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Appalachian sport fishery investigations, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 3-8;

Atlantic salmon investigations, by Alden P. Stickney, p. 9-15;

California-Nevada sport fishery investigations, by Reid S. Nielson, p. 15-20;

Rocky Mountain sport fishery investigations, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 20-28;

Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory, by S. F. Snieszko, p. 28-37;

Western Fish Disease Laboratory, by Robert R. Rucker, p. 37-42;

Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by A. M. Phillips, Jr., p. 42-46;

Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by John E. Halver, p. 46-78;

Salmon- Cultural Laboratory, by Roger E. Burrows, p. 78-81.

Circular 58. Public fish culture in the United States, 1958, a statistical summary, by William Hagen and Joseph P. O'Connor. 1959. iv + 44 p., illus.

Circular 59. Alaska fisheries briefs, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Sept. 1959. 20 p., illus.

Pink salmon migrations along the Alaska peninsula, by Fredrik V. Thorsteinson, p. 1-7;

Salmon migrations in southeastern Alaska, by Wallace H. Noerenberg, p. 8-12;

The unexpected appearance of pink salmon in the Kvichak River, by Clarence D. Becker, p. 13;

Gravel removal and the fisheries, by Robert McVey, p. 14-18;

Estimating abundance of salmon fingerlings, by Howard S. Sears, p. 19-20.

Circular 60. Take a can of salmon, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. 1960. 17 p., illus.

Circular 61. Protecting our endangered birds.

Circular 62. Galveston Biological Laboratory fishery research for the year ending June 30, 1959, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Sept. 1959. iv + 127 p., illus.

Report of the Director, by George A. Rounsefell, p. 1-5;

Laboratory facilities, by Lawrence E. Wise, p. 6-11;

Shrimp fishery investigation, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 12;

Migration and growth of pink shrimp, by Thomas J. Costello, Jr., and Donald M. Allen, p. 13-18;

Gulf shrimp abundance trends, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 19-24;

Distribution and density of larval shrimp, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 25-27;

Identification of juvenile penaeid shrimp, by Abraham Fleminger, p. 28-31;

Pink shrimp life history studies, by Edwin S. Iversen, p. 32-33;

Estuarine ecology investigation, by Edward Chin, p. 34;

Migration of brown shrimp, by Anthony Inglis, p. 35-37;

Tolerance to insecticides, by Edward Chin, p. 38-40;

Nutritional studies of shrimp, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 41-44;

Estuarine field studies, by Edward Chin, p. 45-49;

Predation on shrimp, by Anthony Inglis, p. 50- 53;

Industrial fishery investigations, by Edgar L. Arnold, Jr., p. 54;

Trawl-caught industrial fishes, by James P. Cating and Rupert E. Andrews, p. 55-58;

Menhaden, by Edgar L. Arnold, Jr., p. 59-60;

Menhaden populations, by J. Y. Christmas, Jr., p. 61-65;

Red tide investigation, by William B. Wilson, p. 66-68;

Physiological studies of red tide, by David V. Aldrich, p. 69-71;

Nutritional studies on red tide, by William B. Wilson, p. 72-74;

Screening chemicals for red tide control, by Kenneth T. Marvin, p. 75;

Field ecology relating to red tide, by John H. Finucane, p. 76-79;

Environmental hydrology in relation to red tide, by Alexander Dragovich, p. 80- 85;

Testing copper ore for red tide control, by Kenneth T. Marvin, p. 86-94;

Hydrological studies for the Corps of Engineers' proposed Mississippi River Gulf Outlet Project, Louisiana, by Kenneth M. Rae, p. 95-99;

Evaluating toxicity of dissolved substances to micro-organisms using dialysis membranes, by William B. Wilson, p. 100-102;

The bait shrimp fishery of Galveston Bay, by Edward Chin, p. 103-105;

Plankton pigments in East Lagoon, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 106-107;

Fixing and staining of dinoflagellates, by John H. Finucane, p. 108;

Seasonal barnacle attachment in East Lagoon, by David V. Aldrich, p. 109- 11 0;

The Gulf V plankton sampler, by Edgar L. Arnold, Jr., p. 111-113;

East Lagoon zooplankton, by Abraham Fleminger, p. 114-118.

Circular 63. America's wild chickens.

Circular 64. Snakes.

Circular 65. Tuna industry conference papers, May 1959, selected papers of the Government- Industry Tuna Conference at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, La Jolla, Calif, May 19-21,1959. Nov. 1959. iv + 110 p., illus.

Part 1 - The world tuna resource and fishery.

The tuna resource in relation to oceanographic features, by Vernon E. Brock, p. 1- 11; Tuna fishing methods and their application, by Vernon E. Brock, p. 12-16;

World tuna production, by Donald R. Johnson, p. 17-36;

Status of the fishery for tunas of tropical waters of the eastern Pacific, by Milner B. Schaefer, p. 37-40;

Status of the fishery for tunas of the temperate waters of the eastern north Pacific (abstract), by Harold B. Clemens, p. 41-42;

Some observations on present and future Japanese tuna fisheries, by Wilvan G. Van Campen, p. 43-46.

Part 2 - The domestic tuna-fishing industry.

Harvesting the tuna resource, by Gerald V. Howard, p. 47-59;

Handling and transporting to the cannery, Part A, by Clarence J. Carlson, p. 60- 62;

Handling and transporting to the cannery, Part B, by Sven Lassen, p. 63-66;

Fisheries loan and mortgage programs, by Lester T. Bradbury, p. 67-69;

Publications of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries of interest to the tuna industry, by Donald R. Johnson,

Tuna industry conference papers p. 70-71;

Part 3 - Processing and marketing tuna.

Sources of tuna consumed in the United States, by Victor J. Samson and Anthony D. Sokolich, p. 73-75;

The processing of tuna, by Maurice E. Stansby, p. 76-85;

Marketing tuna in the United States, by Donald Y. Aska, p. 86-96;

Marketing tuna in foreign countries, by Arthur M. Sandberg, p. 97-107;

Trade agreements and how they are made, by Arthur M. Sandberg, p. 108-110.

Circular 66. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, survey methods and procedures, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. ii + 22 p.

Circular 67. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Atlanta, Georgia, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vii + 49 p.

Circular 68. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Chicago, Illinois, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vi + 58 p.

Circular 69. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Cleveland, Ohio, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vi + 46 p.

Circular 70. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Denver, Colorado, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vii + 48 p.

Circular 71. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Houston, Texas, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vii + 45 p.

Circular 72. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Los Angeles, California, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vi + 60 p.

Circular 73. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, New York, New York, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vi + 55 p.

Circular 74. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Omaha, Nebraska, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vii + 46 p.

Circular 75. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Portland, Oregon, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vii + 47 p.

Circular 76. Frozen processed fish and shellfish consumption in institutions and public eating places, Springfield, Massachusetts, prepared in the Division of Industrial Research and Services, Branch of Market Development, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1959. vii + 44 p.

Circular 77. §

Circular 78. The Waterfoul Councils: A conservation partnership.

Circular 79. Bird banding: the hows and whys.

Circular 80. Annual report of the Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., of the year ending June 30, 1959. Jan. 1960. iii + 52 p., illus.

Report of the Laboratory Director, by Herbert W. Graham, p. 1-8;

Vessels and shore facilities, by V. A. Mackesy, p. 9-12;

Cod investigation, by J, p. Wise and H. E. Murray, p. 13-15;

Flounder investigations, by F. E. Lux, p. 16-17;

Haddock investigation, by J. R. Clark, A. C. Jensen, J. R. McDermott, F. A. Dreyer, and P. L. Sargent, p. 18-20;

Hake investigation, by R. L. Fritz and W. L. Callahan, p. 21;

Industrial fishery investigation, by R. L. Edwards and L. M. Lawday, p. 22-24;

Redfish investigation, by G. F. Kelly

Sea scallop investigation, by J. A. Posgay, A. S. Merrill, F. E. Nichy, and P. H. Chase, p. 28- 31;

Bottom ecology investigations, by R. L. Wigley and R. B. Theroux, p. 32-34;

Plankton ecology, by J. B. Colton, R. R. Marak, and D. Miller, p. 35-37;

Fish behavior investigation, by R. Livingstone, Jr., p. 3839;

Population dynamics investigation, by C. C. Taylor and R. R. Stoddard, p. 40;

Shellfish Laboratory, by P. S. Galtsoff and W. N. Shaw, p. 41-42;

Instrumentation, by J. M. Crossen, p. 43-44;

Port samplers school, by L. H. Couture, p. 45.

Circular 81. Progress in sport fishery research, 1959, compiled in the Branch of Fishery Research, 1960. ii + 80 p., illus.

Fish management research Appalachian sport fishery investigations, by Phillip S. Parker, p. 3-6;

Atlantic salmon investigations, by Alden P. Stickney, p. 6-17;

California Nevada sport fishery investigations, by Reed S. Nielson, p. 18-22;

Fish Control Laboratory, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 23-26;

Fish-Pesticide Research Laboratory, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 2733;

Rocky Mountain sport fishery investigations, by Norman G. Benson, p. 34-39.

Fish disease research Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory, by S. F. Snieszko, p. 39-46;

Western Fish Disease Laboratory, by Robert R. Rucker, p. 47-51.

Fish nutrition research-Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by Arthur M. Phillips, Jr., p. 52-54;

Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by John E. Halver,p. 55- 68.

Research on fish cultural methods - Salmon-Cultural Laboratory, by Roger E. Burrows, p. 68-73;

Southeastern Fish Cultural Laboratory, by Kermit E. Sneed, p. 74.

