PROGRESS REPORT, FY 81, OCTOBER 1, 1980 — SEPTEM 70— 8
AN OVERVIEW /,PESTICIDE$ IN AQUATIC 24— 5
ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FO 33— 4
U /,WDRKSHOP: MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF POLLUTANTS iN MARIN 38— 6
ENZOOTIC NUCLEAR POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP: ULTRASTRUCTURE, P 9— 9
ENZYMATIC—IMMUNO3IOLOGICAL APPROACH /,DETERMINATION OF THE SITES(S) OF 33— 8
H SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS FRO 65— 4
ENZYME SYSTEMS OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 1— 6
ENZYMES IN THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENT 32— 2
AND TUMOR HISTQPATHOLCGY OF BLACK BULLHEADS WITH PAPILLOMAS /, 66— 3
OF A TELEOST FISH TO TRANS—STILBENE OXIDE TREATMENT /,RESPONSE 66— 2
EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS /,CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINATI 24— 1
‘ ALTERNATIVE CHEMICALS PROGRAM /,CQNCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE MOVEMENT 10— 6
‘° USDA WORKING SYMPOSIUM i,CISCUSSION FROM SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED 14— 3
U COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERA 77— 7
U MARINE—ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAKE, 81 14— 7
U RESEARCH ON UPTAKE, 3IOACCUMULATION AND TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES IN 14— 7
“ NCI PROJECT: EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERATOGENS ON 33— 8
“ DRILLING FLUID HAZARD ASSESSMENT RESEARCH PROGRAM /,INDEX AND ABST 83— 9
U DRILLING FLUID RESEARCH ACTIVITIES /,SUMMARY OF 70— 5
EPIBENTHIC ORGANISMS IN A SHALLOW NORTH FLORIDA (USA) ESTUARY /,LONG —T 33—11
II PREDATORS /,MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIO 78— 7
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL OVERVIEW /,Mfl IMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICI 48— 1
EPIZOOTIC OF NEUROBLASTOMA IN COHO SALMON REARED IN CHLORINATED—DECHLO 84—10
EPN, ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATHION, AND PHORATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHRONIC 61— 5
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EPN AND LEPTOPHOS TO SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TOXICITY AND BIOCONC 44— 7
EPOXIDE HYOR3IASE /,IN)IRECT TOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR 66— 1
EPOXY —9,1O—DIHYDROPKENANTHRENE /,DETERMINATION OF ARENE OXIDES BY A GA 34—10
ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: I. MICROBI 83— 4
PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: II. BIORAT 83— 5
ESCAMBIA BAY, FL3RIOA /,POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) IN THE 1— 8
ESOX NIGER IN SANTA ROSA SOUNC, FL3RIOA /,OCCURPENCE OF 24—10
ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT (1980) /,EFFEC 55— 6
I I BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT (1981) (UNPUBLISH 64— 2
ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE STUDIES /,PRIMARY 84— 6
ESTERASE INHIBITING PESTICIDES: CHEMISTRY, MODE OF ACTION, AND EFFECT 5— 7
ESTERS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PHTHALATE 51— 3
/,CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY 46— 3
ESTIMATE ENVIRONMENTAL DEACTIVATION OF MARINE—GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWAT 67— 6
ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1969—11 /,ACCUMULATION AND MOVEMENT OF MI 7— 1
i i /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON 42—10
H /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. BENZO(A)P 25— 8
*1 ALONG THE GULF AND SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC COASTS /,EFFECTS OF PE 5— 6
I I 38— 2
U /,INSECTICIDES, HERBICIDES, AND POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS IN 6— 4
OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 1972 /,MIREX RESIDUES IN SELECTED 9- 2
U /,MIREX, FIRE ANTS, AND 72— 6
/,MONITORING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN 68— 1
U (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,MON1TORING MIREX IN NON—TARGET SPECIE 13— 5
/,OYSTER SHELL SIZE AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES BY C 69— 2
U /,PESTIC1DES IN 1011
/,PCLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATI 73— 5
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CE 73— 6
H /,SEASDNAL VARIATION IN BENZO(A)PY ENE IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS F 34— 3
U /,USES AND MISUSES CF 70— 6
ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ABSTRACT: PCTENTIAL IMPACT OF DRILLING FLUID 70— 4
ft MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS 3AHIA /,ACUTE ANO CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMI 34— 6
ORGANISMS /,ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USED DRILLI 56— 8
ANIt A1S /,4CUTB TOxICITY OF KEPC’NE TO FOUR 26—10
‘I ANIMALS /,ACUTE TOXICITY TO AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF ENDOSULF 26— 6
U ENVIRONMENT /,ACUTE TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTE 80— 3
H BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO DI—N—BUTYL PHTHALATE /,ALTERA 81— 4
ANIMALS /,ARDCLOR 1016: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY 10— 8
ANIMAL COMMUNITIES IN THE LABORATORY /,AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT 10— 9
ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP MILL EFFLUENTS /,AV 19— 6
ORGANISMS /,8EHAVIOR OF 1—13
ENVIRONMENT /,BEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, AND PB DISCHAR 15— 3
DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA /,BIOCHEMICAL OETBRMINAT 76— 8
MARINE ENVIRONMENTS AND THE GENETICALLY ALTERED MICROBE 1,61 82— 2
MONITORING /,BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN 9— 4
ORGANISMS /,CHLORDANE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL 20— 2
11 WATERS /,CHLOP.INE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN 33— 3
H. FISHES /,CHRONIC TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 3— 5
U TELEOSTS, FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS AND MEMIOIA MENIDIA TO CADMI 25— 7
BENTHIC COMMUNITIES FOR TOXICANT—EXPOSURE STUDIES /,CDMPARIS 81— 7
SPECIES USING THE SALM3NELLA/MICROSOME ACTIVATION SYSTEM /,C 65— 9
WATER /,CONTRIBUTION OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODU 47— 6
U WATERS NEAR A COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER PLANT——CORRELATION W 7—10
“ SEDIMENTS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CYCLING OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH 69— 4
H SEDIMENTS /,CYCLING OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AND 69— 3
MOLLUSCS /,001 IN 5— 3
ft FISHES /,DEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING 72— 8
H FISHES (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,OEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY 72— 9
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ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,OIELDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL 11— 8
U ENVIRONMENT /,DISTRIBUTION OF aACT€RIA WITH NITRILOTRIACETAT 22—10
ECOSYSTEM /,DISTRIÔUTION OF IIIREX IN AN EXPERIMENTAL 44—10
ECOSYSTEMS /,ECOLCGICAL IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUND 19— 5
I ’ COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT OF 3ARITE (SASO4) ON DEVELOPMENT OF 36— 6
U CRUSTACEAN /,EFFECT OF DIFLU8ENZURON ON AN 43— 5
U DETRITAL MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND COMMUNI 59— 4
PREY SPECIES /,EFFECT OF METHYL PARATHION ON PREDATOR CHOICE 31—10
H MICROORGANISMS /,EFFSCT OF MIREX AND C4 ’BOFURAN ON 13—11
ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECT OF MIREX ON PREDATOR—PREY INTERACTION IN 20—12
AMMONIUM OXIDIZERS /,EFFECT OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES 0 53— 2
0 3ACTERIA /,EFFECT OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL FORMULATIONS 0 13—10
H MICROORGANISMS AND SHELLFISH /,EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF P 23— 3
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,E’FFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE 36— 4
AND FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS OF ADAPTATION ON BIODE 57— 4
I I SENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CHLORPY’RIFOS ON FIELD— AND 75—10
It SPECIES AND DEVELOPING BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CONT 56— 7
U PLANKTON /,EFFECTS CF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION UN ENTRAINED 51— 9
0 MACRUBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF DOWICI ’DE G—ST ON DEVEL 36— 5
0 MACRO8ENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELO 57— 5
0 BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF FENVALERATE ON ‘FIELD— AND 1 65—10
GAMMARIDEAN AMPHIPOOS ON THE MICROBIOTA OF ALLOCHTHONOUS DEl 55— 1
PHYTOPLANKTON /,EFFECTS OF HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON 51—10
U MICROORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON 28— 7
1t BACTERIA /,EFFECTS CF KEPONE ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SE 72— 7
11 ORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON 24—11
U ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITI 20—11
ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND FISHES /,EFFECTS OF LIQUID 1 76— 5
0 ORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED 3— 8
COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHIOROPHENOL ON THE OEVELQPMEN 27— 3
8ENTHI’C COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON FIELD— 65—11
I I ORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON 1— 9
0 CILIATES /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON 1— 5
0 FISHES /,EFFECTS OF PETROLEUM COMPOUNDS ON 54— 9
SURFACE FILMS /,EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITIE 59— 1
0 COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF SEVIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTA 45— 5
H ANIMALS: TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AND DEPURATION /,EFFECTS OF SOOl 35—10
WATER /,EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED MATERIAL ON MEASUREMENT OF DOT 21— 4
CRABS /,EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (Th 6 30— 2
I’ ORGANISMS /,ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL 16— 1
AND MARINE SHRIMP /,ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE OF 8ACULOVIRU 14— 5
ORGANISMS /,ENZYME SYSTEMS OF 1— 6
I I RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAKE, BIOACCUMULATI 14— 7
U FAUNAL INVENTORY 1— 4
ti MICROBES AND ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES (A BRIEF REVIEW) 7— 2
PESTICIDE RESEARCH——BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES 1—10
U MICROCOSMS /,FATE AND DEGRADATION OF 14C—KEPONE IN 32— 3
SPECIES RELATED TO FIELD STUDY /,FINAL REPORT ON EFFECT OF F 86— 2
0 WATER /,FLOW—THROUGH TOXICITY TESTING SYSTEM FOR MOLLUSCAN L 56— 6
WATERS /,HALOCARBON PRODUCTION ROM OXIDATIVE SIOCIOES IN 61—11
ORGANISMS /,HEPTACHLOR: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY SEVERAL 20— 5
ANIMALS /,HEXACHLORCBENZENE EFFECTS ON SEVERAL 15—10
O ECOSYSTEMS. FINAL REPORT f,IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPO 11— 2
OVERENRICHMENT /,INDICATORS AND INDICES OF 62—11
ENVIRONMENT /,INFLUENC.ES OF SELECTED TIDAL—ACTIVITY—DEPENDEN 47— 5
O MICROORGANISMS BY POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS /,INHISITION OF 13— 7
ALGAE, INVERTEBRATES, AND FISH /,INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSES 59— 6
0 MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA): .A FINAL REPORT (UNPU8LISHED REPOR 72—11
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ESTUARINE FAUNA IN THE VICINITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. FLA. MAR. RES 30— 6
SPECIES /,INVESTIGATION OF THE CHE 1ISTRY AND TOXICITY OF 010 59— 7
FOOD CHAINS /,KEPONE 8ICCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, A 22— 4
U ORGANISMS /,LABORATORY TEST CR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF SUBSTAN 52— 3
U POLLUTION /,MARINE AND 74— 6
U ENVIRONMENT /,METHUDS AND PROBLEMS IN ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES 8— 4
ANIMALS /,METHOOS TO ASSESS EFFECTS OF COMBINATIONS OF TOXIC 13— 2
SURFACE SLICKS /,MICR0BIAL INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN 22— 2
U MARSHLANDS /,MICRQBIOLUGICAL CYCLING OF OIL IN 17— 1
U SURFACE MICROLAYERS /,MICRO8IGLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OF 17— 6
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA BY EXCLUSION OF EPI8ENT}IIC PREDATORS 78— 7
U SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS TO DETERMINE 25— 9
l1 MONITORING PROGRAM /,NATIUNAL 22—11
1 SPECIES /,NONLINEAR MODEL FOR PESTICIDE ACCUMULATION IN SELE 34— 8
f t DETRITAL MICROFLORA /,NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR T 58— 3
II MOLLUSKS, 1965—72——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM /,0 7— 4
MYSID /,OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF FIRST A 63— 9
U ORGANISMS /,PCBS: EFFECTS ON AND ACCUMULATION BY 14—11
H CRAB AS INDICATOR /,PERSISTENCE OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULAT 46—10
U DETRITAL MICROBIJTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD GRAZ 75— 7
h1 MOLLUSKS, 1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PR 29— 3
U ENVIRONMENT /,PESTICIDES: THEIR IMPACT ON THE 43— 6
ORGANISMS f,PHYSIOLCGY OF 2— 4
H ORGANISMS /,PRELIMII ARY REPORT: EFFECTS OF MOSQUITO CONTROL 78— 5
‘I SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF BIOMASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE 70—10
AND MENHADEN RESEARCH, PESTICIDE FIELD STATION, GULF BREEZE, 2— 5
FISH, 1972—76——N4TICNAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM /,RESIO 29— 4
WATERS /,RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE P 28— 4
FISHES /,RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF PESTICID 4— 1
MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING MUDS /,RESPONSES OF 0EV 76— 1
COMMUNITIES TO CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION /,RESPONSES OF EXPERI 65— 6
U ENVIRONMENTS: ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 33— 4
ANIMALS /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON SELECTED 16— 3
FISH SUITA8LE FOR CHRONIC (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE) BIOASSAYS /,SH 15—12
U FISHES AND PINK SHRIMP /,SHORT—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHA 9— 8
“ SHRI 1P /,SIMPLE SYSTEM FUR THE PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF INF 82— 4
MUD FLAT SEDIMENTS /,SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PAR 78— 6
lb MICROC3SMS PERTiJRBEC BY CARBAPYL, METHYL PARATHION AND PENTA 47— 2
SPECIES /,TEST OF A MODEL FOR PREDICTING KEPONE ACCUMULATION 38— 1
CINIMALS /,TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF EPN AND LEPTOPHOS 44— 7
H ANIMALS /,TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF BHC AND LINDANE I 26— 8
ORGANISMS /,TOXICITY OF AROCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL A 15— 9
I’ MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,TOXICITY OF DRILLING—MUD BIOCIDES 45— 6
WATER TO JUVENILE BLUE CRA&S (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) AND JUVEN 64— 7
1 b ANIMALS /,TOXICITY OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND RELATED COMPOUND 28— 6
H ALGAE, CRUSTACEANS AND FISHES /,TOXICITY OF TEXTILE MILL EFF 58— 1
CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH 68— 4
ORGANISMS /,UPTAKE AND TOXICITY OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL 26— 9
ECOSYSTEMS /,USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR ANALYSES OF STRESS—RELATE 56— 2
BENTHOS /,WEATHERED IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON 71—10
ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION OF MANGANESE, IRON, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WAlE 1— 7
IN NORTH FLORIDA /,CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS OF FISHES IN A 45— 2
AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM /,DYNAMICS OF AN 27— 5
AS A NATURAL ECOSYSTEM, II /,DYNAMICS OF AN 37— 1
/,KEPCNE CONTAMINATION OF THE JAMES RIVER 53— 1
U /,LONG—TERM VARIATION OF ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES AND ASSEM8LAG 33—11
H /,PERSISTENC€ OF AROCLOR 1254 IN A CONTAMINATED 37— 6
/,PCTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE 6— 2
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NEAR PENSACOLA, FLURICA /,SIGNIFIC.ANCE OF DOT RESIDUES FROM TH 1—14
OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA /,THREE NEW SPECIES OF MELITA (CRUSTACEA: 45— 3
H /,TROPHIC RESOURCE UTILIZATION BY THREE SPECIES OF SCIAENID Fl 45— 4
ETHANES /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED 49— 6
ETHERS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLCROALKYL 49— 9
ETHOPROP, METHYL PARATHION, AND PHURATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXIC 61— 5
EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER (OSTREA EUULIS): AN IN VIVO KINETIC. PH.D. OISSE 35— 6
FLAT OYSTER, OSTREA EDULIS /,EFFECTS OF NAPHIHALENE ON GLUCOS 64—10
COAST: AMOCO CAOIZ /,IMPACTS OF OIL SPILL AND CLEAN—UP ON TM 40— 8
EVALUATED METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROM3ETHANE, EOB, IN AMBlE 54— 8
EVAPORATION /,SIMPLE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF ORGAN 76— 3
EVOLUTION /,OIFFERENTIAL RESPCNSES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON TO HERBICID 7—11
/,MIREX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE: ACCUMULATION, POPULAT 15— 4
EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS /,CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE WAlE 7— 8
EXCHANGE RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION /,OETERMINATION OF VANADIUM IN A MAR 62— 5
H TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING AMMONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF SEA 65— 2
I’ ASSAY FOR DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARiNE FISH EXPOSED 10 54— 5
EXCLUSION OF EPIBENTHIC PREDAIORS /,MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMEN 78— 7
EXOCRINE DERMAL GLAND IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMDNETES P 40— 9
EXOSKELETAL AND SOFT TISSUES CF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, 28— 9
U CALCIUM IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGID /,EFFECT 0 29— 1
EXOSKELETON, HEPATOPANCREAS AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, 38— 7
H OF THE ESTUARINE CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII: EFFECT OF 68— 4
EXPERIMENTS /,COMPAR!SON OF SEVERAL APPROACHES FOR CALCULATING LC5OS 64— 1
EXPLOITATION CF MANGAL 27— 6
EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL 55— 5
EXPOSING AQUATIC ANIMALS TO 8CTTOM SEDIMENTS /,CAGE FOR 5—12
EXPOSURE /,ATTEMPT.S TO INCREASE ÔACULOVIRUS PREVALENCE IN SHRIMP BY CM 18— 3
TO EARITE /,EARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSK 38— 7
OF OYSTERS TO DOT, TCXAPHENE AND PARATHION /,CHRONIC 3— 9
STUDIES /,COMPARISON OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUA 81— 7
H STUDIES /,DETERMINATIOt4 OF FENVALERATE IN FLOWING—SEAWATER 80— 4
“ TO CHLOROBENZILATE /,OEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINI 67— 9
TO CADMIUM ON SALINITY TOLERANCE OF LARVAL GRASS SHRIMP, PALA 34— 2
OF A TELEOST CELL LINE TO SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS 52— 9
“ OF SEAGRA.SS TO POLLUTANTS /,FLOW—THROUGH SYSTEM FOR 76— 6
TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,HISTOPATHOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURA 82— 7
“ TO SUBLETHAL DOSES OF PARATHION /,IMPAIRMENT OF ANTIPREDATOR 24— 8
TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PRCTEIN CONCENTRATI 84— 3
/,INT€RRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY METABOLISM, GROWTH OYNAMI 73— 1
° AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHIT 79—12
TO PESTICIDES: EPID MIOLOGICAL OVERVIEW /,MINIMIZING OCCUPAT 48— 1
TO PESTICIDES: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN METHODOLOGY FOR MONITO 46— 6
/,ONTOGENY OF RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METABOLIC COMPENSATID 63— 3
“ STUDIES /,PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N 84— 6
THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL /,RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPOR4 CE 85— 4
WITH PROTECTIVE CLGTI ING FOR APPLICATORS AND MIXERS /,REOUCTI 69— 8
H /,RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONME 15— 8
TO CHEMICALS /,UTILITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE AS 73— 8
EXPOSURES /,ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES 11— 7
/,AQUATIC ANIMALS AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL 68— 7
TO 1,2—OIBROMO—2,2—CICHLOROETHYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHATE (NALEO) 14— 1
/,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN IOBST 67— 2
TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS, AND 73— 4
EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE VIEQUES, PUERTO RICO /,GROWTH CM 69—10
EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS /,ACCtJRACY OF ACID 57— 3
EXTRAPOLATION /,SYNOPSIS OF DISCUSSiON SESSION: 56— 3
F
FATE OF TOXICANTS IN A SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT /,ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL E 22— 9
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° AND EFFECTS IN A SALT MAF SH /,ATRAZINE 40— 7
DISCUSSION SESSION SYNOPSIS /,ENVIRONMEMTAL CONCENTRATION AND 33— 7
° AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE 73— 9
° AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE 63— 7
° AND DEGRADATION O 14C—KEPONE IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS 32— 3
•‘ AND EFFECTS OF CHLORINE IN COASTAL WATERS: SUMMARY AND RECOMMEND 22— 5
° AND EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING FLUIDS AND FLUID COMPONENTS IN TERR 61— 6
“ AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS 85— 7
° AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: FATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS 85— 5
° CF ENVIRCNMENTAL POLLUTANTS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: 85— 5
D OF TRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA—OETRITUS——UCA PUGNAX FOD 42— 7
ai STUUIES IN MICROCOSMS /,SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONME 44— 1
FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS /,CHARACTERIZATION OF BENTHIC MICRO8IAL COMMU 46— 3
“ ACID COMPOSITION OF PHOSPHOLIPIOS IN THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULP 39— 3
° ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERI 74— 1
FAUNA /,HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE 10— 1
° IN THE VICINITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. FLA. MAR. RES. PUBL. NO 30— 6
‘ OF MICROCIONA PROLIFERA (ELLIS AND SOLANOER) (PORIFERA: DEMOSPON 59— 3
‘ OF THE APALACHICOLA ESTUARY OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA /,THREE NEW SPE 45— 3
FAUNAL INVENTORY /,ESTUARINE j— 4
FECUNDITY AND EGG VIABILITY OF THE MARINE COPEPOD 4CARTIA TONSA. /,EFF 66— 4
FED ELODEA (EGEP.A DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOMPOSITION /,ASSIMILAT 86— 3
FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF LUGWORMS (POLYCHAETA: ARENICOLIDAE) /,BENTHIC 810 44— 6
II /,BIOCONCENTRATION OF BROMOFORM BY AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTRE 80— 5
AND LONG—TERM FLUCTUATIONS OF SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, AND 42— 3
I ’ ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM, ARENICOLA CRISTATA STIMPSON /,EFFECT 35— 8
FENTHION ON SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES RELATED TO FIELD STUDY /,FINAL 86— 2
° ON NONTARGET ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,PRELIMINARY REPORT: EFFEC 78— 5
FENTRIFANIL, LARVIN, AND PYDRIN: STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SELE 59— 6
FENVALERATE, METHYL PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRON 80— 3
IN FLOWING—SEAWATER EXPOSURE STUDIES /,DETERMINATION OF 80— 4
° ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY— DEVELOPED ESTUAR.INE BENTHIC COMM 65—10
ON SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS / 78—11
FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE /,SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE HERM 53— 7
LIGNOSULFONATE: FINAL REPORT /,SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPON 62— 3
FERTILIZATION SUCCESS AND SURVIVAL OF EMBRYOS AND FRY /,AROCLOR 1254 I 10—10
f t AND DEVELOPMENT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,PROJECT REPORT: 75— 1
FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL 72— 2
u CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL 72— 1
FIDDLER CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBIT 56— 1
° CRABS AND PINK SHRIMP /,POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL ABSORBED FROM 3—11
FIELD EXPCSURES /,ACCUMULATIUN CF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEM 11— 7
° AND LABORAT3RY—DEVELCPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED 81— 4
II AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE 8ENTHIC COMMUNITIES FOR TOXI 81— 7
II /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR ATRAZINE, ON SALT MARSH 55—10
° AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT 75—10
° AND LABORATORY— DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFEC 65—10
AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTU .ARINE SENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT 65—11
° AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SA 33— 9
ft APPLICATION OF EVALUATEC METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMO 54— 8
II STUDY /,FINAL REPORT ON EFFECT OF FENTHION ON SELECTED ESTUARINE 86— 2
° STATION, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1969 /,PROGRESS REPOR 2— 5
° AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY /,PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE 69— 5
° OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION /,USA—USSR WATER POLLUTION PROGRAMS 24— 9
FINDINGS /,REPORT ON SPECIES TESTED AND PRELIMINARY 81—11
FIRE ANTS, AND ESTUARIES /,MIREX, 72— 6
FISH CELL LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAO /,ANALYSIS OF .4 MARINE 51—11
° AND SOME ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF ITS METABOLITES /,BENZOtA]PYRENE N 85— 8
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‘ AS A DIAGNOSIS OF ENVIRON 4ENTAL POISONING BY MALATHION, 0,0—OIMET 14— 2
“ CELL LINES /,C—BANOING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARl 52— 1
‘ LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CAUSES 71— 7
u EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON 71— 6
“ COLONY OF POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN CARCINOGENICITY STUDIES WIT 85— 9
u BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE WITH AN AUTOMATED PH STAT FOR INHIBITI 3— 2
/,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS IN 71— 8
13 AND RODENTS /,COMPARATIVE BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLITE PATTERNS IN 84— 9
“ AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICIT 19— 2
II /,CQRRELATION OF MIXED—FUNCTION OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTRASTRUCT 44— 9
“ IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING /,OEBATE: MOUSE VERSUS MINNOW: THE F 82— 6
“ OYSTER, AND SHRIMP TISSUE /,DETERMINATION OF MALATHION, MALAOXOP4 17— 9
I’ EFFECTS OF EIGHT CHEMICALS ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, AND DEVELOPMENT 66— 7
CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS /,ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCL 25— 3
/,ESTERASE INHIBITING PESTICIDES: CHEMISTRY, MODE OF ACTION, AND 5— 7
U SPECIES AS BIOASSAY ORGANISMS FOR DREDGED MATERIAL TESTING /,EVAL 80— 1
“ BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION ASSAY 18— 1
‘3 EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN /,GLUCURONSYL— AND SULFO— IRA 75— 8
/,INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF AMBUSH, BOLERO, BUX, OURSBA 59— 6
“ /,KEPONE—INDUCED SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN 23— 7
THE SILVERSIDE MENIDIA MENIDIA MENIDIA /,LABDRATORY SPAWNING AND 19— 9
“ POISONING /,RELATIONSHIP OF MALATHION AND ITS METABOLITES TO 17—10
ft 1972—76——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM /,RES1DUES OF PES 29— 4
LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, IC ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FOLLOWING SUBLETHA 15— 3
TO TRANS—STILBENE OXIDE TREATMENT /,RESPONSES OF THE HEPATIC ENZY 66— 2
“ USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE BIOASS.AYS OF HALOGENATED ORGAP4ICS /,RIVU 53— 6
/,SEROLUGIC ALTERATIONS IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDUR 84— 7
“ SUITABLE FOR CHRONIC (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE) SIOASSAYS /,SHEEPSHEAD H 15—12
U /,SIMPLE METHOD TO OBTAIN SERUM FROM SMALL 45—11
U EXPOSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS /,SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGE A 56— 5
“ AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS U 32— 9
u LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, EXPOSED TO CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS 1,10 54—10
“ RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING /,USEFULNESS OF T 84— 4
ft RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVIN 72— 2
ft RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVIN 72— 1
1 EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN /,VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOU 40— 2
FISHERIES STUDIES /,365: LESLIE MATRIX MODELS FOR 10—1.2
U CENTER /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES STUDIED AT FLORIDA 1— 3
/,ESTUARINE PESTICIDE RESEARCH——BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL 1—10
U CENTER FOR ESTUARINE AND MENHADEN RESEARCH, PESTICIDE FIELD 2— 5
ft SOCIETY /,SURVEY OF EFFORTS TO ABATE WATER POLLUTION IN FISC 18— 9
FISHERY /,RELATION BETWEEN SI PLE DYNAMIC POOL AND SURPLUS PRODUCTION 7—12
FISHES /,ANTICHOLINESTERASE ACTION OF PESTICIDAL CARBAMATES IN THE CEN 23— 4
/,.AVOIDANCE OF AROCLOR 1254 BY SHRIMP AND 10— 7
/,BIOACCUMULATION OF OCT AND PC3 IN TISSUES OF MARINE 38— 9
FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN /,CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS 3— 4
/,CHRONIC T3XICITY, UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TW 3— 5
WHICH FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MCRHPHOLOGY, 8EHA 7— 8
IN AN UNPOLLUTED, RIVER—DOMINATED ESTUARY IN NORTH FLORIDA /,CY 45— 2
/,OEVELOPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UTILIZING ESTUAR.INE 72— 8
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DEVELOPMENT CF a CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM UT 72— 9
/,EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON ESTUARINE ALGAE, PLANT 76— 5
ii i,EFFECTS OF PETROLEUM COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE 54— 9
AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,FLOW—THRUUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICIT 32— 8
U /,HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED CHEMICALS 14— 4
U /,HISTCPATHOLOGY OF FOUR SPONTANEOUS NEOPLASMS IN THREE SPECIES 79— 3
11 (GENUS POECILIOPSIS) /,INDUCTION OF HEPATIC TUMORS WITH 7,12—01 75— 2
AS CARCINOGEN ASSAY SUBJECTS /,LA8ORATORY EVALUATION OF MARINE 60— 1
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II /,RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDES AND REL 4— 1
AND PINK SHRIMP /,SHORT—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICI 9— 8
U /,TOXICITY OF TEXTILE ‘ILL EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWATER AND ESTUARIN 58— 1
IN A NORTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARY /,TROPHIC RESOURCE UTILIZATION 8 45— 4
FLATFISH GENUS CITHARICHTHYS (BOTHIDAE) FROM THE WESTERN NORTH ATLANTI 1—12
FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 15—17, 1982 J,BIORATIONAL WORKSHOP, GULF BREEZE, 77— 6
‘I /,CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS OF FISHES IN AN UNPOLLUTED, RIV 45— 2
1972—1977 /,DISTRIBUTIUN, ABUNDANCE, FEEDING AND LUNG—TERM FL 42— 3
/,EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLIC TICNS OF MALATHION ON SALT—MARSH EN 12— 1
FISHERIES CENTER /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES STUDIED AT 1— 3
H /,ENERGY BUDGETS OF FCUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN 4— 3
/,FACTS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, GULF BREE 70— 9
RECORD OF TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIJ NAE (CRUSTACEA: MYSIDACEA) /,FIR 41—10
U COASTAL WATERS /,FIRST RECORD OF OPHIOPHRAGMUS MOORE! (ECHINOD 22— 3
/,FOiJD HABITS OF THE BAY ANCHOVY, AWCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACH 36— 2
FLA. MAR. RES. PUBL. NO. 31 /,INVENTORY OF THE ESTUARINE FA 30— 6
I ’ /,LARVAL TARPON, MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS, FROM PENSACOLA, 8— 1
(USA) ESTUARY /,LONG—TERM VARIATION OF ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES 33—11
U /,OCCURRENCE OF ESOX NIGER IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, 24—10
U /,POLYCHLORINATEO 8IPHENYL (A ROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIME 1— 8
U FISCAL YEAR 1969 /,PROGRESS REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF COMMERCIA 2— 5
/,SIGNIFICANCE OF DOT RESIDUES FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA 1—14
PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA RICA /,STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE F 26— 2
/,THREE NEW SPECIES OF MELITA (CRUSTACEA: AMPHIPODA), WITH NO 45— 3
ESTUARY /,TROPHIC RESOURCE UTILIZATION BY THREE SPECIES OF SCI 45— 4
u /,UTILIZAT!ON OF E IERGY 3Y PRIMARY PRODUCERS IN FOUR PONDS IN 16— 4
/,WATER JUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, PENSACOLA, 55— 2
FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES 19— 2
THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EFFECT OF BARITE ON MEIOFAUNA IN 4 39— 4
“ THROUGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES AND MACRUIN 32— 8
H THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPOSURE OF SE GRASS TO POLLUTANTS 76— 6
“ THROUGH TOXICITY TESTING SYSTEM FOR MOLLUSCAN LARVAE AS APPLIED T 56— 6
COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LAOEN WATER FOR AQUATIC BIOASSAYS /,G 13— 6
U THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE OR FOOD CHAIN SIOASSAYS /,PRECISION LIVE—F 17— 2
‘ THROUGH BIOASSAYS /,SALINITY CONTROLLER FOR 13— 3
‘ THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY 13— 1
U THROUGH SYSTEM /,UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION OF NAPHIHALENE BY THE OY 65— 1.