Circular 82. §

Circular 83. Honolulu Biological Laboratory, past (1949-1958), present (1959), future (1960- ), by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Hawaii Area Office. Apr. 1960. ii + 62 p., illus.

Circular 84. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Pesticide - Wildlife Review, 1959.

Circular 85. International North Pacific Fisheries Commission, United States section meeting, March 1960, papers presented before a joint session of the Alaska Legislature, Juneau, Alaska, Mar. 4, 1960, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. May 1960. iv + 28 p., illus.

Statement of the United States section, International North Pacific Fisheries Commission, presented by Milton E. Brooding, p. 3- 10;

Scientific research by the United States, by J. L. McHugh, p. 11-12;

Research related to the case for abstention, by R. A. Fredin, p. 13-17;

Distribution and racial composition of salmon on the high seas, by Clinton E. Atkinson, p. 18-23;

Pacific salmon in international waters, by Allan C. Hartt, presented by William F. Royce, p. 24-28.

Circular 86. A survey of fishing, in 1959, in 1,000 ponds stocked by the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, conducted by the Branches of Fish Hatcheries and Fishery Management Services, reported by Willis King. May 1960. iv + 20 p., illus.

Circular 87. Program of research and development for the Pacific Coast tuna industry, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. June 1960. ii + 7 p.

Circular 88. Who buys canned tuna, and why? A study of consumer motivation in three cities, prepared in the Branch of Economics, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. June 1960. vii + 60 p., illus.

Circular 89. Who buys canned salmon, and why? A study of consumer motivation in three cities, prepared in the Branch of Economics, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. June 1960. vii + 46 p., illus.

Circular 90. Who buys canned sardines, and why? A study of consumer motivation in three cities, prepared in the Branch of Economics, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. June 1960. viii + 66 p., illus.

Circular 91. Research in fishery technology, annual report- - East Boston Laboratory, June 30, 1959, by S. R. Pottinger. July 1960. iii + 13 p., illus.

Circular 92. Galveston Biological Laboratory fishery research for the year ending June 30, 1960. By Galveston Biological Laboratory, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. July 1960. ii +77 p.,illus.

Report of the Director, by George A. Rounsefell, p. 1-5;

Shrimp fishery investigation, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 6;

Experiments in hearing shrimp larvae, by Ray S. Wheeler, p. 7 - 8;

Abundance and distribution of penaeid shrimp larvae, by William C. Renfro, p. 9-10;

The Sanibel-Tortugas shrimp fishery, 1956-1959, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 11-15;

Migration of pink shrimp, by Thomas J. Costello and Donald M. Allen, p. 16-19;

Industrial fishery investigation, by Bernard E. Skud, p. 20;

Trawl-caught industrial fishes, by Winthrop A. Haskell, p. 21-25;

Menhaden populations, by J. Y. Christmas, Jr., p. 26-28;

Estuarine ecology investigation, by Edward Chin, p. 29;

Insecticide studies, by Edward Chin, p. 30-33;

Nutrition and respirahon, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 34-35;

Field studies, by Edward Chin and Anthony Inglis, p. 36-38;

Red tide investigation, by William B. Wilson, p. 39;

Physiology of the Florida red tide organism, by David V. Aldrich, p. 40- 42;

Chemical control experiments, by Kenneth T. Marvin, p. 43-45;

Field chemistry, by Billie Z. May, p. 46-47;

Hydrology of Tampa Bay and adjacent waters, by Alexander Dragovich, p. 48-51;

Field ecology relating to red tide, by John H. Finucane, p. 52-54;

Effects of engineering projects on estuaries, by Ronald C. Naab, p. 55-57;

Biological and hydrological studies for the Corps of Engineers, Mississippi River - Gulf Outlet Project Louisiana, by Kenneth M. Rae, p. 58- 62;

Gross comparison of first nauplii of three penaeid shrimps, by William C. Renfro, p. 63- 64;

Copper in Tampa Bay and adjacent neritic and river waters, by Alexander Dragovich, p. 65;

Brown shrimp movements, by Anthony Inglis, p. 66- 69;

Identification and distribution of pink shrimp larvae, by C, p. Idyll, F. F. Koczy, Albert C. Jones, M. O. Rinkel, and Sheldon Dobkin, p. 70-71.

Circ 93. The National Aquarium, by Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. 1960. 6 p., illus.

Circular 94. §

Circular 95. A survey of conservation-education needs of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Summary of replies to questionnaires sent to field stations of the Service, compiled in the Office of Information. Sept. 1960. ii + 20 p.

Circular 96. Index of fishery technological publications of the Fish and Wildlife Service and the former Bureau of Fisheries, 1918-55, compiled by M. E. Stansby and Rosemary Schairer, Technological Laboratory, Seattle, Wash. 1961. ii + 237 p.

Circular 97. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service, its responsibilities and functions, by Edna N. Sater. Dec. 1960. iv + 44 p., illus.

Circular 98. Fishway research at the Fisheries Engineering Research Laboratory, by Gerald B. Collins and Carl H. Elling. Nov. 1960. ii + 17 p., illus

Circular 99. Annual report, Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, for the year ending June 30, 1960. Dec. 1960. iii + 63 p., illus.

Report of the Laboratory Director, by Herbert W. Graham, p. 1-11;

Cod investigation, by J, p. Wise and H. E. Murray, p. 12-13;

Flounder investigation, by F. E. Lux and E. M. Levangie, p. 14-15;

Haddock investigation, by J, p. Wise, J. R. Clark, A. C. Jensen, J, p. McDermott, F. A. Dreyer, R. N. Hersey, and P. L. Sargent, p. 16-18;

Hake investigation, by R. L. Fritz and W. H. Callahan, p. 19-21;

Industrial fishery, by R. L. Edwards, R. R. Stoddard, and L. M. Lawday, p. 22-24;

Redfish investigation, by G. F. Kelly, A. M. Barker, and G. M. Clarke, p. 25-28;

Sea scallop investigation, by J. A. Posgay, A. S. Merrill, F. E. Nichyparowich, and H. W. Jensen, p. 29-33;

Aquarium and experimental studies, by C. L. Wheeler and D. Miller, p. 34-37;

Benthic ecology investigation, by R. L. Wigley and R. B. Theroux, p. 38- 41;

Fish behavior investigation, by R. Livingstone, Jr., p. 42-43;

Plankton ecology investigations, by R. R. Marak and R. R. Stoddard p. 44-46;

Instrumentation, by James R: Crossen, p. 47-49;

Port samplers pool, by L.H.Couture, p. 50-51;

Fish tagging, by S. L. Cogswell, p. 52-53;

Shellfish Laboratory, by P. S. Galtsoff and W. N. Shaw, p. 54- 57.

Circular 100. Better hunting and fishing on small watershed projects, by Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. 1961. 11 p., illus.

Circular 101. Progress in sport fishery research, 1960, compiled in the Branch of Fishery Research. 1961. iii + 96 p.

Fish management research - Appalachian sport fishery investigations, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 3-4;

California-Nevada sport fishery investigations, by Reed S. Nielson, p. 5-9;

Fish Control Laboratory, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 10-13;

Fish Pesticide Research Laboratory, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 13-18;

Rocky Mountain sport fishery investigations, by Norman G. Benson, p. 19-23;

Fish disease research - Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory, by S. F. Snieszko, p. 23-31;

Western Fish Disease Laboratory, by Robert R. Rucker, p. 32-36;

Fish nutrition research - Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by Arthur M. Phillips, Jr., p. 36-38;

Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by John E. Halver, p. 39-63;

Research on fish cultural methods - Fish Farming Experimental Station, by James H. Stevenson, p. 63- 68;

Salmon Cultural Laboratory, by Roger E. Burrows, p. 68-78;

Southeastern Fish Cultural Laboratory, by Kermit E. Sneed, p. 79-85;

Marine game fish research center, by Lionel A. Walford, p. 86-89.

Report of the Director, by George A. Rounsefell, p. 1-6;

Shrimp fishery program, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 9;

Early life history of commercial and related shrimps, by William C. Renfro, p. 10-13;

Identification and description of shrimp larvae, by Harry L. Cook, p. 14-16;

Identification of postlarval and Juvenile shrimp, by William C. Renfro, p. 17;

Migrations, mortality, and growth of pink shrimp, by Thomas J. Costello and Donald M. Allen, p. 18-21;

The Campeche pink shrimp population, 1956-1960, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 22-25;

Industrial fishery program, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 26;

Industrial bottom-fish fishery in the north central Gulf of Mexico, by Winthrop A. Haskell, p. 27-30;

Preliminary survey of industrial-type bottom fishes in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, by James G. Ragan, p. 31-32;

Menhaden biology, by James Y. Christmas, Jr., p. 33;

Estuarine program, by George A. Rounsefell, p. 34;

Evaluation of estuarine data, by Joseph J. Graham, p. 35;

Effects of engineering projects, by Richard A. Diener, p. 36-37;

Ecology of nursery areas, by Anthony Inglis, p. 38-40;

Trinity Bay project, by Anthony Inglis, p. 41-42;

Physiology and pesticide program, by Edward Chin, p. 43;

Shrimp physiology, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 44-48;

Effects of pesticides, by Edward Chin, p. 49-55;

Red tide program, by David V. Aldrich, p. 56-57;

Culture and nutrition of Gymnodinium breve, by David V. Aldrich, p. 58;

Chemical control, by Kenneth T. Marvin and Raphael R. Proctor, Jr., p. 59 - 60;

Ecology of red tide, by John H. Finucane, p. 61- 64;

Hydrology of Tampa Bay and adjacent waters, by Alexander Dragovich and Billie Z. May, p. 65-67;

Sea-water system, by Kenneth T. Marvin and Ray S. Wheeler, p. 68- 71;

Oyster studies, by Sammy M. Ray and David V. Aldrich, p. 72-74;

Distribution of pink shrimp larvae and postlarvae, by C, p. Idyll, F. F. Koczy, Albert C. Jones, M. O. Rinkel, and D. Dimitriou, p. 75-76.

Circular 130. Seaweeds are not weeds. 1962. 5 p.

Circular 131, Farm reservoir fishes, by Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. 1962. 13 p., illus.

Circular 132. Progress in sport fishery research, 1961. 1962. iv + 90 p., illus.

Pathology - Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory, by S. F. Snieszko, p. 3-11,

Western Fish Disease Laboratory, by Robert R. Rucker, p. 12-16;

Nutrition - Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by Arthur M. Phillips, Jr., p. 17;

Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by John E. Halver, p. 18-36;

Husbandry Methods - Fish Farming Experimental Station, by James H. Stevenson, p. 37-42;

Salmon Cultural Laboratory, by Roger E. Burrows, p. 43-48;

Southeastern Fish Cultural Laboratory, by Kermit E. Sneed, p. 49-51;

Public Sport Fishery Investigations, Water Areas - California Nevada sport fishery investigations, by Reed S. Nielson, p. 52-56;

Marine game fish research centers, Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, by Lionel A. Walford, p. 57-63;

North Central Reservoir Investigations, by Norman G. Benson, p. 64- 65;

Rocky Mountain sport fishery investigations, p. 66-68;

Environmental influences - Fish Control Laboratory, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 69-73;

Fish-Pesticide Research Laboratory, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 74-80.

Circular 133. Exempt trucking of fresh and frozen fish and shellfish in interstate commerce, by John D. Abrahamson and Carl P. Hoffman, Jr. Nov. 1961, iv + 55 p., illus.

Circular 134. Monthly mean charts, sea surface temperature, north Pacific Ocean, compiled by the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Biological Laboratory, Stanford, Calif, Apr. 1962. 36 p., illus.

Circular 135. Programs and activities of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Jan. 1962. 20 p., illus.

Circular 136. Abstracts of mourning dove literature.

Circular 137. Annual report, Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, for the year ending June 30, 1961. Feb. 1, 1962. iv + 89 p., illus.

Report of the Laboratory Director, by Herbert W. Graham, p. 1-13;

Haddock program, by M. D. Grosslein, J, p. McDermott, and R. N. Hersey, p. 14-19;

Redfish program, by G. F. Kelly, A. M. Barker, and P. H. Chase, Jr., p. 20-25;

Cod program, by A. C. Jensen and H. E. Murray, p. 26-28;

Hake program, by R. L. Edwards and L. M. Lawday, p. 29-32;

Flounder program, by F. E. Lux and F. E. Nichyparowich, p. 33- 35;

Sea scallop program, by J. A. Posgay, A. S. Merrill, L. R. Porter, Jr., H. W. Jensen, and F. E. Nichyparowich, p.36-46;

Groundfish ecology program, by R. L. Fritz, J. R. Donovan, and S. R. Nickerson, p. 47-54;

Benthic ecology program, by R. L. Wigley and R. B. Theroux, p. 55-59;

Plankton program, by R. R. Marak and R. R. Stoddard, p. 60-61;

Larval fish feeding studies, by David Miller, p. 62-64;

Fish behavior, by R. Livingstone, Jr., p. 65-66;

Biometrics, by R. C. Hennemuth, J. A. McCann, F. A. Dreyer, and W. H. Callahan, p. 67-69;

Tagging, by S. L. Cogswell, p. 70-74;

Aquarium, by C. L. Wheeler, p. 75-77;

Shellfish Laboratory, by P. S. Galtsoff, W. N. Shaw, P. A. Philpott, and R. L. von Arx, p. 78-81;

Instrumentation, by J. M. Crossen, p. 82-84.

Circular 138. Indian backgrounds of the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center.

Circular 139. Annual report of the Technological Laboratory, Gloucester, Massachusetts, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1961, by Joseph W. Slavin. Feb. 1962. iii + 11 p., illus.

Circular 140. Your Stake in Wetlands

Circular 141. Economic review of the Great Lakes commercial fisheries, 1940- 59, by Keith D. Brouillard. 1963. iv + 20 p., illus.

Circular 142. Not issued.

Circular 143. Effects of pesticides on fish and wildlife: a review of investigations during 1960. 1962. v + 52 p., illus.

Effects on wildlife, by James B. DeWitt, D. Glen Crabtree, Robert B. Finley, and John L. George, p. 4-15;

Effects on sport fisheries, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 16-19;

Effects on commercial fisheries, by Philip A. Butler, p.20-24;

Additional wildlife research needed, by Daniel L. Leedy, p. 25-26;

Additional sport fisheries research needed, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 27;

Additional commercial fisheries research needed, by Philip A. Butler, p. 28.

Circular 144. Common parasites of fishes, by Glenn L. Hoffman and Carl J. Sindermann. 1962. ii + 17 p., illus.

Circular 145. The story of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, by Paul S. Galtsoff. May 25, 1962. iii + 121 p., illus.

Circular 146. Wildlife research progress, 1961.

Circular 147. Commercial fisheries: research and development in the Great Lakes and Central Region, a long-range program of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, by Region 4 staff, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. 1963. iii + 38 p., illus.

Circular 148. Annual report of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory, Beaufort, N.C., for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1961. 1963. iii +40 p., illus.

Report of the Director, by G. B. Talbot, p. 1-3;

Blue crab program, by Charles H. Walburg, p. 3;

Newport River study, by Mayo H. Judy, p. 3-4;

St. Johns River study, by Marlin E. Tagatz, p. 4-6;

Population studies, by Kenneth J. Fischler, p. 6-7;

Natural history studies, by Charles H. Walburg, p. 7-8;

Larval studies, by John D. Costlow, p. 8-9;

Shad program, by Charles H. Walburg, p. 9;

Status of the shad industry- 1960, by Paul R.Nichols, p.10-11;

Dynamics of shad populations, by Charles H. Walburg, p. 11-14;

Fishway studies, by Paul R. Nichols, p. 14-15;

Menhaden program, by Fred C. June, p. 15;

Population studies, by John W. Reintjes, Joseph R. Higham, and Doyle F. Sutherland, p. 15-17;

Estimation of juvenile abundance, by Anthony L. Pacheco, p. 17;

Development of methods of marking juveniles, by Frank T. Carlson and John W. Reintjes, p. 17-18;

Sampling the catch, by Fred C. June, William R. Nicholson, and Charles M. Roithmayr, p. 19-21;

Atlantic Coast striped bass program, by James E. Sykes, p. 22;

Chesapeake Bay cooperative study, by Robert B. Chapoton and Louis E. Vogele, p. 22-23;

Prediction of harvestable striped bass in Albemarle Sound, N.C., by James E. Sykes and Robert M. Lewis, p. 24-25;

Roanoke River cooperative study, by Robert M. Lewis and Randall P. Cheek, p. 25-26;

Sexual maturity and fecundity studies, by Robert M. Lewis and Rupert R. Bonner, Jr., p. 26-27;

Radiobiological program, by T. R. Rice, p. 28-29;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effects of radiation on plankton, by T. R. Rice and Marianne B. Murdoch, p. 30- 31;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effects of radiation on molluscs, by T. J. Price, p. 31-32;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effects of radiation on crustaceans, by George H. Rees, p. 32;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effects of radiation on fish, by Donald E. Hoss, p. 32- 33;

Characteristics of fish blood, by Edna M. Davis, p. 33-35;

Estuarine radioecology, by John P. Baptist, p. 35-36.

Circular 149. Trident, a long range report of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Sept. 1963. x + 113 p., illus.

Circular 150. Safety manual for fishermen, captains, and owners of New England fishing vessels, adapted for the fishing industry, by John J. Murray. July 1962. iv + 65 p., illus.

Circular 151. Index of fishery biological papers by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service authors appearing in nongovernment publications, 1940-56, by Lola T. Dees. 1963. ii + 138 p.

Circular 152. Recreational fishing in the national wildlife refuges, by Winston A. Elkins and Robert W. Sharp. Aug. 1962. ii + 36 p., illus.

Circular 153. The 1960 salt-water angling survey, by John R. Clark. 1960. iv+ 36 p., illus.

Circular 154. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory, Galveston, Texas, by George A. Rounsefell. Nov. 1963. 29 p., illus.

Circular 155. Organizing and operating fishery cooperatives in the United States, by Leslie D. McMullin. June 1963. iv + 57 p.

Circular 156. Producers' margins for food fish and shellfish, by David K. Sabock. Nov. 1962. iv + 30 p., illus.

Circular 157. 6 questions everybody asks at national fish hatcheries, by Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. 1963. 8 p., illus.

Circular 158. A guide and key to the aquatic plants of the southeastern United States, by Don E. Eyles and J. Lynne Robertson, Jr., with illustrations by Garnet W. Jex. 1963. iv + 151 p.

Circular 159. Trout feeds and feeding, by. Arthur M. Phillips, Jr., A. V. Tunison, and George C. Balzer. Oct. 1963. iv + 38 p., illus.

Circular 160. Progress in sport fishery research, 1962, compiled in the Branch of Fishery Research, Division of Sport Fisheries, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Mar. 1963. v + 118 p., illus.