FLOWER GARDENS BANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO /,ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELAT 77—11
FLOWING SEA WATER OR A STATIC SYSTEM /,CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS 34— 4
SEAWATER EXPOSURE STUCIES /,DETERMINATIOW OF FENVALERATE IN 80— 4
WATER /,ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPS 34— .5
SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGIMICA) 17— 7
FLUCTUATIONS IN A SIMULATED SALT MARSH SYSTEM /,APPARATUS IC PRODUCE I 47— 8
U OF SPOT, LEICSTOPU$ XANTHURUS, AND CROAKER, MICROPOGONIAS 42— 3
FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (PROJEC 68— 3
u EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER /,ORILLI 68— 2
“ EFFECTS ON TELEOST AND ECHINODERM DEVELOPMENT /,ORILLING 60— 5
ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TELEOST AND AN ECHINODERM /,EFFECTS OF A 60— 6
“ ON SELECTED CORALS /,EFFECTS OF AN OFFSHORE DRILLING 57— 7
“ COMPONENTS IN TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS: A LITERATU 61— 6
“ HAZARD ASSESSMENT RESEARCH PROGRAM /,INDEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBL 83— 9
PROJECT /,PROGRESS REPORT: DRILLING 78— 4
Si RESEARCH ACTIVITIES /,SUMMARY OF EPA DRILLING 70— 5
FLUIDS ON ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ABSTRACT: POTENTIAL IMPACT OF DRIlL. 70— 4
ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFF 56— 8
TO MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATO 82— 9
ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL INFECTION OF THE REEF 85— 3
“ ON EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,€FFECTS OF DRILLING 77— 9
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FLUIDS ON EMBRYO OEVELOP 1ENT /,EFFECTS CF DRILLING 77— 8
“ ON THE BEHAVIOR OF THE JUVENILE REC HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WILB 64— 2
(MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC STATE OF THE C 79— 1
I , (MUDS) AND TURBIDITY ON THE METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPO 79— 2
ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBflTA THAT COLON 75— 6
1$ AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHR 67— 4
ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECT 82— 1
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATUR REVIEW (PROJECT SUMMAR 73— 9
i i IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE AND 8 10L 63— 7
AND FLUID COMPONENTS IN TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS: 61— 6
USED IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. Ph.D. DISSERTATION /,RESPONSES 57— 8
U RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSCRED BY THE GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RES 83— 2
U RESEARCH PROGRAN SPONSCRED BY THE GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RES 33— 1
ft ON THE GEORGES BANK ENVIRONMENT: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 2 /,STUDY 71— 3
FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ADENUSINE NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES AS MEAS 48— 2
FOOD EY JUVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN) /,EFFECTS OF 78— 9
‘ HABITS OF THE BAY ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICULA BAY, 36— 2
“ CUALITY OF AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS 68— 5
“ CHAIN TRANSFER /,KEPONE ACCUMULATION ANO 28— 2
“ CHAINS /,KEPONE BIOCONCENTRATION, ACCUMULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFE 22— 4
Il CHAIN /,METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA—D 42— 7
“ CHAIN CONTAMINATION WITH X:ENOBIOTIC CHEMICALS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL 48— 5
CHAIN BIOASSAYS /,PRECISION LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL C 17— 2
CHAIN SM PLES FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC SUBSTANCES USING NEGAT 53— 8
FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPHOLOGY, BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY 7— 8
FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA RICA /,STRUCTURE OF 26— 2
FORM, MORPHOGENESIS, AND HOST—CILIATE RELATIONSHIP OF LAGENOPHRYS CALL 3— 3
FRACTIONS OF AROCL3R 1254—TREATED MULLET (MUGIL CEPHALUS) /,8ENZOtA)PY 76— 2
OF LIQUID WASTES USING FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER ALGAE AND CR 81—12
OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE DEVELOPMEN 67— 4
OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD AND HEXAVALENT 67— 5
OF DRILLING FLUIDS CN DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS 82— 1
FREE AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUE OF 74— 4
“ AMINO ACID POOL OF ACROPCRA CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS 0 77— 4
‘ AMINO ACID POOL.S OF TWO NEREID PQLYCHAETES, NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND 62— 2
AND OCCLUDED VIRUS, SIMILAR TO SACULOVIRUS, IN HEPATOPANCREAS CF 9—10
“ AMINO ACID POOL /,RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTE 85— 4
FRY /,.AP.OCLOR 1254 IN EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERTILIZA 10—10
11 JUVENILES, AND ADULTS OF SHEE?SHEAD MINNOWS 
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GAIRONERI) /,HISTOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW 84— 2
EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR EXPERIMENTAL CARCINO 52— 8
GALVESTON, TX (ABSTRACTS) /,FIRST WORKSHOP 3M THE PATHOLOGY AND TOXICO 14—10
GAMBUSIA AFFINIS f,AVOIOANCE CF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, 5—10
GAMMA IRRADI T1ON ON THE JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA GIGAS. 27— 4
GAMMARIDEAN AMPHIPUDS N THE MICRO8IOTA OF ALLOCHTHONDUS DETRITUS /,EF 55— 1
GARDENS BANK, NORTHWEST GULF CF MEXICO /,ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF H 77—li
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS /,CHARACTERIZATION OF 8 46— 3
CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROM TRY SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,1 34—10
‘ CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR N—TRIFLUORACETYL DERIVATIVES /,DETERMINATI 16— 6
“ LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DE 41— 5
CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DETERMINATION Off TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHE 48— 6
WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS OF CHEM 44— 4
“ WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MIC 75— 6
“ CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECTROMETRY /,IOENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIA 43— 8
U CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS: MOISTUR 76— 3
GEMINATUS, HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS (PISCES, BLENNIIIDAE) AND GOBIOSOMA 80 69— 2
GENERATION PESTICIDES ON AN ESTUARINE MYSID /,OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AN 63— 9
U PESTICIDES AND CRAB DEVELOPMENT /,SECOND 40— 1
GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS /,SENSITIVITY TO PESTICIDES IN THREE 2— 1
GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,ACUTE TOXICITY 82— 9
GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE FISH EXPOSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCIN0G NS /,SI 54— 5
GENETICALLY ALTERED MICROBE /,BIODEGRAOATION IN THE ESTUARINE—MARINE E 82— 2
GENETICS /,ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABSTRACTS RELATED TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: 83— 4
GENUS POECILIOPSIS) /,INOUCTION OF HEPATIC TUMORS WITH 7,12—DINETHYLBE 75— 2
“ CITHARICHTHYS (BOTHID.AE) FROM THE WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC /,TWO N 1—12
GEORGES BANK ENVIRONMENT: PROGRESS REPORT NO. 2 /,STUOY OF THE IMPACT 71— 3
GIGAS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF X— AND GAMMA IRRADIATION ON THE JUVEN 27— 4
/,REGENERATION OF RADI TION—DAMAGED DIGESTIVE TISSUES IN JUVENI 36— 7
GILL TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,CHANGES IN THE FREE 74— 4
OF GRASS SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,HISTO 82— 7
GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLO 70— 2
“ OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. II. PREMOLT OUCTULE REF 70— 3
“ IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A DITHIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDE /,ULTRASTRU 78— 3
OF A MARINE SHRIMP EXPOSED TO CADMIUM /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY OF 23— 5
OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAE.MONETES PUGIO: OCCURRENCE OF TRANSITOR 40— 9
GLAND, MIDGUT, HEPATOPANCREAS, AND GILL OF GRASS SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPO 82— 7
I ’ MATURATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PA 70— 3
“ IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO: OCCURRENCE 40— 9
GLANDLESS COTTON.SEEDS AND REFINED CCTTONSEEO OIL TO RAINBOW TROUT (SAL 52— 7
GLANDS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,CILIARY STRUCTURES IN 61— 1
IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMQNETES PUGIO. I. COMPAR 70— 2
IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIC. II. PREMO 70— 3
HEPATOPANCREAS, AND MIDGUT OF GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO TWO DITH 78— 2
GLUCOSE METABCLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER (OSTREA EDULIS): AN IN 35— 6
METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER, OSTREA EDULIS /,EFFECT 64—10
GLUCURONSYL— AND SULFO— TRANSFER.ASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL 75— 8
GLYCEROL ANALYSIS /,QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE NUTRITIONAL STAT 71— 2
GMELIN) /,IMPACTS OF WATER CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE A 75— 4
/,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE— 79—12
/,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTA 57— 1
/,SE.ASONAt. EFFECTS OF CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON THE GROWTH 45— 1
GOBIIDAE) IN TWO SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES /,OYSTER SHELL SIZE AND THE 69— 2
f t /,SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY AND ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF PTERELEOTRIS HETE 24— 3
GOBIOSOMA BOSCI (PISCES, GOSIIOAE) IN TWO SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES /,0 69— 2
GONAD TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS /,BENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTR 73— 7
GONADOTROPIN TO INDUCE LABORATORY SPAWNING OF THE ATLANTIC CROAKER, MI 11— 4
GOODE AND BEAN), IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL AND LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN THE LA 85— 1
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GOOSE 3ARNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYM RUS FOR MARINE BIOASSAYS /,PRELIMINAR 43— 1
GOULD). I. INTERACTI3NS OF TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCURY ON LARVA 72—10
GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER /,USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIV 67— 6
GRADIENTS Y AQUATIC ORGANISMS /,AUTOMATED DEVICE (AGARS) FOR STUDYING 40— 6
GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE IOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRU 63— 8
GRAM—NIGATIVE 3ACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS /,SENSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYDROX 74— 1
GRANDIS IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING: ADVANTAGES AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS / 32— 5
GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES I, 11— 7
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,ACcuMULaTION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION A 71— 1
“ SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) /,AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY 7— 9
U SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES Pu ,iO: RELATION TO MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO 38— 7
“ ShRIMP, PALAEMONETES PIJGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE. M.S. 28— 9
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,CILIARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL 61— 1
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,CDMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACO 64— 5
SHRiMP (PA.LAEMONETES PIJGIO) IN THE LABORATORY /,CULTURE OF THE 36— 9
“ SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCE 78— 1
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGID /,EFFECT OF PREHATCH AND POSTHATCH EX 36— 2
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLORUPHENATE 29— 1
‘I SHRIMP, PM AEMONETES P0Gb /,EFFECTS OF 3ARITE AND USED DRILLING 47— 1
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES P0Gb: MOLT—RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITID 68— 6
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF TWO POLYCHL 21— 2
“ SHRIMP (PALAEMDNETES PUGIO HULTHUIS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICIT 36—10
“ SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,HISTOPATHOLUG 82— 7
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE /,INHIB 35— 4
SHRIMP, PALA tONETES PUGIO /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL 74— 5
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIC. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL 70— 2
SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. II. PRE, OLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REP 70— 3
“ SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SP.) LARVAE /,STATIC 8IOASSAY PROCEDURE 051 21— 3
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PIJG.IO, REARED FROM KEPONE CONTAMINATED AND 26— 3
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUG.iO /,SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACT 61— 2
I’ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCL 30— 4
“ SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUC IO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXI 30— .5
“ SHRIMP EXPOSED TO TWO DITHIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDES /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL 78— 2
“ SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A DITHIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AN 78— 3
11 SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,ULTR 31— 2
U SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES P0Gb: OCCURRENCE OF TRANSITORY CILIARY AXO 40— 9
“ SHRIMP (PALAEMUWETES PUGIO) IN A LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,USE 45— 7
GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC BIOAS 13— 6
GRAZING BY ESTUARINE GAMMARIOEAN AMPHIPODS ON THE MICROBIOTA OF ALLOCH 55— 1
H /,PERTUR3ATIONS IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUN 75— 7
FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS /,QUANTITATIVE DETERMI 71— 2
GREENING 1,COPPER AND ZINC IN ESTUARINE WATERS NEAR A COAL—FIRED ELECT 7—10
GROUND APPLICATIONS OF MALATHION ON SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENTS IN NORTHWE 12— 1
GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICIDES /,CELL DEATH AND INHI 81— 9
MORTALITY, AND REPi QDUCTICN /,COMPUTER SIMULATION OF EFFECTS 0 15— 5
AND DEVELOPMENT OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) 56— 7
U REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON FECUNDITY AND EGG VIABILITY OF 1 66— 4
OF ESTUARINE BACTERIA /,EFFECT OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL FORM 13—10
AND METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COM 79— 1
OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON PHOTOSYN 6— 3
AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE 3ACTERIA /,EFFECTS OF KEPO 72— 7
U REGULATOR OIMILIN (TH 6040) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUAR 30— 2
ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDENS BANK, NORTHWEST GULF OF MEXICO /,ENV 77—11
li CHARACTERISTICS OF REEF—BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO 69—10
U DYNAMICS AND REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF MYSIDOPSIS 8 73— 1
1 AND OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,MI EX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE: ACC 15— 4
It REGULATOR DIMILIN IN BRACKISH WATER: A LABOR.ATORY EVALUATION U 46—10
SURVIVAL AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VI 45— 1
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GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VI 45— 1
u REGULATORS UPON CRAB LARVAL BEHAVIOR /,SU3LETHAL EFFECTS OF INS 31—12
I I REGULATOR DIMILIN (DIFLUB NZURON) ON TH LARVAL CUTICLE /,IJLTRA 68— 4
GRUNION, LEURESTHES TENUIS ANC ATL \NTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIOIA (P 79— 4
GULF 1 ENHAOEN /,ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF TAGGED 20— 3
“ BREEZE, FLORI3A, SEPTEMBER 15—17, 1982 /,310RATIONAL WORKSHOP, 77— 6
CF MEXICO AND SOUTH ATLANTIC COASTS OF NORTH AMERICA /,OISEASES, 30— 7
“ AND SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC COASTS /,EFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN ESTUARIE 5— 6
“ OF MEXICO /,ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTAST 77—11
IS 8REEZ , FLORIDA /,FACTS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABURA.TO 70— 9
BREEZE LABORATORY PUBLICATIONS OEALING WITH PCB S: INDEX AND ABS 83— 6
BREEZE LABORATORY: TITLES AND ABSTRACTS: 1983/84 PUBLICATIONS 1 83— 7
KILLIFISH /,MIXED FUNCTICN OXIOASE INOUCISILITY AND POLYAROMATIC 42— 9
o OF MEXICO /,OCCURRENCE OF SNOOK ON THE NORTH SHORE OF THE 9— 7
“ BREEZE /,OVERVIEW OF SHORT—TERM TESTING AT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESE 35— 9
“ BREEZE, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1969 /,PROGRESS REPORT OF THE BUREAU 2— 5
° COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES /,PROTCZOAN SYMBIONTS AND RELATED 015 68— 8
° bREEZE LABORATORY /,pUBLICATIQNS: 42— 1
“ BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1984, AND THEIR AP 83— 2
° BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1984, AND THEIR AP 83— 1
° BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIO 42— 6
“ BREEZE /,IJNOERWATER SCIENTISTS AT 61—12
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HABITS OF THE BAY ANCHOVY, ANCHOA MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLOR 36— 2
HAEMIC NEOPLASNS OF AY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRE 79— 6
HAKE, UR0PHYCIS •CHUSS (WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL 8ASELIN 55— 6
ft UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WILBAUI4) II . EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEMSAVIORA 64— 2
HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTUARINE WATERS /,CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND 33— 3
° PRODUCTION FROM OXID.ATIVE BIOCIDES TN ESTUARINE WATERS 61—11
° PRODUCTION FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MARINE ALGAL BY—PRODUCT 47— 7
HALOGEN TOXICITY IN ESTUARINE WATER /,FLOW—THROUGH TOXICITY TESTING SY 56— 6
HALOGENATED ANILINES IN URINE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPH 54— 4
U ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLOOD SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISS 55— 8
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLAN 51—10
° HYDROCARBONS 52—10
ft HYDROCARBONS /,MICRO3IAL DEGRADATION OF 28— 8
° ORGANICS /,RIVULUS MARMORATUS: A UNIQUE FISH USEFUL IN CH 53— 6
HALOGENS IN SEA WATER /,CHEMISTRY OF 29—10
° IN SEAWATER /,C 1EMISTRY OF 17— 8
HAPLOSPORIDA) INFECTION IN MICROPHALLID METACERCARIAE /,PATHOLOGICAL £ 9—11
HARBOR SEDIMENTS /,ACCUMULATICN OF PCB, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS 80— 2
HARRISII (GOULO). I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCUR 72—10
° AND CALLINECTES SAPICUS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF SOLUB 67— 4
AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USE 67— 5
AND CALLINECTES SAPICUS /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRI 82— 1
AT VARIOUS CYCLIC TEMPERATURES /,EFFECTS OF THE JUVENILE HORM 23— 2
/,KEPONE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CALLINECTES SAPIOUS AND RH 38— 3
/,ONTOGENY OF PHOTOTAXIS BY LARVAE OF THE CRAB RHITHROPANOPEU 10— 5
“ EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (DIFLUBENZURO 68— 4
HAWAIIAN ZOANTHIDS WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES /,REVIEW OF 4— 4
HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES /,OISCUSSION SYNOPSIS: 40—10
H ASSESSMENT RESEARCH PROGRAM /,INDEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIO 83— 9
TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS /,KEPONE: 19— 3
° ASSESSMENT /,ON THE USE OF INDICES IN AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL 62—12
H ASSESSMENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS R 83— 2
ASSESSMENT /,RESULTS OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SP 83— 1
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SPILLS /,t ETHOOOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS 48— 3
HAZARDS FROM RADIOACTIVE PJLLUTIDN OF THE ESTUARY /,POTENTIAL 6— 2
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“ /,SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVI 60—10
HEALTH HAZARDS /,SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY 60—10
HEAT TRA 1SFER EFFICIENCY /,BICCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE 46— 2
HEMATOPOIETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COLD—BLOODED VERTEBRATES 52— 5
HEPATIC 5—9 FRACTIONS OF AROCLOR 1254—TREATED MULLET (MUGIL CEPHALUS) 76— 2
MICROSOMES FROM POLYCYLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC A 67— 1
SI ENZYMES AND TUMOR dISTOP THOLOGY OF BLACK 3ULLHEADS WITH PAP1L 66— 3
NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIR NERI) /,HISTOLOGICAL PR 84— 2
H TUMORS WITH 7,12—OIMETHY.LBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN TWO SPECIES OF V 75— 2
ENZYMES OF A TELEOST FISH TO TRANS—STILBENE OXIDE TREATMENT 1, 66— 2
HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY 3F GLANCLESS COTTONSEEDS AND REFINED COTTONSEED 52— 7
IIEPATOPANCREAS AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES 38— 7
OF THE BLUE CRAB, C4LLINECTES SAPIOUS /,CHARACTERISTICS 32— 1
It OF PENAEID SHRIMP /,EFFECTS OF DOT ON C TIONS IN THE 6— 1
It OF PINK SHRIMP /,FREE AND OCCLUDED VIRUS, SIMILAR TO BA 9—10
AND GILL OF GRASS SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO HEX VAL 82— 7
AND MIDGUT Off GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO TWO DITHIOCAR8AM 78— 2
HEPATOPANCREATIC ENZYMES IN THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFEC 32— 2
HEPTACHLOR /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 7
ON HEXAOECANE UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGI /,EFFECT OF. 20— 9
AND TOXAPHENE ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS ANO FRY OF THE S 32— 4
TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 20— 5
“ UPTAKE, DEPURATION, RETENTION, AND METABOLISM BY SPOT, LE 20— 6
HERBICIDE UN THE BIOTA AND ENERGY BUDGET OF A COASTAL POND ECOSYSTEM / 2— 6
TOXICITY IN MANGROVES 21— 1
H TRIFLURALIN /,HISTOPATHOLOGY AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE PITUITAR 82— 3
TRIFLU ALIN /,VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO T 40— 2
HERBICIDES /,DEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN MARINE ALGAE BY UREA 4— 5
‘ I OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES OF MARINE PHYTO 7—11
ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE 1, 6— 3
ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZUPHORA MANGLE 1. /,EF•FECT 8— 2
ON MARINE ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF 2— 7
AND POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN ESTUARIES /,INSECTICIOES, 6— 4
HERMAPHRODITIC MARINE FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN CARCINOGENICITY TES 84— 4
HERMATYPIC CORAL (MONTASTREA ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER CARD 77—11
II CORAL MADRACIS ;DECACTIS EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WI 53— 7
CORAL MADRACIS OECACTIS EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WI 62— 3
HETEROCLITUS AND MENIDIA MENICIA TO CADMIUM /,COMPARATIvE SENSITIVITY 25— 7
U /,EFFECT OF THERMAL STRESS AND TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATIO 34— 1
HETEROPTERUS (PISCES: GOBIIDAE) /,SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY AND ZOOGEOGRAP 24— 3
HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA, NOCARCIA ATLANTICA AND PSEUDOMONAS SP.: A NOT 53— 4
HEXACHLOROBENZENE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS 15—10
HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 8
HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50— 9
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50—10
HEXADECANE UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGI /,EFFECT OF HEPTACHLOR ON 20— 9
HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,CUTICULAR LESIONS INOUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSE 78— 1
I’ CHROMIUM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CRABS, RHITHROPANOPEUS H 67— 4
CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS, RHITH 67— 5
CHROMIUM /,HISTOPATHOLOGICAL AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN 82— 7
HIGH RESOLUTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS /,CHARA 46— 3
it PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTO 54— 4
PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DETERMIN4TION OF PENTACHLUROPHEN 41— 5
‘I PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED 66— 9
U PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,SEPARATION OF THE ISOMERIC PH 61— 4
HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA 10— 1
It PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO 84— 2
U CONSEQUENCES IN FISH /,KEPONE—INOUCED SCOLIOSIS AND ITS 23— 7
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HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE ANTENNAL GLANDS, HEP 78— 2
“ STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES LEAOING TO BLACK GILLS IN G 78— 3
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION /,HAEMIC NEOPLASMS OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTIL 79— 6
U AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE ANTENNAL GLAND, M 82— 7
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED CHEMICALS ON THE L 14— 4
EVALUATION CF DITHIOCARBAMATE TOXICITY TO THE GRASS 74— 5
HISTOPATHOLOGY OF BLACK BULLHEAOS WITH PAPILLOMAS /,HEPATIC ENZYMES AN 66— 3
U AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE PITUITARY OF A TELEOST EXPOSED T 82— 3
U OF FOUR SPONTANEOUS NEOPLASMS IN THREE SPECIES OF SALMO 79— 3
HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS TO CHLORINATION / 25— 6
HOLDING TANKS /,DEVICE TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURR 30— 8
HOLTHUIS) /,!NTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEM 36—10
HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,BEHAVIOR .ANO SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING LARVAL SE 67— 7
AMERIC4NUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES /,EFFECTS 67— 2
AMERICANUS /,INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE PRIMARY CHEMOSE 60— 9
11 AMERICANUS: TASTE SPECIALIST /,NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMURECI-PTOR 69— 8
HORMONE MIMIC ZR—512 (ALTUZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUD—CRAB R 23— 2
HOST—COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PALAEMONIO SHRIMP (PONTONIA DOME 60— 4
CILIATE RELATIONSHIP OF LAGEN3PHRYS CALLINECTES (CILIATEA: PERIl 3— 3
HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS. II. ACCUMULATION FROM DIETARY SOURCES /,PC8 79—10
RIVER STRIP O BASS, MORUNE SAXATILIS. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,PHA 79— 9
HUMAN CONSUMPTION /,CONTAMINANT BIOASSAYS: CONTAMINATION OF MARINE RE 10— 2
“ URINE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY /,OETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF 48— 6
URINE BY COMBINED HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SP 66— 9
“ EXPOSURE TO CHLOPOBENZILATE /,OEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DET 67— 9
SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AN 47— 4
U SPECIES—AQUATIC ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND T 60— 2
U SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AN 47— 4
SERUM PROT INS /,IN VIVO BINDING OF P,P—DOE TO 7—13
SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,INDEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, 83— 8
URINE BY LC WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,METHOD FOR THE CO 62—10
“ URINE /,NINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: RECENT 46— 6
“ AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION WITH XENOBIOTIC CHEMICALS /,NEGATIV 48— 5
‘ AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPLES FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC SUBSTANCES U 53— 8
HURON /,MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, LAKE 28— 3
HYDROCARBON METABOLISM IN THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH 42— 9
I’ UTILIZING YEAST /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION 0 15— 7
HYDROCARBONS TO MUTAGENS BY THE MARINE CILIATE PARAURONEMA ACUTUM /,AC 62— 9
H /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC 51— 5
IN LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN / 3— 4
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,CHLORINATED 3—12
H /,CDMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHRDMIU 77— 3
IN SOFTSHELL CLAt S FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRA 79— 7
IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON, USA /,CONCEN 79— 8
I I BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN INTERIM REPORT 23 0 30— 8
AND AROMATIC AMINES /,DIFFERENTIAL ABILITY OF AMBYSTOMA T 67— 1
H /,HALOGENATED 52—10
BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECTROMETRY /,IOENTIFICATIUN 43— 8
/,MICROBIAL DEGRADATION CF HALOGENATED 28— 8
U /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYN 70— 1
h1 AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS lN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS 73— 5
AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS 73— 6
IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS IN SAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM 63— 6
H DUE TO SLASH BURNING ON CLEAR—CUT SITES /,PYROLYTIC DEPOS 80—10
BY FUNGI /,SOME APPROACHES TO STUDIES ON THE DEGRADATION 39— 6
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,SYMPOSIUM ON CARCINOGENIC P01 74— 8
ii BY YEAST /,UPTAKE OF AROMATIC AND BRANCHED CHAIN 47— 9
HYOROLASE /,INOIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXIOE 66— 1
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HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID A, FOR GRA —NE&ATIVE 74— 1
HYDROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND BACILLUS MEGATERIUM / 78— 8
HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY AND THE DETCTION OF CARCINOGENS /,BIPHENYL 69— 1
HYGROSCOPICITY, AND EVAPORATION /,SIMPLE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD FO 76— 3
HYPERPARASITES, AND COMMENSALS Of DECAPOD CRIJSTACEA /,ANNOTATED LIST 0 4— 2
HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS (PISCES, BLENNIIOAE) A 69— 2
HYPOCHLOROUS ACID IN SEAWATER /,APPARENT IONIZATION CONSTANT OF 20—10
HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS (PISCES, BLENNIIOAE) AND GOBIOSOMA BOSCI (PISCES 69— 2
I
ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND JUVENILE SPOT (LEIOSTOMU$ XANTH 64— 9
ICTALURUS NEBULOSIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF AFIATOXIN ON THE 8ROWN 77— 1
MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A CHLORINATED SEWAGE POND /,PA 61— 7
IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC METHYLATED DERIVATIVES 43— 8
IMMUNOSIOLOGICAL APPROACH /,OETERMINATION OF THE SITES(S) OF ACTION OF 33— 8
IMPACT OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ABSTRACT: POTEN 70— 4
OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WElL 73— 3
OF SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETL 73— 2
OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,ECOLOG 19— 5
OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND 8IDLOGICAL AQUATTC WEED CONTROL /,EC 80— 7
OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND 3IOLJGICAL AQUATIC WEED CONTROL: PR 80— 6
OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND ITS PRODUCTS ——A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIC 30— 3
OF AQUATIC PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATI 75— 5
OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS 19— 8
OF MAN ON THE COASTAL ENVIR NMENT 70— 7
OF MICROBIAL SEED CULTURES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT 7— 3
OF PESTICIDES ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT 32— 6
OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS. FINAL R 11— 2
OF THE USE OF MICROOR4ANISMS ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT 13— 8
ON AND RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSE 81— 5
ON THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT ,,?ESTICIDES: THEIR 43— 6
OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,REVIEW OF TM 18— 5
OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: UPO’ATE 1977 31— 1
OF DISCHARGED DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE GEORGES BANK ENVIRONMENT: 71— 3
IMPACTS OF OIL SPILL AND CLEAN—UP ON THE EUROPEAN COAST: AMOCO CAOIZ 40— 8
OF WATER CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN DY 75— 4
OF SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES OF BENTHIC ESTUARINE 0 52— 3
OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,RESU 67— 3
IMPAIRMENT OF ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN PALAEMONETES PUGIO BY EXPOSURE 24— 8
IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 103 OF PUBLIC LAW 92—532 (MARINE PRO 24— 6
IMPLICATIONS /,CORAL REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A R 7— 8
OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT 10— 4
IMPORTANCE AND EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A SRI 10— 3
OF MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPURA CERV 84— 3
IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGEN 25— 8
INCREASE BACULOVIRUS PREVALENCE IN SHRIMP Y CHEMICAL EXPOSURE /,ATTEM 18— 3
INDEX TO PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH PCP OR CRESOTE /,ABSTRACTS AND 83— 3
‘ OF OYSTERS /,DETERMINATION AND USE OF CONDITION 72— 5
II AND ABSTRACTS /,GULF BREEZE LAaORAT0RY PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH 83— 6
“ AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, THE EPA—Nd PROJECT: EFFECTS OF 83— 8
“ AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS: THE EPA DRILLING FLUID HAZARD AS 83— 9
INDICATING BICMASS AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL ASSEMBLIES I 78— 6
INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT /,AMERICAN OYSTER 40— 4
/,PERSISTENCE OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN IN BRAC 46—10
U ORGANISMS /,TEST, MONITORING AND 5— 2
INDICATORS OF 8IOACTIVITY OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS 76— 4
OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES /,AQUATIC ANIMALS AS 68— 7
OF POLLUTION EFFECTS /,BIOASSAYS AS 18— 2
AND INDICES OF ESTU RINE DVERENRICHMENT 62—11
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OF POLLUTION /,MICROCOSMS AS BIOLOGICAL 37— 5
I I OF ECOSYSTEM STRESS /,MICROCOSMS AS 58— 5
INDICES OF ESTUARINE OVERENRICHMENT /,IN3ICATORS AND 62—11
IN AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD ASSESSMENT /,ON THE USE OF 62—12
INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION WITH DIGESTED LEAD PERIODATE /,DETERMINATIO 57— 6
U ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTR0METRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXIDE HYDROLASE 66— 1
INDIVIDUAL WEIGHT /,PREOATOR—FREY AND COMPETITION MODELS WITH STATE VA 11— 1
INDIVIDUALS, AND AVERAGE INDIVIDUAL WEIGHT /,PREDATOR—PREV AND COMPETI 11— 1
INDUCE LABORATORY SPAWNING OF THE ATLANTIC CROAKER, MICROPOGON UNOULAT 11— 4
INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,CUTICULAR LES 78— 1
SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FISH /,KEPONE— 23— 7
BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS, CHEMOTH 73— 4
U BP.OMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER /,SUNLIGHT— 25— 4
BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPtIENATE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES 31- 2
INDUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM IN THE MULLET, SE 42— 9
INDUCTION OF HEPATIC TUMORS WITH 7,12—DIMETHYLBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN TWO 75— 2
INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,ALG#E AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF BIOACTIVITY 76— 4
AND ENERGY PROCESS EFFLUENTS /,ALGAL BIOASSAYS OF 76— 7
MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 15 /,OEVELOPMENTS IN 11— 5
WASTES ON ESTUARINE ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND FISHES 76— 5
I’ YEASTS FOR PATHOGENICITY /,EVALUATION OF 41—11
U WASTES /,MARINE ALGAL BIOASSAY METHOD: RESULTS WITH PESTIC 57— 9
WASTES /,PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS W 12— 2
INEXPENSIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING INTEGRATED LIGHT ENERGY /,SIMPLE AND 81— 1
INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECT OF 85- 3
ii IN MICROPHALLID METACERCARIAE /,PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF UROS 9—11
INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE AND MARINE SHRIMP /,ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE 14— 5
INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENESIS CF INSECT VIRUS IN A NONTARGET ESTUARINE 82— 4
INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE PRIMARY CHEMOSENSORY NEURONS IN WALK 60— 9
OF PESTICIDES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS 3— 1
INFLUENCED BY SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE /,INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN E 73— 1
INFLUENCES OF SELECTED TIDAL—ACTIVITY—OEPENDENT PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE 47- 5
INFLUENCING TH DISTRIBUTION CF THE SNAIL NERITINA RECLIVATA /,SOME FA 54— 3
INGESTION OF KEPONE—CONTAMINATED FOOD BY JUVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINEC 78— 9
INHIBITING PESTICIDES: CHEMISTRY, MODE OF ACTION, AND EFFECTS ON FISH 5— 7
INHIBITION IN FISH AS A DIAGNOSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POISONING BY MALATH 14— 2
IN A MARINE TELEUST DURING LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURES 1 14— 1
O OF POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICI 81— 9
U STUDIES /,CHARACTEPIZATIOrI OF FISH 3RAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERA 3— 2
IN, THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS /,DIAZINON 41— 8
OF LIMB REGENERATION /,EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOCARBAMATES ON 1 68— 6
ASSAY /,FISH BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTE•RASE 18— 1
OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS DU 56—10
OF ESTUARItJE MICROCRGANISMS BY POLYCHLORINATED BIPI4ENYLS 13— 7
“ OF LIM5 REGENERATICN IN IslE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGI 35— 4
RELATED TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS /,ORGANOPHOSPHATE PE 5— 8
INHIBITOR, ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH 56— 1
U ATRAZINE, ON SALT MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE, IN CULTURE, MICROECOS 55—10
INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF AMBUSH, BOLERO, BUX, OURSBAN, FENT 59— 6
INNERVATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PAL.AEMO 70— 2
INOCULUM, AND CHEMICAL STRUCTURE /,ADAPTATION OF NATURAL MICROBIAL COM 80— 9
INORGANIC NITROGEN ON THE RATE OF AMMONIUM OXIDATION BY NITRIFIERS ISO 53— 3
INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON FECUNDITY AND EGG VI4BILI 66— 4
GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO 30— 2
GRCWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN IN BRACKISH WATER: A LABORATORY EVALU 46—10
VIRUS IN A NONTARGET ESTU.aRINE SHRIMP /,SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE P 82— 4
It GROWTH REGULATORS UPON CRAB LARVAL BEHAVIOR /,SUBLETHAL EFFECTS 31—12
U GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (DIFLUBENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE 68— 4
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INSECTICIDE PERSISTENCE IN NATUR: L SEAWATER AS AFFECTED BY SALINITY, T 37 2
INSECTICIDES, HERBICIDES, AND POLYCHLORINATEO 3IPHENYLS IN ESTUARIES 6— 4
INSECTS /,VIRAL DISEASES OF INVERTEBRATES OTHER THAN 59—10
INSHORE SEAWATER /,TOXICITY OF COPPER TO THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN U 5— 9
INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED CONTROL /,ECOLCGICAL I 80— 7
U CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AQUATIC WEED CONTROL: PROJECT SUMM 80— 6
LIGHT ENERGY /,SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOO FOR MEASURING 81— 1
INTERACTION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECT OF MIREX 0 20—12
BETWEEN AN AMMONIUM—OXIDIZER, NITROSOMONAS SP., AND TWO HE 53— 4
OF A U4TIC ECCSYS1EM COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINATION: AN DyE 77—10
OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS AND VIRUS IN A CRUSTACEAN: A NOVEL 23— 6
IN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH ECOSYSTEMS——EFFECT ANO DEGRADATIC 13— 9
INTERACTIONS IN A SIMULATED ACUATIC MICROENVIRUNMENTAL SYSTEM /,CHITIN 64— 3
U BETWEEN NATURAL PATHOGENS AND POLLUTANTS IN AQUATIC ANIMA 9—12
OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (PCB) WITH ESTUARINE NICROORG 23— 3
OF TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCURY ON LARVAL OEVELOPME 72—10
WITH PESTICIDES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE SLICKS /,MICRO8IAL 22— 2
INTERACTONS BETWEEN POLLUTANTS AND MICROORGANISMS /,USE OF MICROCOSMS 85— 6
INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARl 38— 5
INTERFACE OF LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN /,ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER 42— 8
INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 1982 /,OEGRAOATION OF J 80— 8
II REPORT /,RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND DRINK 55— 9
INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON OF CHRONIC TOXICITY TESTING USING THE ESTUA 72—11
H COMPARISON OF THE EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING 83—10
COMPARISON—BICCONCENTRATION TESTS USING THE EASTERN OY 65— 3
INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, A O THE AMINO ACID TAIJRINE /,THIN—LAYER SE 56— 5
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BICLUGY AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVES, VOLS. 16— 5
h1 SYMPOSIUM ON MARINE POLLUTION RESEARCH /,PROCEEDINGS OF 19— 7
INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY META3OLISM, GROWTH DYNAMICS AND REPR 73— 1
INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES /,CO PARATIVE METABOLISM OF PARATHION BY 41— 7
ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES AND EMBRYO SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFOR 79— 4
INVENTORY /,ESTUARINE FAUNAL 1— 4
OF THE ESTUARINE FAUNA IN THE VICINITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA 30— 6
INVERTEBRATES /,COMPARATIVE META OLI5M OF PARATHION BY INTERTIDAL 41— 7
AND COLD—BL000EG VERTEBRATES /,HEMATOPOIETIC NEOPLASMS I 52— 5
AND FISH /,INITIAL TOXICOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF AMBUSH, 59— 6
U OTHER THAN INSECTS /,VIRAL DISEASES OF 59—10
INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENT 65— 4
OF THE CHEMISTRY AND TOXICITY OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS 59— 7
INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT 3OXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM? /,BENTHOS 70—11
OF THE TOXICITY OF PENTACHLORUPHENOL TO CRUSTACEANS /,P 44— 2
INVOLVING CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMA 72— 2
CARCINOGENESIS, TERATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENESIS /,USEFUINESS 0 72— 1
ION MCNITORING /,DETERMINATION OF UNDERIVATIZED CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN 66— 9
“ EXCHANGE RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION /,DETERMINATION OF VANADIUM IN A 62— 5
n EXCHANGE TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING AMMONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF 65— 2
IONIZATION CONSTANT OF HYPDCHLOROUS ACID IN SEAWATER /,APPARENT 20—10
MASS SPECTROMETRY /,MICROMETHODS FOR TOXIC RESIDUE SCREENIN 54— 1
STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINATION WITH XENOBIOT 48— 5
U STUDIES OF POLYCHLCRINATEO DIBENZO—P—DIOXINS, DIBENZOFURANS 62— 4
11 MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /,NE 70— 1
ft MASS SPECTROMETRY /,PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN THE ENVIRONMENT. 53— 9
ft MASS SPECTROMETRY /,SCREENING OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPL 53— 8
IONTHAS (PISCES, BLENNIIDAE) AND GOBIOSOMA BOSCI (PISCES, GOSIIDAE) IN 69— 2
IRON, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, t’ ATER, AND POLYCHAETOUS WORMS /,BIOGEOCHE 1— 7
IRRADIANS /,EFFECTS OF WHOLE DRILLING MUD AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON 1 61— 9
IRRADIATION ON THE JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA GIGAS. M.S. T 27— 4
ISOLATED FROM WETLAND NVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, PH, SALIN 53— 3
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ISOLATED FROM CONTINUOUS CULTURE ENRICHMENTS /,PHE JYLACETIC ACID METAB 42— 5
ISOLATION OF ATYPICAL CANDIDA AL ICANS FROM THE NCRTH SEA 23—10
ISOMERIC METrIYLATED DERIVATIVES OF OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC 43— 3
‘I PHENOLS OF SENZO(A)PYRENE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATO 61— 4
ISOPOD LIGIA EXOTICA (CRUSTACEA: ONISCOIDEA) /,ORIENTATION AND SOCIAL 31—11
ISSUE (STATEMENT) /,EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RELATED TO THE OUMPI 55— 5
IXTOX I OIL EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE 6ENTHOS /,WEATHERED 71—10
J
JELLYFISH /,BLUE CRAB PREDATION ON 31— 9