Pathology - Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory, by S. F. Snieszko, p. 1-15;

Nutrition - Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by Arthur M. Phillips, Jr., p. 16-21;

Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by John E. Halver, p. 22-55;

Husbandry methods California- Nevada sport fishery investigations, by Reed S. Nielson, p. 56- 62;

Fish Farming Experimental Station, by James H. Stevenson, p. 63- 68;

Salmon Cultural Laboratory, by Roger E. Burrows, p. 69-73;

Southeastern Fish Cultural Laboratory, by Kermit E. Sneed, p. 74-76;

Pesticides - Fish Pesticide Research Laboratory, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 77-85;

Control Fish Control Laboratory, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 86-93;

Reservoirs - North central reservoir investigations, by Norman G. Benson, p. 94-97;

South central reservoir investigations, by Thomas O. Duncan, p. 98-99;

Marine Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, by L. A. Walford, p. 100-109;

Tiburon Marine Laboratory, by Gerald B. Talbot, p. 110-112.

Circular 161. Biological Laboratory, Galveston, Tex., fishery research for the year ending June 30,1962. 1963. iii + 101 p., illus.

Report of the Director, by George A. Rounsefell, p. 1-9;

Shrimp fishery program, by J. Bruce Kimsey, p. 10-12;

Spawning populations, by William C. Renfro and Harold A. Brusher, p. 13-17;

Larval distribution and abundance, by Robert F. Temple, p. 18-22;

Currents on the Continental Shelf of the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, by J. Bruce Kimsey and Robert F. Temple, p. 23-27;

Identification of shrimp larvae, by Harry L. Cook, , p. 28-30;

Abundance of juvenile shrimp, by Kenneth N. Baxter, p. 31-32;

Brown shrimp mortality studies, by Edward F. Klima, p. 33- 34;

Pink shrimp life history, by Thomas J. Costello, p. 35-37;

Industrial fishery program, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 38;

Industrial bottomfish fishery in the north central Gulf of Mexico, by Charles M. Roithmayr, p. 39-41;

Western Gulf bottomflsh survey, by James G. Ragan, p. 42-44;

Estuarine program, by George A. Rounsefell, p. 45-46;

Ecology of nursery areas, by Anthony Inglis, p.47-51;

Effects of engineering projects on estuaries, by Richard A. Diener, p. 52- 54;

Physiology and behavior program, by David V. Aldrich, p. 55-56;

Tolerances to environmental factors, by David V. Aldrich, p. 57-60;

Experimental growth studies with postlarval brown shrimp, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 61-62;

Use of anesthetics in metabolism studies with penaeid shrimps, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 63;

Chemicals toxic to the red- tide organism, by Kenneth T. Marvin and Raphael R. Proctor, p. 64-66;

Results of the Trinity Bay study, by Richard A. Diener, p. 67-69;

The Colorado River-Matagorda Bay study, by Charles H. Koski, p. 70-74;

Movement of water masses in Galveston Harbor, by Corneilus R. Mock, p. 75-76;

Estuarine water observations during a 24-hour cycle, by Ray S. Wheeler, p. 77-82;

Marking spiny lobsters, Panulirus argus, and blue crabs, Callinectes sapidus, with biological stains, by Thomas J. Costello, Donald M. Allen, and Carl H. Saloman, p. 83-85;

Small beam net for sampling postlarval shrimp, by William C. Renfro, p. 86-87;

The use of Atkins-type tags on shrimp, by Donald M. Allen and Thomas J. Costello, p. 88-89;

Immersion staining of postlarval shrimp, by Ray S. Wheeler, p. 90-91;

A device for measuring live shrimp, by Donald M. Allen, p. 92;

Distribution of pink shrimp larvae and postlarvae, by C, p. Idyll, Albert C. Jones, and D. Dimitriou, p. 93-94.

Circular 162. The soft-shell clam, by Robert W. Hanks. Dec. 1963. 16 p., illus.

Circular 163. Progress in 1961-62, prepared by staff, Biological Laboratory, Honolulu, Hawaii, edited by Wilvan G. Van Campen. Feb. 1963. 30p., illus.

Circular 164. A program of fishery research and services North Atlantic Region, by Region 3: Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Gloucester, Mass. May 1963. iii + 20 p., illus.

Circular 165. Skipjack-a world resource, prepared by staff of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratories at Honolulu, San Diego, and Stanford. May 1963. i+ 28 p., illus.

Circular 166. Wildlife research: problems, programs, progress. 1962.

Circular 167. Pesticide-wildlife studies: a review of Fish and Wildlife Service investigations during 1961 and 1962. June 1963. ix + 109 p., illus.

Introduction, by John L. George, p. 1-10;

Commercial fisheries investigations, by Philip A. Butler, p. 11-25;

Sport fishery investigations, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 26-42;

Wildlife studies, Denver Wildlife Research Center, by D. Glen Crabtree, p. 43-73;

Wildlife studies, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, 1961-1962, by James B. DeWitt, William H. Stickel, and Paul F. Springer, p. 74-96; Pesticide-wildlife studies by State, Provincial, or university personnel, and by the Cooperative Wildlife Research Units, by John L. George, p. 97-100;

Recommendations for minimizing dangers of pest control and pesticides to fish and wildlife, by John L. George, p. 101-105.

Pathology - Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory, by S. F. Snieszko, p. 1-14;

Western Fish Disease Laboratory, by Robert R. Rucker, p. 15-23;

Nutrition - Eastern Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by Arthur M. Phillips, Jr., p. 24-31;

Western Fish Nutrition Laboratory, by John E. Halver, p. 32- 66;

Husbandry methods California- Nevada sport fishery investigations' by Reed S. Nielson, p. 67-78;

Fish Farming Experimental Station, by James H. Stevenson, p. 79-100;

Salmon Cultural Laboratory, by Roger E. Burrows, p. 101-110;

Southeastern Fish Cultural Laboratory, by Kermit E. Sneed, p.111-118;

Pesticides - Fish-Pesticide Research Laboratory, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 119-129;

Control - Fish Control Laboratories, by Robert E. Lennon, p. 130-138;

Reservoirs - national reservoir research program, by Robert M. Jenkins, p.139-141;

North central reservoir investigations, by Norman G. Benson, p. 142-148;

South central reservoir investigations, by Thomas O. Duncan, p. 149-155;

Marine - Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, by L. A. Walford, p. 156-164;

Tiburon Marine Laboratory, by Gerald B. Talbot, p. 165- 171.

Circ 179. Anglers I guide to sharks of the northeastern United States, Maine to Chesapeake Bay, by John G. Casey. Apr. 1964. 32 p., illus.

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Circular 180. Annual report of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Technological Laboratory, Seattle, Washington, calendar year 1962, by Patricia S. Terao. Sept. 1964. i + 14 p., illus.

Circular 181. The commercial fisheries of the Gulf and South Atlantic Region and their needs, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Region 2. Sept. 1964. iv+ 37p., illus.

Circular 182. Annual report of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Technological Laboratory, Gloucester, Mass., for fiscal year ending June 3rd, 1962. Aug. 1964. ii + 18 p., illus.

Message from Laboratory Director, by Joseph W. Slavin, p. 1-2;

Research on the chemistry and biochemistry of fish, by Maynard A. Steinberg, p. 2-4;

Radiation-pasteurization research, by Maynard A. Steinberg, p. 4-7;

Preservation and processing research, by John A. Peters, p. 8-11;

Standards and specifications research, by Joseph H. Carver, p. 12-13;

Inspection and certification of fishery products, by Philip J. McKay, p. 14.

Circular 183. Biological Laboratory, Galveston, Tex., fishery research for the year ending June 30, 1963. 1964. iv+ 106 p., illus.

Report of the Director, by Milton J. Lindner, p. 1-7;

Shrimp fishery program, by J. Bruce Kimsey, p. 8-12;

Population distribution and spawning, by William C. Renfro and Harold A. Brusher, p. 13-15;

Identification of shrimp larvae, by Harry L. Cook, p. 16-17;

Larval distribution and abundance, by Robert F. Temple, David L. Harrington, and Clarence C. Fischer, p. 18-24;

Currents on the Continental Shelf of the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, by J. Bruce Kimsey and Robert F. Temple, p. 25-27;

Abundance of postlarval and juvenile shrimp, by Kenneth N. Baxter and Carlton H. Furr, p. 28-29;

Pink shrimp life history, by Thomas J. Costello and Donald M. Allen, p. 30-31;

Brown and white shrimp mortality studies, by Edward F. Klima and Kenneth W. Osborn, p. 32- 34;

Commercial catch sampling, by Ray S. Wheeler, Charles R. Frith, James M. Lyon, Thomas W. Turnipseed, Charles E. Knight, Joseph A. Benigno, Robert C. Benton, and J. Harold Hudson, p. 35;

Population dynamics, by Richard J. Berry, p. 36- 37;

Industrial fishery program, by Joseph H. Kutkuhn, p. 38-40;

Industrial bottomfish fishery of the north central Gulf of Mexico, by Charles M. Roithmayr, p. 41-44;

Abundance and distribution of western Gulf bottomfish resources, by Donald Moore, p. 45-47;

Estuarine program, by Charles R. Chapman, p. 48-49;

Ecology of western Gulf estuaries, by Charles R. Chapman, Jack C. Parker, Cornelius R. Mock, Robert D. Ringo, Edward J. Pullen, Anthony Inglis, and Charles H. Koski, p. 50-54;

Effects of engineering projects on estuaries, by Richard A. Diener and Charles H. Koski, p. 55-59;

Physiology and behavior program, by David V. Aldrich, p. 60;

Behavior and tolerances, by David V. Aldrich, p. 61-64;

Growth and metabolism, by Zoula P. Zein-Eldin, p. 65-67;

Special reports - incidence and potential significance of Prochristianella penaei, a cestode parasite of commercial shrimp in Galveston Bay, by David V. Aldrich, p. 68-70;

Biological comparison of Trinity Bay and Clear Lake, two subdivisions of the Galveston Bay System-1961, by Charles R. Chapman, p. 71-75; Water chemistry in the two sea-water laboratories, by Kenneth T. Marvin and Raphael E. Proctor, Jr., p. 76-79;

Chemicals toxic to the red-tide organism, by Kenneth T. Marvin and Raphael R. Proctor, Jr., p. 80-82;

The juvenile phase of the life history of the pink shrimp, Penaeus duorarum, on the Everglades National Park nursery grounds, by C, p. Idyll; p. 83-85;

Abundance and distribution of pink shrimp larvae on the Tortugas Shelf of Florida, by A. C. Jones, D. Dimitriou, and J. Ewald, p. 86- 88;

Abundance of postlarval shrimp in Mississippi Sound and adjacent waters, by J. Y. Christmas, p. 89-90;

Distribution of postlarval shrimp in Vermilion Bay, La., by Carroll R. Norden, p. 91,

Seasonal distribution of adult and larval shrimp in Aransas Pass (Texas) Inlet, by B. J. Copeland, p. 92-93;

Life history stages of Gulf of Mexico brown shrimp, by William C. Renfro, p. 94-98.

Circular 184. Annual report of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory, Beaufort, N.C for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1962. Sept. 1964. iii + 40 p., illus.

Report of the Director, by G. B. Talbot, p. 1-4;

Blue Crab Program by Paul R. Nichols, p. 4-5;

Larval studies, by John D. Costlow, Jr., and Peggy M. Keney, p. 4-5;

Immature crab studies, by Mayo H. Judy and Donnie L. Dudley, p. 6;

Adult crab studies, by Marlin E. Tagatz and Grady P. Frymire, p. 6-7;

Menhaden Program - by Fred C. June, p. 8;

Catch sampling, by Fred C. June, Joseph R. Higham, and William R. Nicholson, p. 8-9;

Population studies, by John W. Reintjes, p. 9;

Estuarine biology of young, by Frank T. Carlson, p. 9;

Estimation of juvenile abundance, by Anthony L. Pacheco, p. 10;

Methods of marking and recovery, by Frank T. Carlson, p. 10-11;

Shad Program - by Paul R. Nichols, p. 12,

Dynamics of shad populations, by Robert M. Lewis, p. 12-13;

Fishway studies, by Paul R. Nichols, p. 13-15;

Comparative study of juvenile fin ray and scute counts, by Paul R. Nichols, p. 15-17;

Atlantic Coast Striped Bass Program - by Paul R. Nichols, p. 17;

Albemarle Sound cooperative study, by Robert M. Lewis and Randall P. Cheek, p. 17-18;

Chesapeake Bay cooperative study, by Robert M. Lewis and Robert M. Chapoton, p.18-l9;

Life history studies, by Robert B. Chapoton and Rupert R. Bonner, Jr., p. 19- 21;

Radiobiological Program - by T. R. Rice, p. 22;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effect of radiation on plankton, by T. R. Rice and Marianne B. Murdoch, p. 22-23;

Accumulation of radionuclides by sediments, by Thomas W. Duke, p. 23- 24;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effect of radiation on mollusks, by Thomas J. Price, p. 25;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effect of radiation on crustaceans, by George H. Rees, p. 25-28;

Accumulation of radionuclides and the effect of radiation on fish, by John P. Baptist, p. 29-31;

Accumulation of radioactive materials by organisms maintained in selected marine environments, by the Staff, p. 31;

Radioecological survey of the Savannah and Wilmington River estuaries, by John P. Baptist, p. 31-36;

Sensitivity of marine organisms to external radiation, by David W. Engel and Edna M. Davis, p. 37-38.

Circular 185. Investigations in fish control. 1. Laboratories and methods for screening fish- control chemicals, by Robert E. Lennon and Charles R. Walker. June 1964. ii+15p.,illus.

Circular 186. Investigations in fish control. 2. Preliminary observations on the toxicity of antimycin A to fish and other aquatic animals, by Charles R. Walker, Robert E. Lennon, and Bernard L. Berger. June 1964. ii + 18 p., illus.

Circular 187. Pondweeds and pondweed-like plants of eastern North America.

Circular 188. Wildlife research: problems, programs, and progress, 1961.

Circular 189. Outdoor fish cookery, sunset sauces in seafoods, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. 1964. 10 p., illus.

Circular 190. To keep fish fresh, by Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Technological Laboratory, Gloucester, Mass. Aug. 1964. 14 p., illus.

Circular 191. Extent of acid mine pollution in the United States affecting fish and wildlife. by Edward C. Kinney. June 1964. iii + 27 p., illus.

Circular 192. Columbia River Fishery Program 1963, prepared by Staff, Columbia Fisheries Program Office. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Nov. 1964. iii + 20 p., illus.

Circular 193. Annual report, exploratory fishing and gear research, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Region 2, for fiscal year 1963 ending June 30, 1963. Dec. 1964. iii + 68 p., illus.

Part 1 - An historical glance and overall view of exploratory fishing and gear research in Region 2, by Harvey R. Bullis, Jr., and J. R. Thompson, p. 1- 10;

Part 2 - Exploratory fishing and gear research programs and projects. FY 1963. Gulf of Mexico exploratory fishing and gear research program, Pascagoula, Miss., by Richard A. Waller, p. 13-17;

Bottomfish project, by James S. Carpenter. po 17;

Pelagic fish project, by Tomio Iwamoto, p. 17-18;

Faunal survey project, by J. R. Thompson, p. 18;

Caribbean and tropical Atlantic exploratory fishing and gear research program, by J. R. Thompson, p. 19-20;

Offshore shrimp gear research photoinstrumentation, by Paul Kruse, p. 20-22;

South Atlantic exploratory fishing and gear research program, by Robert Cummins, Jr., p. 22-33;

Gear research and development program, by Fred Wathne, p. 33-37;

Gear development project. by Fred Wathne, p. 37;

Shrimp trawl mechanics project, by Fred Wathne and John K. Holt, p. 38-40;

Gear construction project phase. by John Ko Holt and David G. Witherspoon, p. 41-42;

Shrimp behavior project. by Charles M. Fuss, Jr., and L. H. Ogren, p. 42-47;

Instrumentation development project, by John K. Holt, p. 47-50;

A sea-sled to towing-vessel voice communication system, by John K. Holt, p. 51-53;

Design of a biological sampling trawl for a specific application, by Fred Wathne, p. 54- 56;

BCF/AID spiny lobster exploratory fishing project Republic of Panama, by Johnny A. Butler, p. 56-60.

Circular 194. Annual report for 1963, Division of Fishery Management Services, prepared by Edward C. Kinney. July 1964. v + 46 p., illus.

Circular 195. An electrofishing boat with a variable voltage pulsator for lake and reservoir studies, by F. Phillip Sharpe. Sept. 1964. i v + 6 p., illus.

Circular 196. Reservoir fishery research strategy and tactics, by Robert M. Jenkins. July 1964. iv + 12 p., illus.

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Circular 198. Annual report of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory, Beaufort, N.C., for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1963. Nov. 1964. iii + 26 p., illus.

Report of the Director, by F. C. June, p. 1-3;

Blue Crab Program - by George H. Rees, p. 3;

North Carolina studies, by Mayo H. Judy, Donnie L. Dudley, and Peggy M. Keney, p. 3-6;

Florida studies, St. Johns River, by Marlin E. Tagatz and Grady P. Frymire, p. 6-8;

Larval studies, by John D. Costlow, Jr., p. 8-10;

Menhaden Program - by John W. Reintjes, p. 10;

Sampling the catch, by William R. Nicholson and Joseph R. Higham, p. 10-11;

Morphology and population studies, by John W. Reintjes, p. 11;

Estimation of juvenile abundance, by Anthony L. Pacheco, p. 12;

Methods of marking and recovery. by Frank T. Carlson, p. 12-13;

Shad Program - by Paul R. Nichols, p. 13;

Dynamics of shad populations, by Randall P. Cheek and Robert M. Lewis, p. 13-15;

Fishway studies, by Robert B. Chapoton and Louis E. Vogele, p. 16-21;

Atlantic Coast Striped Bass Program - by Paul R. Nichols, p. 21,

Albemarle Sound cooperative study, by Robert M. Lewis and Randall P. Cheek, p. 21-22;

Chesapeake Bay cooperative study, by Robert B. Chapoton and Randall P. Cheek, p. 22-23;

Life history studies. by Randall P. Cheek and Robert B. Chapoton, p. 24-25.

Circular 199. Pesticide-wildlife studies, 1963. A review of Fish and Wildlife Service investigations during the calendar year. Aug. 1964. v + 130 p., illus.

Commercial fishery investigations, by Philip A. Butler, p. 5-28;

Sport fishery investigations, by Oliver B. Cope, p. 29-43;

Wildlife studies, Denver Wildlife Research Center, by D. Glen Crabtree, p. 44-76;

Wildlife studies, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center. by Lucille Stickel, p. 77-115;

Wildlife studies by the cooperative wildlife research units, by Lee E. Yeager, p. 116-124.

Circular 200. The Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory, Oxford, Maryland: programs and perspectives. Oct. 1964. v + 47 p., illus.

A brief history of Federal shellfish investigations in Chesapeake Bay, by James B. Engle, p. 1-7;

The Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Biological Laboratory at Oxford, present and future, by Carl J. Sindermann, p. 8-17;

Environmental features of the laboratory site; the Tred Avon River, by Robert W. Hanks, p. 18-23;

Natural and artificial pond culture of oysters, by William N. Shaw, p. 24- 29;

Studies of oyster microparasites, by Aaron Rosenfield, p. 30-37;

Progress in surf clam biological research, by Arthur S. Merrill and John R. Webster, p. 38-47.