JET FUEL HYDROCARBONS BY AQUATIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: AN INTERIM RE 80— 8
JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAV 55— 6
RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WILBAUM) II. EFFECTS ON ESTA3LISHM 64— 2
BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIOUS RATHBUN) /,EFFECTS OF INGESTI 78— 9
H HORMONE MIMIC ZR—512 (ALTOZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE M 23— 2
PACIFIC OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA GIGAS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF 27— 4
AND ADULT SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,KEPON 25— 2
H PACIFIC OYSTERS (CRASSOSTRE.A GIGAS) /,REGENERATION OF RADIATI 36— 7
SPOT (LEIOSTOcIIJS XANTHURIJS) /,TOXICITY OF BROr4A.TE TO STRIPED 64— 9
H SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANT+4URUS /,TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO 25— 5
II BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHAD 64— 7
ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS) /,TOXIC!TY OF OZONATE 64— 7
JUVENILES, AND ADULTS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) 1, 15— 2
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KEPONE TO FOUR ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,ACUTE TOXICITY OF 26—10
BY DIRECT ADDITION OF XAO—2 RESIN TO WATER /,OETERMINATION OF 0 52— 4
CONTAMINATED FOOD BY JUVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS R 78— 9
ON ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF 28— 7
ON GROWTH AND RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE BACTERIA /,EFFEC 72— 7
ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF 24—11
ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNCW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST 71— 5
H IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS /,FATE AND DEGRADATION OF 14C— .32— 3
ACCUMULATION AND FOOD CHAIN TRANSFER 28— 2
BIOCONCENTRATION, ACCU? ULATION, LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTU 22— 4
CONTAMINATION OF THE JAMES RIVER ESTUARY 53— 1
U EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CALLINECTES SAPIDUS AND RHITHROPANOPE 38— 3
EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE—CRAB 46— 4
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS —A 31— 4
MITIGATION FEASIBILITY PROJECT /,KEPONE IN THE MARINE ENVIRONME 31— 4
INDUCED SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FISH 23— 7
CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EMBRYO, FRY, JUVENILE, AND ADULT SHEEPSHEA 25— 2
U HAZARD TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS 19— 3
TOXICITY AND BIOACCU ULATION IN BLUE CRABS 44— 8
IN JAMES RIVER SEDIMENTS /,MAN—MADE RADIONUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID 60— 8
AND OTHER MATERIALS /,MODELS FOR PREDICTING BIOACCUMULATION AND 59— 2
‘I DISTRIBUTION IN THE JAMES RIVER /,PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF 34— 7
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS OF 24— 7
IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS: ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL 33— 4
/,SCIENTIFIC LESSONS TAUGHT BY 71— 9
CONTAMINATED ANO UNCONTAMINATED POPULATIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY / 26— 3
H ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,TEST OF A MODEL FO 38— 1
I I IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF 27— 8
KEY IC ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS /,SPEP.M DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANC 60—10
KILLIFISH /,MIXED FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCISILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDRO 42— 9
KINETIC. PH.D. DISSERTATION I,EFFECT S OF CHEMICAL PERTURBATION BY NAP 35— 6
KINETICS OF PESTICIDES 1—11
I
LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES /,ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN GRASS 11— 7
PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHI 82— 9
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LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO 01—N—BUT 81— 4
/,AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON COMPOSITION OF DEVELOPING ESTUAR 10— 9
/,ASSURING THE QUALITY OF DATA IN THE PESTICIDE RESIDUE 48— 7
DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES FOP. TOXICANT—EXPOSU 31— 7
/,CULTURE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGID) IN THE 36— 9
H REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF SHE€PSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VA 11— 9
DEVELOPED ESTUARINE 8ENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CHLORP 75—10
DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF FENVA 65—10
REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF THE SHEEP.SHEAD MINNOW /,EFFECTS 0 32— 4
U DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF PENTAC 65—11
GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA /,FACTS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEA TO— 9
11 AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIOUS) TO 33— 9
U PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH PCBS INDEX AND ABSTRACTS /,GUL 83— 6
TITLES AND ABSTRACTS: 1983/84 PUBLIC.ATIONS IN PRESS AND 83— 7
BIOASSAYS 2— 2
U CULTURE OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) 32— 7
II EVALUATION OF MARINE FISHES AS CARCINOGEN ASSAY SUBJECTS 60— 1
U MICROCOSMS FOR USE IN DETERMINING POLLUTANT STRESS 31— 4
SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE FISH, THE SIIVERSIDE MENlO 19— 9
TEST FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPING COMM 52— 3
11 /,LONG—TERtI EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL A 73—10
H GULF 3REEZE /,OVERVIEW OF SHORT—TERM TESTING AT THE ENVIRON 35— 9
EVALUATION USING LARVAE OF AN ESTUARINE CRAB AS INDICATOR / 46—10
I I /,PUBLICATIONS: GULF BREEZE 42— 1
U 1976—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO HAZARD ASSESSMENT (PRO 83— 2
H 1976—1984, AND THEIR APPLICATION TO HAZARD ASSESSMENT /,RE 83— 1
/,SPAWNING OF THE TIDEWATER SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA PENINSULAE 85— 1
U ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY /,STATEMENT OF LEONARD MAN 42— 6
SPAWNING OF THE ATLANTIC CROAKER, MICROPOGON UNOULATUS, WIT 11— 4
LACTIC ACID, AND THE AMINO ACID TAURINE /,‘THIN—LAYER SEPARATION OF CIT 56— 5
LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC 8IOASSAYS /,GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PES 13— 6
LAGENOPHRYS CALLINECTES (CILIATEA: PERITRICHIDA). PH.D. DISSERTATION 3— 3
CALLINECTES (CILICPHORA: PERITRICHIDA) /,ULTRASTRUCTU.RAL 7— 6
LAG000N RHOMBOIDES (LINNAEUS) /,NOTES ON THE EMBRYONIC PERIOD OF THE P 26— 7
LAKE ONTARIO /,CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA ADAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CON 42— 4
OREGON /,EVALU TION OF STOCKING CUTTHROAT TROUT, SALMO CLARKI, 1 3— 6
“ HURON /,MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, 28— 3
H PONTCHARTRAIN /,ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER INTERFACE OF 42— 8
LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY iO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF TOXICANTS ON THE FEEDING BE 44— 6
LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE TELEOSTS, FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS AND 25— 7
OF THE STONE CRAB MENIPPE MERCENARIA, AND THE BLUE CRAB, CALLIN 39— 9
/,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON DECAPUD CRUSTACEANS AND MU 44— 5
OF RHITHROPANOPEUS MARRISII (GOULD). I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERA 72—10
AS APPLIED TO HALOGEN TOXICITY IN ESTUARINE WATER /,FLOW—THROUG 56— 6
OF THE CRAB RHITHROPANCPEUS HARRISII /,ONTOGENY OF PHOTOTAXIS 8 10— 5
*1 OF AN ESTUARINE CRAB AS INDICATOR /,PERSISTENCE OF THE INSECT G 46—10
OF THE EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) (UNPUBLISHED REPO 59— 5
/,$TATIC BIOASSAY PROCEDURE USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SP 21— 3
LARVAL SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,BEHAVIOR AND SUBST 67— 1
11 GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECT OF PREHATCH AND POSTH 34— 2
H DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS CF MERCURY ON DEVELOPING LARVAE OF RH.ITHR 72—10
DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAE AND BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHIOR 17— 3
U DEVELOPMENT OF TWO CRABS /,EFFECTS OF MIPEX ON THE 5— 1
DEVELOPMENT OF BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON THE 13— 4
U DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS, RHITHROPANQPEUS HARRISII AND CALLINECTES 67— .5
H DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUARINE CRABS /,EFFECTS OF THE INSECT GROW 30— 2
f t DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRI.SII AT VARIOUS 23— 2
DEVELOPMENT OF MUD—CRAB AND BLUE—CRAB /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON 46— 4
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LARVAL TZRPON, MEGALDPS ATLANTICUS, FRDM PENSACOLA, FLORIDA 8— 1
‘I CULTURE OR FOOD CHAIN BIOASSAYS /,P ECISION LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLU 17— 2
H STAGES OF THE GOOSE 8 RNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYMERUS FOR MARINE 8 43— 1
FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FOLLOWING S 15— 8
ft BEHAVIOR /,SU LETHAL EFFECTS OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS UPON C 31—12
H STAGES, AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP, PAIAEMONETES PU 26— 3
CUTICLE /,ULTRASTRUCTU A I STUDY OF THE EXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUA 68— 4
LARVIN, AND PYDRIN: STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SELECTED ESTUARIN 59— 6
LAYER SEPARATION OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND 56— 5
LC5OS FOR BINARY RESPONSES OBTAINED FROM TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS I, 64— 1
“ WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,METHOD FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF C 62—10
LEACHED MIREX ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,EFFEC 20—11
MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF 16— 3
LEAD PERIODATE /,DETERMINATION OF 1,2—31015 BY INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPT 57— 6
‘I CADMIUM, AND MERCURY /,RESISTANCE OF RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MA 45— 8
LEADING TO BLACK GILLS IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO A OITHIOCAR8AMATE SI 78— 3
LEGS CF THE LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS 0 60— 9
OF THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICANUS TASTE SPECIALIST /,NARROW—SPE 69— 8
LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, AND CROAKER, MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS, IN APALACH 42— 3
H XANTHURUS /,H€PIACHLOR: UPTAKE, DEPURATIUN, RETENTION, AND 20— 6
XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FOLLOWING SUBLETHAL CAOM 15— 8
“ XANTHURtJS) /,TOXICITY OF BROMATE TO STRIPED BASS ICHTHYOPLA 64— 9
XANTHURUS /,TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE SPOT, 25— 5
H XANTHURUS, EXPCSEO TO CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS /,TOXICOLO 54—10
LEONARD MANGIARACINA, DIRECTOR, CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM, ENVIRONMENTAL 42— 6
LEONEREIS CULVERI /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE ON THE FREE AMINO ACID 62— 2
LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLYCHLORINATEO IPHENYLS (AROCLOR 1 39— 3
LEPTOPHOS TO SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATIO 44— 7
LESIONS INDUCED IN GRASS SHRIMP EXPOSED TO HEX VALENT CHROMIUM /,CUTIC 78— 1
IN AQUATIC ANIMALS INDUCED BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO ENVIRONM 73— 4
IN GILLS OF A MARINE SHRIMP EXPOSED TO CADMIUM /,ULTRASTRUCTUR 23— 5
LESLIE MATRIX MODELS FOR FISHERIES STUDIES /,365: 10—12
LESSONS TAUGHT BY KEPCNE /,SCIENTIFIC 71— 9
LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURES TO 1,2— ISROMO—2,2—OICHLOROETHY1 DIMETH 14— 1
AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED 0 79—12
LETHALITY IN COHO SALMON /,TOBRAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND 56— 9
LEURESTHES TENUIS AND ATLANTIC SILVERSIOE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES: AR 79— 4
LEVEL POLLUTANTS /,MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSM 23—11
“ OF BRAIN ACHE INHIBITION RELATED TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS 5— 8
“ AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE: AN INTERIM REPORT /,RELATIONSHIP BET 55— 9
LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, HEPATOPANCREAS AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE OF THE 38— 7
IN BAY MUSSELS /,EFFECTS OF OEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE M 72— 3
CF PERTURBATIONS /,F000 QUALITY OF AUFWtJCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL SIR 68— 5
IN A POPULATION OF MYTILUS EDULIS FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON. PH 62— 7
LIBRARY SYSTEMS /,COMPUTERIZEO 84— 5
SYSTEM USERS MANUAL 84— 8
LIFE STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,CQMPARISON 74— 9
II STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT CHE 66— 7
“ STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIOIA PENINSULA 78—10
“ STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNOULUS HETEROCLITUS /,EFFECT OF THERMAL 34— 1
“ CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,€FFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW 71— 5
•‘ STAGE TOXICITY TESTS /,EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHRUIDS AC 22 78—11
“ CYCLE OF A SALTWATER FISH, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS /,ENORIN: EFFEC 25— 3
“ CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING WA 34— 5
“ CYCLE BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) / 15— 1
U CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO HOLTHU 36—10
U (SUMMARY) /,ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS——MARINE 14— 8
SI STAGE TOXICITY TEST USING THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIE 83—10
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LIFE CYCLE OF MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA AS INFLUENC D BY SUBLETHAL ENORIN EXPOS 73— 1
“ CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHE PSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGAT 32— .5
“ CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT /,MY 25— 9
‘I HISTCRY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS TO CHLORINAT 25— 6
“ CYCLE) 3IOASSAYS /,SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS): AN 15—12
“ CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS /,SUITABILITY OF SMEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRINO 25— 1
“ STAGES OF SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TOXICITY OF PENTACHLOROPHE 28— 6
“ CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,USE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO 45— 7
LIGHT ON BIGMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ESIUARINE DETRITAL MICROBI 59— 4
“ WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD AND HEXAV LENT CHROMIUM ON THE CO 67— 5
“ ENERGY /,SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING INTEGRATED 81— 1
LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY I,SPAWNING OF THE TIDEW.ATER SILVE 85— 1
LIGIA EXOTICA (CRIJSTAC5A: CNISCOIOEA) I,QRIENTATION AND SOCIAL BEHAVI 31—11
LIGNO5ULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUAR 36— 4
1 TYPE MUO ANO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL 67— 5
U /,SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL 53— 7
H FINAL REPORT /,SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE H 62— 3
LIMB REGENERATION /,EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOC R8AMATES ON THE GRASS SHRIM 68— 6
I’ REGENERATION IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, BY SODIUM P 35— 4
LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINDGEN2SIS RESEARCH /,RAIN3OW TROUT EMBRYOS AOVA 84— 1
LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF NEURO8LASTOMA IN COHO SALMON REARED IN CHLORINATE 84—10
LINOANE IN SELECTED ESTUARIN.E ANIMALS /,TQXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION 26— 8
LINE FROM A MALE SHEEPSHEAO /,ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL 51—11
“ TO SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS /,EXPOSURE OF 4 TELEOST CELL 52— 9
LINES /,C—BANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISHED MARINE FISH CE 52— 1
LINNAEUS) /,NOTES ON THE EMBRYONIC PERIOD OF THE PINFISH LAG000N RHOMB 26— 7
LIPID ANALYSIS OF BIOMASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBIOTA /,PRESERVA 70—10
A, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEOIMENTS /,SENSITIVE ASSAY, BA 74— 1
LIPOLYTICA /,PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEUTRAL PROTEASE F 22— 1
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE LIPID 4, FOR GRAM—NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS I, 74— 1
LIQUID WASTES USING FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS 1,0 81—12
CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH. AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,DETERMINATION 54— 4
CHROMATOGRAPHY /,OETERMINATION OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN MARINE 8 41— 5
CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DETERM 41— 5
CHRCMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION MONITORING I, 66— 9
‘I INDUSTRIAL WASTES ON ESTUARINE ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND 76— 5
CHROMATOGRAPHY /,SEPARATION OF THE ISOMERIC PHENOLS OF 3ENZO(A) 61— 4
LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE OR FOOD CHAIN BIOASSAYS I, 17— 2
LIVER OF A MARINE FISH /,CORRELATION OF MIXED—FUNCTION OXIOASE ACTIVIT 44_ 9
LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN /,CHLORINATEO HYD 3— 4
OF FISHES I,HISTOPATHOLOGIC L EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED 14— 4
LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PRGJECT SUMMARY) /,CAUSES OF PA 71— 7
IN A CHLORINATED SEWAGE POND /,PAPILLOMAS OF SLACK BULLHEADS, I 61— 7
LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING L 67— 7
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CRILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL S 68— 3
/,ORILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF THE AMERIC 68— 2
HOMARUS ANERICANUS, IN WATER COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES / 57— 2
HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,INFLUENCE OF DRILLING MUDS ON THE PRIMAR 80— 9
HOMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE SPECIALIST /,NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMOR 69— 8
LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP 2— 3
LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLONIZING MARINE M 63— 8
LONG—TERM FLUCTUATIONS OF SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, AND CROAKER, MIC 42— 3
TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ON ECOSYSTEMS 24— 4
“ TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTI 73—10
“ TERM VARIATION OF ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES AND ASSEMBLAGES OF EPIB 33—11
LOSS, AND TRANSFER THROUGH ESTUARINE FOOD CHAINS /,KEPONE BIOCONCENTRA 22— 4
LOSSES IN MARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ASSOCIATION OF DOT RESIDUES WITH 5— 4
LOW NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE ONTARIO /,CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA 42— 4
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LEVELS OF PERTURBATIONS i,F000 QUALITY OF AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL 68— 5
LEVEL POLLUTANTS /,MARINE ECOSYSTE 4 TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASS 23—11
U SGLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS: THEORETICAL MODEL 16— 2
“ PH. COMMENTS. /,REACTIONS OF 8LUE CRA9S TO 33—10
fi SOLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS /,THEORETICAL MOOEL 11—10
LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA /,DISTRI UTION AND ABUNDANCE OF SUBMERG 43— 7
LUGWORM (ARENICOLA CRISTATA) /,EFFECT OF MIREX ON THE BURROWING ACTIVI 20— 7
IS ARENICOLA CRISTAT.A STIMPSON /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHE 35— 8
VS (ARENICOLA CRISTATA) ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF MIREX IN AQUARIA C 17— 5
LUGWORM$ (POLYCHAETA: ARENICOLIDAE) /,BENTHIC BIOASSAY USING TIME—LAP 44— 6
I I (ARENICOLA CRIISTATA STIMPSDN) B.S. THESIS /,PRED4TION ON CDL 12— 5
N
MACROBENTHIC COMM1JNITI S /,EFFECTS OF A LIGNOSULFONATE—TYPE DRILLING M 36— 4
IS COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF DOWICIDE G—ST ON DEVELOPMENT OF 36— 5
‘I COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON DEVELOPMENT OF E 57— 5
COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO PENT4CHLOROPHENOL /,IMPACT ON AND 81— 5
IS COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING MUDS /,RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ES 76— 1
IS COMMUNITIES /,TOXICITY OF DRILLING—MUD BIOCIDES TO DEVELO 45— 6
MACROINVERTEBRATES /,CONTINUOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS U 19— 2
/,FLOW—THRCIJGH METHODS FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USI 32— 8
11 /,STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH 32— 9
MADRACIS D CACTIS EXPOSED TO DRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHRQME LI 53— 7
I I DECACTIS EXPOSED TO CRILLING MUD ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LI 62— 3
MAGISTER /,TOXICITY CF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE OUNGENESS CRAB CANC 29— 5
MALAOXQN,AND MONO— AND DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS OF MALATHION IN FISH, OYSTE 17— 9
MALATHION, 0,0—DIMETHYL S—(1,2—DICARBETHOXYETHYL) PHOSPHORODITHIOATE / 14— 2
AND CARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS 26— .1
EFFECT ON SALINITY SELECTION BY MOSQUITOFISH /,001 AND 5—11
BY SALT—MARSH MICROCRGANISMS /,OEGRADATION OF 22— 7
IN FISH, OYSTER, AND SHRIMP TISSUE /,DETERMINATION OF MALATH 17— 9
MALAOXON, AND MONO— A O DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS OF MALATHION IN 17— 9
Q J SALT—MARSH ENVIRCNMENTS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,EFFECTS 12— 1
ON MICROORGANISMS OF AN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT I, 22— 8
ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS /,EFFECTS OF 22— 6
ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS /,EFFECTS OF MIREX, METHOXYCHLOR, AN 17— 4
U INTERACTION IN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH ECOSYSTEMS——EFFECT AND 13— 9
I I AND ITS METABOLITES TO FISH POISONING /,RELATIONSHIP OF 17—10
MALE SHEEPSHE 3 /,ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL LINE FROM A 51—11
MALTOSA, A HYDROCARBON—UTILIZING YEAST /,PHYSIOLOG1CAL AND DNA CHARACT 15— 7
MAN ON THE COASTAL ENVtRONMENT /,IMPACT OF 70— 7
n MADE RADIGNUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER S 60— 8
U s EXPOSURE TO CHEMICALS /,UTILITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR 73— 8
MANAGEMENT /,AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS 1 30—10
II TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: 75— 5
“ OF MANGROVES, VOLS. I AND It /,PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL 16— 5
MANGAL /,EXPLOITATION OF 27— 6
MANGANESE, IRON, AND ZINC IN SEOIMENTS, WATER. AND POLYCHAETOUS WORMS 1— 7
MANGIARACINA, DIRECTOR, CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTI 42— 6
MANGLE L. /,EFFECTS OF HER ICIDE.S ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZUP 8— 2
L.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD, CADMIUM, AND MERCURY /,RESISTANCE OF RED 45— 8
L.) SEEDLINGS /,TRANSLGCATION OF FOUR ORG4NOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS 12— 4
MANGROVE, RHIZOPtIORA MANGLE L. /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON SEEDLINGS OF 8— 2
U (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD, CADMIUM, ANO MERCUR 45— 8
U FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA RICA /,STR 26— 2
(RHIZOPtIORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS /,TR4NSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGA 12— 4
U ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,WATER QUALITY AND 65— 8
ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS /,WATER QUALITY AND 65— 7
MANGROVES /,HERBICIDE TOXICITY IN 21— 1
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MANGROVES: A REVIEW 12— 3
VOLS. I AND II /,PROC EDINGS OF INT RNATIONA,L SYMPOSIUM ON 16— 5
MANNITOL /,VOLATILE HALOCARBON P OOUCTIGN FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MAR 47— 7
MARINE E1VIRONMENTS /,ACEPHATE, ALOICARB, CARBOPHENOTHION, DEF, EPN, E 61— 5
CILIATE PARAURCNEMA ACUTUM /,ACTIVATION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC 62— 9
FISH CELL LINE FROM A PALE SHEEPSHEAD /,ANALYSIS OF A 51—11
U BICASSAYS /,ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE WASTE TOXICITY WITH 45— 9
U PRODUCTIVITY /,ASSOCIATION OF DOT RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN 5— 4
ANIMALS /,BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON 61—10
FISH AND SOME ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF ITS METABOLITES /,BENZDtA)P 85— 8
FISHES /,8IOACCUMULATICN OF DOT AND PCE IN TISSUES OF 38— 9
MICROFOULING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IC CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNE 46— 2
11 ENVIRONMENTS AND THE GENETICALLY ALTERED MICROBE /,BIODEGRADATI 82— 2
TELEOST DURING LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURES TO 1,2—DIBROMO—2, 14— 1
WATERS /,3ROMOFORM PRODUCTION BY OXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN 33— .1
FISH CELL LINES /,C—BANDING OF CHROMOSOMES FROM THREE ESTABLISH 52— 1
UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICIDES /,CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION OF 81— 9
ENVIRONMENT. 3ENZO(A)PYRENE IN ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE 25— 8
U ENVIRONMENT /,CHLORINATEO HYDROCARBONS IN THE 3—12
1 RESOURCES FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION /,CONTAMINANT BIOASSAYS: CONTA 10— 2
ALGAE TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED ESTUARINE WAT 47— 6
FISH /,CORRELATION OF MIXED—FUNCTION OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTR 44— 9
“ ENVIRONMENT: A BRIEF OVERVIEW /,CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING IMPOR 10— 3
AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CYCLING OF XENOBIOT 69— 4
AND ESTtJARINE SEDIMENTS /,CYCLING OF XENO8IOTICS THROUGH 69— 3
l1 ALGAE BY UREA HERBICIDES /,OEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN 4— 5
BIOTA AND SEA WATER BY GAS—LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESS 41— 5
“ MOLLUSC USING A CHELATING ION EXCHANGE RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION 62— 5
PHYTO?LANKTON TO HERBICIDfS: OXYGEN EVOLUTICN /,OIFFERENTI.AL R 7—11
“ PROTECTION, RESEARCH, ND SANCTUARIES ACT OF 1972) /,ECOLUGICAL 24— 6
‘I COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA. /,EFFECT OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMI 66— 4
MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOC 63— 8
UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFECTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLORINATED NAPHTHALE 27— 7
ft UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND 6— 3
Si ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON 2— 7
U BENTHOS ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A SUCCESSIONAL RE 74— 7
ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF SELECTED WASTEWATER CHLORINATION PRODUCTS AN 26—11
LIFE (SUMMARY) /,€NVIRCNMENTAL EFFECTS—— 14— 8
SHRIMP /,ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS I 14— 5
ft ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAKE, 8IOACC 14— 7
8 ORGANISMS /,EPA MARINE—ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RES 14— 7
ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH ON UPTAKE, BIOACC 14— 7
ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,FATE AND 73— 9
ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 63— 7
U ENVIRONMENT /,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL POLLU 36— 8
U ORGAnISMS /,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAL E 31— 3
FAUNA /,HISTOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS IN SOME 10— 1
U ECOSYSTEMS /,IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES ON 19— 8
ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ON THE 32— 6
ECOSYSTEMS /,INFLUENCE OF PESTICIDES ON 3— 1
it ENVIRONMENT /,INTERDEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF P 38— 5
ENVIRONMENT: PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS —APPENDIX C, UP 31— 4
U FISHES AS CARCINOGEN ASSAY SUBJECTS /,LABOR4TORY EVALUATION OF 60— 1
FISH, THE SILVERSIDE MENIDIA MENIDIA MENIOIA /,LABORATORY SPAWN 19— 9
ALGAL BIOASSAY METHOD: RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL 57— 9
“ AND ESTUARINE POLLUTION 74— 6
it ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF BENTHIC ORGA 23—11
it OIL POLLUTION RESEARCH STUDY FINAL REPORT 1 JUNE 1978 35— 3
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MARINE WORKSHOP SUMMARY 30—11
UNICELLULAR ALGaE: ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH AND OXYGEN 15— 4
I I BIOASSAYS /,PRELIMINARY STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF US 43— 1
POLLUTION RESEARCH /,PR3CEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 19— 7
ENVIRONMENT /,PUBLICATIONS AND PREPUBLICATIONS OF KEPONE IN THE 24— 7
ENVIRONMENT. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,RESPONSES OF SELECTED SCLERA 57— 8
POLLUTION RESEARCH WITHIN FEDERAL AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES 20— 4
u ENVIRONMENT /,RESULTS CF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT N 67— 3
H ECOSYSTEMS /,REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLORINATION PROCESSES IWO 18— 5
Il ECOSYSTEMS: UPDATE 1977 /,REVISED REVI W OF THE IMPACT OF CHLO 31— 1
H BIQASSAYS OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS /,RIVULUS MARNORATUS: A UNIQ 53— 6
FISH EXPOSED TO MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS f,SISTER CHROMATID EXC 54— 5
U WATERS: THEORETICAL ASPECTS /,SPECIATION OF CHLORINE PROOUCED 27— 1
U ENVIRONMENT /,SYMPOSIUt ON CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HY 76— 8
ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT /,SYMPOSIUM ON PROTECTIN 33— 6
U ORGANISMS /,TECHNIQUES TO ASSES.S THE EFFECTS OF TOXIC ORGANICS 18—10
‘I UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN 27— 8
“ PHYTOPLANKTON /,TOXICITY SCREENING OF FIFTEEN CHLORINATED AND B 31— 7
H SHRIMP EXPOSED TO CADMIUM /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY OF LESIONS IN 23— 5
It GRADE CREOSOTE IN SEAWATER /,USE OF AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUAN 67— 6
FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING /,USEFULNE 84— 4
ALGAL BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDING D—MANNITOL /,VOLATILE HALOCARBON P 47— 7
II ENVIRONMENTS /,WORKSHOP: MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF POLLUTANTS I 38— 6
MARITIMA /,COMPOSITION OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM AND RUPPIA 8— 3
MARMORATUS: A UNIQUE FISH USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE BIOASSAYS OF HALOG 53 6
IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING /,USEFULNESS OF THE HERMAPHROOI 84— 4
“ AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENES 72— 2
AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARCINOGENES 72— 1
MARSH SYSTEM /,APPARATUS TO PRUOUCE TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN A SIMULATED 47— 8
ENVIRONMENT /,ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMINING EFF 22— 9
EDAPHIC ALGAE. M.S. THESIS /,ATRAZINE EFFECTS ON SALT 35— 2
“ /,ATRAZINE FATE AND EFFECTS IN A SALT 40— 7
It MICROORGANISMS /,DEGRADATION OF MALATHION BY SALT— 22— 7
“ SYSTEM /,DYNAMICS OF MIREX AND ITS PRINCIPAL PHOTOPRODUCTS IN a 23— 9
II FIDDLER CRA8, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS I 56— 1
H EDAPHIC ALGAE, IN CULTURE, MICROECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELD /,E 55—10
I’ ENVIRONMENTS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,EFFECTS OF GROUND APPLICA 12— 1
ENVIRONMENT /,EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON MICROORGANISMS OF AN ARTIF 22— 8
U ECOSYSTEMS——EFFECT AND DEGRADATION /,MICROSIAL—MALATHION INTERAC 13— 9
I CREEK /,SEASCNAL CHANGES IN THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF MICROCIONA PRO 59— 3
MARSHLANDS /,MICRO3IOLOGICAL CYCLING OF OIL IN ESTUARINE 17— 1
MASS S?ECTROMETRY SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,1O—EPOXY—9,1O—OIHYOR 34—10
‘ SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION MONITORING /,DETERMINATION OF UNDER 66— 9
SPECTROMETRY /,IDENT.IFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC MET 43— 8
“ SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATEC PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UN 35— 1
“ SPECTROMETRY /,MICROMETHODS FOR TOXIC RESIDUE SCREENING BY NEGATI 54— 1
‘ SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDR3CAR8ONS /,NEGATIVE CHEM 70— 1
AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN ESTU.ARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA /,NONSEL 58— 3
SPECTROMETRY /,PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN THE ENVIRONMENT. EVIDENCE FO 53— 9
U SPECTROMETRY /,SCREENING OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPLES FOR CONT 53— 8
MATERIAL /,ACTIVITY REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF 41— 1
INTO OCEAN WATERS: IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 103 OF 24— 6
U ON MEASUREMENT OF DOT IN ZSTU RINE WATER /,EFFECTS OF SUSPEND 21— 4
It TESTING /,EVALUATION OF THREE FISH SPECIES AS BIOASSAY ORGANI 80— 1
IN THE OCEAN AND THE PC8 CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT) /,EX 55— 5
/,FIRST ANNUAL REPORT: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS 27—10
MATERIALS /,MCDELS FOR PREDICTING BIOACCUMULATION AND ECOSYSTEM EFFECT 59— 2
MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZE WATER I UALITY MANAGEMENT/,AMERICAN—SO 30—10
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MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, LAKE HURON 28— .3
MATRIX MODELS FOR FISHERIES STUDIES /,365: LESLIE 10—12
MATURATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS CF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMON 70— 3
MEASURE THE EFFECT OF TOXICANTS ON THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF LUGWORMS (P 44— 6
MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY OF SEAWATER /,BIOLOGIC 7— 7
OF INTERTIDAL ENVIPSONMENTAL VARIABLES AND EMBRYO SURVIVAL 79— 4
OF DOT IN ESTUARINE WATER /,EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED MATERIAL 21— 4
MEASURES OF THE MICROFOULING, DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL 8IOMA 48— 2
MEASURING RESIDUALS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER /,PROBLEMS IN 22—13
INTEGRATED LIGHT ENERGY /,SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE METHOD FOR 81— 1
MEGALOPAE AND EARLY CRAB STAGES OF THE BLUE CR: 8, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS 63— 2
MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS, FROM PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,LARVAL TARPON, 8— 1
MEGATERIUM / ,POLYMERIC 8ETA—HYOROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPL 78— 8
MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES ESTABLISHED IN AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EFFECT 29— 8
NEMATOOES IN AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLO 29— 9
MEIOFAUNA IN A FLOW—THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EFFECT OF BARITE ON 39— 4
MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN A CHLORINATED SEWAGE POND /,PAPILLOMAS 0 61— 7
MELITA (CRUSTACEA: M4PHIPDOA), WITH NOTS ON THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF TH 45 3
MELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTUR 58— 4
MELONGENA CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZE RELATED? /,SHELL 52— 2
MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE /,DENSITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COA 14— 6
MENHADEN /,ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF TAGGED GULF 20— 3
YIELD OF CHANGES IN GROWTH, MORTALITY, AND REPRODUCTION /,COM 15— 5
H RESEARCH, PESTICIDE FIELD STATION, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, FISC 2— 5
“ (BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS) /,TOXICITY OF OZONATEO ESTUARINE WATER 64— 7
MENIDIA IIENIDIA TO CADMIUM /,COMPARATIVE SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE A 25— 7
TO CADMIUM /,COMPARATIVE SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE AND ADULT 25— 7
H (PISCES: ARTHERINIOAE) /,CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL 79— 4
MENIDIA (PISCES: ARTIIERINIOAE) /,CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INT 79— 4
i i PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PROOLJCEO OXIDANTS /,EARLY LIFE—STAGE 78—10
MEN.IDIA /,LABORATORY SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE FISH, TH 19— 9
‘I MENIDIA MENIDIA /,tABCRATORY SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE 19— 9
/,LABORATORY SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE FISH, THESILVER 19— 9
U MENIDIA (PISCES, ATHERINIOAE) /,REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE A 63— 5
(PISCES, ATH•ERINIDAE) /,REPRUDUCTTVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC 63— 5
“ (PISCES: ATHERINIDAE) /,REPROOUCTIVE ECOLOGY AND SPAWNING PER 63— 4
MENIOI A (PISCES: ATHERINIOAE) /,REPRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY AND SPAW 63— 4
PENINSULAE (GOODE AND bEAN), IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL AND LIGHTING 85— 1
MENIDIA /,TIDAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE ATLANTIC Shy 79— 5
H /,TIOAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, 79— 5
MENIPPE MERCENARIA, AND THE 6LUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS /,EFFECI OF 39— 9
MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEDIMENTS / 80— 2
MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR 80— 2
11 AND THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECT OF DIMILIN 39— 9
MERCURICALS BY STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS /,RETENTION OF TWO 11— 3
MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEPEIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND PALAEM 80— 2
ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS OF MERCURY ON DEVELOPING LARVA 72—10
ON DEVELOPING LARVAE CF RHITHROPANOPEUS 1ARRISII (GOULD). I. I 72—10
ON DEVELOPING MEGALOPAE AND EARLY CRAB STAGES OF THE BLUE CRAB 63— 2
U /,RESISTANCE OF RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS 45— 8
METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACRUPOR.A CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON ME 79— 1
H STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS: CALCIFICATION RATE 79— 2
RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM 84— 3
FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALTEP.NIFLORA—DETRITUS——UCA 42— 7
“ COMPENSATION TO SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE BY THE CARIDEAN SHR 63— 3
ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL 75— 7
RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS DECACTIS EXPOSED 53— 7
U RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS D€C CTIS EXPOSED 62— 3
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METABOLISM IN BOX CRABS ./,.ATRAZINE 43.— 9
IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,8ENZU(A)PYRE 28— 1
IN HEPATIC S— FRACTIONS OF AROCLOR 1254—TREATED MULLET (MU 76— 2
IN MARINE FISH AND SOME ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF ITS METABOLIT 85— 8
OF PARATHION BY INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES /,COMPARATIVE 41— 7
IN THE EURCPEAN FLAT OYSTER (OSTREA EDULIS): AN IN VIVO KIN 35— 6
IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER, OSTREA EOULIS /,EFFECTS OF NAP 64—10
OF METHOXYCHIOR, MIREX, AND 2,4—D IN SEAWEEDS /,EFFECTS, UP 20— 8
“ IN AN OYSTER (OSTP.EA EDULIS)—SACTERIA SYSTEM. M.S. THESIS 38— 8
BY SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS X NTHURUS /,HEPTACHLOR: UPTAKE, DEPURA 20— 6
GROWTH DYNAMICS AND REPRODUCTION DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF 73— 1
OF TRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLOR A. 2. WATER—SOLUBLE META 58— 2
OF DI3ENZO (1,4)DICXAN BY A PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES 42— 2
OF OI3ENZO—P—DIOXIN AND CHLUP.INATEO DIBENZO—P—DIOXINS BY 4 53— 5
IN THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH /,MIXEO FUNC 42— 9
BY THREE AQUATIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM CONTINUOUS CULTURE 42— 5
METABOLITE PATTERNS IN FISH AND RODENTS /,COMPARATIVE 3ENZO(A)PYRENE 84— 9
METABOLITES /,3ENZOCAJPYRENE METABOLISM IN MARINE FISH AND SOME ANALYT 85— 8
IN ANIMAL TISSUE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR N—TRIFLUOR 16— 6
U /,METABOLISM OF ATRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA. 2. WATE 58— 2
OF BENZO(A)PYREN IN AROCLOR 1.254 TREATED MULLET 65—12
IN HUMAN URINE /,MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTI 46— 6
TO FISH POISONING /,RELATIUNSHIP OF MALATHION AND ITS 17—10
METACERCARIAE /,PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS CF UROSPORIDIUM (HAPLOSPORIDA) IN 9—11
METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /,EF’FECTS OF DEPURATION, SIZE AND SEX ON 1 72— 3
BURDENS IN THE BAY MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDULIS /,SEASONAL VARIATION I 62— 6
“ LEVELS IN A POPULATION CF MYTILUS EDULIS FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGO 62— 7
METALS IN SEDIMENTS /,ACCURACV OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE 57— 3
‘I PESTICIDES AND PCBS: TOXICIT1ES TO SHRIMP SINGLY AND IN COMBI 20— 1
METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,CO 19— 2
RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,MARINE ALGAL 57— 9
FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY LC WITH 62—10
WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY /,SALTWATER FLOW—THROU 13— 1
FOR MEASURING INTEGRATED LIGHT ENERGY /,SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE 81— 1
FOR THE STUDY OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS: MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGROSCO 76— 3
TO OBTAIN SERUM FROM SMALL FISH /,SIMPLE 45—11
FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING ISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,ST 32— 9
METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMO—3—CHLOROPROPANE (DSCP) IN AMBI 54— 6
FOR DETERMINING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO CHLOROBENZILATE /,DEVELO 67— 9
FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE (ED8) IN AMBIENT AIR /,E 54— 7
FOR DETERMINING 1,2—DIBROMOETHANE, EDB, IN AMBIENT AIR /,F 54— 8
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTAN 48— 3
FOR MONITORING PESTICIDE METABOLITES IN HUMAN URINE /,MINI 46— 6
METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS /,ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION 57— 3
OF NORMALIZATION FOR CORAL DATA /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ( 79— 1
FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISHES NO MACROINVERTEBRATES / 32— 8
AND PROBLEMS IN ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN THE ESTU4RINE ENVIRO 8— 4
FOR ACUTE STATIC TOXICITY TESTS WITH MYSIO SHRIMP (MYSIDOPSIS 28— 5
FOR THE RECOVERY OF ORGANIC CARCINOGENS FROM WATER 61— 3
TO ASSESS EFFECTS CF COMBINATIONS OF TOXICANTS, SALINITY AND T. 13— 2
FOR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE I 58— 3
METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND C,ARBOFURAN TO SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRINO 26— 1
U ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUC—CRAB AND BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS 17— 3
UN STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS L /,EFFECTS OF MIREX AN 15— 6
‘I AND MALATHION ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS /,EFFECTS OF MIREX 17— 4
MIREX, AND 2,4—0 IN SEAWEEDS /,EFFECTS, UPTAKE, AND META 20— 8
METHYL PARATHION, AND PHORATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY, 8 10C0 61— 5
PARATHION, AND PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,ACUTE 80— 3
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METHYL ESTERS /,CHARACTERIZATIUN OF BENTHIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCT 46— 3
PARATHION ON PREDATOR CHOICE OF TWC ESTUARINE PREY SPECIES /,EF 31—10
H PARATHION AND ITS OXON /,INHIBITION OF ACETYLCHULINESTERASE ACT 56—10
I ! PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHENUL /,SUCCESSION OF MICROFUNGI IN E 47— 2
METHYLATED DERIVATIVES OF OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC 43— 8
MEXICO AND SOUTH ATLANTIC COASTS OF NORTH AMERICA /,DISEASES, PARASITE 30— 7
/,ENVIRONMENTAL CORRELATES OF H RMATYPIC CORAL (MUNTASTREA ANNU 77—11
H /,OCCURRENCE OF SNOOK CM THE NORTH SHORE OF THE GULF OF 9— 7
AND COSTA RICA /,STRUCTURE OC MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUE 26— 2
MICROBE /, IODEGRAOATION IN THE ESTU.ARINE—MARINE ENVIRONMENTS ANO THE 82— 2
MICROBES AND ORGANOCHIORINE PESTICIDES (A BRIEF REVIEW) /,ESTUARINE 7— 2
MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRAOATION OF XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS 80— 9
ft ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMINING EFFECTS AND FATE OF TOXICANTS IN A 22— 9
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY HIGH RESOLUTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF 46— 3
U COMMUNITIES: AN INTERIM REPORT 23 OCTOBER 1981 TO 30 SEPTEM 80— 8
ft ECOLOGY /,DISCUSSIUN — AQUATIC 46— 5
ECOLOGY) /,DISCUSSION: CONCEPTS AND TRENDS (AQUATIC 63—10
INFECTION OF THE REEF aUILOING CORAL MONTASTRE.A ANNULARIS I, 85— 3
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE /,EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AND PREDATION 58— 4
ACTIVITIES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE FILMS /,EFFECTS OF POLLUTANT 59— 1
ECOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND GENETICS /,ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND 83— 4
AND BIOCHEMICAL CONTROL AGENTS /,ERLGB PUBLICATIONS AND ABST 83— 5
ft BIOMASS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS /,FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATID 48— 2
SEED CULTURES IN THE A UATIC ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF 7— 3
DEGRADATION OF H4LOGENATEO HYDROCARBONS 28— 8
DEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS 67— 8
“ INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE SLICKS 22— 2
I I POPULATIONS IN COASTAL SURFACE SLICKS 18— 4
It MALATHION INTERACTION IN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH ECOSYSTEMS——E 13— 9
f t ASSEMBLIES IN ESTUARINE MUD FLAT SEDIMENTS /,SPATIAL DISTRIS 78— 6
DEGRADATION OF POLLUTANTS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS /,WORKSHOP: 38— 6
MICROBIOLOGICAL CYCLING OF OIL IN ESTUARINE MARSHLANDS 17— 1
MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 15 /,DEVELcPMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL 11— 5
AND CHEMISTRY OF ESTUARINE SURFACE MICROLAYERS 17— 6
MICROBIOTA /,BIQCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCT 76— 8
‘I /,EFFCT OF LIGHT CM SIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF EST 59— 4
ft /,EFFECT OF SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION 0 63— 8
OF ALLOCHIHONOUS DETRITUS /,EFFECTS OF GRAZING BY ESTUARINE 55— 1
u THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER i,EFFECTS OF OIL AN 75— 6
BY EXCLUSION OF EPI ENTHIC PREDATORS /,MUOIFICATIUNS OF EST 78— 7
RESOURCE PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD GRAZING /,PERTURBATIONS 75— 7
/,PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF 70—10
AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS /,Q 71— 2
MICROCIONA PROLIFERA (ELLIS AND SOLANDER) (PORIFERA: DEMOSPONGIA) AND 59— 3
MICROCOSMS /,FATE AND DEGRADATION OF 14C—KEPUNE IN ESTUARINE 32— 3
FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT 38— 5
FOR USE IN DETERMINING POLLUTANT STRESS /,LABORATORY 37— 4
AS BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF POLLUTION 37— 5
AS INDICATORS OF ECOSYSTEM STRESS 58— 5
PERTURBED BY CARBARYL, METHYL PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHEN 47— 2
/,SYSTEM DESIGN FACTORS AFFECTING ENVIRONMENTAL FATE STUDIE 44— 1
FOR ANALYSES OF STRESS—RELATED FACTORS IN ESTUARINE ECOSYST 56— 2
FOR EVALUATION OF INTERACTONS BETWEEN POLLUTANTS AND MICROO 85— 6
MICROECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIELD /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBI 55—10
MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM /,CHITIN TRANSFORMATION AND PESTICIDE INTERA 64— 3
“ SYSTEMS /,1 ONITORING BIOTRANSFORMATION AND BIODEGRA 74— 3
MICROFLORA /,NONSELECTTVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF 58— 3
MICROFOULING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE TO CLEANING PROCEDURES DESIGNED TO MA 46— 2
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DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND PHYSIOLOG 48— 2
MICROFUNGI IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS PERTURBED BY CARBARYL, METHYL PARAT 47— 2
MICROLAYERS /,MICROBIOLOGY AND C.IEMISTRY OF ESTUARINE SURFACE 17— 6
MICROMETHODS FOR TOXIC RESIDUE SCREENING BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATI 54— 1
MICROORGANISMS /,DEGRADATION CF MALATHION BY SALT—MARSH 22— 7
/,EFFECT OF MIPEX AND CARBOFURAN ON ESTUARINE 13—11
AND SHELLFISH I,EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF POLYCHLORIN 23— 3
i,EFFECTS OF KEPONE 0’1 ESTUARINE 28— 7
OF AN ARTIFICIAL SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT /,EFFECTS OF MA 22— 8
ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT /,IMDACT OF THE USE OF 13— 8
BY POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS /,INHIBITION OF ESTUARINE 13— 7
39— 2
ft /,USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR EVALUATION OF INTERACTONS BETWE 85— 6
MICROPHALLID METACERCARIAE ./,PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF URQSPORIDIUM CHAP 9—11
MICROPOGON UNDULATUS, WITH NOTES ON SUBSEQUENT EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT / 11— 4
MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA, 1972—1977 1,015 42— 3
MICROSOME ACTIVATION SYSTEM /,COMPARISON OF MUTAGEN ACCUMULATION IN 3 65— 9
MICROSOMES FROM POLYCYLIC AROr ATIC HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC AMINES I, 67— 1
MIDGUT, HEPATOPANCREAS, AND GILL OF GRASS SHRIMP FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO 82— 7
OF GRAS.S SHRIMP EXPOSED TO TWO DITHIOCARBAMATE BIOCIDES /,ULTRA 78— 2
MILL EFFLUENTS /,AVOIOANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO STORM W 19— 6
U EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWATER AND ESTUARINE ALGAE, CRUSTACEANS AND FISH 58— 1
MIMIC ZR—512 (ALTOZAR) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUD—CRAB RHITHROPA 23— 2
MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL OVERV 48— 1
U OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS I 46— 6
MINNOW: THE FUTURE OF FISH IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING /,OEBATE: MOUS 82— 6
U CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS /,DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BR 41— 8
/,EFFECTS CF HEPTACHLOR AND TOX PHENE ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBR 32— 4
IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON TH 71— 5
u (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,INTERLABORATQRY COMPARISON OF THE EAR 83—10
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS): AN ESTUARINE FISH SUITABLE FOR CHRONI 15—12
MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERTILIZATION SUCCESS AND SURVIVAL OF EMBRYOS AND 10—10
I’ (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAD 19— 1
“ (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHOXYCHLOR, MA 26— 1
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORDANE, TRIFL 34— 9
U (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) I, EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH 66— 7
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 ON EMBRYOS, 15— 2
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1254 ON LABORATOR 11— 9
IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS /,EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC 78—11
(CYPR1N000N VARIEGATUS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE BIOASSAY USING SHE 15— 1
U (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /, (EPONE: CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EMBRYO, 25— 2
u (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LABORATORY CULTURE OF SHEEPSHEAD 32— 7
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LIFE—CYCI_E TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEP 32— 5
U /,ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES: SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BRAIN ACHE IN 5— 9
/,SENSITIVITY TO PESTICIDES IN THREE GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAO 2— 1
(CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS /,SUITAB 25— 1
MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1969—71 /,ACCUMULATION 7— 1
Il 14C IN THE ADULT BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) /,ACCUMULATION 11—12
IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM /,DISTRIBUTIQN OF 44—10
u AND ITS PRINCIPAL PHOTOPRODUCTS IN A SIMULATED MARSH SYSTEM /,OY 23— 9
AND CARBOFURAN ON ESTU.ARINE MICROORGANISMS /,EFFECT OF 13—11
“ ON PREDATOR—PREY INTERACTION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYS 20—12
ON THE BURROWING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM (ARENICOLA CRISTATA) I, 20— 7
ON EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNITIES OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF LE 20—11
“ AND METHOXYCHLOR ON STRIPED MULLET, HUGh CEPHALUS L /,EFFECTS 0 15— 6
“ ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO CRABS /,EFFECTS OF 5— 1
“ ON THE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS OF 13— 4
“ ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF 3— 8
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I ’ METHOXYCHLOR, AND MALATHION ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRABS /,EFFECTS 0 17— 4
IN AQUARIA CONTAINING A SANDY SUBSTRATE (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,E 17— 5
AND 2,4—0 IN SEAWEEDS /,EFFECTS, UPTAKE, AND METABOLISM OF METH 20— 8
AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETRAHYMENA PYR 5— 5
11 AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE: ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH A 15— 4
‘. PUBLICATIONS 14— 9
“ RESIDUES IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 1 72 9— 2
FIRE ANTS, AND ESTUARIES 72— 6
IN NON—TARiET SPECIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES (UNPUBLISHED P 13— 5
ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF LEACHED 16— 3
MISUSES OF ESTUARIES /,USES AND 70— 6
MITCHILLI, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLOP.ID i,F000 HaBITS OF THE BAY ANCHO 36— 2
MITIGATION FEASIBILITY PROJECT /,KEPONE IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: PU 31— 4
MIXED—FUNCTION OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE LI 44— 9
U FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON META8 42— 9
MIXERS /,REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR 69— 6
MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, AND PB DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLAN 15— 3
MODE CF ACTION, AND EFFECTS ON FISH /,ESTERASE INHIBITING PESTICIDES: 5— 7
MODEL FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PESTICIDES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT: A CONTR 10— 6
ECOSYSTEMS 64— 4
“ FOR PESTICIDE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,NONLI 34— 8
“ AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLOR 1254 IN WATER /,PROBLE 16— 2
“ FOR EXPERIMENTAL CARCINCGENESIS /,RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI 52— 8
‘ FOR PREDICTING KEPONE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES 38— 1
“ AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLOR 1254 IN WATER: PROBLE 11—10
MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, LAKE HURON /,MATHEMATICAL 28— 3
h1 WORKSHOP CONCERNING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CU 67— 3
MODELS FOR FISHERIES STUDIES /,365: LESLIE MATRIX 10—12
TO OPTIMIZE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT /,AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIU 30—10
U FOR PREDICTING BIOACCUr UL4TION AND ECOSYSTEM EFFECTS OF KEPUNE 59— 2
WITH STATE VARIABLES: BIOMASS, NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS, AND AVER 11 1
FOR YIELD FROM A FISHERY /,RELATION BETWEEN SIMPLE DYNAMIC POOL 7—12
MODIFICATION BY SUBLETHAL ZINC EXPOSURE ./,ONTOGENY OF RESISTANCE ADAPT 63— 3
MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA BY EXCLUSION OF EPIS. 78— 7
MOEPSI PROPOSAL: APPLICATION FOR OCEAN DUMPING RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DI 63— 1
MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGROSCOPICITY, AND EVAPORATION /,SIMPLE GAS CHROMA 76— 3
MDLLUSC USING A CHELATING TON EXCHANGE RESIN NEUTRON ACTIVATION /,DETE 62— 5
MOLLUSCAN LARVAE AS APPLIED IC HALOGEN TOXICITY IN ESTUARINE WATER /,F 56— 6
MOLLUSCS /,00T IN ESTUARINE 5 3
H i,EFFECTS OF SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON ELECTROPHORETIC 36— 3
FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND 73— 5
FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATI 73— 6
AS BIOLOGICAL MONITORS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC POLLUTANTS /,USE 38—10
MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN BIVALVE 42—10
FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS IN THE MARINE EN 25— 8
1965—72—-NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM /,ORGANOCHLOR 7— 4
1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM /,PE 29— 3
IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON /,POLYNUCLEAR ARO 63— 6
FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,SEASCNAL VARIATION IN BENZO(A)PYRENE 34— 3
MOLT CYCLE.. M.S. THESIS /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM IN THE EXOSKE 28— 9
‘ RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION /,EFFECTS OF 68— 6
“ CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLUROPHENATE (NA—PCP) TO THE GRA 30— 4
u CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP 30— 5
“ CYCLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES INDUCED BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHEN 31— 2
MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO BARITE /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS 38— 7
MONITOR: A PILOT STUOY /,AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION 75— 3
MONITORING /,BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ESTUARINE 9— 4
H ./,OETERMINATION OF UNDERIVATIZED CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URI 66— 9
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MONITORING METABOLIC RECOVERY IN THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER 84— 3
U PESTICIDE METABOLITES IN HUMAN URINE /,MINIMIZING OCCUPATIO 46— 6
U AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN ESTUARIES 68— 1
it BIOTRANSFORMATION AND BIODEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTICS IN SIMU 74— 3
U MIREX IN NON—TARGET SPECIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES (UN 13— 5
PROGRAM /,NATIONAL ESTUARINE 22—11
PROGRAM /,ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 19 7— 4
PROGRAM /,PESTICIOE RESIDUES IN ESTU4RINE MOLLUSKS, 1977 VE 29— 3
it PROGRAM /,RESIOUES OF PESTICIDES AND PC3S IN ESTUARINE FISH 29— 4
I I AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS /,TEST, 5— 2
MONITORS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC POLLUTANTS /,USE OF OYSTERS AND RELATED 38—10
MONO— AND 3ICARBOXYLIC ACIDS OF MALATHION IN FISH, OYSTER, AND SHRIMP 17— 9
MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECT OF WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE PHYSIOLOG 85— 3
I’ ANNULARIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON THE REEF—BUILDING CU 69— 9
ANNULARIS) GROWTH ON THE EAST FLOWER GARDEN.S BANK, NORTHWES 77—11
II ANNULARIS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON T 75— 9
MOOREI (ECHINODERMATA, OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIDA COASTAL WATERS /,FIRST 22— 3
MORHPHOLOGY, BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS /,CORAL R 7— 8
MORONE SAXATILIS /,COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THE DE 61— 8
GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE ANO RECOVERY EFFECTS OF 79—12
it SAXATILIS. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,PHARMACOKINETICS AND DISTRIBUT 79— 9
U AMERICANA) EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTUARINE WATERS 1, 28— 4
ii SAXATILIS TO CHLORINATION /,RESPONSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STA 25— 6
it SAXATILIS) AND JUVENILE SPOT (LETOSTOMUS XANTHURUS) /,TOXICITY 64— 9
MORPHOGENESIS, AND HOST—CILIATE RELATIONSHIP OF LAGENOPHRYS CALLINECTE 3— 3
MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE 70— 2
MORTALITY, AND REPRODUCTION /,COMPUTER SIMULATION OF EFFECTS ON ATLANT 15— 5
MOSQUITO CONTROL APPLICATIONS OF THE PESTICIDE FENTHION ON NONTARGET E 78— 5
MOSQtJITOFISH, GAMBUSIA AFFINIS /,AVOIOAI4CE OF PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED 5—10
U /,00T AND MALATHION: EFFECT ON SALINITY SELECTION BY 5—11
MOUSE VERSUS MINNOW: THE FUTURE OF FISH IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING I, 92— 6
MOVEMENT OF MIREX IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1969—71 /,A 7— 1
OF PESTICIDES THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT: A CONTRIBUTION OF THE 10— 6
AND BIOLOGICAL UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS: A 33— 4
MOVEMENTS OF THE BAY SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS /,EFFECTS OF WHOLE 61— 9
MUD ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME /,DRILL 85—10
II ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE VOLUME (PROJECT SUMMARY) I, 86— 1
U RESEARCH——OVERSIGHT /,ORILLING 55— 7
ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES 36— 4
ti ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL OF ACROPORA CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS 77— 4
“ ON THE REEF—BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILL 69— 9
ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE MACRCBENTHIC COMMUNITIES 57— 5
“ CRAB AND BLUE CRAB /,EFFECTS OF METHOXYCHLOR ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT 17— 3
“ AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CRAB 67— 5
“ CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC TEMPERATURES /,EFF 23— 2
“ AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MOVEMENTS OF THE BAY SCALLOP, 61— 9
CRAB AND BLUE—CRAB /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF 46— 4
$1 EXPOSURE. THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL /,RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPOR 85— 4
“ FLAT SEDIMENTS /,SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS IN 78— 6
U ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE /,SUBLETHAL METABOLIC RES 53— 7
U ENRICHED WITH FERROCHROME LIGNOSULFONATE: FINAL REPORT /,SUBLETHA 62— 3
It CUTTINGS AND WATER /,TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MOEPSI PROPOSAL: 63— 1
U BIOCIDES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,TOXICI 45— 6
MUDS ON MARINE ANIMALS /,BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR EFFECTS OF DRILLING 61—10
ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS /,COMPARATIVE TOXIC 77— 3
U ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PA 47— 1
it ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERIC4NUS, IN WATER 67— 2
“ ON THE BEHAVIOR OF JUVENILE RED HAKE, UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WALBAUM) I 55— 6
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MUDS) ND TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACR 79— 1
AND TURBIDITY ON THE METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVI 79— 2
CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION /,IMPORTANCE OF MC 84— 3
ON THE PRIMARY CHEMUSENSCRY NEURONS IN WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTE 60— 9
ON REEF CORAL.S (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,PHYSIOLDGICAL EFFECTS OF ORIL 81— 3
“ ON REEF CORALS /,PHYSIQLCGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING 81— 2
“ ON THE CARIÔBEAN CORAL MCNTASTREA ANNULARIS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFEC 75— 9
.‘ /,RESPONSES OF DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACRCBENTHIC COMMUNITiES TO 0 76— 1
“ AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,RESULTS OF AN ADAPTIVE E 67— 3
H PROGRESS REPORT NO. 3 (FOR THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 1, 1981 — FEBRU 71— 4
“ /,SURVEY OF THE TOXICITY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF USED DRILLIN 85— 2
MUGIL CEPH LUS) /,BENZOCA]PYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC S—9 FRACTIONS 0 76— 2
“ CEPHALUS L /,EFFECTS OF MIREX AND METHOXYCHLOR ON STRIPED MULLET 15— 6
“ CEPHALUS /,RETENTION OF TWO MERCURICALS BY STRIPED MULLET, 11— 3
MULINIA LARVAE /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEAN 44— 5
MULLET (MUGIL CEPHALUS) /,BENZOCA]PYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC S—9 FRA 76— 2
MUGIL CEPHALUS L /,EFFECTS OF MIREX AND METHOXYCHLOR ON STRIPE 15— 6
/,METABOLITES OF SENZO(A)PYRENE IN AROCLOR 1254 TREATED 65—12
SEA CATFISrI, AND GULF KILLIFISH /,MIXEO FUNCTION OXIDASE INOUC 42— 9
MUSIL CEPHALUS /,RETENTION OF TWO MERCURICALS BY STRIPED 11— 3
MUMMICHOG FUNCULUS HETEROCLITUS /,EFFECT OF THERMAL STRESS AND TOTAL R 34— 1
MUNSEL LAKE, CREGON /,EVALUATION OF STOCKING CUTTHROAT TROUT, SALMO CL 3— 6
MURAMIC ACID ASSAY IN SEDIMENTS 41— 6
MUSCLE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PIJGIO: RELATION TO MOLTING 4 38— 7
PROTEINS FROM BIVALVE MOLLUSCS /,EFFECTS Off SODIUM CHLORIDE CON 36— 3
MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDULIS /,SEASQNAL VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND 62— 6
MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) IN OREGON /,BENZC(A)PYRENE BODY BURDENS AND 1 43— 4
(MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON DURING JUNE 1976 — M 43— 3
H MYTIL4JS EDULIS /,BENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND 73— 7
H (MYTILUS EDULIS) FRCM OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTI 79— 8
H /,EFFECTS OF DEPURATICN, SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN 72— 3
MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEASONA 79— 6
MYTILUS EOIJLIS, FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON /,OBSERVATIONS ON TM 43— 2
(MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM OREGON /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROCARBO 63— 6
(MYTILUS EDULIS) /,SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER IR 72— 4
MUTAGEN ACCUMULATION IN 3 ESTUARINE SPECIES USING THE SALMONELLA/MICRO 65— 9
MUTAGENESIS) TO TEST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS /,FEASIBILITY OF US 31— 8
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYP 72— 2
/,USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, R 72— 1
MUTAGENS BY THE MARINE CILIATE PARAURONEMA ACUTUM /,ACTIVATION OF POLY 62— 9
AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFE 47— 4
AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES—ft UATIC ANIMALS /,EFFECTS 60— 2
AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFE 47— 4
ANO TERATCGENS ON NCNHtJMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOIJRT 77— 7
AND TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,INOE 83— 8
IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS /,INVESTI 65— 4
AND CARCINOGENS /,SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGE ASSAY FOR DETECTI 54— 5
MYOSIN ADENOSINE TRIPH SPHATASE OF PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS OUORARUM) /,S0 11—11
MYSID, MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE 34— 6
1 (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING SEA WATER OR A STATIC SYSTEM ./,CUL 34— 4
‘I MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA /,EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANUPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON 60— 7
“ (MYSIDOPSIS SAHIA): A FINAL REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,INTER 72—11
“ SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA, IN THE LABORATORY /,LONG—TERM EFFECTS 73—10
“ SHRIMP (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,NETHOOS FOR ACUTE STATIC TOXICITY TE 28— 5
“ /,OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND 63— 9
MYSIDACEA) /,FIRST FLORIDA RECORO OF TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIANAE (CRUSTACEA 41—10
MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILIN ON SURVIVAL AN 55— 3
BAHIA /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS O CADMIUM ON THE ESTUARI 34— 6
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MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,ACtJTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LA ORATORY—PREPARE0 GENERI 82— 9
H BAHIA) IN FLOWING SEA WATER OR 4 STATIC SYSTEM /,CULTURING 34— 4
BAHIA /,EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANOPHUSPHATE PESTICIDES ON SWIMMI 60— 7
11 BAHIA) IN FLOWING WATER /,ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST U 34— 5
BAHIA): A FINAL REPORT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,INTERLABORAT 72—11
8AHIA AS INFLUENCED BY SUBLETHAL ENDRIN EXPOSURE /,INTERREL 73— 1
BAHIA, IN THE LABORAT’JRY /,LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED P 73—10
U BAHIA) ,METHODS FCR ACUTE STATIC TOXICITY TESTS WITH MYSID 28— 5
8AHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICI 25— 9
MYSIDS CMYSIDGPSIS BAHIA) /,ACUTE TOXICITY OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPARE 82— 9
(MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING WATER J,ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICIT 34— 5
MYTILUS EDULIS) IN OREGON /,BENZO(A)PYRENE BODY BURDENS AND THE PREVAL 43— 4
l1 EDULIS) FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON DURING JUNE 1976 — MAY 1978 / 43— 3
EDULIS /,BENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONAD TI 73— 7
I EDULIS) FROM OREGON, LSA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBSTITIJTED P01 79— 8
H EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEASONALITY, AND 79— 6
“ EDULIS, FROM YAQUINA BAY, OREGON /,OBSERVATIONS ON THE ULTRAST 43— 2
H EDULIS) FROM OREGON /,POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BIV 63— 6
U EDULIS /,SEASONAL VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE M 62— 6
EDULIS) /,SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEME 72— 4
f t EDULIS FROM YAQUINA SAY, OREGON. PH.D. THESIS /,TRACE METAL 1 62— 7
N
NALED) IN SEAWATER /,BRAIN—ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN A MARINE 14— 1
NAPHTHALENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED 49— 7
ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER (OSTREA 35— 6
ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT OYSTER, OSTREA 64—10
BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EDULIS, IN A FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM /,UP 65— 1
NAPHIHALENES IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFECTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLOR 27— 7
IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION S 62— 4
NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTOR CELLS IN THE W 4 LKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER 69— 8
NATURAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION OF XENOSIOTIC COMPOUNDS: 80— 9
BOTTOM? /,BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: SEDIMENT BOXES OR 70—11
I’ SEDIMENTS. 11.5. THESIS /,BIOTIC AND ABIOTIC FACTORS AFFECTING 77— 2
PATHOGENS AND POLLUTANTS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS /,DETECTION OF INT 9—12
H ECOSYSTEM /,DYNAMICS CF AN ESTUARY AS A 27— 5
ECOSYSTEM, II /,OYNAMICS OF AN ESTUARY AS 4 37— 1
H SEAWATER AS AFFECTED BY SALINITY, TEMPERATURE, AND STERILITY / 37— 2
NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE BRANCHIAL P000CYTES IN THE GRASS 61— 2
NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: VI.EQUES, PUERTO RICO /,GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS 69—10
NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND LEONEREIS CULVERI /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE 0 62— 2
NEBULOSIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF AFLATOXIN ON THE BROWN BULLHEAD 1 77— 1.
NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,M!CROMETHDDS FOR TOXI 54— 1
H CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN CONTAMINA 48— 5
CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF POLYCHLORINATED OIBENZO—P—OIDX 62— 4
CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTRA OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC 70— 1
CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,PENTACHLOROPHENOL IN 53— 9
U CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,SCREEWING OF HUMAN AN 53— 8
BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS /,S NSITIVE ASSAY, BASED ON HYDROXY FAT 74— 1
NEMATODES IN AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM /,EF’FECTS OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL ON 29— 9
NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) /,HISTOLOGICAL.PROGRESSIO 84— 2
NEOPLASMS OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OREGON: OCCURRENCE, PR 79— 6
IN INVERTEBRATES ANC COLD—BLOODED VERTEBRATES /,HEMATOPOIETI 52— 5
IN THREE SPECIES OF SALMONID FISHES /,HISTOPATHOLOGY OF FOUR 79— 3
NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISTAN DISORDERS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA 40— 5
DISORDERS OF MUSSELS, MYTILIJS EDULIS, FROM YAQUINA BAY, ORE 43— 2
NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN COHO SALMON /,TOBRAMYCIN 56— 9
NEREID POLYCHAETES, NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND LEONEREIS CULVERt /,EFFECTS 62— 2
NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTA 80— 2
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NERITINA RECLIVATA /,.SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE 54— 3
NERVOUS SYSTEM O POISONED FISHES /,ANTICHOLINESTERASE ACTION OF PESTI 23— 4
NEUROBLASTOMA IN COHO SALMON REARED IN CHLORINATED—DECHLORINATED WATER 84—10
NEURONS IN WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER, HCMARUS AMERICANUS /,INFLUENC€ 60— 9
NEUTRAL PROTEASE FROM SACCHARCMYCOPSIS LIPOLYTIC.A /,PLJRIFICATION AND C 22— 1
NEUTRON ACTIVATIJN /,OETERMINATION OF VANADIUM IN A MARINE MOLLUSC US! 62— 5
NIGER IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, FLORIDA /,OCCURRENCE OF ESOX 24—10
NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS 1,EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE 53— 3
NITRILOTRIACETATE—OEGRADING PCTENTIAL IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT 1,01 22—10
NITROBENZENE /,AMSIENT WATER CUALITY CRITERIA FOR 50—li
NITROGEN ON THE RATE OF ANMONIUM OXIDATION BY NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM 53— 3
NITROSOMONAS SP., AND TWO HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA, NOCARDIA ATLANTICA A 53— 4
NOCARDIA ATLANTICA AND PSEUOOMONAS SP.: A NOTE /,INTERACTION BETWEEN 33— 4
NONHUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIfrALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT Nd/EPA COLL 77— 7
NONLINEAR MODEL FOR PESTICIDE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECI 34— 8
NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL METHODS FÜR THE DETERMINATION OF FUNGAL MASS 58— 3
NONTARGET ESTUARINED RGANISMS /,PR€LIMINARY REPORT: EFFECTS OF MOSQUI 78— 5
ESTUARINE SHRIMP /,SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PRELIMINARY EVALUAT 82— 4
NORMALIZATION FOR CORAL DATA I,EFFECTS OF DRILLING FLUIDS (MUDS) AND T 79— 1
NOVEL BIOASSAY SYSTEM /,INTERACTION OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS AND VIRUS 1 23— 6
NUCLEAR POLYHEOROSIS VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP: ULTR4STRUCTURE, PREVALENCE 9— 9
NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES AS MEASURES OF THE MICROFOIJLING, DETRITAL AND S 48— 2
NURSING FUR SEAL PUPS /,ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN .1— 2
NUTRIENT CONDITIONS IN LAKE ONTARIO /,CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA ADAP 42— 4
NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF DETRITAL MICROBIOTA AND THE GRAZING FUANA BY TRI 71— 2
0
OBSERVATIONS /,BIOLCGICAL 30— 9
1 ON THE ULTRASIRUCTURE OF LARGE CELLS ASSOCIATED WITH PUTA 43— 2
OBTAIN SERUM FROM SMALL FISH /,SIMPLE METHOD TO 45—11
OBTAINED FROM TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS /,COMPARISON CF SEVERAL APPROA 64— 1
OCCLUDED ViRUS, SIMILAR TO BACULOVIRUS, IN HEPATOPANCREAS OF PINK SHRI 9—10
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: EPTOEMIOLOGICAL OVERVIEW /,MINIM 48— 1
EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN METH000LO 46— 6
OCCURRENCE, PREVALENCE, SEASONALITY, ANO HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION 79— 6
OF ESOX NIGER IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, FLORIDA 24—10
“ OF PESTICIDES IN WHALES 2— 9
OF SNOOK ON THE NORTH SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO 9— 7
OF TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONEMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SIOUGHIN 60— 9
OCEAN OISPOSAL PERMIT PROGRAM /,SIOASSAY PROCEDURES FOR THE 18— 8
“ /,CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE NORTHE4S 3— 4
“ WATERS: IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 103 OF PUBLIC LAW 92— 24— 6
lb AND THE PCS CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT) /,EXPLORING THE VARI 55— 5
it DUMPING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL 12— 2
“ DUMPING RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE DRILL MUD, CUTTING 63— 1
OFFSHORE DRILLiNG FLUID ON SELECTED CORALS /,EFFECTS OF AN 57— 7
U WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL USE IN 26— 5
OIL SPILL IN EASTERN PUERTO RICO /,ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK S 41— 9
Ii AND GAS WELL—DRILLING OPERATIONS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS .44— 4
“ AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTUR 75— 6
It WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A LITERATURE REVI 73— 9
l WELL DRILLING FLUIDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT A LITERATURE REV! 63— 7
“ TO RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) /,HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY OF GLAN 52— 7
lb SPILL AND CLEAN—UP ON THE EUROPEAN COAST: AMOCO CADIZ /,IMPACTS 0 40— 8
II POLLUTION RESEARCH STUDY FINAL REPORT 1 JUNE 1978 /,MARINE 35— 3
lb AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SPILLS /,METH000LOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASS 48— 3
Il IN ESTUARINE MARSHLANDS /,MICROBIOLOGICAL CYCLING OF 17— 1
“ DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,PHYSIO 75— 9
I I EFFECTS ON ESTUARINE SENTHOS /,WEATHERED IXTOX I 71—10
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OIL /,YEASTS FROM THE NORTH SEA AND AMOCO CAOIZ 46— 1
ONISCOIDEA) /,ORIENTATION AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE SUPRALITTORAL ISO 31—il
ONTARIO /,CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA ADAPTED TO LOW NUTRIENT CONOITIG 42— 4
ONTOGENY CF PHOTOTAXIS BY LARVAE OF THE CRAB RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII 10— 5
OF RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METABOLIC COMPENSATION TO SALINI 63— 3
OPERATION OF A SMALL TWO—BOAT PURSE SEINE /,DESIGN AND 62— 8
OPERATIONS /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL USE IN OFFSHORE WELL—DRILLING 26— 5
IN AQUATIC ENVIRONt ENTS /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS USED IN OIL 44— 4
/,INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS 1 65— 4
OPHIOPHRAGMUS MOOREI (ECHINODERMATA, OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIDA COASTAL W 22— 3
OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIDA COASTAL WATERS /,FIRST RECORD OF OPHIOPHRAGMUS 22— 3
OPTIMIZE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT /,AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON USE 0 30—10
ORDER ZOANTHARIA 27— 9
ORDINANCE RANGE: VIEQUES, PUERTO RICO /,GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF REE 69—10
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLOOD SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE /,OISTRIB 55— 8
COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SYNTH 19— 5
U COMPOUNDS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON /,EFFEC 51—10
COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS. FINAL REPORT /,IMPACT OF SY 11— 2
POLLUTANTS ON ECOSYSTEMS /,LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF 24— 4
9 CARCINOGEN.S FROM WATER /,M€THODS FOR THE RECOVERY OF 61— 3
SOLVENTS: MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGRDSCO ICITY, AND EVAPORATION 76— 3
U POLLUTANTS /,USE OF OYSTERS AND RELATED MOLLUSCS AS BIOLOGICAL 38—10
ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER INTERFACE OF LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN 42— 8
U /,RIVULUS MARMORATUS: A UNIQUE FISH USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE 53— 6
/,SYNTHETIC 39— 1
1 ON MARINE ORGANISMS /,TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF TOX 18—10
ORGANISM RESPCNSES TO LOW—LEVEL POLLUTANTS /,MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING 23—11
ORGANISMS /,ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USED DRILLING FLUIDS 56— 8
/,AUTOMATED DEVICE (AGARS) FOR STUDYING AVOIDANCE OF POLLUTA 40— 6
TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP MILL EFFLUENTS /,AVOIOANCE RE 19— 6
H /, BEHAVIOR OF ESTUARINE 1—13
/,CHLORDANE: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE 20— 2
H /,DIELDRIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE 11— 8
/,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON ESTUARINE 24—11
9 /,EFFECTS OF MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE 3— 8
i i /,EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE 1— 9
/,ENORIN: EFFECTS ON SEVERAL ESTUARIWE 16— 1
/,ENZYME SYSTEMS OF ESTIJARINE 1— 6
/,EPA MARINE—ESTIJARINE RESEARCH AND REVIEW OF EPA RESEARCH 0 14— 7
FOR DREDGED MATERIAL TESTING /,EVALUATION OF THREE FISH SPEC 80— 1
/,FATE AND EFFECTS CF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON SALTWATER 85— 7
/,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 31— 3
U /,HEPTACHLOR: TOXICITY TO AND UPTAKE BY SEVERAL ESTUARINE 20— 5
II /,KEPONE: HAZARD TO AQUATIC 19— 3
9 /,LABORATORY TEST FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF SUBSTANCES ON 0EV 52— 3
IN A SHALLOW NORTH FLORIDA (USA) ESTUARY /,LONG—TERM VARIATI 33—11
II /,PCBS: EFFECTS ON AND ACCUMULATION 3Y ESTUARINE 14—11
H /,PHYSIOLOGY OF ESTUARINE 2— 4
H /,PRELIMINARY REPORT: EFFECTS OF MOSQUITO CONTROL APPLICATI 78— 5
H /,TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF TOXIC ORGANICS ON MARl 18—10
/,TEST, MONITORING AND INDICATOR 5— 2
/,TOXICITY OF ARQCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN 15— 9
9 /,UPTAKE AND TOXICITY OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE 26— 9
ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES (A BRIEF REVIEW) /,ESTUARINE MICROBES AND 7— 2
i i RESIDUES AND ASSEMBLAGES OF EPIBENTHIC ORGANISMS IN A S 33—il
I I PESTICIDES IN NURSING FUR SEAL PUPS 1— 2
PESTICIDES IN FUR SEALS 1— 1
li RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 1965—72——NATIONAL PESTI 7— 4
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ORGANOCKLORINE COMPOUNDS BY RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE 1.) SEEDLI 12— 4
ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON SWIMMING STAMINA OF THE MYSID MYSIOOPSIS 60— 7
PESTICIDES: SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BRAIN ACHE INHIBITION R 5— 8
PESTICIDES ON CHOLINESTERASES OF ESTUARINE FISHES AND 9— 8
ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES ON ESTUARINE AMMONIUM OXIDIZERS /,EFFECT 0 53— 2
ORGANS OF PINK AND WHITE SHRIMP /,LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY 2— 3
ORIENTATION AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE SUPRALITTORAL ISOPOD LIGIA EXOT 31—11
ORIGIN FROM COMMERCIAL PENTACHLOROPHENOL BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATI 53— 9
OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERICANA) EXPOSED TO 28— 4
OSMOTIC CONOITICNS /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLUROPHENOL (PCP) AND 2,4—DINITR 29— 7
OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHILDE, CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA /,CELLULAR PROLIFE 54—11
ii EDULIS): AN IN VIVO KINETIC. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,EFFECTS OF C 35— 6
‘I EDULIS /,EFFECTS OF NAPHTHALENE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EU 64—10
EDULIS)—BACTERIA SYSTEM. M.S. THESIS /,EVALUATION OF BENZO(A)P 38— 8
U EDULIS, IN A FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM /,UPTAi(E AND ACCUMULATION OF N 65— 1
OVERENRICHMENT /,INOICATORS AND INDICES OF ESTIJARINE 62—11
OVERSIGHT /,DRILLING MUD RESEARCH 55— 7
OVERVIEW /,BIOMONITORING OF COASTAL WATERS——AN 47— 3
/,CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING IMPORTANCE AND EFFECTS OF PESTICID 10— 3
/,IMPACT OF AQUATIC PLANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES UN 75— 5
/,INTERACTION OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS WITH CHLORINATI 71—10
/,MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIOES: EPIDEMIOLO 48— 1
OF SNORT—TERM TESTING AT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA8ORATOR 35— 9
OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF FIRST AND SECOND GENERATI 63— 9
/,PESTICIDES IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS: AN 24— 5
OXIDANT DECAY AND BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AND OZONATED SEA—WA 64— 8
OXIDANTS /,EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES C 78—10
IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER /,ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL 23— 1
AND BROMATE TO SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,INVESTIGATION OF 59— 7
ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORUNE GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL E 79—12
AND UPTAKE OF CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER 57— 1
IS ON THE GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER 45— 1
IN MARINE WATERS: THEORETICAL ASPECTS /,SPECIATION OF CHLORI 27— 1
H /,TOXICOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THE FISH, LETO 54—10
OXIDASE ACTIVITY WITH ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER OF A MARINE 44— 9
INOUCIBILITY AND POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM IN THE MU 42— 9
OXIDATION OF DIBENZOFURAN /,BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL 39— 7
BY NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFECTS 0 53— 3
OXIDATIVE SIOCIDES IN MARINE WATERS /,3ROMOFORM PRODUCTION BY 33— 1
f t BIOCIDES IN ESTUARINE WATERS /,HALOCARBON PRODUCTION FROM 61—11
OXIDE TREATMENT /,RESPONSES OF THE HEPATIC ENZYMES OF A TELEOST FISH T 66— 2
OXIDES BY .4 GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY—MASS SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM: THERMAL REAC 34—10
OXIDIZER, NITRUSOMONAS SP., AND TWO HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA, NOCAROZA A 53— 4
OXIDIZERS /,EFFECT OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES ON ESTLJARINE AMMONIU 53— 2
OXON /,INHIBITION OF ACETVLCHCLINESTER SE ACTIVITY IN PINK SHRIMP (PEN 56—10
OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON TO H 7—11
U CONSUMPTION OF TISSUES FROM THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS, 29— 7
H EVOLUTION /,MIREX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE: ACCUMULATION, 15— 4
CONSUMPTION OF ESTUARINE FISHES /,RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING 4— 1
OXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER SIMULATED ENVIRO 35— 1
OXYGENATION PRODUCTS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY GAS CHROMA 43— 8
OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN THE A 40— 4
AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY /,AMERICAN 75— 3
U CRASSOSTREA VIRQINICA /,BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN THE AMERIC 28— 1
CRASSCSTREA VIRGINICA (G.) EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED ANO OECHLORI 80— 5
Ii CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL DU 74— 4
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXIC! 74— 9
(CRASSOSTREA VIRGIHICA) /,CONCURRENT NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISIAN 0 40— 5
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OYSTER GREENING /,COPPER AND ZINC IN ESTIJARINE WATERS NEAR A COAL—FIRE 7—10
U AND SHRIMP TISSUE /,OETERMINATICN OF MALATHION, MALAOXON, AND 17— 9
(OSTREA EDULIS): AN IN VIVO KINETIC. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,EFFE 35— 6
U (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,EFFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION ON 65— 5
OSTREA EDULIS /,EFFECTS OF NAPHTHALENE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM I 64—10
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,EFFECTS OF THE POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL 5—13
“ CRL SSOSTREA GIGAS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF X— AND GAMMA IRRA 27— 4
(OSTREA EOULIS)BACTERIA SYSTEM. MeS. THESIS /,EVALUATION OF 8 38— 8
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (OMELIN) /,IMPACTS OF WATER CHLORINATION 75— 4
SHELL SIZE AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES BY CHASMODES SOS 69— 2
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLO 57— 1
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,PROCTOECES SP. (TREMATODA: DIGENEA) IN 66— 8
IS /,RESULTS INTERLA ORATORY COMPARISON—BIOCONCENTRATION TESTS U 65— 3
H (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,ROUNO—ROBIN ACUT 59— 5
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (G) /,SEASUN4L CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLOR 36— 1
U CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE 45— 1
OSTREA EDIJLIS, IN A FLOW THROUGH SYSTEM /,UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATI 65— 1
OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHILOE, CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA /,CELLULA 54—11
° TO DOT, TOXAPHENE AND PARATHION /,CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF 3— 9
/,OETERMINATION AND USE OF CONDITION INDEX OF 72— 5
U (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICJz) /,FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USIN 17— 7
(CRASSOSTREA GIGAS) /,REGENERATION OF RADIATION—DAMAGED DIGEST 36— 7
Il AND RELATED MOLLUSCS AS BIOLOGICAL MONITORS OF SYNTHETIC ORGAN 38—10
OZONATED SEA—WATER /,RESIDUAL OXIDANT DECAY AND 3ROMATE FORMATION IN C 64— 8
° ESTUARINE WATER TO JCVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) 64— 7
OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TC THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTE 74— 9
° AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF STRIPED B.AS 61— 8
“ PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND BROMATE TO SELECTEO ESTUARINE SPECIES /,IN 59— 7
“ PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON ADLLT WHITE PERCH (HORONE GMELIN) /,LETHAt. 79—12
IN ESTUARINE WATERS /,RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONS-ES 0 28— 4
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PACIFIC OCEAN /,CHLORINATEO HYDROCARBONS IN LIVERS OF FISHES FROM THE 3— 4
U OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA GGAS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF X— AND GA 27— 4
U OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS) /,REGENERATION OF RADIATION—DAMAGE 36— 7
PALAEMONETES PUGIC) IN LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES /,ACCUMULATION 0 .11— 7
I I PUGID FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEDIMENTS /,ACCUMULATION 0 80— 2
U PUGIO /,ACCUMULATIQN, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION 71 1
PUGIO) /,AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP ( 7— 9
U PUGIO: RELATION TO MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO BARITE /,BARI 38— 7
U PUGID, IN REL TICN TO THE MOLT CYCLE. M.$. THESIS /,BARI 28— 9
° PUGIO /,CILIARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR G 61— 1
U PUGIO /,COMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CH.LORO 64— 5
PUGIO) IN THE LA ORAT3RY /,CIJLTURE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP ( 36— 9
PUGIO /,EFFECT OF PREHATCH AND POSTHATCr EXPOSURE TO CAUM 34— 2
° PUGIO /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON EXOSKELETA 29— 1
U PUGIO /,EFFECTS OF 3ARITE AND USED DRILLING MUDS ON CRUST 47— 1
H PUGID AND PALAEMCNETES VULGARIS /.,EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON T 25—10
U VULGARIS /,EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE SHRIMPS, PENAEUS DUO 25—10
11 PUGID: MOLT—RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF LIMB REGE 68— 6
U PUGIO. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF TWO POLYCHIORINATED BIPHE 21— 2
U PUGIU HOLTtIUIS) /,ENTIR! LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING G 36—10
U PUGIO BY EXPOSURE TO SUBLETHAL DOSES OF PARATHION /,IMPAI 24— 8
U PUGIO, BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE /,INHIBITION OF LIMB 35— 4
U PtJGIO, AND MODIFICATION BY SUBLETHAL ZINC EXPOSURE /,ONTO 63— 3
U PIJGIO /,PHYSIDLOGICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF 74— 5
P 1 )010. 1. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, AND 70— 2
H PUGIO. II. PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORM TION: REPLACEMENT OF CI 70— 3
SP.) LARVAE /,STATIC BIOASSAY PROCEDURE USING GRASS SHRIM 21— 3
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H PUGIO, REARED FRCM PONE CONTAMINATED AND UNCONTAMINATED 26— 3
H PUGIO /,SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND ‘PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE 8 61— 2
PUGIG, AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY 0 30— 4
PUGlO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM 30— 5
PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL CH 31— 2
PUGIG: OCCURRENCE OF TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONEMES ASSOCIAT 40— 9
PUGIO) IN A LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,USE OF THE GRASS S 45— 7
PALAEMONID SHRIMP (PCNTONIA DCMESTICA) AND THE PEN SHELL (ATRINA RIGID 60— 4
PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVING IN CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMM 71— 7
ON FISH EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED SEWAGE EFFLUENT /,CAUSES OF 71— 6
H /,HEPATIC ENZYMES AND TUMOR HISTOPATHOLOGY OF BLACK BULLHEA 66— 3
OF 3LACK BULLHEADS, ICTALURUS MELAS (RAFINESQUE), LIVING IN 61— 7
PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,INFLUENCES 47— 5
INDICATING BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF MICROBIAL A 78— 6
PARASITES, HYPERPARASITES, AND COMiIEHSALS OF DECAPOD CRUSTACEA /,ANNOT 4— 2
AND TOXiC RESPONSES OF COMMERCIAL PENAEIO SHRIMPS OF THE GU 30— 7
PARATHION, AND PHORATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRA 61— 5
AND PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,ACUTE TOXICIT 80— 3
H /,CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO DOT, TOXAPHENE AND 3— 9
11 BY INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES /,COMPARATIVE METABOLISM OF 41— 7
ON PREDATOR CHOICE OF TWO ESTUARINE PREY SPECIES /,EFFECT OF 31—10
/,IMPAIRMENT OF A.NTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN PALAEMONETES PUGIO 24— 8
AND ITS OXON /,INHIEITION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY I 56—10
AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,SUCCESSION OF MICROFUNGI IN ESTUARIN 47— 2
PARAURONEMA ACUTUM /,ACTIVATICN OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROC.ARBONS 1 62— 9
PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECTS 47— 1
PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF THE MYSIO SHRIMP, MYSIDOP 73—10
PARTITION COEFFICIENT /,EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION OF ADSORBING SOLIDS ON 55— 4
PARTITIONING IN AMPHIPOD GRAZING /,PERTURBATIONS IN THE SIOMASS, METAB 75— 7
PATHOGENESIS OF INSECT VIRUS IN A NONTAP.GET ESTUARINE SHRIMP /,SIMPLE 82— 4
PATHOGENICITY /,EVALUATION OF INDUSTRIAL YEASTS FOR 41—11
PATHOGENS AND POLLUTANTS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS /,OETECTION OF INTERACTION 9—12
PATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF UROSPORIDIUM (HAPLOSPORIDA) INFECTION IN MICRO 9—11
PATHOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF PENAEID SHRIMP, APRIL 8—10, 1975, GALVESTO 14—10
PATTERNS IN FISH AND RODENTS /,COMPARATIVE BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLITE 84— 9
OF ADDUCTOR MUSCLE PROTEINS FROM BIVALVE MOLLUSCS /,EFFECTS O 36— 3
PB DISCHARGED FROM A WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVI 15— 3
PC8, MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND P 80— 2
IN TISSUES OF MARINE FISHES /,SIOACCUMULATION OF OUT AND 38— 9
“ WITH ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS AND SHELLFISH /,EFFECTS AND INTERAC 23— 3
“ CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT) /,EXPLORING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS RE 55— 5
“ S: INDEX AND ABSTRACTS /,GULF BREEZE LABORATORY PUBLICATIONS DEAL 83— 6
‘I DYNAMICS IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS. II. ACCUMULATION FROM DIETA 79—10
PU8LICATI ONS 18— 7
“ 5: EFFECTS ON AND ACCUMULATION BY ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 14—11
H /,POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS C 19—10
PC8S: TOXICITIES TO SHRIMP SINGLY AND IN COMBINATION /,METALS, PESTIC 20— 1
IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS. PH.D. DISSERTAT 79— 9
“ IN ESTUARINE FISK, 1972—16——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM 29— 4
PCP OR CRESOTE /,ABSTRACTS AND INDEX TO PUBLICATIONS DEALING WITH 83— 3
“ ON MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES ESTABLISHED IN AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM 29— 8
“ AND 2,4—DINITROPHENQL (ONP) ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF TISSUES 29— 7
II Q THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF 1 30— 4
PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN EASTERN PUERTO RICO /,ECOLOG 41— 9
PEN SHELL (ATRINA RIGIDA) /,ASPECTS OF THE HOST—COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP 60’— 4
PENAEID SHRIMPS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO AND SOUTH ATLANTIC COASTS OF NOR 30— 7
SHRIMP /,EFFECTS OF OCT ON CATIONS IN THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF 6— 1
U SHRIMP, APRIL 8—10, 1975, GALVESTON, TX (ABSTRACTS) /,FIRST WO 14—10
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PENAEID SHRIMP /,SOM PHYSIOLCGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF POLYCHLORINATE0 81 11— 6
PENAEIDAE) /,SHRIMPS (ARTHROPCDA: CRUSTACEA: 40— 3
PENAEUS DUOR.ARUM, PALAEMONETES PUGIO AND PALAEMONETES VULGARIS /,EFFEC 25—10
DUORARUM) BY METHYL PARATHION AND ITS OXON /,INHIBITION OF ACE 56—10
II DUORARUM) /,SOME ASPECTS OF MYOSIN ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE OF 11—11
DUORARUM /,TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AR3CLOR 1254 IN THE P1 3—10
PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS /,EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY 78—10
(GOODE AND BEAN), IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL AND LIGHTING SCHEOUL 85— 1
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. LA. MAR. RES. PUBL. NO. 31 /,INVENTORY OF THE E 30— 6
FLORIDA /,LARVAL TARPON, MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS, FROM 8— 1
FLORIDA /,SIGNIFICANCE OF DOT RESIDUES FROM THE ESTUARY NE.A 1—14
ft FLORIDA /,WATER QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, 55— 2
PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON EXOSKELETAL CALCIUM IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMO 29— 1
H ON THE FEEDING ACTIVITY OF THE LUGWORM, ARENICOLA C 35— 8
H ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS: TOXICITY, UPTAKE, AN 35—10
ft AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON RESPIRATION IN CRUSTACEANS 29— 6
I’ AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON HEPATOPANCREATIC ENZYMES I 32— 2
ft /,INHI8ITIDN OF LIMB REGENERATION IN THE GRASS SHRI 35— 4
1 (N4—PCP) TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, A 30— 4
TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATIO 30— 5
IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATIO 31— 2
PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 51— 1
TO SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRO 34— 9
IN MARINE BIOTA AND SEA WATER BY GAS—LIQUID CHROMATO 41— 5
ft (PCP) ON MEIOB€NTHIC COMMUNITIES ESTABLISHED IN AN E 29— 8
“ ON THE MEIOBENTHIC NEMATODES IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ST 29— 9
11 ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE COMMUNITIES /,EFFECT 27— 3
(PCP) AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOt. (DNP) ON THE OXYGEN CONS 29— 7
ON FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELOPED ESTUARINE BENTHIC 65—11
AND ITS PROCUCTS ——A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION /,ENVIRO 30— 3
/,IMPACT ON AND RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACRO8ENTHI 81— 5
‘I ÔY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY I, 53— 9
IN THE ENVIRONMENT. EVIDENCE FOR ITS ORIGIN FROM CO 53— 9
It TO CRUSTACEANS /,PHY5IOLOGICAL AND 8IOCHEMICAL INVES 44— 2
II /,SUCCESSION OF MICR3FUNGI IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS P 47— 2
“ JUNE 27—29, 1977: ABSTRACTS /,SYMPOSIUM ON 26— 4
H AND RELATED COMPOUNDS TO EARLY LIFE STAGES OF SELECT 28— 6
PERCH (MORONE GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFF 79—12
“ (MORONE AMERICANA) EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTUARINE WA 28— 4
PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,0 54— 4
H LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROMETRY AND SELECTED ION M 66— 9
LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,SEPARATION OF THE ISOMERIC PHENOLS 61— 4
PERIODATE /,OETERMINATION OF 1,2—DIOLS BY INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION W 57— 6
PERIODICITY OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIOIA (PISCES: ATHE 63— 4
PERITRICHIDA). PH.D. DISSERTATION /,FORM, MORPHOGENESIS, AND HOST—CIL 3— 3
“ /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND PROTARGOL STUDIES OF LAGENOPHRYS C 7— 6
PERMETHRIN IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,ACUTE TOXICITY, 3IOCONCENTRA 80— 3
AND FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE 78—11
PERMIT PROGRAM /,BIOASSAY PROCEDURES FOR THE OCEAN DISPOSAL 18— 8
FOR OCEAN DUMPING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND 12— 2
FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE GRILL MUD, CUTTINGS AND WATER /,TECHNICAL 63— 1
PERSISTENCE AS RELATED TO MARINE ENVIRONMENTS /,ACEPHATE, ALDICAR8, CA 61— 5
OF AC 222, 705, BENTHIOCARS, CHLORPYRIFOS, FENVALERATE, ME 80— 3
IN NATURAL SEAWATER AS AFFECTED BY SALINITY, TEMPERATURE, 37— 2
OF AROCLOR 1254 IN A CONTAMINATED ESTUARY 37— 6
OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN IN BRACKISH WATER: 46—10
PERSPECTIVE /,EFFECTS OF MARINE BENTHOS ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDI 74— 7
/,MAJOR USES OF CHLORINATION (AN ECOLOGIST S 69— 7
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PERSPECTIVE) /,MAJOR USES OF CHLORINATION (AN ECOLOGIST’S 69— 7
PERTURBATION BY NAPHTHALENE ON GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN THE EUROPEAN FLAT 35— 6
PERTURBATIONS /,F000 QUALITY CF AUFWIJCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEI 68— 5
IN THE BIOMASS, METABOLIC ACTIVITY, AND COMMUNITY STRUCT 75— 7
PERTURBED BY CARBARYL, METHYL PARATHION AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,SUCCES 47— 2
PESTICIDAL CARBAMATES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF POISONED FISHES 23— 4
PESTICIDE RESIDUE LABORATORY /,ASSURING THE QUALITY OF DATA IN THE 48— 7
INTERACTIONS IN 4 SIMULATED AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTE 64— 3
RESEARCH——BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES /,ESTUARINE 1—10
LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC 3IOASSAYS /,GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO P 13— 6
RESIDUES IN THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT /,IMPLICATIONS OF 10— 4
META3OLITES IN HUMAN URINE /,MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSUR 46— 6
ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,NONLINEAR MODEL 34— 8
lt MONITORING PROGRAM /,ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MO 7— 4
RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL P 29— 3
MONITORING PROGRAM /,PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSK 29— 3
FENTHION ON NONTARGET ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,PRELIMINARY REPO 78— 5
U FIELD STATION, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, FISCAL YEAR 1969 /,PROG 2— 5
U EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND MIXERS 69— 6
MONITORING PROGRAM J,RESIDUES OF PESTICIDES AND PCBS IN ESTU 29— 4
*1 RESIDUES IN SHELLFISH /,TRENOS IN 9— 6
PESTICIDES BY UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, GAMBUSIA. AFFINIS /,AVOIDANCE OF 5—10
BY GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PIJGIO) /,AVOIOAMCE OF 7— 9
ON THE OUNGENESS CP A8 /,BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 22—12
/,CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION QF POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE 31— 9
U THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT: A CONTRIBUTION OF THE EPA ALTERNA 10— 6
“ ON THE MARINE ENVIP.ONMENT A BRIEF OVERVIEW /,CRITERIA FOR 10— 3
BY AN ENZYMATIC—IMMUNOBIOLOGICAL APPROACH /,OETERMINATION 0 33— 8
ON ESTUARINE AMMONIUM OXIDIZERS /,EFFECT OF ORGANOPHOSPHORU 53— 2
IN ESTUARIES ALONG THE GULF AND SOUTHEAST ATLANTIC COASTS / 5— 6
U ON ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,EFFECTS OF 1— 9
U STUDIED AT FLORIDA FISHERIES CENTER /,EFFECTS OF 1— 3
ON ESTUARINE CILI.ATES /,EFFECTS o 1— 5
II ON SWIMMING STAMINA OF THE MYSID MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA /,EFFECTS 60— 7
IN MARINE ORGANISMS /,EPA MARINE—ESTUARINE RESEARCH AND REV 14— 7
U CHEMISTRY, MODE OF ACTION, AND EFFECTS ON FISH /,ESTERASE 5— 7
(A BRIEF REVIEW) /,ESTUARINE MICROBES AND ORGANOCHLORINE 7— 2
AND RELATED CHEMICALS ON THE LIVERS OF FISHES /,HISTOPATHOL 14— 4
ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF 32— 6
ON MARINE ECOSYSTE1 S /,INFLUENCE OF 3— 1
I,KINETICS OF 1—.11
AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,MARINE ALGAL BIOASSAY METHOD: RESU 57— 9
AND PCBS: TOXICITIES TO SHRIMP SINGLY AND IN COMBINATION / 20— 1
IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,METHODS AND PROBLEMS IN ANAL 8— 4
IN ESTUARINE SURFACE SLICKS /,MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS WITH 22— 2
U EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CVERVIEW /,MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSU 48— 1
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING PESTICI 46— 6
IN WHALES /,OCCURRENCE OF 2— 9
“ IN NURSING FUR SEAL PUPS /,ORGAMOCHLORINE 1— 2
IN FUR SEALS /,ORGANOCHLORINE 1— 1
II SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BRAIN ACHE INHIBITION RELATED TO OEATH 5— 8
ON AN ESTUARINE MY ID /,OVERVIEW OF THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC E 63— 9
ii 24— 5
IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS: AN OVERVIEW 24— 5
IN ESTUARIES 10—U
1? THEIR IMPACT ON THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT 43— 6
AND PCBS IN ESTUAP.INE FISH, 1972—76——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MON 29— 4
AND RELATED POLLUTANTS ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF ESTUARINE F 4— 1
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AND CRA8 DEVELOPMEtSjT /,SECOND GENERATION 40— 1
IN THREE GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS /,SENSITIVITY TO 2— 1
ON CHOLINESTERASES OF ESTUARINE FISHES AND PINK SHRIMP /,SH 9— 8
PETROLEUM HYOROCAP.BONS /,COMPARATIVE TOXICITY OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE 77— 3
COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE FISHES /,EFFECTS OF 54— 9
PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE BRANCHIAL P000CYTES IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PA 61— 2
PHARMACOKINETICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF DIETARY POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS 79— 9
PHARMACOLOGY OF CHLOROPHENOLS STUDIES CM THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONET 64— 5
PHENANTHRENE UNDER SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS /,MASS SPECTRA 0 35— 1
U /,TOXIC PHOTOXYGEWATED PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONME 74— 2
PHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 51— 2
PHENOLS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED 49— 8
IN HUMAN URINE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DETERMINATION OF TRACE 48— 6
OF BENZO(A)PYRENE BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY I, 61— 4
PHENYLACETIC ACID METABOLISM EY THREE AQUATIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM C 42— 5
PHORATE: THEIR ACUTE AND CHRONIC TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION POTENTIAL, 61— 5
PHOSPHATE (NALED) IN SEAWATER /,BRAIN—ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION 14— 1
PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCIJLPINS (LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) 39— 3
PHOSPHORODITHIOATE /,BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN FISH AS 14— 2
PHOTOGRAPHY TO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF TOXICANTS ON THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR 44— 6
PHOTOPRODUCTS IN A SIMULATED MARSH SYSTEM /,OYNAMICS OF MIREX ANO ITS 23— 9
PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT—MARSH FIDDLER CRAB, UC 56— 1
INHIBITOR ATRAZINE, ON SALT MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE, IN CUL 55—10
St IN ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKION /,EFFECTS OF H4LOGENATED ORG 51—10
AND GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF HER 6— 3
PHOTOTAXIS BY LARVAE OF THE CRAB RHITtIROPANOPEUS HARRISII /,ONTOGENY 0 10— 5
PHOTOXYGENATED PRODUCTS GENERATEO UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONOITIONS FROM 14— 2
PHTHALATE /,ALTERATIONS IN COMPOSITION OF FIELD— AND LaBORATORY—DEVELO 81— 4
ESTERS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 51— 3
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE /,EFFECT 74 7
CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE C 12— 2
PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS AND MICROBIAL INFECTION OF THE REEF BUILDING CORA 85— 3
STATUS /,FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ADENOSINE NUCLEOT 48— 2
EVALUATIONS IN SOME MARINE FAUNA /,HISTDLOGICAL AND 10— 1
U AND BIOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE TOXICITY OF PENTAC 44— 2
AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIDA MALTOSA, A HYDROCARB 15— 7
It AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF DITHIOCARBAMATE TOXI 74— 5
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON REEF CORALS (PROJECT SIJMMAR 81— 3
EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLO 57— 1
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON REEF CORALS 81— 2
U EFFECTS OF OIL—DRILLING MUDS ON THE CARIBBEAN CORAL MONT 75— 9
CONSEQUENCES OF ?OLYCHLORINATEO SIPHENYL— AND SALINITY—S 11— 6
41 ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,TOXICITY OF AR 15— 9
RESPONSES OF THE FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, EXPOSED TO 54—10
PHYSIOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 2— 4
it OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,SE 45— 1
PHYTOPLANKTON TO HERBICIDES: OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE 7—11
U /,EFFECTS OF HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON PHOTOSYNTH 51—10
U /,TOXICITY SCREENING OF FIFTEEN CHLORINATED AND BROMINAT 31— 7
PILOT STUDY /,AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A 75— 3
PINFISH LAG000N RHOMSOIOES (LINN.AEUS) /,NOTES ON THE EMBRYONIC PERIOD 26— 7
PINK SHRIMP: ULTRASTRUCTURE, PREVALENCE, AND ENHANCEMENT /,ENZOOTIC N 9— 9
U SHRIMP /,FREE AND OCCLUDED VIRUS, SIMILAR TO BACULOVIRUS, IN HEPA 9—10
U SHRIMP (PENAEUS DUORARtJM) BY METHYL PARATHION AND ITS OXON /,IN14 1 56—10
“ AND WHITE SHRIMP /,LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY ORGANS OF 2— 3
SHRIMP /,POLYCHLORINATED IPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDO 3—11
SHRIMP /,SHORT—TFRM EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON CHOL 9— 8
H SHRIMP (PENAEUS DUORARUM) /,SOME ASPECTS OF MYOSIN ADENOSINE TRIP 11—11
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PINK S iRIMP PENAEUS DtJ3R. RUr 1 /,TOXICITY AND OISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 12 3—10
PISCES: ARTHERINIDAE) /,CONCURRENT MEASUREMENT OF INTERTIDAL ENVIRONME 79— 4
BLZNNIIOAE) AND GOBIUSOMA B0SCI (PISCES, GOBIIOAE) IN TWO SOUT 69— 2
(0BIIDAE) IN TWO SOUTH CAROLIN ESTUARIES /,OY.STER SHELL SIZE 69— 2
ATHERINIJAE) /,REP. O.DUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSID 63— 5
ATHERINIOAE) /,REPRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY AND SPAWNING PERIODICITY 0 63— 4
ft GOBIIDAE) /,SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY AND Z000EOGRAPHY OF PTERELEO 24— 3
PITUITARY OF A TELEOST EXPOSEC TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN /,HISTOPAT 82— 3
PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION CF MANGANESE, IRON, AND ZINC IN SEDIMENTS 1— 7
PLANKTON /,EFFECTS OF CONTINUCUS CHLORINATION ON ENTRAINED ESTUARINE 51— 9
/,EFFECTS OF TOXICANTS ON 81—10
/,TOXIC EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON 31— 3
PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVIRCNMENT /,BEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU, ZN, CD, 15— 3
“ —CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING /,COPPER AND ZINC IN ESTUARINE 7—10
PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, AND FISHES /,EFFECTS OF LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTES 76— 5
I I AND THEIR MANAGEMENT TECHNIUUES ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCES OF THE 75— 5
P000CYTES IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIC /,SYIJCYTIAL NATURE A 61— 2
POECILIOPSIS AND ITS USE IN CLRCINOGENICITY STUDIES WITH 7,12—DIMETHYL 85— 9
/,INDUCTION OF HEPAT.IC TUMORS WITH 7,12—OIMETHYLBENZ(A)A 75— 2
POISONED FISHES /,ANTICHOLINEST€RASE ACTION OF PESTICIOAL CARBAMATES I 23— 4
POISONING BY MALATHION, 0,0—DIMETHYL S—(1,2—OICARBETHOXYETHYL) PHOSPHC 1— 2
/,RELATIONSHIP OF M 1ATHiON AND ITS META3OLITES TO FISH 17—10
POLLICIPES POLYMERUS FOR MARINE BIOASSAYS /,PRELIMINARY STUDIES TO EVA 43— 1
POLLUTANT GRADIENTS BY AQUATIC ORGANISMS /,AUTOM.ATED DEVICE (AGARS) FO 40— 6
STRESS /,LABORATORY MICROCOSMS FOR USE IN DETERMINING 37— 4
/,MYSIDOPS 1S BAHIA: AN ESTUARINE SPECIES SUITABLE FOR LIFE— 25— 9
it CHEMICAL, POLYCHLORINATEO IPWENYL (AROCLOR 1254) /,ULTRASTR 9—13
POLLUTANTS /,CYCLING OF 18 6
IN AQUATIC ANIMALS /,OETECTION OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NATU 9—12
Ii ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITIES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE FILMS /,EFFECT 59— 1
EFFECTS ON SALTWATER ORGANISMS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF 85— 7
/,FATE AND EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: FATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL 85— 5
FATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF 85— 5
ft /,FLOW—THRDUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPOSURE OF SEAGRASS TO 76— 6
it AND VIRUS IN A CRUSTACEAN: A NOVEL BIOASSAY SYSTEM /,INTER 23— 6
IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,INTEROEPENDENT MICROCOSMS FOR 1 38— 5
FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS /,INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREEN 65— 4
ON ECOSYSTEMS /,LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANIC 24— 4
/,MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF 23—11
ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF ESTUARINE FISHES /,RESPIROMETER FO 4— 1
ON PLANKTON /,T3XIC EFFECTS OF 37— 3
H /,TOXIC PESIDUES AND 48— 4
Ii AND MICROORGANISMS /,USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR EVALUATION OF IN 85— 6
/,USE OF OYSTERS AND RELATED MOLLUSCS AS BIOLOGICAL MONITOR 38—10
IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS /,WORKSHOP: MICROBIAL DEGRADATION 0 38— 6
POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY /,AMERICAN OYSTER AS A COASTAL ZONE 15— 3
i i EFFECTS /,8IOASSAYS AS INDICATORS OF 18— 2
IN SALINE WATERS OF EGYPT /,EGYPTIAN—UNITED STATES PROJECT F 66— 5
ti OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM 36— 8
ON MARINE ORGAnISMS /,FIRST AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON THE 31— 3
/,MARINE AND ESTUARINE 74— 6
U RESEARCH STUDY FINAL REPORT 1 JUNE 1978 /,MARINE OIL 35— 3
ii /,MICROCOSMS AS IOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF 37— 5
OF THE ESTUARY /,POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM RADIOACTIVE 6— 2
‘I RESEARCH /,PRGCEEOINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON MAR 19— 7
f t RESEARCH WITHIN FEDERAL AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES /,RESP 20— 4
BY ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS /,RIVER .17—11
IN FISCAL 1973 BY NORTH AMERICAN AGENCIES: REPORT OF THE 19 18— 9
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POLLUTION PROGRAMS UNDER THE US—USSR AGREEMENT ON COOPERATION IN THE F 24— 9
POLYAROMATIC HYDROCARBON METABOLISM IN THE MULLET, SEA CATFISH, AND GU 42— 9
POLYCHAETA ARENICOLIDAE) /,BENTHIC BIOASSAY USING TIME—LAPSE PHOTOGR 44— 6
POLYCF(AETES, NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND LEDNEREIS CUIVERI /,EFFECTS OF SAL! 62— 2
POLYCHAETDUS WORMS /,8IOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL P1 1— 7
POLYCKLORINATED BIPHENYLS /,A? .8iENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 51— 4
U SIPHENYL FORMULATIONS ON THE GROWTH OF ESTUARINE BACTE 13—10
U 8IPHENYL (PCB) WITH ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS AND SHELL 23— 3
IPHENYL AROCLOR 1254 ON TalE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTR 5—13
IPHENYLS, AROCLOR 1016 AND 1242, ON THE GRASS SHRIMP, 21— 2
Ii BIPHENYLS (ARCCLOR 1254) /,FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF P 39— 3
BIPHENYLS /,INHIBITION CF ESTUARINE MICROORGANISMS BY 13— 7
H BIPHENYLS IN ESTUARIES /,INSF_CTICIDES, HERBICIDES, AND 6— 4
ft OI8ENZO—P—DIOXINS, DIBENZOFURANS AND NAPHTHALENES IN E 62— 4
3IPHENYLS (PCES) IN HUOSON RIVER STRIPED BASS, MORONE 79— 9
9 BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) IN THE WATER, SEDIMENT, AND 81 1— 8
ii BIPHENYLS (PCB) 19—10
“ 8IPHENYLS, AROCLORS 1248 AND 1260: EFFECT ON AND ACCU 7— 5
9 BI?HENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER CRABS AND 3—11
U SIPHENYL— AND SALINITY—STRESS IN PENAEID SHRIMP 1, 50MB 11— 6
BIPHENYL (AROCLOR 1254) /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF S 9—13
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN SOFTSHELL CLAMS FROM COOS BAY, ORE 79— 7
AROMATIC HYDROCARBCNS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY——MASS SPECTROME 43— 8
POLYCYLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND AROMATIC AMINES /,DIFFERENTIAL ABI 67— 1
POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP: ULTRASTRUCTURE, PREVALENCE, AND EN 9— 9
POLYMERIC BETA—HYDROXYALKANOATES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND BACILL 78— 8
POLYMERUS FOR MARINE BIOASSAYS /,PRELIMINAPY STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE P 43— 1
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARB3NS TO MUTAGENS SY THE MARINE CILIATE PA 62— 9
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 51— 5
11 AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM 79— 8
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS 70— 1
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS 13— 5
*1 AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND CELLULAR PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS 73— 6
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS IN BAY MUSSELS C 63— 6
9 AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS DUE TO SLASH BURNING ON CLEAR—CUT SI 80—10
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,SYMPOSIU 74— 8
POND ECOSYSTEM /,.EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE ON THE BIOTA AND ENERGY BUDGET 0 2— 6
/,PAPILLOMAS OF BLACK BULLHEADS, ICTALURUS MELAS (RAFINESQIJE), LI 61— 7
“ /,UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF CICHLOBENIL IN A SMALL 4— 6
PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA I,ENERGY BUDGETS OF FOUR 4— 3
“ IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,UTIL1ZATION OF ENERGY BY PRIMARY PRODU 16— 4
PONTCHARTRAIN /,ORGANICS AT THE AIR—WATER INTERFACE OF LAKE 42— 8
PONTONIA DOMESTICA) AND THE PEN SHELL (ATRINA RIGIDA.) /,ASPECTS OF THE 60— 4
POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUE OF THE OYSTER, CRA 74— 4
“ OF ACROPORA CERVICORNIS. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF DRILL MUD ON T 77— 4
“ /,RECOVERY BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD E 85— 4
AND SURPLUS PROOUCTIOtJ MODELS FOR YIELD FROM A FISHERY /,RELATION 7—12
POOLS CF TWO NEREID POLYCHAETES, NEANTHES SUCCINEA AND LEONEREIS CULVE 62— 2
POPULATION GROWTH OF MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICIDES /,CELL DEA 31— 9
11 GROWTH AND OXYGEN EVOLUTION /,MIREX AND MARINE UNICELLULAR 15— 4
OF MYTILUS EOULIS FROM YA tJINA BAY, OREGON. PH.D. THESIS / 62— 7
POPULATIONS IN COASTAL SURFACE SLICKS /,MICROBIAL 18— 4
IN CHESAPEAKE BAY /,SURVIVAL, DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, A 26— 3
PORIFERA: ‘JEMOSPONGIA) AND ASSOCIATED SPONGES IN A SHALLOW SALT—MARSH 59— 3
POSTHATCH EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM ON SALINITY TOLERANCE OF LARVAL GRASS SH 34— 2
POSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, REARED FROM KEPONE CON 26— 3
POTENTIAL IMPACT CF DRILLING FLUIDS ON ESTUARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ABSTRA 70— 4
AND PERSISTENCE AS RELATED TO MARINE ENVIRONMENTS /,ACEPHAT 61— 5
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POTENTIAL IN AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,OISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA WITH 22—10
HAZARDS FROM RADIOACTIVE P3LLUTION OF THE ESTUARY 6— 2
OF USING EMBRYO AND LARVAL STAGES OF THE GOOSE BARNACLE, POL 43— 1
IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON THE MARINE ENVIRONM 67— 3
KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS /,SPERM DENSITY AND TOXI 60—10
H CARCINOGENS /,SUMMARY OF TISSUE LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANIMALS I 73— 4
It SOURCE OF WATER CONTAMINATION /,WATER—SOFTENING AND CONOITIG 23— 8
POWER PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER GREENING /,COPPER AND ZINC IN (ST 7—10
PRECISION LIVE—FEEDER FOR FLOW—THROUGH LARVAL CULTURE OR FOOD CHAIN BI 17— 2
PREDATION ON JELLYFISH /,BLUE CRAB 31— 9
BY f ELLITA QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMU 58— 4
ON CULTURED LUGWORMS (ARZNICQLA CRISTATA STIMPSON) 8.S. THE 12— 5
PREDATOR CHOICE OF TWC ESTUARINE PREY SPECIES /,EFFECT OF METHYL PARAT 31—10
U PREY INTERACTION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM /,EFF 20—12
PREY AND COMPETITION MODELS WITH STATE VARIABLES: 3IDMASS, N 11— 1
PREDATORS /,MODIFICATIONS OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA BY EXCLU 78— 7
PREDICTING BIOACCUMULATION AND ECOSYSTEM EFFECTS OF KEPONE AND OTHER N 59— 2
KEPONE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,TEST OF 38— 1
PREHATCH AND POSTHATCH EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM ON SALINITY TOLERANCE Off LA 34— 2
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF KEPONE DISTRIBUTION IN THE JAMES RIVER 34— 7
H REPORT: EFFECTS OF MOSQUITO CONTROL APPLICATIONS OF THE P 78— 5
H STUDIES TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF USING EMBRYO AND LARV 43— 1
FINDINGS /,REPORT ON SPECIES TESTED AND 81—11
‘I EVALUATION OF INFECTIVITY AND PATHOGENESIS OF INSECT VIRUS 82— 4
PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEMENT O CILIARY PROCESSES BY CYTOP 70— 3
PREPARATION /,GULF BREEZE LABORATORY: TITLES AND ABSTRACTS: 1983/84 83— 7
AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMALL FISH /,SEROLOGIC ALTERA 84— 7
PREPARED GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO MYSIOS (MYSIDOPSIS 8AHIA) /,ACUTE 82— 9
PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPID ANALYSIS OF BIOMASS COMM 70—10
PRESS AND IN PREPARATION /,GULF BREEZE LABORATORY: TITLES AND ABSTRAC 83— 7
PRESSURE LIQUiD CHROMATOGRAPHY /,DETERMINATION OF PENTACHIOROPHENOL IN 41— 5
PRESSURIZED PROPORTIONAL DILUTER FOR AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES 52— 6
PREVALENCE IN SHRIMP BY CHEMICAL EXPOSURE /,ATTEMPTS TO INCREASE BACUL 18— 3
OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) IN 0 43— 4
U AND ENHANCEMENT /,ENZOOTIC NUCLEAR POLYHEOROSIS VIRUS OF P 9— 9
I ’ SEASONALITY, AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION /,HAEMICNE 79— 6
PREY SPECIES /,EFFECT OF METHYL PARATHION ON PREDATOR CHOICE OF TWO ES 31—10
U INTERACTION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM /,EFFECT OF MI 20—12
“ AND COMPETITION MODELS WITH STATE VARIABLES: BIOMASS, NUMBER OF 11— 1
PRIMARY CHEMOSENSORY NEURONS IN WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER, HOMARUS A 60— 9
CELL CULTURES FROM THE TELEOST, CYPRIN000N vAR:EGATU5: CULTUR 84— 6
H PRODUCERS IN FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,UTILIZATION 16— 4
PRINCIPAL PHOTOPRODUCTS IN A SIMULATED MARSH SYSTEM /,DYNAMICS OF MIRE 23— 9
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA 19— 4
PROBLEMS IN ESTUARINE MONITORING /,BIOLOGICAL 9— 4
U IN ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDES IN THE ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,METH 8— 4
H ASSOCIATED WITH LOW—SOLU8ILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY 16— 2
1 IN MEASURING RESIDUALS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER 22—13
ASSOCIATED WITH LOW—SOLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY 11—10
/,USEFULN€SS OF CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS AND FUNOULUS GRANDIS IN 82— 5
PROCAMBARUS CLARKII FED ELODEA (EGERA DENSA) AND ITS PRODUCTS OF DECOM 86— 3
PROCEDURE /,DEN.SITIES OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN COASTAL SURFACE FILMS A 14— 6
11 USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SP.) LARVAE /,STATIC BIOASS 21— 3
PROCEDURES FOR THE OCEAN DISPOSAL PERMIT PROGRAM /,BIOASSAY 18— 8
U DESIGNED TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER EFFICIENCY /,BIOCHEMICAL 46— 2
FOR PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMALL FISH /,S 84— 7
PROCEEDINGS OF INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF MA 16— 5
31 OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON MARINE POLLUTION RESEARC 19— 7
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON AQIJ TIC WEEDS: CONTROL AND ITS ENVIRON 66— 6
PROCESS EFFLUENTS /,ALGAL IOASSAYS OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENERGY 76— 7
PROCESSES ON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,IMPACT OF CHLORINATION 19— 8
UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF CHLURIN#TIO 18— 5
UPON MARINE ECOSYSTEMS.: UPDATE 1977 /,REVISED REVIEW OF THE 31— 1
IN RELATION TO GLANC MATURATION /,RDSETT€ GLANDS IN THE GILL 70— 3
Y CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES IN RELATION TO GLAND MATURATION /,R 70— 3
PROCTCECES SP. (TREMATOQA: DIGENEA) IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTRE 66— 8
PRODUCE TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN SIMULATED SALT MARSH SYSTEM /,APPARATU 47— 8
PRODUCED cIXIDANTS /,EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILV 78—10
OXIDANTS AND BROMATE TO SELECTED ESTUARINE SPECIES /,INVESTIG 59— 7
8 OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SU 79—12
H OXIDANTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERIC 57— 1
8 OXIDANTS ON THE GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERIC 45— 1
OXIDANTS IN MARINE WATERS: THEORETICAL ASPECTS /.,SPECIATION 27— 1
OXIDANTS /,TOXICOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THE F 54—10
PRODUCERS IN FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,UTILIZ.ATION OF ENERG 16— 4
PRODUCTION BY OXIDATIVE 8IOCIDES IN MARINE WATERS /,BROMOFORM 33— 1
IN ESTUARINE WATERS J,CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON 33— 3
IN CHLORINATED ESTUARINE WATER /,CONTRIBUTION OF MARINE ALG 47— 6
H FROM OXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN ESTUARINE WATERS /,HALOCARBON 61—11
8 MODELS FOR YIELD FROM A FISHERY /,RELATION BETWEEN SIMPLE 0 7—12
U FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MARINE ALGAL BY—PRODUCTS, INCLUDIN 47— 7
PRODUCTIVITY /,.A3STRACT: POTENTIAL IMPACT OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON ESTUA 70— 4
/,ASSOCIATION OF DDT RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE 5— 4
PRODUCTS OF OECOMPOSITION /,.ASSIMILATION EFFICIENCY 3Y PROCAMBARUS CLA 86— 3
8 /,CHLORINATION 39— 5
AND CAPTAN ON MARINE ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF SELECTED WASTEWATER C 26—11
——A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION /,ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PENTACHL 30— 3
OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY——MA 43— 8
GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL CON 3.5— 1
IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA (GMELIN) /,PHYS 57— 1
AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION /,REACTION .4 _ 8
FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,REACTID 59— 8
FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: FINAL REPORT /,REACTION 59— 9
FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER /,REACTION 46— 9
1$ GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FROM PHENANTHRENE 1, 74— 2
H INCLUDING 0—MANNITOL /,VOLAT.ILE HALOCARBON PRODUCTION FROM T 47— 7
PROGRESSION /,HAEt*1IC t4EOPLASMS OF 3AY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS, FROM OR 79— 6
H 3f HEPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) I, 84— 2
PROLIFERA (ELLIS AND SOLANOER) (PORIFERA: DEMOSPONGIA) AND ASSOCIATED 59— 3
PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) IN OREGON /,8ENZO( 43— 4
8 DISORDER IN OYSTERS (OSTREA CHILENSIS) FROM CHILOE, CHIL 54—11
DISORDERS IN bIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,PO 73— 5
8 DISORDERS IN BIVALVE MOLLUSCS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES (PRO 73— 6
PROPERTIES OF SEDIMENTS: A SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE /,EFFECTS OF MARl 74— 7
PROPORTIONAL DILUTER FOR AQUATIC TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES /,PRESSURIZEO 52— 6
PROPOSAL: APPLICATION FOR OCEAN DUMPING RESEARCH PERMIT FOR DISPOSAL 63— 1
PROPOSED DISCHARGE OF DREDGED MATERIAL INTO OCEAN WATERS: IMPLEMENTAT 2.4— 6
PROTARGOL STUDIES OF LAGENOPHRYS CALLINECTES (CILIOPHORA: PERITRICHID 7— 6
PROTEASE FROM SACCHAROMYCOPSIS LIPOLYTICA /,PURIFICATION AND CHARACTER 22— 1
PROTECTING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT /,SYMPOSI 33— 6
PROTECTION AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA F 41— 1
RESEARCH, AND SANCTUARIES ACT OF 1972) /,ECOLOGICAL EVALUA 24— 6
AGENCY/CORPS OF ENGINEERS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CRITERIA F 27—10
II AGENCY FOR THE PERIOD 10/20/76 TO 10/20/77 /,ROLE OF SEOIME 33— 4
11 AGENCY /,STATEMENT OF LEONARD MANGIARACINA, DIRECTOR, CHESA 42— 6
AGENCY, ACCOMPANIEC BY DR. TUDOR DAVIES, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, G 42— 6
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ft /,USA—USSR WATER POLLUTION PROGRAMS UNOER THE US—USSR AGREE 24— 9
PROTECTIVE CLCTHING STUDIES IN THE FELO: AN ALTERNATIVE TO REENTRY 69— 5
CLOTHING FOR APPLICATORS AND MIXERS /,REDtJCTION OF PESTICID 69— 6
PROTEIN CONCENTRATION. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,E F€CTS OF DRILLING FLUID 79— 2
It CONCENTRATION /,IMPORTANCE OF MONITORPIG METABOLIC RECOVERY IN 84— 3
PROTEINS FROM BIVALVE MOLLUSCS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM CHLORIDE CONCENTRAT 36— 3
/,IN VIVO 8.INOING OF P,P—ODE TO HUMAN SERUM 7—13
PROTISTAN DISORDERS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,C 40— 5
PROTOZOA /,DISEASES CAUSED BY 77— 5
PROTOZOAN PARASITES, HYPERPARAS.ITES, AND COMMENSALS CF DECAPOD CR1JSTAC 4— 2
II SYM8IONTS AND RELATED DISEASES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES 68— 8
PROVIDE PESTICIDE—LADEN WATER FOR AQUATIC 3IOASSAYS /,GRAVITY—FLOW COL 13— 6
PSEUDOMONAS SP.: A NOTE /,INTERACTION BETWEEN AN AMMONIUM—OXIDIZER, N 53— 4
SPECIES /,META OLISM OF OI5ENZO (1,4)DIOXAN BY A 42— 2
PSEUDONANA IN UNENRICHED INSHORE SEAWATER /,TQXICITY OF COPPER TO THAL 5— 9
PTERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERUS (PISCES: GO8IIC E) /,SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY A 24— 3
PUERTO RICO /,ECULOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978 41— 9
RICO /,GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF REEF—BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AN 69—10
RICO, MEXICO, AND COSTA RICA /,STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN 26— 2
PUGIO) IN LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES /,ACCUMULATION OF AROCLOR 125 11— 7
U FROM CONTAMINATED HARBOR SEDIMENTS /,ACCUMiJLATION OF PCB, MERCUR 80— 2
/,ACCUMULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF BENZO(.A)PY 71— 1
/,AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES 7— 9
U RELATION TO MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO BARITE /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM 38— 7
IN RELATION TO THE 1OLT CYCLE. M.S. THESIS /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM 28— 9
1I /,CILIARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR GLANDS OF THE 61— 1
“ /,COMPARATIVE TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF CHLOROPHENOLS STUD 64— 5
II IN THE LABORATORY /,CULTURE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES 36— 9
“ /,EFFECT OF PREHATCH AND POSTHATCH EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM ON SALINI 34— 2
‘ /,EFFECT CF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON EXOSKELETAL CALCIUM IN 29— 1
/,EFFECTS OF BARITE AND USED DRILLING MUDS ON CRUSTACEANS, WITH 47— 1
AND PALAEMONETES VULGARIS /,EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE SHRIMPS, P 25—10
MOLT-RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION /,EF 68— 6
M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS QF TWO POLYCHLORINATEO BI HENYLS, AROCLOR 21— 2
ft HOLTHUIS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING GRASS SHRIMP ( 36—10
‘ BY EXPOSURE TO SUBLETHAL DOSES OF PARATHION /,IMPAIRMENT OF ANTI 24— 8
BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE /,INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION 35— 4
“ AND MODIFICATION BY SUBLETHAL ZINC EXPOSURE /,ONTOGENY OF RESIS 63— 3
U /,PHYS.IOLOGICAL aND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF DITHIOCARBAM 74— 5
I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVITY, AND INNERVATION / 70— 2
II. PREMOLT DUCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESS 70— 3
‘I REARED FROM KEPONE CONTAMINATED AND UNCONTAMINATED POPULATIONS 26— 3
“ /,SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE SRANCHIAL P000 61— 2
AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENT 30— 4
IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLORUP 30— 5
IN RELATION TO THE MULl CYCLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES INDUCED 31— 2
U OCCURRENCE OF TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONEMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE $ 40— 9
IN A LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,USE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEM 45— 7
PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, ATRAZINE, ON T 56— 1
FOOD CHAIN /,METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALTERNI 42— 7
PULP PILL EFFLUENTS /,AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO ST 19— 6
PUPS /,ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN NURSING FUR SEAL 1— 2
PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEUTRAL PROTEASE FROM SACCHAROM 22— 1
PURSE SEINE /,DESIGN AND OPERATION OF A SMALL TWO—BOAT 62— 8
PUTATIVE NEOPLASTIC DISORDERS OF MUSSELS, MYTILUS €DULIS, FROM YAQUINA 43— 2
PYDRIN; STATIC ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SELECTED ESTUARINE ALGAE, INV 59— 6
PYRENE ANO BENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMUNETES PUGIO / 71— 1
BODY BURDENS AND THE PREVALENCE OF PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS IN M 43— 4
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P
CONCENTRATIONS IN MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) FROM YAQUINA BAY, OR
CONCENTRATIONS IN SOMATIC AND GONJ O TISSUES OF BAY MUSSELS, MYT
“ METABOLISM IN T 1E AMERICAN OYSTEP CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,BENZO
METABOLISM IN HEPATIC 5—9 FRACTIONS OF AROCLOR 1254—TREATED MUL
METABOLISM IN MARINE FISH AND SOME AN.ALYTICAL ASPECTS CF ITS ME
IN ECONOMICALLY—IMPORTANT BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIE
I, METABOLITE PATTERNS IN FISH AND RODENTS /,COMPARATIVE BENZC(A)
METABOLISM IN AN OYSTER (OSTREA EDULIS)—BACTERIA SYSTEM. M.S.
IN AROCLOR 1254 TREATED MULLET /,META3OLITES OF BENZO(A)
IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES /,SEASONAL VARIATION
91 BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LICUID CHROMATOGRAPHY /,SEPARATION OF THE I
PYRETHROIDS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND FENVALERATE ON SHEEPSHEAD MIN
PYRIFORMIS STRAIN W /,MIREX AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULAT
/,POLICHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS, AROCLORS 1248 AND 1260: EFFEC
PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS DUE TO SLASH
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73— 7
28— 1
76— 2
85— 8
25— 8
84— 9
38— 8
65—12
34— 3
61— 4
78—11
5— 5
7— 5
80—10
49— 1
49— 2
49— 3
49— 4
49— 5
49— 6
49— 9
49— 7
49— 8
49—10
49—11
50— 1
50— 2
50— 3
48— 8
50— 5
50— 6
50— 7
50— 8
50— 9
50—10
5 0—11
51— 2
51— 3
51— 6
51— 7
50— 4
48— 9
51— 1
51— 5
48—10
51— 4
30—10
48— 7
68— 5
19— 4
18— 9
65— 8
65— 7
41— 3
41— 2
41- 4
ACROLEIN /,AM8IENT WATER
ACRYLONITRILE /,AMBIENT WATER
ALORIN/DIELORIN /,AMBIENT WATER
CHLOROANE /,AMBIENT WATER
CHLORINATEO BENZENES /,AMBIENT WATER
CHLORINATED ETHANES /,AMBIENT WATER
CHLOROALKYL ETHERS /,AM8IENT WATER
CHLORINATED NAPHTHALENE /,At48.IENT WATER
CHLORINATED PHENOLS /,AM8IENT WATER
CHLOROFORM /,AMB.IENT WATER
DOT /,AMBIENT WATER
DICHLDROBENZENES /,AM8IENT WATER
DICHLOROEENZIOINE / ,AMBIENT WATER
DICHLOROETHYLENES /,AMBIENT WATER
2,4—DICHLOROPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER
ENDOSULFAN /,AMBIENT WATER
ENORIi 1 /,AM8IENT WATER
HEPTACHLOR /,AMBIENT WATER
HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE /,AMBIENT WATER
HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE /,AMBIENT WATER
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTAOIENE /,AMBIENT WATER
NITRO ENZENE /,AMBIENT WATER
PHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER
PHTHALATE ESTERS /,AMBIENT WATER
TOXAPHENE /,AMBIENT WATER
TRICHLOROETHYLENE /,AMBIENT WATER
DICHLOROPROPANE AND DICHLOROPROPENE /,AMBIENT WAT
2,4—DIMET 1YLPHENOL /,AMBIENT WATER
PENTACHLCROPHENOL J,AMBIENT WATER
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYOROCARBONS /,AMBIENT WATER
2—CHLOROFHENOL /,AMSIENT WATER
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS /,AMBIENT WATER
U MANAGEMENT /,AMERICAN—SOVIET SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF MATHEMATICAL
OF DATA IN THE PESTICIDE RESIDUE LABORATORY /,ASSURING THE
“ OF AUFWUCHS FROM ARTIFICIAL STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF PE
“ CRITERIA /,PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL WATER
U COMMITTEE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY /,SURVEY OF EFFORTS TO AB
AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,WAIER
AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS /,WATER
CRITERIA: AVAILABILTY /,WATER
“ CRITERIA: AVAILABILITY /,WATER
CRITERIA: REQUEST FOR COMMENTS /,WATER
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QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUNO, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,WATER 55— 2
QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF DETRITAL MICRO 11— 2
CHEMISTRY TO ESTIMATE ENVIRONMENTAL ‘DEACTIVATION OF MARIN 67— 6
QUINQUIESPERFORATA ON SEDIMENTARY MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE /,EFFE 58— 4
R
RADIATION—DAMAGED DIGESTIVE TISSUES IN JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTERS (CRASS 36— 7
RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE ESTUARY /,POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM 6— 2
RADIONUCLIDES CCNFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER SEDIMENTS 60— 8
RAFINESQUE), tIVING IN A CHLORINATED SEWAGE POND /,PAPILLOMAS OF BLACK 61— 7
RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) /,HEPAIOCARCINOGENICITY OF GLANDLESS C 52— 7
TROUT (SALMO G4IRDNERI) /,HISTOLUGICAL PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC 84— 2
TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) EM3RYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR 52— 8
TROUT EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATLONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS 84— 1
RANGE: VIEQUES, PUERTO RICO /,GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF REEF—BUILDING 69—10
RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN JAMES RIVER SEDIMENTS /,MAN—MAOE RADIONUCLID 60— 8
RAT SLOGD SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE /,DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALCGENA 55— 8
RATE AND PROTEIN CONCENTRATION. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,EF’FECTS OF DRILL 79— 2
CF AMMONIUM OXIDATION BY NITRIFIERS ISOLATED FROM WETLAND ENVIRON 53— 3
u JD PROTEIN CONCENTRATION /,IMPORTAt4CE OF MONITORING METABOLIC RE 84— 3
RATES IN SEDIMENT/WATER CORES FROM ESTUARINE AND FRESHWATER •ENVIRONMEN 57— 4
RATHBUN) /,EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF KEPONE—CONTAMINATED FOOD BY JUVENIL 78— 9
U /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND MERCURY ON DEVELOPING MEGALOPAE AND 63— 2
FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED STATES /,?ROT 68— 8
REACTION PRODUCTS AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS CF AQUEOUS CHLORINATION 46— 8
U p:RODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER (PROJECT SUMMARY) 59— 8
ft PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER: FINAL REPORT 59— 9
U PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF SEAWATER 46— 9
REACTIONS OF 9,1O—EP OXY—9,iO—DIHYOROPHENANTHRENE /,DETERMINATION OF AR 34—10
BY BLUE CRABS (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS) TO STORM WATER RUNOFF I, 33— 9
IN CHLORINATED SEA WATER 30— 1
OF BLUE CRABS TO LOW PH. COMMENTS. 33—10
REARED EMBRYOS AND FRY OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) / 11— 9
EMBRYOS AND FRY OF THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW /,EFFECTS OF HEPTACHLO 32— 4
IN CHLORINATEO—DECHLORINATED WATER /,LIMITEO EPIZOOTIC OF NEURO 84—10
FROM KEPONE CONTAMINATED WAND UNCONTAMINATED POPULATIONS IN CHES 26— 3
REARING OF A MARINE FISH, THE SILVERSIDE MENIDIA MENIDIA MENIDIA /,LAB .19— 9
RECLIVATA /,SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRiBUTION OF THE SNAIL NER 54— 3
RECOMMENDATIONS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF CHLORINE IN COASTAL WATERS: SUM 22— 5
RECORD OF TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIANAE (CRUSTACEA: MYSIDACEA) /,FIRST FLORI 41—10
OF OPHIOPHRAGMUS MOOREI (ECHINODERMATA, OPHIUROIDEA) IN FLORIDA 22— 3
RECOVERY OF EXPERIMENTAL MACRCBENTHIC COMMUNITIES EXPOSED TO PENTACHLO 81— 5
IN THE CORAL .ACROPCRA CERVICORNIS AFTER SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE T 84— 3
EFFECTS OF OZONE—PROCUC2D OXIDANTS ON ADULT WHITE PERCH (MORO 79—12
OF ORGANIC CARCINOGENS FROM WATER /,METHODS FOR THE 61— 3
U BY THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS AFTER DRILLING MUD EXPOSURE 85— 4
REDUCTION OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR APPLICATO 69— 6
REEF FISHES WHICH FORAGE IN THE WATER COLUMN. A REVIEW OF NORHPHOLOGY, 7— 8
I! BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA ANNULARIS /,EFFECI OF WELL—DRILLING FLU 85— 3
ft BUILDING CORAL MONTASTR EA ANNULARIS /,EFFCTS OF DRILLING MUD ON 69— 9
U BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTERNAL TO A NAVAL ORDINANCE RANGE: 69—10
“ CORALS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,PHYSIOLUGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD 31— 3
“ CORALS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON 81— 2
REENTRY /,PROTECTIVE CLOTHING STUDIES IN THE FIELD: AN ALTERNATIVE TO 69— 5
REFINED COTTONSEED OIL TO RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) /,HEPATOCARC 52— 7
REFORMATION: REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESSES BY CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES 70— 3
OF THE DUCTULE /,ULTRASTRUCTURE OF AN EXOCRINE DERMAL GLAN 40— 9
REGENERATION /,EFFECTS CF TWO DITHIOCARBAMATES ON ‘THE GRASS SHRIMP, PA 68— 6
IN ThE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, BY SODIUM PENTAC 35— 4
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OF RADIATION—DAMAGED DIGESTIV.E TISSUES IN JUVENILE PACIFI 36— 7
REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON FECUNDITY AND EGG VIABILITY OF THE MARl 66— 4
DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF TWO ESTUARINE CRA 30— 2
ft DIMILIN IN BRACKISH WATER: A LA3ORATO Y EVALUATION USING LA 46—10
DIMILIN (DIFLU3ENZURON) ON THE LARVAL CUTICLE /,ULTRA$TRUCTU 68— 4
REGULATORS UPON CRAB LARVAL BEHAVIOR /,SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF INSECT GRO 31—12
REGULATORY RESPONSI8ILITY 38— 4
RELATED TO MARINE ENVIRONMENTS /,ACEPHATE, ALDICARB, CARBOPHENOTHION, 61— 5
TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION J,EFFECTS OF TWO 88— 6
TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: I. MICROBIAL ECOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND GENE 83— 4
TO BIOTECHNOLOGY: 1.1. BIORATIDNAL, MICROBIAL AND 8 IOCHEMICAL 83— 5
TO THE DUMPING OF DREDGED SPOIL MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE 55— 5
TO FIELD STUDY /,FIt4AL REPORT ON EFFECT OF FENTHION ON SELECTE 36— 2
CHEMICALS ON THE LIVERS OF FISHES /,HISTOPATHQLOGICAL EFFECTS 14— 4
TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS /,CRGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES: 5— 8
H DISEASES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN, FROM T 68— 8
POLLUTANTS ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF ESTUARINE FISHES /,RESPIRO 4— 1
/,SHELL SPINATION IN NELONGENA CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARACTERI 52— 2
i i COMPOUNDS TO EARLY LIFE STAGES OF SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS / 28— 6
FACTORS IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,USE Off MICROCOSMS FOR ANALYS 56— 2
H MOLLUSCS AS BIOLOt ICAL MONITORS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC POLLUTANT 38—10
RELATION TO MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO BARITE /,BARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CAL 38— 7
TO THE MOLT CYCLE. M.5. THESIS /,B.ARIUM, STRONTIUM AND CALCI 28— 9
BETWEEN SIMPLE DYNAMIC POOL AND SURPLUS PRODUCTION MODELS FOR 7—12
TO GLAND MATURATION /,ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRAS 70— 3
TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE 70 30— 5
TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES INDUCED BY SODIUM 31— 2
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PALAEMONIO SHRIMP (PONTUNIA DOMESTICA) AND THE 60— 4
“ OF LAGENOPHRYS CALLINECTES (CILIATEA: PERITRICHIDA). PH 3— 3
BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE: 55— 9
OF MALATHION AND ITS METABOLITES TO FISH POISONING 17—10
RELATIONSHIPS OF FISHES IN AN UNPOLLUTED, RIVER—DOMINATED ESTUARY IN N 45— 2
REPLACEMENT OF CILIARY PROCESSES BY CYTOPLASMIC PROCESSES IN RELATION 70— 3
REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,ACUTE AND SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WH 56— 8
ft ESTIJARINE SPECIES AND DEVELOPING BENTHIC COMMUNITIES I, 56— 7
REPRODUCTION OF MYSIOQPSI5 BAHIA /,AC4JTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF DIMILI 55— 3
/,CUMPUTER SIMULATION OF EFFECTS ON ATLANTIC MENHADEN YIE 15— 5
DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA AS INFLUENCED 8 73— 1
OF THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS SAHIA, IN THE LABORATORY 73—10
REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (P15 63— 5
H ECOLOGY AND SPAWNING PERIODICITY OF THE ATL NTIC SILVERSI 63— 4
RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNDULUS H 34— 1
CXIDANTS IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER /,ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF 23— 1
Ii OXIOANT DECAY AND BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATEO AND OZONAT 64— 8
RESIDUALS IN CHLORINAT;ED SEAWATER /,PROBLEMS IN MEASURING .22—13
RESIDUE LABORATORY /,ASSURING THE QUALITY OF DATA IN THE PESTICIDE 48— 7
SI SCREENING BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY 1, 54— 1
RESIDUES WITH LOSSES IN MARINE PRODUCTIVITY /,ASSOCIATION OF DDT 5— 4
IN URINE /,CHLORO8ENZ.ILATE 46— 7
IN THE COASTAL ENVIRCNMENT /,IMPLICATIONS OF PESTICIDE 10— 4
AND ASSEMBLAGES OF EPIBENTHIC ORGANISMS IN A SHALLOW NORTH FL 33—11
IN SELECTED ESTUARIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA——JUNE 1972 /,MIREX 9— 2
IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 1965—72——NATIONAL PESTICIDE MONITORING 7— 4
IN ESTUARINE MOLLUSKS, 1977 VERSUS 1972——NATIONAL PESTICIDE M 29— 3
OF PESTICIDES AND PCBS IN ESTUARINE FISH, 1972—76——NATIONAL P 29— 4
FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,SIGN.IFICANCE OF 00 1—14
“ AND POLLUTANTS /,TOXIC 48— 4
“ IN SHELLFISH f,TRENOS IN PESTICIDE 9— 6
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RESIN TO WATER /,DETERMINATIOP’ OF ‘DISSOLVED KEPCNE 8Y DIRECT ADDITION 52— 4
‘ NEUTRON 4CTIVATICN /,DETERMINATION OF VANADIUM IN A MARINE MOLLU 62— 5
RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METAÔOLIC COMPENSATION TO SALINITY AND TEMPE 63— 3
OF RED MANGROVE (RHIZOPHORA MANGLE 1.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD, C 45— 8
RESOLUTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS /,CHARACTERI 46— 3
RESOURCE PARTITIJNING IN ANP 1IPOD GRAZING /,PERTURBATIONS IN THE BIOMA 75— 7
U UTILIZATION 3Y THREE SPECIES OF SCIAENIO FISHES IN A NORTHWES 45— 4
RESOURCES FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION /,CONTAMINANT IOASSAVS: CONTAMENATIO 10— 2
OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW /,IMPACT OF AQUATIC PLANT 75— 5
RESPIRATION OF SEVERAL ESTUARINE BACTERIA /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON GROWl 72— 7
U IN CRUSTACEANS /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHEN ATE AND 29— 6
RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH (MORONE AMERIC 28— 4
RESPIROMETER FOR DETERMINING THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDES AND RELATED POLL 4— 1
RESPONSE OF THE MARINE MIC’ROFCULING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE TO CLEANING PR 46— 2
OF LARVAL FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS, TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS 15— 3
TO TIDAL AND LIGHTING SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY /,SPAWNING 85— 1
RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS TO STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP MILL E 19— 6
U OBTAINED FROM TOXICCLOGIC.AL EXPERIMENTS /,COMPARISON OF SEVE 64— 1
OF MARINE PHYTOPLANXTON TO HERBICIDES: OXYGEN EVOLUTION 1,0 7—11
OF COMMERCIAL PENAEIO SHRIMPS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO AND SOUT 30— 7
TO LOW-LEVEL POLLUTANTS /,MARINE ECOSYSTEM TESTING UNITS: 0 23—11
OF WHITE PERCH (MORCNE AMERICANA) EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZ 28— 4
1 OF DEVELOPING ESTUAPINE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES TO DRILLING 76— 1
Ii OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAX 25— 6
OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTLjARIN€ COMMUNITIES TO CONTINUOUS CHLORINA 65— 6
OF SELECTED SCLERACTINIAN CORALS TO DRILLING FLUIDS USED IN 57—
OF THE HEPATIC ENZY ES CF A TELEOST FISH TO TRANS STILBENE 0 66— 2
OF THE HERMATY’PIC CCRAL MAOR.ACIS DECACTIS EXPOSED TO ORILLIN 53— 7
OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS DECACTIS EXPOSED TO ORILLIN 62— 3
OF THE FISH, LEI’JSTCMUS XANTHURUS, EXPOSED TO CHLORINE PRODU 54—10
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR MAPINE PCLLUTION RESEARCH WITHIN FEDERAL AGENCIES 20— 4
RESPONSIBILITY /,REGUIATORY 38— 4
RESULTS WITH PESTICIDES AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES /,MARINE ALGAL BIOASSAY 57— 9
OF AN ADAPTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MODELING WORKSHOP CONC 67— 3
OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF 83— 2
OF THE DRILLING FLUIDS RESEARCH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE GULF 83— 1
U INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON—BIOCONCENTRATION TESTS USING THE 65— 3
RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE FISHES /,CHRONIC TOXICITY, 3— 5
AND METABOLISM BY SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS /,HEPTACHLOR: 20— 6
OF TWO MERCURICALS BY STRIPED MULLET, MUGIL CEPH.ALUS 11— 3
RETURNS OF TAGGED GULF MENHADEN /,ANALYSIS OF 20— 3
RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISII (GOULD). I. INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERATURE, SALI 72—10
HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIOUS (PROJECT SUMMARY) I, 67— 4
“ HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE 67— 5
HARRISII AND CALLINECTES SAP.IDUS /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE 82— 1
U HARRISII AT VARIOUS CYCLIC TEMPERATURES /,EFFECTS OF T 23— 2
I’ HARRI5II /,KEPDNE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CALLINECTE 38— 3
HARRISII /,ONTOGENY OF PHOTOTAXIS 8Y LARVAE OF THE CRA 10— 5
U HARRISII: EFFECT OF THE INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMIL 68— 4
RHIZ0PHORA MANGLE L. /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGR 8— 2
U MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS TO LEAD, CADMIUM, AND MERCURY /,RESIST 45— 8
MANGLE L.) SEEDLINGS /,TRANSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGANOCHLORINE 12—4
RHOMBOIDES (LINNAEUS) /,NOTES DN THE EMBRYONIC PERIOD OF THE PINFISH L 26— 7
RICA /,STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, 26— 2
RICO /,ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT CF THE PECK SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL S 41— 9
“ /,GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF REEF—BUILDING CORALS WITHIN AND EXTER 69—10
II MEXICO, AND COSTA RICA /,STRUCTURE OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORID 26— 2
RIGIDA) /,ASPECTS OF THE HOST—COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PALAEMO 60— 4
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RIVER—DOMINATED ESTUARY IN NORTH FLORIDA /,CYCLIC TROPHIC RELATIONSHIP 45— 2
ESTUARY /,KEPONE CONTAMINATION OF THE JA 4ES 53— 1
“ SEDIMENTS /,MAN—4A0E RADIONUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPON 60— 8
“ STRIPED BASS. II . ACCUMULATION FROM DIETARY SOURCES /,PCB DYNAMI 79—10
11 STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATIL.IS. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,PHARMACOKI 79— 9
“ /,PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS CF KEPONE DISTRIBUTION IN THE JAMES 34— 7
H POLLUTION BY ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS 17—11
RIVULUS MARMORATUS: UNIQUE FISH USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE BIOASSAYS 53— 6
MARMORATUS, IN CARCINCGENICITY TESTING /,USEFULNESS OF THE HER 84— 4
MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARC 72— 2
MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL IN STUDIES INVOLVING CARC 72— 1
ROBIN ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF THE EAST 59— 5
RODENTS /,COMPARATIVE SENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLITE PATTERNS IN FISH AND 84— 9
ROSETTE GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. 1 70— 2
I’ GLANDS IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO. I 70— 3
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION /,ENVIRONtIENTAL IMPACT OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND 30— 3
“ ROBIN ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF TM 59— 5
RUNNING SEAWATER /,EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE 75— 6
RUNOFF AND PULP MILL EFFLUENTS /,AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARINE ORGA 19— 6
/,FIELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS (CALL! 33— 9
RUPPIA MARITIMA /,COMPOSITION OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUM AND 8— 3
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SACCMAROMYCOPSIS LIPOLYTICA /,PURIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A N 22— 1
SAGINAW BAY, LAKE HURON /,MATHEMATICAL MODELING STRATEGIES APPLIED TO 28— 3
SALINE WATERS OF EGYPT /,EGYPTIAN—UNITEO STATES PROJECT FOR STUDY OF P 66— 5
SALINITY SELECTION BY MOSQUITOFISH /,001 AND MALATHION: EFFECT ON 5—11
TOLERANCE OF LARVAL GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECT 34— 2
AND MERCURY ON LARVAL DEVELOPMENT /,5FFECTS OF MERCURY ON DE 72—10
AND MERCURY ON DEVELOPING MEGALOPAE AND EARLY CR43 STAGES OF 63— 2
H CHANGE ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOLS OF TWO NEREID POLYCHAETES 62— 2
AND INORGANIC NITROGEN ON THE RATE OF AMMONIUM OXIDATION BY 53— 3
TEMPERATURE, AND STERILITY /,INSECTICIDE PERSISTENCE IN NATU 37— 2
AND TEMPERATURE ON ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,METHODS TO ASSESS EFFE 13— 2
AND TEMPERATURE BY THE CARIDEAN SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, A 63— 3
CONTROLLER FOR FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAYS 13— 3
/,SALTWATER FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMP 13— 1
STRESS IN PENAEID SHRIMP /,SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF 11— 6
SALMO C1.ARKI, IN NUNSEL LAKE, OREGON /,EVALUATIDN OF STOCKING CUTTHROA 3— 6
‘i GAIKONER.I) /,HEPATOCARCINOGENICITY OF GLANDLESS COTTONSEEDS AND 52— 7
1 GAIRDNERI) /,HISTOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF H EPATIC NEOPLASIA IN RA 84— 2
GAIRONERI) EMBRYOS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR EXPERIMENTAL C 52— 8
SALMON REARED IN CHLORINATED—DECHLORINATED WATER /,LIMITED EPIZOOTIC 0 84—10
I I /,TOBRAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN COHO 56— 9
SALMONELLA/MICROSOME ACTIVATICN SYSTEM /,COMPARISON OF MUTAGEN ACCUMUL 65— 9
SALMONID FISHES /,HISTOPATHOLOGY OF FOUR SPONTANEOUS NEOPLASMS IN THRE 79— 3
SALT MARSH SYSTEM /,APPARATUS TO PRODUCE TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN A SIMUL 47— 8
“ MARSH ENVIRONMENT /,ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM FOR DETERMININ 22— 9
° MARSH €OAPHIC ALGAE. M.S. THESIS /,ATRAZINE EFFECTS ON 35— 2
“ MARSH /,ATRAZINE FATE ANC EFFECTS IN A 40— 7
° MARSH MICROORGANISMS /,OEGRAOATION OF MALATHION BY 22— 7
° MARSH FIDDLER CRAB, UCA PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS OF A. PHOTOSYNTHE 56— 1
“ MARSH EDAPHIC ALGAE, IN CULTURE, MICRJECOSYSTEMS, AND IN THE FIEL 55—10
° MARSH ENVIRONMENTS IN NORTHWESTERN FLORIDA /,EFFECTS OF GROUND AP 12— 1
° MARSH ENVIRONMENT /,EFFECTS OF MALATHION ON MICROORGANISMS OF AN 22— 8
“ MARSH ECOSYSTEMS——EFFECT AND DEGRADATION /,MICROBIAL—MALATHION IN 13— 9
° MARSH CREEK /,SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF MICROCION 59— 3
SALTWATER ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS /,OETERMINATION OF BIOACTIVITy OF CHEM 81—12
HOLDING TANKS /,OEVICE TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECT 30— 8
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SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT CHEMICALS ON SURVIVAL, GROWTH, AND D 66— 7
1 FISH, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS /,ENDRIN EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE 25— 3
ORGANISMS /,FATE ANC EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS: EFFECTS ON 85— 7
FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE AND 13— 1
SAMPLES /,CLINICAL CENTRIFUGE TUBE FUR SMALL BLOOD 9— 3
/,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL ICNIZATION STU!.)IES OF POLYCHLORINATED OIBE 62— 4
AND bACILLUS MEGATERIUM /,POLYMERIC BET.A—HYDROXYALKANOATES FRO 78— 8
FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC SUBSTANCES USING NEGATIVE CHEMICA 53— 8
D FROM SMALL FISH /,SERCLOGIC ALTERATIONS IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED 84— 7
SANCTUARIES ACT OF 1972) /,ECCLOGICAL EVALUATION OF PROPOSED DISCHARGE 24— 6
SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER /,EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUID 75— 6
SANDY SUBSTRATE (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,EFFECTS OF THE BURROWING LIJGWOR 17— 5
SANTA ROSA SOUND, FLORIDA /,OCCURRENCE CF ESOX NIGER IN 24—10
“ ROSA SOUND, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,WATER QUALITY STUDIES IN 55— 2
SAPIDUS) /,ACCUMULATION OF MIREX—14C IN THE ADULT BLUE CRAB (CALLINECT 11—12
I, /,CHARACTERISTICS OF A CA(2+) —ACTIVATED ATP.ASE FROM THE HEPAT 32— 1
9 /,EFFECT OF OIMILIN Ot’ DEVELOPMENT OF LARVAE OF THE STONE CRAB 39— 9
“ /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEAWATER ON THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTE 54— 2
RATHBIJN) /,EFFECTS OF INGESTION OF KEPONE—CONT.AMINATED FOOD BY 78— 9
U UNDER DIFFERENT OSMOTIC CONOITIONS /,EFFECTS OF PENTACHLOROPH 29— 7
RATHBUN /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY AND MERCURY ON DEVELOPING MEGALO 63— 2
/,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHENUL 0 32— 2
I I (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING 67— 4
9 /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFO 67— 5
9 /,EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON DEVELOPME 82— 1
TO STORM WATER RUNOFF /,F ELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACh 33— 9
AND RHITHROPANOPEUS HARRISIX /,KEPONE EFFECTS ON DEVELOPMENT 0 38— 3
9 RATHBUN, FROM THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS OF THE UNITED STATE 68— 3
AND JUVENILE ATLANTIC MENHADEN (BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS) /,TUXICI 64— 7
SAXATILIS /,CUMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THE OEVELOPME 61— 8
PH.D. DISSERTATION /,PHARMACOKINETICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF 79— 9
TO CHLORINATION /,RESPUNSES OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY STAGES OF 25— 6
AND JUVENILE SPOT (LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS) /,TOXICITY OF BROM 64— 9
SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS /,EFFECTS OF WHCLE DRILLING MUD AND SELE 61— 9
SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY /,SPAWNING OF THE TIDEWATER SILVERSIDE, ME 85— 1
SCIAENID FISHES IN A NORTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARY /,TROPHIC RESOURCE IJTIL 45—
SCLERACTINIAN CORALS TO DRILLING FLUIDS USED IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT 57— 8
SCOLIOSIS AND ITS HISTOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES IN FISH /,KEPONE—INOUCED 23— 7
SCREENING TESTS FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL 65— 4
BY NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,MICROMET 54— 1
OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPLES FOR CONTAMINATION WITH TOXIC 53— 8
OF FIFTEEN CHLORINATED AND BRCMINATEO COMPOUNDS USING FOUR S 31— 7
SCULPINS (LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYLS 39— 3
SEA WATER /,CHEM1STRY OF HALOGENS IN 29—10
“ WATER OR A STATIC SYSTEM /,CULTURING THE MYSIO (MYSIOOPSIS BAHIA) 34— 4
• WATER BY GAS—LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMA 41— 5
‘ WATER ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED 35— 7
“ WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,FLOWIN 17— 7
U /,ISOLATION OF ATYPICAL CANOIDA ALBICANS FROM THE NORTH 23—10
“ CATFISH, AND GULF KILLIFISH /,MIXEO FUNCTION OXIDASE INDUCIBILITY 42— 9
“ URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,PROJEC 75— 1
“ WATER /,REACTIONS IN CHLORINATED 30— 1
Ii WATER /,RESIDUAL OXIDANT CECAY AND BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATE 64— 8
“ AND AMOCO CADIZ OIL /,YEASTS FROM THE NORTH 46— 1
SEAGRASS TO POLLUTANTS /,FLOW—THROUGH SYSTEM FOR EXPOSURE OF 76— 6
SEAL PUPS /,ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN NURSING FUR 1— 2
SEALS /,ORGANUCHLORINE PESTICIDES IN FUR 1— •1
SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE AMPHIPOO FAUNA OF MICROCIONA PROLIFERA (ELLIS 59— 3
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SEASONAL CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORINATION TO THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRAS 36— 1
EFFECTS OF LEACHED MIREX ON SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS 16— 3
EFFECTS CF CHLORINE FRODUCED OXIOANTS ON THE GROWTH, SURVIVAL. 45— 1
VARIATION IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL BURDENS IN T 62— 6
‘I VARIATION IN 3ENZO(A)PYRENE IN 8IVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON E 34— 3
VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS 72— 4
SEASONALITY, AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL PROGRESSION /,HAEMIC NEOPLASMS OF 8 79— 6
SEAWATER /,APPARENT IONIZATION CONSTANT OF HYPOCHIOROUS ACID IN 20—10
U WITH NOTES ON SURVIVAL AND FEEDING /,BIOCONCENTRATION OF BRO 80— 5
0 /,BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT OF THE COPPER COMPLEXATION CAPACITY 7— 7
/,BRAIN —ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN A MARINE TELEOST 0 14— 1
A SUMMARY OF EPA RESEARCH PROJECTS /,CHEMISTRY AND ECOLOGIC 24— 1
a, /,CHEMISTRY OF HALOGENS IN 17— 8
IS EXPOSURE STUDIES /,DETERMINATION OF FENVALERATE IN FLOWING— 80— 4
ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS AND MULINIA LARVAE /,EFFECTS OF CHLORI 44— 5
ON THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATE 54— 2
0 /,EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS WELL—DRILLING FLUIDS ON THE BIOMASS 75— 6
/,ERRORS IN DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL OXIDANTS IN CHLORINATED 23— 1
AS AFFECTED BY SALINITY, TEMPERATURE, AND STERILITY /,INSECTI 37— 2
0 /,ION—EXCHANG€ TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING AMMONIA FROM SMALL 65— 2
/,PROELEMS IN MEASURING RESIDUALS IN CHLORINATED 22—13
U (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION 0 59— 8
U FINAL REPORT /,REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF 59— 9
/,REACTION PRODUCTS FROM THE CHLORINATION OF 46— 9
/,SUNLIGHT—INOUCEO ROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED 25— 4
H /,T3XICITY OF COPPER TO THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN UNENRICHE 5— 9
/,USE O AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND QUANTITATIVE CHEMISTRY TO EST 67— 6
SEAWEEDS J,EFFECTS, UPTAKE, AND METABOLISM OF METHOXYCHLOR, MIREX, AND 20— 8
SEDIMENT BOXES OR NATURAL BOTTOM? /,BENTHOS INVESTIGATIONS: 70—11
WATER CORES FROM ESTUARINE AND FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFE 57— 4
AND BIOTA OF ESCAMBIA BAY, FLORIDA /,POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENY 1— 8
SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA /,BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF BIOMASS AND COMM 76— 8
“ MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE /,EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION AN 58— 4
II MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND ‘PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS /,FLUOROMETRIC 48— 2
U MICROBIOTA BY EXCLUSION OF EPIBENTHIC PREDATORS /,MODIFICA 78— 7
SEDIMENTS /,ACCUMULATION OF PC , MERCURY AND CADMIUM BY NEREIS VIRENS, 80— 2
sa /,ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR TRACE METALS IN 57— 3
“ WATER, AND POLYCHAETOUS WORMS /,BIOGEOCH€MISTRY OF TRACE EL 1— 7
M.S. THESIS /,8IOTIC AND ABIUTIC FACTORS AFFECTING SORPTIO 77— 2
“ /,CAGE FOR EXPOSING AQUATIC ANIMALS TO BOTTOM 5—12
. 5 (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CYCLING OF XENOBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AN 69— 4
0 /,CYCLING OF XENDBICTICS THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE 69— 3
ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE SPECIES AND DEVELOPING BENTHIC C 56— 7
A SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE /,EFFECTS OF MARINE BENTHOS ON 74— 7
SI /,MAN—MAOE RADIONUCLIDES CONFIRM RAPID BURIAL OF KEPONE IN J 60— 8
0 /,MURAMIC ACID ASSAY IN 41— 6
By FIDDLER CRABS ANC PINK SHRIMP /,POLYCHLORINATEO BIPHENYL 3—11
FOR LIPID ANALYSIS CF aIDMASS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF MICROBI 70—10
IN THE STORAGE, MOVEMENT AND BIOLOGICAL UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN 33— 4
/,SENSITIVE ASSAY, EASED ON HYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOPOI 74— 1
II /,SPATIAL OISTRI8UTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING 78— 6
SEED CULTURES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT /,IMPACT OF MICROBIAL 7— 3
SEEDLINGS OF RED MANGROVE, RHIZOPHORA MANGLE 1. /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDE 8— 2
TO LEAD, CADMIUM, AND MERCURY /,RESISTANCE OF RED MANGROVE ( 45— 8
0 /,TRANSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS BY RED MA.NG 12— 4
SEINE /,DESIGN AND OPERATION CF A SMALL TWO—BOAT PURSE 62— 8
SELECTION DURING LARVAL SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,8 67— 7
BY MOSQUITOFISH /,00T AND MALATHION: EFFECT ON SALINITY 5—11
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SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES BY CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GE 69— 2
SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTIC FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIME 72— 2
Il FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULIJS MARMORATUS AS AN EXPERIME 72— 1
SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FDR EXPERIMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS /,RAINBOW TROUT 52— 8
8 ASSAY, BASED ON rfYDROXY FATTY ACIDS FROM LIPOP3LYSACCHARIDE 74— 1
SENSITIVITY OF EGGS, LARVAE AND ADULTS OF THE ESTUARINE TELEOSTS, FUND 25— 7
TO PESTICIDES IN THREE GENERATIONS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS 2— 1
SEPARATION OF THE ISOMERIC PHENOLS OF BENZO(A)PYRENE BY HIGH—PERFORMAN 61— 4
OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, AND THE AM 56— 5
SEROLOGIC ALTE2ATIONS IN CARCINOGEN—EXPOSED TELEOSTS: PROCEDURES FOR 84— 7
SERUM AND ADIPOSE TISSUE /,DISTRI8UTION OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANI 55— 8
I’ PROTEINS /,IN VIVO BINDING OF P,P—ODE TO HUMAN 7—13
I’ CHLOROFORM LEVEL AND DRINKING WATER SOURCE: AN INTERIM REPORT / 55— 9
“ FROM SMALL FISH /,SIMPLE METHOD TO OBTAIN 45—11
SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTRATE SE 67— 7
SEVIN ON DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTUARIN€ COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS 0 45— 5
SEWAGE EFFLUENT (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH LIVIN 71— 7
EFFLUENT /,CAUSES OF PAPILLOMAS ON FISH EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED 71— 6
POND /,PAPILLOMAS OF BLACK BULLHEADS, ICTALURUS MELAS (RAFINESQ 61— 7
SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /,EFFECTS OF OEPUP.AIION, SIZE 72— 3
SHALLOW NORTH FLORIDA (USA) ESTUARY /,LONG—TERM VARIATION OF ORGANOCHI 33—11
SALT—MARSH CREEK /,SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE AMPHIPOD FAUNA OF M 59— 3
SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE 63— 8
SHEEPSHEAD /,ANALYSIS OF A MARINE FISH CELL LINE FROM A MALE 51—11
H MINNOWS: EFFECT ON FERTILIZATION SUCCESS AND SURVIVAL OF € 10—10
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CiIRONIC BIOASSAY USING 19— 1
H MINNOWS (CYPP.IN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHO 26— 1
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLOR 34— 9
H MINNOW, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS ,,OIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY 41— 8
8 MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY 66— 7
H MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 0 15— 2
H MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1254 0 11— 9
8 MINNOW /,EFFECTS OF HEPTACHLOR ANO TOXAPHENE ON LABORATORY— 32— 4
MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,EFFECTS OF K 71— 5
H MINNOWS IN EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXICITY TESTS /,EFFECTS OF THE 78—11
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE BIOASSA 15— 1
8 MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,INTERI..ASORATORY COMPARISON 83—10
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,KEPONE: CHRONIC EFFECTS 25— 2
it MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LABORATORY CULTURE OF 32— 7
MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST 32— 5
H MINNOWS /,ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES: SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BR 5— 8
MINNOWS /,SENSITIVITY TO PESTICIDES IN THREE GENERATIONS OF 2— 1
8 MINNOW (CYPRINCDGN VARIEGATUS): AN ESTUARINE FISH SUITABLE 15—12
MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS) FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TES 25— 1
SHELL (ATRINA RIGIDA) /,ASPECTS OF THE HOST—COMMENSAL RELATIONSHIP BET 60— 4
1$ MOVEMENTS OF THE BAY SCALLOP, ARGOPECTEN IRRADIANS /,EFFECTS OF 61— 9
SIZE AND THE SELECTION CF SPAWNING SITES BY CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS 69— 2
ti SPINATIGN IN MELONGENA CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZ 52— 2
SHELLFISH /,EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS OF •POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (PC8) 23— 3
/,TRENDS IN PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN 9— 6
SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO /,OCCURRENCE OF SNOOX ON THE NORTH 9— 7
SHORT—TERM EXPOSURE TO DRILLING MUDS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PROTEIN 84— 3
“ TERM TESTING AT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY—GULF BREEZ 35— 9
“ TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON CHOLINESTERASES OF 9— 8
SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURES /,ACCUMU 11— 7
PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,ACCUMULATION, TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEP 71— 1
H (PONTONIA OOMESTICA) AND THE PEN SHELL (ATRINA RIGIDA) /,ASPECT 60— 4
BY CHEMICAL EXPOSURE /,ATTEMPTS TO INCREASE BACULOVIRUS PREVALE 18— 3
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H FEEDER FOR AQUATIC BIOASSAYS /,AUTQMATIC BRINE 15—11
AND FISHES /,AVOIDANCE OF AROCLOR 1254 y 10— 7