North American fishery potential, by P. A. Larkin. September 1966, p. 1-4, 2 figs.

Are our fishery resources being properly developed and managed?, by J. L. Kask. September 1966, p. 5-7, 1 fig.

Politics and the marine fisheries, by Wilbert McLeod Chapman. September 1966, p. 8-16, 4 figs.

Oceanography and the marine fisheries, by Milner B. Schaefer. September 1966, p. 17-27, 19 figs.

The future of fish harvesting, by Basil A. Parkes. September 1966, p. 28-33, 6 figs.

Processing-tomorrow, by E. Robert Kinney. September 1966, p. 34-36, 2 figs.

A panel considers: "Sell up to higher profits," by Arthur H. Frohman, John Mehos, Eric Turnill, and Dr. Wendell Earle. September 1966, p. 37-44, 6 figs.

All the world's a market, by Hon. Mitchell Sharp. September 1966, p. 45-48, 3 figs.

World demand complicates conservation, by Hon. H. J. Robichaud. September 1966, p. 49-51, 3 figs.

Mexico's fishing industry, by Lic. Jorge Echaniz R. September 1966, p. 52-55, 3 figs.

World markets and demands, by Stewart L. Udall. September 1966, p. 56-58.

The role of FAO in world fisheries, by Roy I. Jackson. September 1966, p. 59-62, 1 fig.

The future of North American fisheries, by Donald L. McKernan. September 1966, p. 63-72, 5 figs.

Distribution and biology of Pacific hake: A synopsis, by Martin O. Nelson and Herbert A. Larkins. March 1970, p. 23-33, 2 figs., 1 table.

Food of Pacific hake, Merluccius productus, in Washington and northern Oregon coastal waters, by Miles S. Alton and Martin O. Nelson. March 1970, p. 35-42, 2 figs., 4 tables.

Pacific hake fishery in Washington and Oregon coastal waters, by Martin O. Nelson. March 1970, p. 43-52, 2 figs., 2 tables.

Operation of the Soviet trawl fleet off the Washington and Oregon coasts during 1966 and 1967, by Charles R. Hitz. March 1970, p. 53-75, 16 figs., 4 tables.

Midwater trawling equipment and fishing technique for capturing hake off the coast of Washington and Oregon, by Leonard J. Johnson and William L. High. March 1970, p. 77-101, 20 figs., 8 tables.

Economic aspects of the 1967 offshore Pacific hake fishery, by Walter T. Pereyra and Jack A. Richards. March 1970, p. 103-119, 10 figs., 8 tables, 1 ap.

Proximate chemical composition of Pacific hake, by Max Patashnik, Harold J. Barnett, and Richard W. Nelson. March 1970, p. 121-125, 6 tables.

Characteristics of Pacific hake, Merluccius productus, that affect its suitability for food, by John A. Dassow, Max Patashnik, and Barbara J. Koury. March 1970, p. 127-136, 3 figs., 1 table.

Production of meal and oil from hake, by Richard W. Nelson and John A. Dyer. March 1970, p. 137142, 5 figs., 2 tables.

Preliminary studies of the nutritive value of hake meal for poultry, by Lawrence R. Berg. March 1970, p. 143-148, 6 tables.

Feeding Pacific hake to mink, by F. M. Stout, J. Adair, and J. E. Oldfield. March 1970, p. 149152, 3 tables.

The status of Fisheries Management Research: An overview, by Adam A. Sokoloski. April 1973, vi + 1-6 p.

Problems in implementing new fishery management programs, by Lawrence W. Van Meir. April 1973, p. 9-11.

On the utility ofbioeconomic models for fisheries management, by Giulio Pontecorvo. April 1973, p. 12-22, 1 table.

Multiple objectives for marine resource management, by R. Bruce Rettig. April 1973, p. 23-27.

Economic, political, and social barriers to efficiency in selected Pacific Coast fisheries, by James A. Crutchfield. April 1973, p. 28-38, 2 figs.

Cross section production functions for North Atlantic groundfish and tropical tuna seine fisheries, by Ernest W. Carlson. April 1973, p. 42-56, 3 tables, 4 ap. tables.

Optimal fishing effort in the Peruvian anchoveta fishery, by Edilberto L. Segura. April 1973, p. 57-64, 3 figs., 1 table.

Natural resources and external economics: Regulations of the Pacific halibut fishery, by Jack Rich. April 1973, p. 65-71, 5 figs.

Production from the sea, by Frederick W. Bell, Ernest W. Carlson, and Frederick V. Waugh. April 1973, p. 72-91, 9 figs., 5 tables.

Some suggestions for the development of a bioeconomic theory of the fishery, by Russell G. Thompson. April 1973, p. 92-95.

Practical problems of constructing bioeconomic models for fishery management, by Paul Adam. April 1973, p. 96-103, 5 figs.

Management of the Peruvian anchoveta resource, by Andreas A. Holmsen. April 1973, p. 106-111.

A stochastic investment model for a survival conscious fishing firm, by Russell G. Thompson, Richard W. Callen, and Lawrence C. Wolken. April 1973, p. 112-120, 3 tables, 3 ap. tables.

Simulation experiments to evaluate alternative hunting strategies for a deer population, by F. M. Anderson, G. E. Connolly, A. N. Halter, and W. M. Longhurst. April 1973, p. 121-132, 6 figs., 1 table.

Augmentation of salmon stocks through artificial propagation: Methods and implications, by Joe B. Stevens andBruce W. Mattox. April 1973, p. 133145, 4 figs., 5 tables.

Limited entry: The case of the Japanese tuna fishery, by E. A. Keen. April 1973, p. 146-158,3 figs.

A study of the socioeconomic impact of changes in the harvesting labor force in the Maine lobster industry, by A. M. Huq. April 1973, p. 159-173, 1 fig., 13 tables.

Circular 372. Fishery publications, calendar year 1971: Lists and indexes, by Thomas A. Manar. October 1972, iv + 24 p., 1 fig.

Circular 373. Not issued.

Circular 374. Marine flora and fauna of the Northeastern United States. Annelida: Oligochaeta, by David G. Cook and Ralph O. Brinkhurst. May 1973, iii + 23 p., 82 figs.

Circular 375. New Polychaeta from Beaufort, with a key to all species recorded from North Carolina, by John H. Day. July 1973, xiii + 140 p., 18 figs., 1 table.

Circular 376. Bottom-water temperatures on the continental shelf, Nova Scotia to New Jersey, by John B. Colton, Jr. and Ruth R. Stoddard. June 1973, iii + 55 p., 15 figs.

Circular 377. Fishery publications, calendar year 1970: Lists and indexes, by Mary Ellen Engett and Lee C. Thorson. December 1972, iv + 34 p., 1 fig.

Circular 378. Marine flora and fauna of the Northeastern United States. Protozoa: Ciliophora, by Arthur C. Borror. September 1973, iii + 62 p., 5 figs.

Circular 379. Fishery publications, calendar year 1969: Lists and indexes, by Lee C. Thorson and Mary Ellen Engett. April 1973, iv + 31 p., 1 fig.

Circular 380. Fishery publications, calendar year 1968: lists and indexes, by Mary Ellen Engett and Lee C. Thorson. May 1973, iv + 24 p., 1 fig.

Circular 381. Fishery publications, calendar year 1967: Lists and indexes, by Lee C. Thorson and Mary Ellen Engett. July 1973, iv + 22 p., 1 fig.

Circular 382. Fishery publications, calendar year 1966: Lists and indexes, by Mary Ellen Engett and Lee C. Thorson. July 1973. iv + 19 p., 1 fig.

Circular 383. Fishery publications, calendar year 1965: Lists and indexes, by Lee C. Thorson and Mary Ellen Engett. July 1973, iv + 12 p., 1 fig.

Circular 384. Marine flora and fauna ofthe Northeastern United States. Higher plants of the marine fringe, by Edwin T. Moul. September 1973, iii + 60 p., 1 plate, 109 figs.

Circular 385. Fishery publications, calendar year 1972: Lists and indexes, by Lee C. Thorson and Mary Ellen Engett. November 1973, iv + 23 p., 1 fig.

Circular 386. Marine flora and fauna of the Northeastern United States. Pycnogonida, by Lawrence R. McCloskey. September 1973, iii + 12 p., 1 fig.

Circular 387. Marine flora and fauna of the Northeastern United States. Crustacea: Stomatopoda, by Raymond B. Manning. February 1974, iii + 6 p., 10 figs.

Circular 388. Proceedings of the First U.S.-Japan Meeting on Aquaculture at Tokyo, Japan, October 18-19, 1971, by William N. Shaw (editor). February 1974, iii + 133 p.

Remarks at first meeting, UJNR panel on aquaculture, 18-19 October 1971, by Robert W. Hiatt. February 1974, p. 1-2.

Present status of major marine cultivation and propagation in Hokkaido and some problems of the research activities, by Yoshio Hasegawa and Yukimasa Kuwatani. February 1974, p. 3-6, 1 fig., 1 table.

Mariculture of seaweeds and its problems in Japan, by Shunzo Suto. February 1974, p. 7-16, 1 fig., 1 table.

Some technical problems in freshwater fish culturein Japan, by Hiroshi Kawatsu. February 1974, p. 17-22, 2 figs., 5 tables.

The present status of shellfish culture in Japan, by Hisashi Kan-no and Tomoo Hayashi. February 1974, p. 23-25, 1 table.

Fish farming and the constraints in Japan, by Masaru Fujiya. February 1974, p. 27-32, 4 figs., 1 table.

Larval culture of penaeid shrimp at the Galveston Biological Laboratory, by Cornelius R. Mock. February 1974, p. 33-40, 3 tables.

Aquaculture in the National Sea Grant Program, by Robert D. Wildman. February 1974, p. 41-56, 1 app.

Aquaculture of molluscs along the United States Atlantic and Gulf coasts, by William N. Shaw. February 1974, p. 57-65.

Freshwater fish culture in the United States, by Harvey Willoughby. February 1974, p. 67-74, 1 table.

Genetics of the American oyster, Crassostrea virginica Gmelin, by A. Crosby Longwell. February 1974, p. 75-87, 9 figs., 2 tables.

Recent developments in shellfish culture on the U.S. Pacific Coast, by John B. Glude. February U174, p. 89-95, 4 figs., 1 table.

Seaweed culture in Japan, by Robert Wildman. February 1974, p. 97-101.

Freshwater fish culture in Japan, by Harvey Willoughby. February 1974, p. 103-105.

Shellfish culture in Japan, by William N. Shaw. February 1974, p. 107-110.

Crustacean culture, by Cornelius R. Mock. February 1974, p. 111-113, 1 table.

Marine fish culture in Japan, by John B. Glude. February 1974, p. 115-121.

Some impressions regarding genetics and the fisheries of Japan, by A. Crosby Longwell. February 1974, p. 123-133.

A summary of the tuna baitfish workship, by Richard S. Shomura. December 1977, p. 1-7.

A review on the use of live baitfishes to capture skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, in the tropical Pacific Ocean with emphasis on their behavior, survival, and availability, by Wayne J. Baldwin. December 1977, p. 8-35.

The Pacific tuna pole-and-line and live-bait fisheries, by Howard O. Yoshida, Richard N. Uchida, and Tamio Otsu. December 1977, p. 36-51.

Desired characteristics of a bait for skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, by Heeny S. H. Yuen. December 1977, p. 52-54.

Estimates of the amount of nehu, Stolephorus purpureus, per bucket of bait in'the Hawaiian fishery for skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, by Thomas S. Hida and Jerry A. Wetherall. December 1977, p. 55-56.

The fishery for nehu, Stolephorus purpureus, a live bait used for skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, fishing in Hawaii, by Richard N. Uchida. December 1977, p. 57-62.

Biology of the baitfishes Herklotsichthys punctatus and Pranesus pinguis in Majuro, Marshall Islands, by Thomas S. Hida and James H. Uchiyama. December 1977, p.63-68.

Observations of tuna bait species and their habitats in the Palau Islands, by Peter T. Wilson. December 1977, p. 69-74.

Ponape live-bait observations, by Peter T. Wilson. December 1977, p. 75-80.

Japanese skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, baitfish surveys in the western and southwestern Pacific Ocean, by Shoji Kikawa. December 1977, p. 81-88.

Distribution and abundance of baitfish resources in Papua New Guinea waters, by A. D. Lewis. December 1977, p. 89-94.

Appraisal of the live-bait potential and handling characteristics of the common tuna bait species in Papua New Guinea, by B. R. Smith. December 1977, p. 95-103.

Relationships amongst skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, catch, bait catch, and the lunar cycle in Papua New Guinea skipjack tuna fishery, by R. E. Kearney. December 1977, p. 104-113.

Catch statistics and abundance of nehu, Stolephorus purpureus, in Kaneohe Bay, by Jerry A. Wetherall. December 1977, p. 114-118.

Some aspects of the population biology of Stolephorus heterolobus from Palau, by Robert G. Muller. December 1977, p. 119-126.

Capture, transportation, and pumping of threadfin shad, Dorosomapetenense, by Robert T. B. Iversen and Jay O. Puffinburger. December 1977, p. 127-136.

A commercial tilapia, Tilapia mossambica, hatchery for Hawaiian skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, fishery cost analysis and problematical study, by Bruce L. Crumley December 1977, p. 137-148.

Suitability of cultured topminnow Poecilia vittata, family Poeciliidae, as a live baitfish for skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, in the tropical Pacific, by Wayne J. Baldwin. December 1977, p. 149-155.

Some economic and technological aspects related to commercial production of the topminnow Poecilia vittata, by Samuel F. Herrick, Jr. December 1977, p. 156-159.

Evaluation of bait substitution schemes in Hawaiian fishery for skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis, by Jerry A. Wetherall. December 1977, p. 160-167.

Circular 409. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Copepoda: Cyclopoids parasitic on fishes, by JuShey Ho. February 1978, iii + 12 p., 17 figs.

Circular 410. The 1976 Ceratium tripos bloom in the New York Bight: Causes and consequences, by Thomas C. Malone. May 1978, iv + 14 p., 17 figs., I table.

Circular 411. Systematics and biology of the tilefishes (Perciformes: Branchiostegidae and Malacanthidae), with descriptions of two new species, by James K. Dooley. April 1978, v + 78 p., 44 figs., 26 tables.

Circular 412. Synopsis of biological data on the red porgy, Pagrus pagrus (Linnaeus), by Charles S. Manooch III and William W. Hassler. May 1978, iii + 19 p., 12 figs., 7 tables.

Circular 413. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Crustacea: Branchiura, by Roger F. Cressey. May 1978, iii + 10 p., 15 figs.

Circular 414. Synopsis of biological data for the winter flounder, Pseudopleuronectes americanus (Walbaum), by Grace KleinMacPhee. November 1978, iii + 43 p., 21 figs., 28 tables.

Circular 415. A basis for classifying western Atlantic Sciaenidae (Teleostei: Perciformes), by Labbish Ning Chao. September 1978, v + 64 p., 41 figs., 1 table.

Circular 416. Ocean variability: Effects on U.S. marine fishery resources - 1975, by Julien R. Goulet, Jr. and Elizabeth D. Haynes (editors). December 1978, iii + 350 p.

Summary, by Julien R. Goulet, Jr. December 1978, p. 3-87.

Atmospheric climatology and its effect on sea surface temperature - 1975, by Robert R. Dickson and Jerome Namias. December 1978, p. 89-101.

Climatic change in the Pacific Ocean - an update through 1975, by James H. Johnson, Douglas R. McLain, and Craig S. Nelson. December 1978, p. 103-125.

Anomalies of coastal sea surface temperatures along the west coast of North America, by Douglas R. McLain. December 1978, p. 127-140.

Coastal upwelling off western North America, 1975, by Andrew Bakun. December 1978, p. 141-149.

Oceanic conditions between the Hawaiian Islands and the U.S. west coast as monitored by ships of opportunity 1975, by J. F. T. Sauro December 1978, p. 151-168.

The tuna fishery in the eastern tropical Pacific and its relationship to sea surface temperatures during 1975, by Forrest R. Miller. December 1978, p. 169-178.

Equatorial Pacific anomalies and EI Nino, by William H. Quinn. December 1978, p. 179-190.

Sunspot activity and oceanic conditions in the northern North Pacific Ocean, by Felix Favorite and W. James Ingraham, Jr. December 1978, p. 191-196.

A single-layer hydrodynamical-numerical model of the eastern Bering Sea shelf, by James R. Hastings. December 1978, p. 197-212.

Variations in the position of the shelf water front off the Atlantic coast between Cape Romain and Georges Bank in 1975, by John T. Gunn. December 1978, p. 213-228.

Wind-driven transport in 1975, Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico, by John T. Gunn. December 1978, p. 229-239.

Spring and autumn bottom-water temperatures in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank, 1968-75, by Clarence W. Davis. December 1978, p. 241-256.

Initiation of monthly temperature transects across the northern Gulf of Maine, by J. Lockwood Chamberlin, John J. Kosmark, and Steven K. Cook. December 1978, p. 257-269.

Temperature structure on the continental shelf and slope south of New England during 1975, by J. Lockwood Chamberlin. December 1978, p. 271-292.

Passage of anticyclonic Gulf Stream eddies through Deepwater Dumpsite 106 during 1974 and 1975, by James J. Bisagni. December 1978, p. 293-298.

Surface water drift south of Cape Lookout, North Carolina, by C. A. Barans and W. A. Roumillat. December 1978, p. 299-308.

The distribution and abundance, growth, and mortality of Georges Bank-Nantucket Shoals herring larvae during the 1975-76 winter period, by R. Gregory Lough. December 1978, p. 309-331.

Impact of autumn-winter swarming of a siphonophore ("Lipo") on fishing in coastal waters of New England, by Carolyn A. Rogers. December 1978, p. 333-350.

Circular 417. Guide to the identification of genera of the fish order Ophidiiformes with a tentative classification of the order, by Daniel M. Cohen and Jorgen G. Nielsen. December 1978, vii + 72 p., 103 figs., 2 tables.

Circular 418. Annotated bibliography of four Atlantic scombrids: Scomberomorus brasiliensis, S. cavalla, S. maculatus, and S. regalis, by Charles S. Manooch Ill, Eugene L. Nakamura, and Ann Bowman Hall. December 1978, iii + 166 p.

Circular 419. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Protozoa: Sarcodina: Amoebae, by Eugene C. Bovee and Thomas K. Sawyer. January 1979, iii + 56 p., 77 figs.

Circular 420. Preliminary keys to otoliths of some adult fishes of the Gulf of Alaska, Bering Sea, and Beaufort Sea, by James E. Morrow. February 1979, iii + 32p., 11 plates.

Circular 421. Larval development of shallow water barnacles of the Carolinas (Cirripedia: Thoracica) with keys to naupliar stages, by William H. Lang. February 1979, iv + 39 p., 36 figs., 17 tables.