“ (?ALAEMONETES PUGIO) /, VOI0ANCE OF PESTICIDES BY GRASS 7— 9
PALAEMONETES PUGIO RELATION TO MOLTING AND EXPOSURE TO 8ARIT 38— 7
1 9 PALAEMONETES PtJGID, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE. M.S. THESI 28— 9
B CULOVIRUS /,CH ACTERIZATION OF 27— 2
PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,CILI.ARY STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICE 61— 1
PALAEMUNETES PUGIO /,COMPARATIVF TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY 0 64— 5
(PALAEMONETES PUGID) IN THE LABORATORY /,CULTURE OF THE GRASS 36— 9
EXPOSED TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,CUTICULAR LESIONS INDUCED IN G 78— 1
TISSUE /,DETERMINATION OF MALATHION, MALAOXON, AND MONO— AND DI 17— 9
PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECT OF PRE1IATCH AND POSTHATCH EXPOSURE 34— 2
PALAEMONETES PUGID /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENT CHLOROPHENATE ON EX 29— 1
ft PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECTS OF BARITE AND USE) DRILLING MUDS 47— 1
/,EFFECTS OF ODT ON CATIONS IN THE HEPATOPANCREAS OF PENAEID 6— 1
PALAEMONETES PUGIO: t’ OLT—RELATED TOXICITY AND INHIBITION OF 1 68— 6
PALAEI4ONETES PUGID. M.S. THESIS /,EFFECTS OF TWO POLYCHLORINAT 21— 2
(PALAEMONETES PUGIO HOLTHUIS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST 36—10
U /,ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN ESTUA 14— 5
ULTRASTRUCTURE, PREVALENCE, AND ENHANCEMENT /,ENZOOTIC NUCLEA 9— 9
APRIL 8—10, 1975, GALVESTON, TX (ABSTRACTS) /,FIRST WORKSHOP 0 14—10
/,FREE AND OCCLUDED VIRUS, SIMILAR TO BACULOVIRUS, IN HEPATOPAN 9—10
U FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM /,HISTOPATHOLOGICAL A 82— 7
(PENAEUS DUORARUM) BY METHYL PARATHION AND ITS OXON /,INHIBITIO 56—10
U PALAEMONETES PUGIO, BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE /,INHI8ITION 35— 4
St /,LOCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY ORGANS Of PINK AND WHITE 2— 3
MYSIOUPSIS BAHIA., IN THE LABORATORY /,LONG—TERM EFFECTS OF SUS 73—10
U SINGLY AND IN COMBINATION /,METAIS, PESTICIDES AND Pc3s: TOXIC 20— 1
0 (MYSIOQPSIS BAHIA) /,METHODS FOR ACUTE STATIC TOXICITY TESTS WI 28— 5
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AND MODIFICATION BY SUBLETHAL ZINC EXPOSUR 63— 3
PALAEMONETES PUGIC /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EVALU 74— 5
/,POLYCHLORINATEO 8IPHENYL ABSORBED FROM SEDIMENTS BY FIDDLER C 3—11
PALAEMONEIES PUGIC. I. COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY, CYCLICAL ACTIVI 70— 2
PALAEMONETES PUGIO. II. PREMOIT OIJCTULE REFORMATION: REPLACEME 70— 3
0 /,SHORT—TERM EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES ON CHOLINEST 9— 8
/,SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF INFECTIVITY A 82— 4
(PENAEUS DUORARUM) /,SOME ASPECTS OF MYOSIN ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPH 11—11
1 5 /,SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES Of POLYCHLQRINATED 8IPHENYL— 11— 6
(PALA.EMONETES SP.) LARVAE /,STATIC BIOASSAY PROCEDURE USING GRA 21— 3
* 5 PALAEMCNETES PUGIO, REARED FROM KEPONE CONTAMINATED ANO •tJNCONT 26— 3
“ PALABMONETES PUGIO /,SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY 61— 2
PENAEUS DUORARU i /,TOXICITY AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN 3—10
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE MOLT CYCLE /,TO 30— 4
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY 0 30— 5
EXPOSED TO TWO DITHIOCARBAMATE 3IOCIDES /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND H 78— 2
EXPOSED TO A DITHIOCARBAMATE SIOCIDE /,ULTRASTRUCTURAL AND HIST 78— 3
PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MOLT CYCLE /,ULTRASTRUC 31— 2
SI EXPOSED TO CADMIUM ,,ULTRASTRUCTUR.AL STUDY OF LESIONS IN GILLS 23— 5
U EXPOSED TO THE POLLUTANT CHEMICAL, POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL (AR 9—13
PALAEMONETES PUGID: OCCURRENCE Of TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONEMES 40— 9
0 (PALAEMONETES PUGIO) IN A LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST /,USE OF THE 45— 7
SHRIMPS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO AND SOUTH ATLANTIC COASTS OF NORTH AMERI 30— 7
PENAEUS DUORARUM, PALAEMONETES PUGID AND PALAEMONETES VULGARI 25—10
(ARTHROPODA: CRUSTACEA: PENAEIOAE) 40— 3
SIGNIFICANCE OF BACULOVIRUS INFECTIONS IN ESTUARINE AND MARINE SHRIMP 14— 5
1 OF DOT RESIDUES FROM THE ESTUARY NEAR PENSACOLA, FLORIDA 1—14
SILICATE GRAIN SHAPE, STRUCTURE, AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMU 63— 8
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES ARTHERINIDAE) /,CUNCURRENT MEASUR 79— 4
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SILVERSIDE MENIDIA MENIDIA MENIDIA /,LABORATORY SPAWNING AND REARING 0 19— 9
MENIDIA MENIOIA (PISCES, ATHERINIO.AE) /,REPRODUCTIVE BEHAV 63— ,
U MENIDIA MENIDIA (PISCES: THERINIOAE) /,R!PROOUCTIVE ECOL 63— 4
MENIDIA PENINSULAE (GOODE AND BEAN), IN RESPONSE TO TIDAL 85— 1
li tIENIDIA MENIDIA /,TIOAL AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE A 79— 5
SILVERSIDES ( ENIOIA PENINSULA ) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS /,EARL 78—10
SIMULATED SALT MARSH SYSTEM /,APPARATUS TO PRODUCE TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS 47— 8
IS AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM /,CHITIN TRANSFORMATION AN 64— 3
MARSH SYSTEM /,DYNAMICS OF MIREX AND ITS PRINCIPAL PHOTOPROD 23— 9
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS /,MASS SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PR 35— 1
U AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS /,MONITORING BIOTRANSFORM 74— 3
SIMULATION OF EFFECTS ON ATLANTIC MENHADEN YIELD OF CHANGES IN GROWTH, 15— 5
SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGE ASSAY FOR DETECTING GENETIC DAMAGE TO MARINE 54— 5
SITES(S) OF ACTION OF SELECTED PESTICIOES 3Y AN ENZYMATIC—IMNUNOBIOLOG 33— 8
BY CHASMODES BOSQUiANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATU.S, HYPSOBLENNIUS 69— 2
“ /,PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION CF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS DUE 80—10
SIZE AND SEX ON TRACE METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /,EFFECTS OF DEPURAT 72— 3
“ AND THE SELECTION OF SPAWNING SITES BY CHASMODES 3OSQUIANUS, HYPL 69— 2
“ RELATED? /,SHELL SPINATION IN MELONGENA CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARA 52— 2
11 CF PCSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, REARED FROM KE 26— 3
SLASH BURNING ON CLEAR—CUT SITES /,PYROLYTIC DEPOSITION OF POLYNUCLEAR 80—10
SLICKS /,MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN ESTUARINE SURFACE 22— 2
/,MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN COASTAL SURFACE 18— 4
SLIP (19 DECEMBER 1978) OIL SPILL IN EASTERN PUERTO RICO /,ECOLOGICAL 41— 9
SLOUGHING AND REFCRMATION OF THE DUCTULE /,ULTRASTRUCTURE OF AN EXOCRI 40— 9
SMITH) /,EFFECTS OF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, .ATRAZINE, ON THE SALT— 56— 1
SNAIL NERITINA RECLIVATA /,SO E FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRIBUTION 0 54— 3
SNOOK ON THE NORTH SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO /,OCCUR•RENCE OF 9— 7
SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE SUPRALITTORAL ISOPOD LIGIA EXOTICA (CRUSTACEA: 31—11
SOCIETY /,SURVEY OF EFFORTS TC ABATE WATER POLLUTION IN FISCAL 1973 BY 18— 9
SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON EXOSKELETAL CALCIUM IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, 29— 1
U PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON THE FEEDING ACTIVITY OF THE L1JGWORM, AREN 35— 8
U CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF ADDUCTOR 36— 3
PENTACHLOROPHENAT€ ON SEVERAL ESTUARINE ANIMALS: TOXICITY, UPT 35—10
1 PENTACHLOROPHENATE AND 2,4—OINITROPHENOL ON RESPIRATION IN CRUS 29— 6
iS PENTACHIOROPHENATE AND 2,4—DINITROPHENOL ON HEPATOPANCREATIC EN 32— 2
U PENTACHLOROPHENATE /,INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION IN THE GRA 35— 4
PENTACHLOROPHENATE (NA—PCP) TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES P 30— 4
U PENTACHLORCPHEMATE TO TH GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIG, IN 30— 5
P.ENTACHLOROPHENATE IN THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN 31— 2
SOFT TISSUES OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO T 28— 9
“ TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL BURDENS IN THE BAY MUSSEL, MYTILUS 62— 6
SOFTENING AND CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT: A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF WATER CON 23— 3
SOFTSHELL CLAMS FROM COOS BAY, OREGON, USA /,CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSUBST 79— 7
SOLANDER) (PORIFERA: DEMOSPONGIA) AND ASSOCIATED SPONGES IN A SHALLOW 59— 3
SOLIDS ON THE pARTITION COEFFICIENT /,EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION OF ADSOR 55— 4
SOLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS: THEORETICAL MODEL AND 16— 2
U CHARACTERISTICS OF .AROCLOR 1254 IN WATER /,PROBLEMS ASSOCIA 16— 2
I I COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC TOXICITY TESTS /,THEORETICAL MODEL AND 11—10
U CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLUR 1254 IN WATER: PROBLEMS ASSOCIA 11—10
SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE DE 67— 4
FRACTIONS OF USED LIGHT—WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUD AND HEX 67— 5
U FRACTIONS OF DRILLING FLUIDS ON DEVELOPMENT OF CRA8S, RHITHROP 32— 1
METABOLITES /,META’óOLISM OF ATRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA. 58— 2
SOLVENTS: MOISTURE ANALYSIS, HYGROSC0 ICITY, AND EVAPORATION /,SIMPLE 76— 3
SOMATIC AND GCNAO TISSUES OF SAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS €OULIS /,SENZO(A)PYR 73— 7
SORPTION OF TOXIC COMPOUNDS IC NATURAL SEDIMENTS. M.S. THESIS /,BIOTI 77— 2
SOUND, FLORIDA /,OCCURRENC’E OF ESOX NIGER IN SANTA ROSA 24—10
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SOUND, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,W TER QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA 55— 2
SOURCE AN INTERIM REPORT /,RELATIONSHI? BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFORM 1EV 55— 9
OF WATER CONTAMINATION /,WATER—SOFTENING AND CONDITIONING EQUIP 23— 8
SOURCES /,PCE DYNAMICS IN HUDSON RIVER STRIPED SASS. II. ACCUMULATION 79—10
SOVIET SYMPOSIUM UN USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZE WATER QUALI 30—10
U SYMPOSIUM ON CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF THE 4ARINE ENVIRONMENT /,FIR 36— 8
SYMPOSIUM ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON MARINE ORGA 31— 3
SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA—OETRITUS——UCA PUGNAX FOOD CHAIN /,METABOLIC FATE 42— 7
H ALTERNIFLOPA. 2. WATER—SOLUBLE METABOLITES /,METASOLISM OF AT 58— 2
SPAT CF THE AMERICAN OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,EFFECTS OF CONTI 65— 5
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS INDICATING 8IUMASS AND 78— 6
SPAWNING AND REARING OF A MARINE FISH, THE SILVERSIDE MENIDIA MENIOIA 19— 9
‘I SITES BY CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS, HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS, HYPS 69— 2
PERIODICITY OF THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA (PIS 63— 4
OF TIlE TIDEWATER SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA PENINSULAE (GOODE AND BE 85— 1
° CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA MENIDIA /,TIOAL AND 79— 5
OF THE ATLANTIC CROAKER, SIICRQPOGON UNOULATUS, WITH NOTES ON 11— 4
SPECIAL PROBLEMS /,USEFULNESS OF CYPRINODON VARIEG.ATUS AND FUNOULUS GR 82— 5
SPECIALIST /,NARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMURECEPTOR CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS 0 69— 8
SPECIATION OF CHLORINE PROOUCEO OXIOANTS IN MARINE WATERS: THEORETICA 27— 1
SPECIES USING THE SALMONELLA/MICRUSOME ACTIVATION SYSTEM /,COMPARISON 65— 9
f t /,EFFECT OF METHYL PARATHION ON PREDATOR CHOICE OF TWO ESTUARI 31—10
(A. UATC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERA 47— 4
H AQUATIC ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS AND TERATOG 60— 2
(AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGENS, MUTAGENS, AND TERA 47— 4
ft (AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT NCI/EPA COLLABORATIVE 77— 7
AND DEVELOPING BENTHIC COMMUNITIES /,EFFECTS OF CONTAMINATED S 56— 7
AS BIOASSAY ORGANISMS FOR DREDGED MATERIAL TESTING /,EVALUATIO 80— 1
RELATED TO FIELD STUDY /,FINAL REPORT ON EFFECT OF FENTHION ON 86— 2
II OF SALMONID FISHES /,HISTOPATHULOGY OF FOUR SPONTANEOUS NEOPLA 79— 3
U (AUUAIIC ANIMALS) /,It OEX AND ABSTRACTS TO PUBLICATIONS, THE E 33— 3
° OF VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS POECILIOPSIS) /,INOUCTION OF HEPAT 75— 2
H /,1NVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMISTRY AND TOXICITY OF OZONE—PRODUCE 59— 7
/,METABOLISM OF OI8ENZO (1,4)DIOXAN BY A PSEUDOMONAS 42— 2
/,METASOLISM OF DIBENZO—P—DIOXIN AND CHLORINATED OIBENZO—P—DIO 53— 5
° IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,MONITORING 13— 5
° SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT 25— 9
U /,NONLINEAR MODEL FOR PESTICIDE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUA 34— 3
TESTED AND PRELIMINARY FINDINGS /,REPORT ON 81—11
/,REVIEW OF HAWAIIAN ZOANTHIDS WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW 4— 4
/,TEST OF A MODEL FOR PREOICTING KEPONE ACCUMULATION IN SELECT 38— 1
° OF MELITA (CRUSTACEA: AMPHIPOOA), WITH NOTES ON THE AMPHIPOD 45 3
° OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTGN /,TOXICITY SCREENING OF FIFTEEN CHLDRI 31— 7
° OF SCIAENIO FISHES IN A NORTHWEST FLORIDA ESTUARY /,TROPHIC RE 45— 4
OF THE FLATFISH GENUS CITHARICHTHYS (8OTHIDAE) FROM THE WESTER 1—12
SPECIFIC LEVEL OF BRAIN ACHE INHIBITION RELATED TO DEATH IN SHEEPSHEAD 5— 8
SPECTRA OF THE OXYGENATED PROCUCTS GENERATED FROM PHENANTHRENE UNDER 5 35— 1
OF SOME POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL 70— 1
SPECTROMETRIC ASSAY FOR EPOXICE HYDROLASE /,INDIRECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION 66— 1
SPECTROMETRY SYSTEM: THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,10—EPOXY—9,10—OIHYDROPHEN 34—10
° AND SELECTED ION MONITORING /,DETERMINATION OF UNDERIVATI 66— 9
° S /,IDENTIFICATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF ISOMERIC MEIHYLAT 43— 8
ft /,MICROMETHODS FOR TOXIC RESIDUE SCREENING BY NEGATIVE CM 54— 1
U /,PENTACHLDROPHENUL IN THE ENVIRONMENT. EVIDENCE FUR ITS 53— 9
/,SCREENING OF HUMAN AND FOOD CHAIN SAMPLES FUR CUNTAMINA 53— 8
SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTOR CELLS IN THE WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER HOMARU 69— 8
SPERM DENSITY AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL 60—10
SPILL IN EASTERN PUERTO RICO i,ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PECK SLIP 41— 9
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AND CLEAN—UP ON THE EURCP AN COAST: AMOCO CAOIZ /,IMPACTS OF 01 40— 8
SPILLS /,METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AND HAZARDOU 48— 3
SPINATION IN t’ELONGENA CORONA: SUBSPECIES CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZE RELA 52— 2
SPOIL MATERIAL IN THE OCEAN AND THE PC3 CONTAMINATION ISSUE (STATEMENT 55— 5
SPONGES IN A SHALLOW SALT—MARSH CREEK /,SEASONAL CHANG S IN THE AMPHIP 59— 3
SPONSORED Y THE GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1 83— 2
BY THE GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, 1976—1 83— 1
SPONTANEOUS NEOPLASMS IN THREE SPECIES OF SALMONID FISHES /,HISTOPATHO 79— 3
SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHIJRUS, AND CROAKER, MICROPOGONIAS UNOULATUS, IN A 42— 3
LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS /,HEPTACHLOR: UPTAKE, DEPURATION, RETENTID 20— 6
SI (LE.IOSTOMUS XANTHURUS) /,TOXICITY OF BROM4TE TO STRIPED BASS ICHT 64— 9
f t LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS /,TOXICITV OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE 25— 5
STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT CHEMICAL 66— 7
1 TOXICITY TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIOIA PENINSULAE.) AN 78—10
‘I TOXICITY TESTS /,EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS AC 222, 70 78—11
SI TOXICITY TEST USING THE SHEEPSHE D MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS 83—10
STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,COMPARISON OF OZ 74— 9
OF STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS /,COM ARISON OF OZONE AND CHL 61— 8
OF THE AMERICAN LOBSTER (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DRILLING FLUID EFF 68— 3
OF THE AMERICAN LO8STE /,ORILLING FLUID EFFECTS TO DEVELOPMENT 68— 2
OF THE MUMMICHOG FUNOULUS HETEROCLITUS /,EFFECT OF THERMAL SIRE 34— 1
OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN /,EFFECTS OF SALI 63— 2
OF THE GOOSE BARNACLE, POLLICIPES POLYMERUS FOR MARINE BIOASSAY 43— 1
OF THE STRIPED BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS TO CHLORINATION /,RESPONS 25— 6
AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE OF GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, RE 26— 3
OF SELECTED ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,TOXICITY OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL A 28— 6
OF THE MOLT CYCLE /,TOXICITY OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE (NA—P 30— 4
STAMINA OF THE MYSID MYSIDOPSIS SAHIA /,EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANOPHOSPHATE 60— 7
STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS, WITH COMMENTS ON METHODS OF N 79— 1
“ OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS: CALCIFICATION RATE AND PRCTE 79— 2
“ VARIABLES: 3IOMASS, NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS, AND AVERAGE INOIVIDU 11 1
STATIC SYSTEM /,CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDUPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING SEA 34— 4
ACUTE TCXICITY TESTS WITH SELECTED ESTUARINE ALGAE, INVERTEBRAT 59— 6
TOXICITY TESTS WITH MYSID SHRIMP (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) /,METHODS F 28— 5
BIOASSAY PROCEDURE USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES SP.) LARVAE 21— 3
11 METHOO FOR ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRAT 32—
STATUS AND MICROBIAL INFECTION OF TIlE REEF BUILDING CORAL MONTASTREA A 35— 3
/,FLUOROMETRIC DETERMINATION OF ADENOSINE NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVE 48— .2
OF DETRITAL MICROBIOTA AND THE GRAZING FU.ANA BY TRIGLYCERIOE GL 71— 2
STERILITY /,INSECTICIDE PERSISTENCE IN NATURAL SEAWATER AS AFFECTED BY 37— 2
STILBENE OXIDE TREATMENT /,RES?ONSES OF THE HEPATIC ENZYMES OF A TELEC 66— 2
STIMPSON /,EFFECT OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON THE FEEDING ACTIVITY 35— 8
ft 8.5. THESIS /,PREOATION ON CULTURED LUGWORMS (ARENICOLA CR1 12— 5
STOCKING CUTTHROAT TROUT, SALMO CLAR (I, IN MUNSEL LAKE, OREGON /,EVALU 3— 6
STONE CRAB MENIPPE MERCENARIA, AND THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIDUS 39— 9
STORAGE, MOVEMENT AND BIOLOGICAL UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN ESTUARINE ENVIRON 33— 4
STORM WATER RUNOFF AND PULP MILL EFFLUENTS /,AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ES 19— 6
u WATER RUNOFF /,FIELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE 33— 9
STRAIN W /,MIREX AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON AND ACCUMULATION BY TETR 5— 5
STRAINS (MUTAGENESIS) TO TEST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS /,FEASIBIL 31— 8
STRATEGIES APPLIED TO SAGINAW BAY, LAKE HURON /,MATHEMATICAL MODELING 28— 3
STREAMS RECEIVING LOW LEVELS OF PERTURBATIONS /,F000 QUALITY OF AUFWUC 68— 5
STRESS IN THE GILL TISSUF OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,CHANG 74— 4
AND TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE STAGES OF THE MUM 34— 1
/,LA8ORATORY MICROCOSMS FOR USE IN DETERMINING POLLUTANT 37— 4
/,MICROCOSMS AS INDICATORS OF ECOSYSTEM 58— 5
ft FOLLOWING SUBLETHAL CADMIUM EXPOSURE /,RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, 15— 8
IN PENAE.ID SHRIMP /,SOt E PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF POLYCHLO 11— 6
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RELATED FACTORS IN ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,USE OF MICROCOSMS FOR 56— 2
STRIPED BASS, MORCNE SAXATILIS /,COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXI 61— 8
MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS L /,EFFECTS OF MIREX AND METHOXYCHLOR 0 15— 6
3455. II. ACCUNULATION FROM DIETARY SOURCES /,PCB DYNAMICS IN 79—10
BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS. PH.D. DISSERTATION /,PHARMACOKINETICS 79— 9
BASS, MORONE SAXATILIS TO CHLORINATION /,RESPONSES OF EARLY LI 25— 6
ft MULLET, MUGIL CEPHALUS /,RETENTION OF TWO MERCURICALS BY 11— 3
BASS ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) AND JUVENILE SPOT (LEt 64— 9
STRONTIUM AND CALCIUM LEVELS IN THE EXOSKELETON, H’EPATOPANCREAS AND AS 38— 7
AND CALCIUM IN THE EXOSKELETAL AND SOFT TISSUES OF THE GRASS 28— 9
STRUCTURE /,ADAPTATION OF NATURAL MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES TO DEGRADATION 80— 9
TO CLEANING PROCEDURES OESIGNEO TO MAINTAIN HEAT TRANSFER EF 46— 2
OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL AND SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOTA /,BIOCHEMIC 76— 8
BY HIGH RESOLUTION GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF FATTY ACID METHYL € 46— 3
OF ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA /,EFFECT OF LIGHT ON BIOMAS 59— 4
“ AND LOCATION ON THE BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF COLD 63— 8
OF COLONIZING MARINE MICROBIOTA /,EF ECT OF SILICATE GRAIN S 63— 8
‘I /,EFFECTS OF BIOTUR ATION AND PREDATION BY MELLITA QUINQUIES 58— 4
OF MICROBIOTA THAT COLONIZE SANDS IN RUNNING SEAWATER /,EFFE 75— 6
IN ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROFLORA /,NONSELECTIVE BIOCHEMICAL 58— 3
OF THE ESTUARINE DETRITAL MICROBIOTA: RESOURCE PARTITIONING 75— 7
OF t 4 ICRDBIOTA /,PRESERVATION OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS FOR LIPI 70—10
OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN FLORIDA, PUERTO RICO, MEXICO, AND COS 26— 2
STRUCTURES IN THE BRANCHIAL UNICELLULAR GLANDS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PA 61— 1
SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF WHOLE USED DRILLING FLUIDS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTU 56— 8
ft EXPOSURES TO 1,2—OIEROMO—2,2—OICHLOROETHYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHAT 14— 1
DOSES OF PARATHION /,IMPAIRMENT OF ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN 24— 8
H ENDRIN EXPOSURE /,INTERRELATIQNSHIPS BETWEEN ENERGY METABOLI 73— 1
EXPOSURE AND RECOVERY EFFECTS OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS ON 79—12
“ ZINC EXPOSURE /,ONTCGENY OF RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METABO 63— 3
CADMIUM EXPOSURE /,RESPONSE OF LARVAL FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANTH 15— 8
“ EFFECTS OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS UPON CRAB LARVAL BEHAVID 31—12
METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE FiERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS DECACTI 53— 7
I’ METABOLIC RESPONSES OF THE HERMATYPIC CORAL MADRACIS DECACTI 62— 3
SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION IN THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA 1,0 43— 7
SUBSPECIES CHARACTERISTIC OR SIZE RELATED? /,SHELL SPINATION IN MELONG 52— 2
SUBSTANCE SPILLS /,METH000LOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF OIL AN 48— 3
SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPING COMMUNI’TI.ES OF 8ENTHIC :ESTUARINF ORGANISMS I, 52— 3
USING NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY /,SCRE 53— 8
A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS /,SPERM 0 60—10
SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS (PROJECT SUM 73— 3
It CHEMICALS IN AGRICULTURALLY AFFECTED WETLANDS /,DETERMINATI 73— 2
SUBSTRATE SELECTION DURING LARVAL SETTLING IN THE LOBSTER HOMARUS AMER 67— 7
EXPOSURES /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEHAVIOR OF THE AMER 67— 2
‘ I (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,EFFECTS OF THE BURROWING LUGWORM (ARE 17— 5
SUCCESSION OF MICROFUNGI IN ESTUARINE MICROCOSMS PERTURBED BY CARBARYL 47— 2
SUCCESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE /,EFF€CTS OF MARINE SENTHOS ON PHYSICAL PROPE 74— 7
SUCCINEA AND LEONEREIS CULVERI /,EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGE ON THE FRE 62— 2
SUITABILITY OF SHEEPSMEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) FOR LIFE—CYC 25— 1
SUITABLE FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A P 25— 9
FOR CHRONIC (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE) BIDASSAYS /,SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW 15—12
SULFATE ON SEA URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT (UNPUBLISHED REPOR 75— 1
SULFO— TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN /,GLUC 75— 8
SUNLIGHT—INDUCED BROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED SEAWATER 25— 4
SUPRALITTORAL ISUPOD LIGIA EXCTICA (CRUSTACEA: ONISCOIDEA) /,ORIENTAT 31—11
SURFACE FILMS AS DETERMINED BY A MEMBRANE—ADSORPTION PROCEDURE /,DENSI 14— 6
IS FILMS /,EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON MICROBIAL ACTIVITIES IN €STUA 59— 1
SLICKS f,MICROBIAL INTERACTIONS WITH PESTICIDES IN ESTtJARINE 22— 2
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SURFACE SLICKS /,MICROBIAL POPULATIONS IN COASTAL 18— 4
MICROLAYERS /,MICRO8ICLOGY ANO CHEMISTRY OF ESTUARINE 17— 6
SURPLUS PRODUCTION MODELS FOR YIELD PROM A FISHERY /,RELATION BETWEEN 7—12
SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF YSIDOPSIS BAHIA /,ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFE 55— 3
OF EMBRYOS AND FRY /,AROCLOR 1254 IN EGGS OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNO 10—10
AND FEEDING /,BIOCONCENTRATION OF BRO 1OFORM BY AMERICAN OYSTE SO— 5
FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LEURESTHES TENUIS AND ATLANTIC SI 79— 4
GROWTH, AND DEVELOPM!NT OF SH€EPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRINODON VA .66— 7
ANO REPRODUCTION OF THE MYSID SHRIMP, MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA, IN TH 73—10
M40 PHYSIOLOGY OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA 45— 1
“ DURATION OF LARVAL STAGES, AND SIZE OF POSTLARVAE OF GRASS S 26— 3
SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS /,EXPOSIJRE OF A TELEOST CELL LINE TO 52— 9
SUSPENDED MATERIAL ON MEASUREMENT OF DOT IN ESTUARINE WATER /,EFFECTS 21— 4
H PARTICULATES ON SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF THE MYSID SHRIM 73—10
SWIMMING STAMINA OF THE MYSIO MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA /,EFFECTS OF TWO ORGANO 60— 7
SYMBIONTS AND RELATED DISEASES OF THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAP.IDUS R 68— 8
SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZE WATER QUALITY MANA 30—10
U /,DISCUSSION FROM SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED AT EPA—USDA WORK 14— 3
1 ON CHEMICAL POLLUTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT /,FIRST AMER 36— 8
it ON THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON MARINE ORGAnISMS / 31— 3
ON BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF MANGROVES, VOLS. I AND II /,PRO 16— 5
ii ON MARINE POLLUTION RESEARCH /,PROCE€DINGS OF THE INTERNATIC 19— 7
ft ON CARCINOGENIC POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE MAR 74— 8
ON PENTACHLOROPHENOL, JUNE 21—29, 1977: ABSTRACTS 26— 4
it ON PROTECTING TH2 MARINE ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH AND OEVELOPM 33— 6
SYNCYTIAL NATURE AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE BRANCHIAL P000CYTES IN 61— 2
SYNFUEL OPERATIONS /,INVESTIGATION OF ENZYMATIC SCREENING TESTS FOR MU 65— 4
SYNOPSIS: HAZARD ASSESSMENT APPROACHES /,DISCUSSION 40—10
/,ENVIRONMENTAL CONCENTRATION AND FATE—DISCUSSION SESSION 33— 7
OF DISCUSSION SESSION: EXTRAPOLATION 56— 3
SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS /,ECOLOGICAL IMPAC 19— 5
U PYRETHROIOS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, AND FENVALERATE ON SHEE 78—11
ii ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS. FINAL REPORT /,IM 11— 2
U ORGANICS 1
ORGANIC POLLUTANTS /,USE OF OYSTERS AND RELATED MOLLUSCS AS 38—10
SYSTEMATICS, BIOLOGY AND ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF PTERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERUS (P1 24— 3
SYSTEMS /,COMPIJTERIZED LIBRARY 84— 5
ft /,DEGRADATION OF SELECTED XENO3IOTIC COMPOUNDS IN THREE TYPES 81— 8
OF ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,ENZYME 1— 6
iS /,MONITORING BIOTRANSFORMATION AND 8IODEGRAOATION OF XENOBIOTI 74— 3
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TABLE DISCUSSION /,ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND ITS P 30— 3
TAGGED GULF MENHADEN /,ANALYSIS OF RETURNS OF 20— 3
TANKS /,OEVICE TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ELECTRICAL CURRENTS IN 30— 8
TAPHROMYSIS LOUISIANAE (CRUSTACEA: MYSIOACEA) /,FIRST FLORIDA RECORD 41—10
TARGET SPECIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,MONI 13— 5
TARPON, MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS, FROM PENSACOLA, FLORIDA /,LARVAL 8— 1
TASTE SPECIALIST /,MARROW—SPECTRUM CHEMORECEPTOR CELLS IN THE WALKING 69— 8
TAURINE /,THIN—LAYER SEPARATICN OF CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEOIATES, LA 56— 5
TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING At MONIA FROM SMALL VOLUMES OF SEAWATER /,1 65— 2
TECHNIQUES ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES: AN OVERVIEW 75— 5
it TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF TOXIC ORGANICS ON MARINE ORGANISMS 18—10
TELEOST DURING LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURES TO 1,2—DIBROMO—2,2—DICHL 14— 1
AND ECHINODERM DEVELOPMENT /,DRILLING FLUID EFFECTS ON 60— 5
AND AN ECHINODERM /,EFFECTS OF A DRILLING FLUID ON THE DEVELOP 60— 6
CELL LINE TO SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS /,EXPOSURE OF 4 52— 9
Ii EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN /,HISTOPATHOLOGY AND ENLA 82— 3
ii CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS: CULTURE ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION 84— 6
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TELEOST, CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS: CULTURE ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION 84— 6
FISH TO TRANS—STILBENE OXIDE TREATMENT /,RESPONSES OF THE HEPA 66— 2
TELEOSTS, FUNOULUS HETEROCLITUS AND MENIOIA MENIDIA TO CADMIUM /,COMPA 25— 7
PROCEDURES FOR PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES FROM SMA 84— 7
TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, AND MERCURY UN LARVAL DEVELOPMENT /,EFFECTS OF 72—10
PH, SALINITY, AND INORGANIC NITROGEN ON THE RATE OF ANMON 53— 3
II AND STERILITY /,INSECTICIOE PERSISTENCE IN NATURAL SEAWAT 37— 2
ON ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,METHODS TO ASSESS EFFECTS OF COMBIN 13— 2
BY THE CARIDEAN SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO, AND MODIFICATI 63— 3
AND SALINITY /,SALTWATER FLOW—THROUGH BIOASSAY METHOD WITH 13— 1
TEMPERATURES /,EFFECTS OF THE JUVENILE HORMONE MIMIC ZR—512 (ALTOZAR) 23— 2
TENUIS AND ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE, MENIDI MENIDIA (PISCES: ARTHERINIOAE) 79— 4
TERATOGENESIS AND MUTAGENESIS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,USEFULNESS OF THE SE 72— 2
AND MUTAGENESIS /,USEFULNESS OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYP 72— 1
TERATOGENS ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINO 47— 4
UN NUN—HUMAN SPECIES—AQUATIC ANIMALS /,EFFECTS OF CARCINOGE 60— 2
ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,EFFECTS OF CARCINO 47— 4
ON NONHUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS): FOURTH ANNUAL REPOR 77— 7
ON NON—HUMAN SPECIES (AQUATIC ANIMALS) /,INDEX AND ABSTRACT 83— 8
TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS: A LITERATURE REVIEW /,FATE AND 61— 6
TEST SYSTEMS /,DEGRADATION OF SELECTED XENOBIOTIC COMPOUNDS IN THREE 1 81— 8
WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIDIA PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PROD 78—10
“ /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW IN AN ENTIRE LIFE—CT 71— 5
“ USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING WATER /,ENTIRE LIFE CT 34— 5
‘° USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES ?UGIO HOLTrIUIS) /,ENTIRE LIFE—CY 36—10
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS /,FEASISILITY OF USING BACTERIAL ST 31— 8
‘ USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICIT 17— 7
“ USING THE SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,INTERLABORA 33—10
“ FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF SUBSTANCES ON DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES OF 52— 3
USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LIFE—CYCLE lox 32— 5
U OF A MOOEL FUR PREDICTING KEPONE ACCUMULATION IN SELECTED ESTUARI 38— 1
I D MONITORING AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS 5— 2
U /,USE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAIMONETES PUGIO) IN A LIFE—CYCLE TO 45— 7
TESTED AND PRELIMINARY FINDINGS /,REPORT ON SPECIES 81—11
TESTING /,DEBATE: MOUSE VERSUS MINNOW: THE FUTURE OF FISH IN CARCINO 82— 6
H /,EVALUATION OF THREE FISH SPECIES AS BIOASSAY ORGANISMS FOR 0 80— 1
I’ SYSTEM FOR MOLLUSCAN LARVAE AS APPLIED TO 1ALOGEN TOXICITY IN 56— 6
USING THE ESTUARINE M’YSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA): A FINAL REPORT 72—11
I ’ UNITS: DESIGN FOR ASSESSMENT OF 8ENTHIC ORGANISM RESPONSES TO 23—11
AT THE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LA3ORATORY—GULF BREEZE /,OVERVIE 35— 9
ADVANTAGES AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS /,USEFULMESS OF CYPRIN000N V 82— 5
ID /,USEFULNESS OF THE HERMAPHRODITIC MARINE FISH, RIVULUS MARMOR 84— 4
TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,CONTIP4UOUS—FLOW METHOD FOR A 19— 2
“ WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT CHEMICALS ON SURVIVAL, 66— 7
“ /,EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHRUIDS AC 222, 705, PERMETHRIN, 78—11
II USING FISHES AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,FLOW—THROUGH METHODS FOR A 32— 8
“ WITH SELECTED ESTUARINE ALGAE, INVERTEBRATES, AND FISH /,INITIAL 59— 6
1 FOR MUTAGENS IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS FROM SYNFUEL OPERATIONS 65— 4
D l WITH MYSID SHRIMP (MYSICOPSIS SAHIA) /,METHODS FOR ACUTE STATIC 28— 5
“ TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT /,MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA: AN 25— 9
II THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLCR 12 16— 2
‘ USING THE EASTERN OYSTER /,RESULTS: INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON— 65— 3
“ WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF THE EASTERN OYSTER (CRASSOSTR 59— 5
“ USING FISH AND MACROINVERTE8RATES /,STATIC METHOD FOR ACUTE TOXI 32— 9
“ /,SUITABILITY OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) FOR 25— 1
“ /,THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLU3ILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLOR 12 11—10
TESTUDINUM AND RUPPIA MARITIMA /,COMPOSITI3N OF THALASSIA 9— 3
TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS STRAIN W /,MIREX AND AROCLOR 1254: EFFECT ON A 5— 5
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TETRAHYMENA PYRIFORMIS /,POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS, AROCLORS 1248 AND 7— 5
TEXTILE WASTE TOXICITY WITH MARINE BIO SSAYS /,ASSESSMENT OF 45— 9
ft MILL EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWATER ANO ESTUAPSINE ALGAE, CRUSTACEANS 58— 1
THALASSIA TESTUOINUP AND RUPPIA MARITIMA /,COM°OSITION OF 8— 3
THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN UNENRICHED INSHORE SEAWATER /,TOXICITY OF 5— 9
THEORETICAL MCDEL AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLOR 1254 IN WA 16— 2
ASPECTS /,SPECIATION OF CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS IN MARl 27— 1
MODEL AND SOLUÔILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF AROCLOR 1254 IN WA 11—10
THERMAL REACTIONS OF 9,1O—EPOXY—9,1O—OIHYDROPHENANTHRENE /,DETERMINATI 34—10
It STRESS AND TOTAL RESICIJAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE STAGES OF 34— 1
THERMALLY ACCLIMATING SCULPINS (LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS) TREATED WITH POLY 39— 3
THESIS /,ATRAZINE EFFECTS ON SALT MARSH EDAPtIIC ALGAE. M.S. 35— 2
“ /,BARII,M, STRONTIUM ANC CALCIUM IN THE EXOS ELETAL AND SOFT 115 28— 9
/,BIOTIC AND AB .IOTIC FACTORS AFFECTING SORPTION OF TOXIC COMPOU 77— 2
/,EFFECTS OF AFLATOXIN ON THE BROWN BULLHEAD ICTALURUS NEBULOSI 77— 1
U /,EFFECTS OF DRILL MUD ON THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL OF ACROPORA 77— 4
“ /,EFFECTS OF TWO POLYCHLORINATEO SIPHENYLS, AROCLOR 1016 AND 12 21— 2
/,EFFECTS OF X— AND GAMMA IRRADIATION ON THE JUVENILE PACIFIC 0 27— 4
H /,EVALUATION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN AN OYSTER (OSTREA 38— 8
Ii /,PREOATION ON CULTURED LUGWORMS (ARENICOLA CRISTATA STIMPSON) 12— 5
U /,TRACE METAL LEVELS IN A POPULATION OF MYTILUS EDULIS FROM YAQ 62— 7
THIN—LAYER SEPARATION Off CITRIC ACID CYCLE INTERMEDIATES, LACTIC ACID, 56— 5
TIDAL FLUCTUATIONS IN A SIMULATED SALT MARSH SYSTEM /,APPARATUS TO PRO 47— 8
II ACTIVITY—DEPENDENT PARAMETERS ON CHLORINE DEMAND IN AN ESTUARINE 47— 5
AND LIG) TING SCHEDULES IN THE LABORATORY /,SPA1’4NING OF THE TIDEW 85— 1
“ AND DIURNAL SPAWNING CUES IN THE ATLANTIC SILVERSIOE, MENIDIA ME 79— 5
TIDEWATER SILVERSIDES (MENIDIA PENINSULAE) AND CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDA 78—10
SILVERSIDE, MENIDIA PENINSULAE (GOODE AND BEAN), IN RESPONSE 85— 1.
TIGRINUM HEPATIC MICROSOtIE3 FROM POLYCYLIC ARONATIC HYDROCARBONS AND A 67— 1
TIME—LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY TO MEASURE THE EFFECT OF TOXICANTS ON THE FEEDI 44— 6
TISSUE DISTRIBUTION AND DEPURATION OF 3ENZO(A)?YRENE AND BENZ(A)ANTHRA 71— 1
U OF THE OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,CHANGES IN THE FREE AMIN 74— 4
BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR N—TRIFLUORACETYL DERIVATIVES /,D 16— 6
/,DETERMINATION OF MALATHION, MALAOXON, AND MONO— AND DICAR8OXY 17— 9
U /,DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEE 55— 8
I I WEIGHTS ANO TRACE METAL BURDENS IN THE BAY MUSSEL, MYTILUS EDUL 62— 6
LESIONS IN AQUATIC ANIt ALS INDUCED BY CONTROLLED EXPOSURES TO E 73— 4
TISSUES OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, FALAEMONETES PUGIO, IN RELATION TO THE MO 28— 9
“ OF BAY MUSSELS, MYTILUS EDULIS /,BENZO(A)PYRENE CONCENTRATIONS 73— 7
OF MARINE FISHES /,BIOACCUMULATION OF DOT AND PCB IN 38— 9
FROM THE BLUE CRAB, CALLINECTES SAPIOUS, UNDER DIFFERENT OSMOT 29— 7
IN JUVENILE PACIFIC OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA GIGAS) /,REGENERATION 36— 7
TITLES AND ABSTRACTS: 1983/84 PUBLICATIONS IN PRESS AND IN PREPARATID 83— 7
TOBRAMYCIN NEPHROTOXICITY AND LETHALITY IN COHO SALMON 56— 9
TOLERANCE OF LARVAL GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,EFFECT OF PREHA 34— 2
TONSA. /,EFFECT OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR DIMILIN (TH 6040) ON FECUND 66— 4
TOTAL RESIDUAL CHLORINATION ON EARLY LIFE STAGES OF THE NUMMICHOG FUND 34— 1
TOXAPHENE /,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR - . 51— 6
AND PARATHION /,CHRCNIC EXPOSURE OF OYSTERS TO DOT, 3— 9
ON LABORATORY—REAREC EMBRYOS AND FRY OF THE SHEEPSHEAD NINNO 32— 4
IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,UPTAKE 4N0 TOXICITY OF 26— 9
TOXIC COMPOUNDS TO NATURAL SEDIMENTS.. M.S. THESIS /,BIDTIC AND ABIOTI 17— 2
‘ METABOLITES IN ANIMAL TISSUE BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF THEIR N—TR 16— 6
‘ RESPONSES OF COMMERCIAL PENAEID SHRIMPS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO AN 30— 7
$g RESIDUE SCREENING By NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROME 54— 1
u SUBSTANCES USING NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY 53— 8
U SUBSTANCES: A POTENTIAL KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS /,S 60—10
“ ORGANICS ON MARINE ORGANISMS /,TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS 18—10
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l1 EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS ON PLANKTON 37— 3
PHOTOXYGENATEO PRODUCTS GENERATED UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 74— 2
“ RESIDUES AND POLLUTANTS 48— 4
TOXICANT—EXP3SLJRE STUDIES /,CCMPARISJN OF FIELD— AND LABORATORY—DEVELO 81— 7
TOXICANTS IN A SALT—MARSH ENVIRONMENT /,ARTIFICIAL MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM 22— 9
ON THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF LUGWORMS (POLYCHAETA ARENICOLID 44— 6
ON PLANKTON /,EFFECTS OF 81—10
I’ SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE ON ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,METHOOS TO 13— 2
TOXICITIES TO SHRIMP SINGLY AND IN COMBINATION /,METALS, PESTICIDES AN 20— 1
AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS OF USED DRILLING MUDS: PROGRESS 71— 4
TOXICITY, BIOCONCENTRATION POTENTIAL, ANO PERSISTENCE AS RELATED TO MA 61— 5
U OF EIGHT LABORATORY—PREPAREO GENERIC DRILLING FLUIDS TO MYSID 82— 9
OF KEPONE TO FOUR ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,ACUTE 26—10
“ TO AND 3IOCONCENTRATION OF ENDOSULFAN BY ESTUARINE ANIMALS I, 26— 6
BIOCONCENTRATION, AND PERSISTENCE OF AC 222, 705, BENTHIUCAR 80— 3
TO AND UPTAKE BY EST1JARINE ANIMALS /,AROCLOR 1016: 10— 8
“ WITH MARINE BIOASSAYS /,ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE WASTE 45— 9
OF METHOXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFURAN TO SHE€PSHEAD MINN 26— 1
$1 OF CHLOROANE, TRIFLURALIN, AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO SHEEPSHEA 34— 9
UPTAKE, AND RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE FISHE 3— 5
It OF DRILLING MUDS: ROLE OF CHROMIUM AND PETROLEUM HYDROCARBON 77— 3
TO THREE LIFE STAGES OF THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSTREA VIRGI 74— 9
TO THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF STRIPED 8ASS, MOPONE SAXATILIS 61— 8
TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,CONTINUOUS—FLOW MET 19— 2
TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHQLINESTERASE INHIBITION IN, THE SHEEPSH 41— 8
U TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: EFFECTS OF EIGHT CHEMICALS ON S 66— 7
TEST WITH TIDEWATER SILVERSIOES (MENIDIA PENINSULAE) ANO CHLO 78—10
TEST /,EFFECTS OF KEPONE ON THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW IN AN ENTIR 71— 5
UPTAKE, AND DEPURATION /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACMLOROPHENAT 35—10
U TESTS /,EFFECTS OF THE SYNTHETIC PYRETHROIDS AC 222, 705, PER 78—11
AND INHIBITION OF LIMB REGENERATION /,EFFECTS OF TWO DITHIOCA 68— 6
TEST USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN FLOWING WATER /,ENTIR 34— 5
TEST USING GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMONETES PUGIO HOLTHUIS) /,ENTIR 36—10
OF PESTICIDES IN MARINE ORGANISMS /,EPA. MARINE—ESTUARINE RESE 14— 7
ft TESTS USING FISHES AN.O MACROINVERTEBRATES /,FLOW—THROUGH METH 32— a
SI IN ESTUARINE WATER /,FLOW—THROUGH TOXICITY TESTING SYSTEM FOR 56— 6
TESTING SYSTEM FOR MCLLUSCAN LARVAE AS 4PPLIED TO HALOGEN lOX 56— 6
IN ESTUARINE WATER /,FLOW—THROUGH TOXICITY TESTING SYSTEM FOR 56— 6
TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,FLOWING SEA WAlE 17— 7
TO AND UPTAKE BY SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,HEPTACHLOR: 20— 5
IS IN MANGROVES /,HERBICIDE 21— 1
ft TESTS WITH SELECTED ESTUARINE ALGAE, INVERTEBRATES, AND FISH 59— 6
TESTING USING THE ESTUARINE MYSIO (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA): A FINA 72—11
TEST USING THE SHEEPSHEAO MINNOW (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,IN 83—10
OF OZONE—PRODUCED OXIDANTS AND 8ROMATE TO SELECTED ESTUARIWE 59— 7
AND B.IOACCUMULATION IN 3LUE CRASS /,KEPONE: 44— 8
TEST USING SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGATUS) /,LIFE— 32— 5
TESTS WITH MYSID SHRIMP (MYSIDOPSIS ‘SAHIA) /,METHODS FOR ACUT 28— 5
“ TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF A POLLUTANT /,MYSIDOPSIS BA 25— 9
OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO CRUSTACEANS /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND 810CM 44— 2
TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND H 74— 5
TESTS: THEORETICAL MODEL ANO SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF A 16— 2
H TESTS WITH SEVEN CHEMICALS AND LARVAE OF THE EASTERN OYSTER ( 59— 5
OF CHLORINATION TO THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA 36— 1
TESTS USING FISH AND MACROINVERTEBRATES /,STA.TIC METHOD FOR A 32— 9
H TESTS /,SUITASILITY OF SHEEPSHEAD MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N VARIEGA 25— 1
“ AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF USED DRILLING MUD.S /,SURVEY OF TM 85— 2
TESTS /,THEORETICAL MODEL AND SOLUBILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF A 11—1.0
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TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION OF EPN AND LEPTOPHJS TO SELECTED ESTUARI 44— 7
AND 8IOCONCENTR TION OF B -fC A”ID LINOANE IN SELECTED ESTUARINE 26— 8
AND DISTRIBUTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN THE PINK SHRIMP PENAEUS 0 3—10
AND UPTAKE JF KEPCNE IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE 27— 8
OF AROCLOR 1254 AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERAL EST 15— 9
OF BROMATE TO STRIPEC BASS ICHTHYOPLANKTON (MORONE SAXATILIS) 64— 9
OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS 25— 5
OF COPPER TO THALASSIOSIRA PSEUDONANA IN UNENRICHEO INSHORE S 5— 9
OF CREOSOTE TO BENTHIC COMMUNITIES 81— 6
OF DRILLING—MUD BIOCIDES TO DEVELOPING ESTUARINE MACR0BENTHIC 45— 6
OF OZONATED ESTUARINE WATER TO JUVENILE BLUE CRABS (CALLINECT 64— 7
OF PENTACHLOROPHENOL AND RELATED COMPOUNDS IC EARLY LIFE STAG 28— 6
CF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE (NA—PCP) TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PA 30— 4
OF SODIUM PENTACHLORCPHENATE TO THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETE 30— 5
OF TEXTILE MILL EFFLUENTS TO FRESHWATER AND ESTUARINE ALGAE, 58— 1
OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN TO THE OUNGENESS CRAB CANCER MAGISTER 29— 5
U SCREENING OF FIFTEEN CHLORINATED AND BROMINATED COMPOUNDS USI 31— 7
OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,UPTAKE AND 26— 9
TEST /,USE OF THE GRASS SHRIMP (PALAEMCNETES PUGIO) IN A LIFE 45— 7
TOXICOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS /,CCMPARISON OF SEVERAL APPROACHES FOR CALCU 64— 1
ASSESSMENT OF 4t BUSH, BOLERO, BUX, OURSBAN, FENTRIFANIL, 59— 6
HAZARD ASSESSMENT /,UN THE USE OF INDICES IN AQUATIC 62—12
U STUDIES /,PRESSLRIZEO PROPORTIONAL DILUTER FOR AQUATIC 52— 6
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF THE FISH, LEIOSTOMUS XANT 54—10
TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY CF CHL 3ROPHENOLS: STUDIES ON THE GRASS SHR 64— 5
OF PENAEIO SHRIMP, APRIL 8—10, 1975, GALVESTON, TX (ABSTRAC 14—10
AND UANTITAT.IVE CHEMISTRY TO ESTIMATE ENVIRONMENTAL DEACTI 67— 6
TRACE METALS IN SEDIMENTS /,ACCURACY OF ACID EXTRACTION METHODS FOR 57— 3
ii ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: DISTRIBUTION OF MANGANESE, 1— 7
‘ AMOUNTS OF CHLORINATED PHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE 3Y GAS CHROMATOGRA 48— 6
METAL LEVELS IN BAY MUSSELS /,EFFECT5 OF DEPURATION, SIZE AND SE 72— 3
METAL BURDENS IN THE BAY MUSSEL, MYTILUS EOULIS /,SEASONAL VARIA 62— 6
ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS EDULIS) /,SEASONAL VARIATIONS 0 72— 4
“ METAL LEVELS IN A POPULATION OF MYTILUS EDULIS FROM YAQUINA BAY, 62— 7
TRANS—STIL3ENE OXIDE TREATMENT /,RESPO SES OF THE HEPATIC ENZYMES OF A 66— 2
TRANSFER EFFICIENCY /,BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RESPONSE OF THE MARl 46— 2
U /,K:EPONE ACCUMULATION AND FOOD CHAIN 28— 2
THROUGH ESTUARINE FOOD CHAINS /,KEPONE BIOCONCENTRATION, ACCU 22— 4
TRANSFERASES IN FISH EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN /,GLUCURONSYL 75— 8
TRANSFORMATION AND PESTICIDE INTERACTIONS IN A SIMULATED AQUATIC MICRO 64— 3
TRANSITORY CILIARY AXONENES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SLOUGHING AND REFORMAT 40— 9
TRANSLOCATION OF FOUR ORGANOCHLORINE COMPOUNDS BY RED MANGROVE (RHIZOP 12— 4
TREATED MULLET (MUGIL CEPHALUS) /,BENZO [ A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN HEPATIC 76— 2
WITH POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS (AROCLOR 1254) /,FATTY ACID COM 39— 3
MULLET /,METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN AROCLOR 1254 65—12
TREATMENT PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,SEHAVIOR OF MN, FE, CU 15— 3
/,RESPONSES OF THE HEPATIC ENZYMES OF A TELEOST FISH TO TRAN 66— 2
TREMATODA: DIGENEA) IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA /,PR 66— 8
TRENDS (AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY) /,DISCUSSIOM: CONCEPTS AND 43—10
IN PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN SHELLFISH 9— 6
TRICHLOROETHYLENE ./,AMBIENT WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 51— 7
TRIFLUORACETYL DERIVATIVES /,DETERMINATION OF CAR8OFURAN AND ITS TOXIC 16— 6
TRIFLIJRALIN, AND PENTACHLOROPHENOL TO SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N V 34— 9
/,HISTOPATHOLOGY AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE PITUITARY OF A TEL 82— 3
/,VERTEBRAL OYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICI 40— 2
TRIGLYCERIDE GLYCEROL ANALYSIS /,QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE NUT 71— 2
TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN CHLORINATED ESTUARINE WATER /,CONTRIBUTIO 47— 6
TRIPHOSPHATASE OF PINK SHRIMP (PENAEUS DUORARUM) /,SOME ASPECTS OF MYO 11—11
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A
C
T
TROPHIC RELATIONSH:Ps OF FISHES IN AN UNPOLLUT O, RIVER—DOMINATED ESTU 45— 2
RESOURCE UTILIZATION BY THREE SP CIES OF SCIAENIO FISHES IN A 45— 4
TROUT, SALMO CLARKI, IN MUNSEL L4KE, OREGON /,EVALUATION OF STOCKING C 3— 6
(SALMO GAIRONERI) /,HEPATOCARCINDGENICITY OF GLANOLESS COTTONSEE 52— 7
(SALMO GAIRONERI) /,IiISTOU3GICAL PROGRESSION OF HEPATIC NEOPLASI 84— 2
“ (SALMO GAIRONERI) EMbRYCS: A SENSITIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR EXPERIM 52— 8
EMBRYOS: ADVANTAGES ANC LIMITATIONS FOR CARCINOGENESIS RESEARCH 84— 1
TUBE FOR SMALL BLOOD SAMPLES /,CLINICAL CENTRIFUGE 9— 3
TUMOR HISTOPATHOLOGY OF BLACK BULLHEADS WITH PAPILLOMAS /,HEPATIC ENZY 66— 3
TUMORS WITH 7,12—DIMETHYLBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE IN TWO SPECIES OF VIVIPAROU 15— 2
TURBIDITY ON THE GROWTH AND METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERV 79— 1
ON THE METABOLIC STATE OF THE CORAL ACROPORA CERVICORNIS C 79— 2
TX (ABSTRACTS) /,FIRST WORKSHOP ON THE PATHOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF PEN 14—10
TYRANNUS) /,TOXICITY OF OZONATED ESTUARINE WATER TO JUVENILE BLUE CRAB 64— 7
U
UCA PUGNAX (SMITH) /,EFFECTS CF A PHOTOSYNTHESIS INHIBITOR, ATRAZINE, 56— 1
“ PUGNAX FOOD CHAIN /,METABOLIC FATE OF ATRAZINE IN THE SPARTINA ALT 42— 7
ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE LIVER OF A MARINE FISH /,CORRELATION OF 44— 9
ft CHANGES IN THE ANTENNAL GLANO, MIDGUT, HEPATOPANCREAS, 82— 7
H AND PROTARGOL STUDIES OF LAGENOPHRYS CALLINECTES (CILI 7— 6
AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY CF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE 78— 2
AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY CF DEGENERATIVE CHANGES LEADING 78— 3
CHANGES INDUCED BY SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE IN THE GR 31— 2
ft STUDY OF LESIONS IN GILLS OF A MARINE SHRIMP EXPOSED 1 23— 5
U STUDIES OF SHRIMP :-XPOSEO TO THE POLLUTANT CHEMICAL, P 9—13
U STUDY OF THE EXOSKELETON OF THE ESTUARINE CRAB RHITHRO 68— 4
ULTRASTRUCTURE, PREVALENCE, AND ENHANCEMENT /,ENZOOTIC NUCLEAR POLYHED 9— 9
U OF LARGE CELLS ASSOCIATED WITH PUTATIVE NEOPLASTIC DISC 43— 2
11 OF AN EXOCRINE OERMAL GLAND IN THE GILLS OF THE GRASS S 40— 9
UNCONTAMINATED POPULATIONS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY /,SURVIVAL, DURATION OF L 26— 3
UNDERIVATIZED CHLOROPHENOLS IN HUMAN URINE BY COMBINED HIGH PERFORMANC 66— 9
UNDERWATER SCIENTISTS AT GULF BREEZE 61—12
UNOULATUS, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, FLORIDA, 1972—1977 /,DISTRIBUTION, ABU 42— 3
WITH NOTES ON SUBSEQUENT EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT /,USE OF CHO 11— 4
UNENRICHED INSHORE SEAWATER /,TOXICITY OF COPPER TO THALASSIOSIRA •PSEU 5— 9
UNICELLULAR ALGAE BY PESTICIDES /,CELL DEATH AND INHIBITION OF POPULAT 81— 9
U GLANDS OF THE GRASS SHRIMP, PALAEMONETES PUGIO /,CILIARY S 61— 1
ALGAE /,EFFECTS AND UPTAKE OF CHLORINA.TEO NAPHTHALENES IN 27— 7
I ’ ALGAE /,EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND GROWTH 6— 3
ALGAE: ACCUMULATION, POPULATION GROWTH AND OXYGEN EVOLUTI 15— 4
ALGAE /,TOXICITY AND UPTAKE OF KEPONE IN MARINE 27— 8
UNIQUE FISH USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE BIOASSAYS OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS 53— 6
UNPOLLUTED, RIVER—DOMINATED ESTUARY IN NORTH FLORIDA /,CYCLIC TROPHIC 45— 2
UNSU8STITUTED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN SOFTSHELL CLAMS FROM 79— 7
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILU 79— 8
UNTRAINED MOSQUITOFISH, GAMBUSIA AFFINIS /,AVOIDANCE OF PESTICIDES BY 5—10
UPTAKE BY ESTUARINE ANIMALS /,AROCLOR 10.16: TOXICITY TO AND 10— 8
ANO RETENTION OF AROCLOR 1254 IN TWO ESTUARINE FISHES /,CHRONI 3— 5
OF CHLORINATED NAPHTH.ALENES IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,EFFEC 27— 7
1 AND DEPURATION /,EFFECTS OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ON SEVER 35—10
11 AND METABOLISM OF METtIOXYCHLOR, MIREX, AND 2,4—0 IN SEAWEEDS / 20— 8
II BIOACCUMULATION AND TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES IN MARINE ORGANISMS 14— 7
BY SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,HEPTACHLOR: TOXICITY TO AND 20— 5
DEPURATION, RETENTION, AND METABOLISM BY SPOT, LEIOSTOMUS XANT 20— 6
OF CHLORINATION BY—PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASSOSTREA 57— 1
I I OF KEPONE IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS: ANNUAL REPORT TO THE ENVI 33— 4
u OF KEPONE IN MARINE UNICELLULAR ALGAE /,TOXICITY AND 27— 8
AND ACCUMULATION OF NAPHTHALENE BY THE OYSTER OSTREA EDULIS, IN 65— 1
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G €
E N
U
UPTAKE AND EFFECTS OF DICHLOBENIL IN A SMALL POND 4— 6
AND TOXICITY OF TOXAPHENE IN SEVERAL ESTUARINE ORGANISMS 26— 9
OF AROMATIC AND 8RANCHED CHAIN HYDROCARBONS BY YEAST 47— 9
URCHIN FERTILIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,PROJECT RE 75— 1
UREA HERBICIDES /,DEPRESSION OF CARBOHYDRATE IN MARINE ALGAE BY 4— 5
URINE /,CHLORO8ENZILATE RESIDUES IN 46— 7
“ BY HIGH—PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICA 54— 4
‘ BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY /,OETERMINATION OF TRACE AMOUNTS OF CHIORI 48— 6
‘ bY COMBINED HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROM 66— 9
BY LC WITH AN ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTOR /,METHOO FOR THE CONFIRMA 62—10
“ /,MINIMIZING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES: RECENT DEVELO 46— 6
II AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MAN’S EXPOSURE TO CHEMI 73— 8
UROPHYCIS CHUSS (WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: P 55— 6
CHUSS (WILBAUM) II. EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEHAVIORAL BASE 64— 2
UROSPORIOIUM (HAPLOSPORIDA) INFECTION IN MICROPHALLID METACERCARIAE I, 9—11
USDA WORKING SYMPOSIUM /,DISCUSSION FROM SELECTED PAPERS PRESENTED AT 14— 3
USEFUL IN CHRONIC MARINE BIDASSAYS OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS /,RIVULtJS M 53— 6
USEFULNESS OF CYPRIN000N VAP.IEGATUS AND FUNOUIUS GRANOIS IN CARCINOGEN 82— 5
OF THE HERMAPHRODITIC MARINE FISH, RIVULUS MARMORATUS, IN C 84— 4
OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORA 72— 2
OF THE SELF—FERTILIZING CYPRIN000NTID FISH, RIVULUS MARMORA 72— 1
USER’S MANUAL I,LIBRARY SYSTEM 84— 8
USES OF CHLORINATION (AN ECOLCGIST S PERSPECTIVE) /,MAJOR 69— 7
“ AND MISUSES OF ESTUARIES 70— 6
USSR WATER POLLUTION PROGRAMS UNDER THE US—USSR AGREEMENT ON COOPERATI 24— 9
Ii AGREEMENT ON COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 24— 9
UTILITY OF URINE AND BLOOD ANALYSIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MAN’S EXPOSU 73— 8
UTILIZATION BY SELECTED FUNGI /,EFFECT OF HEPTACHLDR ON HEXADECANE 20— 9
U BY THREE SPECIES OF SCIAENID FISHES IN A NORTHWEST FLORIDA 45— 4
OF ENERGY BY PRIMARY PRODUCERS IN FOUR PONDS IN NORTHWESTE 16— 4
UTILIZING ESTUARINE FISHES /,DEVELDPMENT OF A CARCINOGEN ASSAY SYSTEM 72— 8
ESTUARINE FISHES (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DEVELOPNENT OF A CARCIN 72— 9
YEAST /,PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANOIOA MA 15— 7
V
VANADIUM IN 4 MARINE MOLLUSC USING A CHELATING ION EXCHANGE RESIN NEUT 62— 5
VARIABLES AND EMBRYO SURVIVAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA GRUNION, LEURESTHES T 79— 4
BIOMASS, NUMBER. OF INDIVIDUALS, AND AVERAGE INDIVIDUAL WEI 11— 1
VARIATION OF ORGANOCHLORINE RESIDUES AND ASSEMBLAGES Off EPIB€NTHIC ORG 33—11
II IN SOFT TISSUE WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL BURDENS IN THE 841 MU 62— 6
IN BENZO(A)PYRENE IN BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FROM OREGON ESTUARIES 34— 3
VARIATIONS OF ARSENIC AND OTHER TRACE ELEMENTS IN BAY MUSSELS (MYTILUS 72— 4
VARIEGATUS) /,CHRCNIC BIOASSAY USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N 19— 1
/,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF METHUXYCHLOR, MALATHION, AND CARBOFU 26— 1
U /,CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORDANE, TRIFLURALIN, AND PENTACHL 34— 9
H /,DIAZINON: CHRONIC TOXICITY TO, AND BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINEST 41— 8
/,EARLY LIFE STAGE TOXICITY TESTS WITH A SALTWATER FISH: 66— 7
U /,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1016 ON EMBRYOS, FRY, JUVENILES, AND 15— 2
/,EFFECTS OF AROCLOR 1254 ON LABORATORY—REARED EMBRYOS AND 11— 9
U /,ENDRIN: EFFECTS ON THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE OF A SALTWATER 25— 3
It /,ENTIRE LIFE—CYCLE BIOASSAY USING SrIEEPSHEAD MINNOWS YP 15— .1
/,INTERLABORATORY COMPARISON OF THE EARLY LIFE—STAGE TOXIC 83—10
/,KEPONE: CHRONIC EFFECTS ON EMBRYO, FRY, JUVENILE, AND A 25— 2
I I ,,LABORATORY CULTURE OF SHEEPSHE4D MINNOWS (CYPRIN000N 32— ‘7
U /,LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS (CYPRI 32— 5
U CULTURE ESTABLISMENT AND APPLICATION IN CARCINOGEN EXPOSU 84— 6
: AN ESTUARINE FISH .SUITAELE FOR CHRONIC (ENTIRE LIFE—CYCL 15—12
U FOR LIFE—CYCLE TOXICITY TESTS /,SUITABILITY OF SHEEPSHEAD 25— 1
AND FUNOULUS GRAP JDIS IN CARCINOGENICITY TESTING: ADVANTAGE 82— 5
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A I
G E
E M
V
VEGETATION IN THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY, VIRGINIA /,DISTRIB1JTION AND 46 43— 7
VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA IN YOUNG FISH EXPCSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN 40— 2
VERTEBRATES /,HEMATOPO!ETIC NEOPLASMS IN INVERTEBRATES AND COLO—8L000E 52— 5
VIABILITY JF THE M\R!NE COPEPCD AC RTI4 TONSA. /,EFFECT OF INSECT GROW 66— 4
VICINITY OF PEflSACOLA, FLORIDA. FLA. MAR. RES. PUBL. NO. 31 /,INVENT 30— 6
VIEQIJES, PUERTO RICO /,GRO 4TH CHARACTERISTICS OF REEF—BUILDING CORALS 69—10
VIRAL DISEASES OF INVFRTE8RATES OTHER THAN INSECTS 59—10
VIRENS, MERCENARIA MERCENARIA AND PALAEMONETES PUGIO FROM CONTAMINATED 80— 2
VIRGINIA /,OISTRIBUTION AND ABUNOANCE OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION 43— 7
VIRGINICA) AS AN INDICATOR OF CARCINOGENS IN THE A U4TIC ENVIRONMENT / 40— 4
/,BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLISM IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER CRASSOSIR 28— 1
(G.) EXPOSED TO CHLORINATED AND OECHLORINATEO SEAWATER, WITH 80— 5
ft /,CHANGES IN THE FREE AMINO ACID POOL DURING ENVIRONMENTAL S 74— 4
/,COMPARISON OF OZONE AND CHLORINE TOXICITY TO THREE LIFE ST 74— 9
11 /,CONCURRENT NEOPLASTIC AND PROTISTAN DISORDERS IN THE AMER 40— 5
/,ECFECTS OF CONTINUOUS CHLORINATION ON SPAT OF THE AMERICA 65— 5
II /,EFFECTS OF THE POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL AROCLOR 1254 ON TH 5—13
“ /,FLOWING SEA WATER TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTRE 17— 7
U (GMELIN) /,IMPACTS CF WATER CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BAdER 75— 4
(GMELIN) i,PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE—PRODUCED OXIDAN 57— 1
/,PROCTOECES SP. (TREMATODA: DIGENEA) IN THE AMERICAN OYSTER 66— 8
ft (UNPUBLISHED REPORT) /,ROUND—ROBIN ACUTE TOXICITY TESTS WIT 59— 5
(G) /,SEASONAL CHRONIC TOXICITY OF CHLORINATION TO THE AMERI 36— 1
(GMELIN) /,SEASONAL EFFECTS OF CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIOANTS ON 45— 1
VIRUS OF PINK SHRIMP: ULTRASTRUCTURE, PREVALENCE, AND ENHANCEMENT /,E 9— 9
I ’ SIMILAR TO BACULOVIRUS, IN HEPATGPANCREAS OF PINK SHRIMP /,FREE 9—10
“ IN A CRUSTACEAN: A NOVEL BIOASSAY SYSTEM /,.INTERACTION OF CHEMI 23— 6
“ IN A NONTARGET ESTUARINE SHRIMP /,SIMPLE SYSTEM FOR THE PRELIMIN 82— 4
VIVIPAROUS FISHES (GENUS POECILIOPSIS) /,INOUCTION OF HEPATIC TUMORS W 75— 2
VIVO KINETIC. PH.D. DISSE .TATION /,EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL PERTURBATION 8 .35— 6
‘ BINDING OF P,P —DDE TO HUMAN SERUM PROTEINS /,IN 7—13
VOLATILE HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BETWEEN RAT BLOOD SERUM AND AOl 55— 8
“ CHLORD— AND BROMOCAR6ONS IN COASTAL WATERS 33— 2
HALOCARBON PRODUCTION FROM THE CHLORINATION OF MARINE ALGAL 6 47— 7
VOLUME /,DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFERENCE 85—10
(PROJECT SUMMARY) /,DRILL MUD ASSESSMENT CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REFE 86— 1
VOLUMES OF SEAWATER /,ION—EXCHANGE TECHNIQUE FOR CONCENTRATING AMMONIA 65— 2
VULGARIS /,EFFECTS OF CADMIUM ON THE SHRIMPS, PENAEUS DUOR4RUM, PALAEM 25—10
W
WALBAUM) I. ESTABLISHMENT OF EEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS REPORT (1 55—’ 6
WALKING LEGS OF THE LOBSTER, HOMARUS AMERICANUS /,INFLUENCE OF DRILLIN 60— 9
LEGS CF THE LOBSTER gICMARUS AMERICANUS: TASTE SPECIALIST /,NA 69— .3
WASTE TOXICITY WITH MARINE BICASSAYS /,ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE 45— 9
“ DRILL MUD, CUTTINGS AND WATER /,TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MOEP 63— 1
WASTES /,ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS AS INDICATORS OF 8IOACTIVITY OF INDUSTR 76— 4
USING FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER ALGAE AND CRUSTACEANS /,DETERMIN 81—12
“ ON ESTUARINE ALGAE, PLANTS, CRUSTACEANS, ANO FISHES /,EFFECTS 0 76— 5
“ /,MARINE ALGAL BIOASSAY METHOD: RESULTS WITH PESTICIOES AND IN 57— 9
“ /,PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS WITH RESPECT 12— 2
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INTO AN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT /,BEHAVIQR OF 15— 3
‘I CHLORINATION PRODUCTS AND CAPTAN ON MARINE ALGAE /,EFFECTS 26—11
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ACROLEIt /,AM8IENT 49— 1.
U QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ACRYLONITRILE /,AMBIENT 49— 2
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ALORIN/DIELORIN /,AMBIENT 49— 3
U QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORDANE /,AMBIENT 49— 4
“ UUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED BENZENES /,AMBIENT 49— 5
i’ QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED ETHANES /,AMBIENT 49— 6
ft UALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLUROALKYL ETHERS /,AM’BIENT 49— 9
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QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED NAPHIHALENE /,ANBIENT
49— 7
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLORINATED PHENOLS /,AMBIENT
49— 8
jUALITY CRITERIA FOR CHLOROFJRM /,AM8IENT
49—10
UALITY CRITERIA FOR 001 /,AMBIENT
49—11
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROBENZENES /,.AMBI€NT
50— 1
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROBENZIDINE /,AMBIENT
50— 2
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DICHLOROETHYLENES /,AMBIENT
50— 3
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2,4—DICHLORDPHENOL /,AMBIENT
48— 8
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ENCOSULFAN /,AMSIENT
.50— 5
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ENDRIN /,.AMBIENT
50— 6
JUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEPTACHLOR /,AMBIENT
50— 7
f IUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROBUTAOIENE /,AMBIENT
50— 8
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOR3CYCLOHEXANE /,AMBIENT
50— 9
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTAOIENE 1,AMBIENT
50—10
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR NITRO8ENZENE /,AMBIENT .
50—11
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PHENOL /,AMBIENT
51— 2
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PHT 1ALATE ESTERS /,AM8IENT
51— 3
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR TOXAPHEtJE /,AMBIENT
51— 6
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR TRICHLOROETHYLENE ,,AMBIENT
51— 7
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR OICHLOROPRO?ANE AND DICHLOROPROPENE /,AMBIE
50— 4
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2,4—DIMETHYLPHENOL /,AMBIENT
48— 9
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR PENTACHLOROPHENOL /,AMBIENT
51— 1
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS /,AMBIENT
51— 5
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR 2—CHLOROPHENQL /,AM8IENT
48—10
QUALITY CRITERIA FOR POLYCHLORINATED BIPr ENYLS /,AMBIENT
51— 4
QUALITY MANAGEMENT /,AMERICAN—SCVIET SYMPOSIUM ON USE OF MATHEMA
30—10
“
RUNOFF AND PULP MILL EFFLUENTS /,AVOIDANCE RESPONSES OF ESTUARIN
19— 6
1
AND POLYCHAETOUS WORMS /,BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A
1— 7
It
/,CHEMI5TRY OF HALOGENS IN SEA
29—10
U
/,CONTRI UTION OF MARINE ALGAE TO TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION IN C
47— 6
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COLUMN. A REVIEW OF MORHPHOLOGY, BEHAVIOR, ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
7— 8
“
OR A STATIC SYSTEM /,CULTURING THE MYSID (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA) IN F
34— 4
‘I
/,DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED KEPONE BY DIRECT ADDITION OF XAD—2
52— 4
“
BY GAS—LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY AND HIGH—PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGR
41— 5
“
CORES FROM ESTUARINE ANC FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS /,EFF.ECTS OF AD
57— 4
“
ON DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS /,EFFECTS OF CHLORINATED SEA
35— 7
“
COLUMN AND SUBSTRATE EXPOSURES /,EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUDS ON BEH
67— 2
l1
/,EFFECTS OF SUSPENDED MATERIAL ON MEASUREMENT OF CDT IN ESTUARI
21— 4
51
/,ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE TOXICITY TEST USING MYSIDS (MYSIDOPSIS BAHIA
34— 5
“
RUNOFF /,FIELD AND LABORATORY AVOIDANCE REACTIONS BY BLUE CRABS
33— 9
“
/,FLUW—THRUUGH TOXICITY TESTING SYSTEM FOR MOLLUSCAN LARVAE AS A
56— 6
U
TOXICITY TEST USING OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) /,FLOWING SE
17— 7
St
FOR AQUATIC BIOASSAYS /,GRAVITY—FLOW COLUMN TO PROVIDE PESTICIDE
13— 6
11
CHLORINATION AND COLIFORM BACTERIA ON THE AMERICAN OYSTER, CRASS
75— 4
ft
/,LIMITED EPIZOOTIC OF NEUROBLASTOMA IN COHC SALMON REARED IN CH
84—10
‘I
SOLUSLE METABOLITES /,METASOLISM OF ATRAZINE BY SPARTINA ALTERNI
58— 2
lt
/,METHODS FOR THE RECOVERY OF ORGANIC CARCINOGENS FROM
61— 3
“
INTERFACE OF LAKE PONTC ARTRAIN /,ORGANICS AT THE AIR—
42— 8
“
A LABORATORY EVALUATIC 1 USING LARVAE OF AN ESTUARINE CRAB AS I
46—10
H
SEDIMENT, AND BIOTA OF ESCAMBIA BAY, FLORIDA /,POLYCHLORINATEO
1— 8
ft
QUALITY CRITERIA /,P.RINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING COASTAL
19— 4
U
/,PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW—SOLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC T
16— 2
“
/,REACTIONS IN CHLORINATED SEA
30— 1
It
SOURCE: AN INTERIM REPORT /,REL.ATIONSHIP BETWEEN SERUM CHLOROFO
55— 9
“
/,RESIDUAL OXIDANT DECAY AND 8.ROMATE FORMATION IN CHLORINATED AN
64— 8
“
QUALITY COMMITTEE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY /,SURVEY OF EFFORTS
.18— 9
“
POLLUTION IN FISCAL 1973 BY NORTH AMERICAN AGENCIES: REPORT OF
18— 9
“
/,TECHNICAL EVALUATION CF THE MOEPSI PROPOSAL: APPLICATION FOR
63— 1
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WATER: PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH IOW -SOLUBILITY COMPOUNDS IN AQUATIC 1 11—10
“ TO JUVENILE BLUE CRASS (CALLINECTES SAPIOUS) AND JUVENILE ATLANT 64— 7
U POLLUTION PROGRAMS UNDER TilE US—USSR AGREEMENT ON COOPERATION IN 24— .9
“ QUALITY AND MANGROVE ECCSYSTEM DYNAMICS (PROJECT SUMMARY) 65— 8
UALITY AND MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS 65— 7
H QUALITY CRITERIA: AVAILABILTY 41— 3
‘I QUALITY CRITERIA: AVAILABILITY 41— 2
“ QUALITY CRITERIA: REQUEST FOR COMMENTS 41— 4
$1 QUALITY STUDIES IN SANTA ROSA SOUND, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA 55— 2
u SOFTENING AND CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT: A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF WAI 23— 8
CONTAMINATION /,WATER—SCFTENING AND CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT: A P 23— 5
WATERS——AN OVERVIEW /, IOMONITORING OF COASTAL 47— 3
/,BROMCFORM PRODUCTION BY OXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN MARINE 33— 1
hl /,CHLORINE DEGRADATION AND HALOCARBON PRODUCTION IN ESTUARINE .33— 3
NEAR A COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER PLANT——CORRELATION WITH OYSTER 7—10
IMPLEMENTATION MANUAL FOR SECTION 103 OF PUBLIC LAW 92—532 (N 24— 5
OF EGYPT /,EGYPTIAN—UNITEO STATES PROJECT FOR STUDY OF POLLUTIO 66— 5
SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS /,FATE AND EFFECTS OF CHLORINE IN 22— 5
/,FIRST RECORD OF OPHIOPHRAGMUS MOOREI (ECHINODERMATA, OPHIUROI 22— 3
U /,HALOCARBON PRODUCTiON FROM OXIDATIVE BIOCIDES IN ESTUARINE 61—11
hI /,RESPIRATORY AND OSMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF WHITE PERCH CHORD 28— 4
‘I THEORETICAL ASPECTS I,SPECIATION OF CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANT 27— 1
/,VOLATILE CHLORO— AND BROMOCARBONS IN COASTAL 33— 2
WEED CONTROL /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL 30— 7
CONTROL: PROJECT SUMMARY /,ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMI 80— 8
WEEDS: CONTROL AND ITS ENVIRCNMENTAL CONSEQUENCES /,PROCEEDINGS OF TH 66— 6
WEIGHT LIGNOSULFONATE TYPE MUC AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM ON THE COMPLETE 67— 5
/,PREDATOR—PREY AND COfrPETITION MODELS WITH STATE VARIABLES: B 11— 1
WEIGHTS AND TRACE METAL 3U•RDEt S IN THE BAY MUSSEL, MYTILUS EOULIS /,SE 62— 6
WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS /,EFFZCTS OF TEMPERATURE, PH, SALINITY, AND INORG 53— 3
WETLANDS (PROJECT SUMMARY) /,OETERMINATIUN OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC 73— 3
U /,DETERM.INATION OF THE ENV:R0NMENTAL IMPACT OF SEVERAL SUBSTI 73— 2
WHALES /,OCCURRENCE OF PESTICIDES IN 2— 9
WHITE PERCH (MORONE GMELIN) /,LETHAL AND SUBLETHAL EXPOSURE AND RECOVE 79—12
“ SHRIMP /,L!JCALIZATION OF DOT IN THE BODY ORGANS OF PINK AND 2— 3
“ PERCH (M’JRONE AMERICANA) EXPOSED TO CHLORINE AND OZONE IN ESTU.AR 28— 4
WHOLE USED DRILLING FLUIDS ON REPRESENTATIVE ESTUARINE ORGANISMS /,ACIJ 56— 8
U DRILLING MUD AND SELECTED COMPONENTS ON THE SHELL MOVEMENTS OF 1 61— 9
H DRILLING FLUIDS AND FLUID COMPONENTS IN TERRESTRIAL AND FRESHWAT 61— 6
WILBAUM) II. EFFECTS ON ESTABLISHMENT BEHAVIORAL BASELINES: PROGRESS 64— 2
WORKSHOP, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 15—17, 1982 /,BI3RATIONAL 77— 6
ON THE PATHOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY CF PENAEID SHRIMP, APRIL 8—10 14—10
SUMMARY /,MARINE 30—11
ON AQUATIC WEEDS: CCNTROL AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES 66— 6
CONCERNING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF DRILLING MUDS AND CUTTINGS ON 67— 3
1 MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF POLLUTANTS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS 38— 6
WORMS /,BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN A COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARY: 1— 7
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XAO—2 RESIN TC WATER /,OETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED KEPONE BY DIRECT ADD 52— 4
XANTHURUS, AND CROAKER, MICROPOG3NIAS UNDULATUS, IN APALACHICOLA BAY, 42— 3
/,HEPTACHLOR: UPTAKE, DEPURATION, RETENTION, AND METABOLISM 20— 6
TO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FOLLCWING SUBLETHAL CADMIUM EXPOSUR 15— 8
H /,TOXICITY OF 8ROMATE TO STRIPEO SASS ICHTHYOPLANKTON CHORD 64— 9
/,TOXICITY OF CHLORINE TO JUVENILE SPOT, LEIOSTDMUS 25— 5
EXPOSED TO CHLORINE PRODUCED OXIDANTS /,TOXICOLOGICAL AND P 54—10
XENDBIOTIC COMPOUNDS: EFFECTS OF CONCENTRATION, INOCULUM, AND CHEMICA 80— 9
IS COMPOUNDS IN THREE TYPES OF AQUATIC TEST SYSTEMS /,DEGRAD.AT 81— 8
‘ I COMPOUNDS /,MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF 67— 8
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h1 CHEMICALS /,NEGATIVE CHEMICAL IONIZATION STUDIES OF HUMAN A 48— 5
XENDBIOTICS THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE SEDIM NTS (PROJECT SUMMARY) / 69— 4
THROUGH MARINE AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS /,CYCLING OF 69— 3
IN SIMUL4T O AQUATIC MICROENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS /,MONITORI 74— 3
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YAQUINA BAY, OREGON DURING JUNE 1976 — MAY 1978 /,3ENZO(A)PYRENE CONCE 43— 3
IS SAY, OREGON /,OBSERVATIONS ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF LARGE CELL 43— 2
BAY, OREGON. PH.D. THESIS /,TRACE METAL LEVELS IN A POPULATIO 62— 7
YEAST /,PHYSIOLOGICAL NO DNA CHARACTERIZATION OF CANDIO4 MALTOSA, A H 15— 7
/,UPTAKE OF AROMATIC AND BRANCHED CHAIN HYDROC4RBONS BY 47— 9
YEASTS FOR PATHOGENICITY /,EV LUATION OF INDUSTRIAL 41—11
FROM THE NORTH SEA ANO AMOCO CAOIZ OIL 46— 1
YIELD OF CHANGES IN GROWTH, MORTALITY, AND REPRODUCTION f,COMPUTER SIM 15— 5
“ FROM A FISHERY /,RELATIQN BETWEEN SIMPLE DYNAMIC POOL AND SURPLU 7—12
YOUNG FISH EXPOSED TO THE HERBICIDE TRIFLURALIN /,VERTEBRAL DYSPLASIA 40— 2
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ZINC IN SEDIMENTS, WATER, AND POLYCHAETOUS WORMS /,SIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF 1— 7
“ IN ESTUARINE WATERS NEAR A COAL—FIRED ELECTRIC POWER PLANT——CORRE 7—10
‘ EXPOSURE /,ONTOGENY OF RESISTANCE ADAPTATION AND METABOLIC COMPEN 63— 3
ZOANTHARIA /,ORDER 27— 9
ZOANTHIDS WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES /,REVIEW OF HAWAIIAN 4—
ZONE POLLUTION MONITOR: A PILOT STUDY /,AMERICAN OYSTER AS .A COASTAL 75— 3
ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF PTERELEOTRIS HETEROPTERtJS (PISCES: GOBIIDAE) /,SYSTEM 24— 3
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