Circular 422. A revision of the catsharks, family Scyliorhinidae, by Stewart Springer. April 1979, v + 152 p., 97 figs., 3 tables.

Circular 423. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Crustacea: Cumacea, by Les Watling. April 1979, iii + 23 p., 35 figs., 1 table.

Circular 424. Guide to the Leptocephali (Elopiformes, Anguilliformes, and Notacanthiformes), by David G. Smith. July 1979, iv + 39 p., 54 figs.

Circular 425. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Arthropoda: Cirripedia, by Victor A. Zullo. April 1979, iii + 29 p., 40 figs., I table.

Circular 426. Synopsis of biological data on the rock crab, Cancer irroratus Say, by Thomas E. Bigford. May 1979, v + 26 p., II figs., 21 tables.

Circular 427. Ocean variability in the U.S. fishery conservation zone, 1976, by Julien R. Goulet, Jr. and Elizabeth D. Haynes (editors). July 1979, 362 p.

Atmospheric circulation in 1976, by Elizabeth D. Haynes. July 1979, p. 11-18.

Atmospheric climatology and its effect on sea surface temperature - 1976, by Robert R. Dickson and Jerome Namias. July 1979, p. 19-33.

Eastern Pacific sea surface conditions in 1976, by Elizabeth D. Haynes. July 1979, p. 35-42.

Sea surface conditions in the western North Atlantic in 1976, by Julien R. Goulet, Jr. and Elizabeth D. Haynes. July 1979, p. 43-50.

Anomalies of monthly mean sea level along the west coasts of North and South America, by Dale E. Bretschneider and Douglas R. McLain. July 1979, p. 51-64.

Coastal upwelling off western North America, 1976, by Craig S. Nelson. July 1979, p. 65-75.

Oceanic conditions during 1976 between San Francisco and Honolulu as observed from ships of opportunity, by J. F. T. Saur and D. R. McLain. July 1979, p. 77-92.

The 1976 El Nino and recent progress in monitoring and prediction, by William H. Quinn. July 1979, p. 93-110.

Sea Surface temperature anomalies, by Douglas R. McLain. July 1979, p. 111-149.

Fluctuations of sea surface temperature and density at coastal stations during 1976, by Douglas R. McLain. July 1979, p. 151-166.

Data on cold weather conditions along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts during the fall and winter of 1976-77, by J. Lockwood Chamberlin and Reed S. Armstrong. July 1979, p. 167-174.

Wind driven transport Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico, by Merton C. Ingham. July 1979, p. 175-208.

Sea surface temperature distribution from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to Miami, Florida - 1976, by Joseph W. Deaver III. July 1979, p. 209-229.

Water column thermal structure across the shelf and slope southeast of Sandy Hook, New Jersey, in 1976, by Steven K. Cook. July 1979, p. 231 257.

Anticyclonic Gulf Stream eddies off the northeastern United States during 1976, by David Mizenko and J. Lockwood Chamberlin. July 1979, p. 259-280.

River runoff along the middle Atlantic coast in 1976, by Elizabeth D. Haynes. July 1979, p. 281-287.

Climatic conditions related to the fish kill and anoxia off New Jersey during the summer of 1976, by Reed S. Armstrong. July 1979, p. 289-300.

Variations in the position of the shelf water front off the Atlantic coast between Georges Bank and Cape Romain in 1976, by John T. Gunn. July 1979, p. 301-314.

Temperature structure on the continental shelf and slope south of New England during 1976, by R. Wylie Crist and J. Lockwood Chamberlin. July 1979, p. 315-335.

Continuous plankton records: Zooplankton and net phytoplankton in the Mid-Atlantic Bight, 1976, by Daniel E. Smith and Jack W. Jossi. July 1979, p. 337-348.

Siphonophore ("Lipon) swarming in New England coastal waters-update, 1976, by Carolyn A. Rogers. July 1979, p. 349-352.

Bottom-water temperatures in the Gulf of Maine and on Georges Bank during spring and autumn, 1976, by Clarence W. Davis. July 1979, p. 353-362.

Circular 428. Morphological comparisons of North American sea bass larvae (Pisces: Serranidae), by Arthur W. Kendall, J r. August 1979, iv + 50 p., 43 figs., 9 tables.

Circular 429. Synopsis of biological data on tunas of the genus Euthynnus, by Howard O. Yoshida. October 1979, iv + 57 p., 40 figs., 30 tables.

Circular 430. Guide to identification of some sculpin (Cottidae) larvae from marine and brackish waters off Oregon and adjacent areas in the northeast Pacific, by Sally L. Richardson and Betsy B. Washington. January 1980, 56 p.

Circular 431. Guide to some trawl-caught marine fishes from Maine to Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, by Donald D. Flescher. March 1980, 34 p.

Circular 432. Synopsis of biological data on bonitos of the genus Sarda, by Howard O. Yoshida. May 1980, 50 p.

Circular 433. Synopsis of biological data on striped bass, Morone saxatilis (Walbaum), by Eileen M. Setzler, Walter R. Boynton, Kathryn V. Wood, Henry H. Zion, Land Lubbers, Nancy K. Mountford, Phyllis Frere, Luther Tucker, and Joseph A. Mihursky. June 1980, 69 p.

Circular 434. Osteology, phylogeny, and higher classification of the fishes of the order Plectognathi (Tetraodontiforrnes), by James C. Tyler. October 1980, 422 p.

Circular 435. Field guide to fishes commonly taken in longline operations in the western north Atlantic Ocean, by Joseph L. Russo. January 1981, 51 p.

Circular 436. Synopsis of biological data on frigate tuna, Auxis thazard, and bullet tuna, A. rochei, by Richard N. Uchida. January 1981, 63 p.

Circular 437. Fishery Publications Index, 1975-79, by Lee C. Thorson. May 1981, 117 p.

Circular 438. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Scleractinia, by Stephen D. Cairns. July 1981, 15 p.

Circular 439. Marine flora and fauna ofthe northeastern United States. Protozoa: Sarcodina: Benthic Foraminifera, by Ruth Todd and Doris Low. June 1981, 51 p.

Circular 440. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Turbellaria: Acoela and Nemertodermatida, by Louise F. Bush. July 1981,71 p.

Circular 441. Synopsis of the biology of the swordfish, Xiphias gladius Linnaeus, by B. J. Palko, G. L. Beardsley, and W. J. Richards. November 1981, 21 p.

Circular 442. Proceedings of the sixth U.S.-Japan meeting on aquaculture, Santa Barbara, California, August 27-28, 1977, by Carl J. Sindermann (editor). March 1982, 66 p.

Information on the culture of phytoplankton for aquacultural needs in Japan, by Yunosuke Saito, p. 1-5.

Recent problems of nori (Porphyra sp.) culture in Japan, by Hitoshi Kito, p. 7-12.

The present status of brown algae culture in Japan, by Yunosuke Saito, p. 13-17.

The use of phytoplankton for aquaculture needs-a status report, by William N. Shaw, p. 19-24.

Seaweed cultivation: A review, by Arthur C.Mathieson, p. 25-66.

Circular 443. Synopsis of the biological data on dolphin-fishes, Coryphaena hippurus Linnaeus and Coryphaena equiselis Linnaeus, by Barbara Jayne Palko. Grant L. Beardsley, and William J. Richards. April 1982, 28 p.

Circular 444. Whales, dolphins, and porpoises of the eastern North Pacific and adjacent Arctic waters, a guide to their identification, by Stephen Leatherwood, Randall R. Reeves, William F. Perrin, and William E. Evans, with Appendix A on Tagging by Larry Hobbs. July 1982, 245 p.

Circular 445. Sharks of the genus Carcharhinus, by J. A. F. Garrick. May 1982, 194 p.

Circular 446. Marine flora and fauna of the northeastern United States. Lichens (Ascomycetes) of the intertidal region, by Ronald M. Taylor. August 1982, 26 p.

Circular 447. Proceedings of the eighth U.S.-Japan meeting on aquaculture at Bellingham, Washington, October 17-18, 1979, Under the Aquaculture Panel, U.S.-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources (UJNR), by William N. Shaw (editor). November 1982, 25 p.

Joint statement of the UJNR Aquaculture Panel, October 18, 1979, Bellingham, Washington, by William N. Shaw and Shigekatsu Sato.

Freshwater finfish culture in Japan, by Shigeru Arai, p. 3-5.

Freshwater development and smoltification in coho salmon from the Columbia River, by Leroy C. Folmar, Walton W. Dickhoff, Waldo S. Zaugg, and Conrad V. W. Mahnken, p. 7-13.

The use of soybean meal in trout and salmon diets, by Ronald W. Hardy, p. 15-19.

Freshwater aspects of anadromous salmonid enhancement, by Rowan W. Gould, p. 21-22.

Catfish aquaculture in the United States, by Harry K. Dupree, p. 23-25.

Circular 448. Synopsis of biological data on the grunts Haemliion aurolineatum and H. plumieri (Pisces: Haemulidae), by George H. Darcy. February 1983, 37 p.

Circular 449. Synopsis of biological data on the pigfish, Orthopristis chrysoptera (Pisces: Haemulidae), by George H. Darcy. March 1983, 23 p.

Circular 450. The utility of developmental osteology in taxonomic and systematic studies of teleost larvae: A review, by Jean R. Dunn. June 1983, 19 p.

Circular 451. Synopsis of biological data on skipjack tuna. Katsuwonus pelamis, by Walter M. Matsumoto, Robert A. Skillman, and Andrew E. Dizon. January 1984, 92 p.

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