Volume 33, issue 1-4, March 1980

69 articles in this issue

Editorial note
- Content type: EditorialNotes
- Pages: ii - ii
Foreword
- Content type: EditorialNotes
- Pages: iii - iii
14th European marine biology symposium “protection of life in the sea ”: Opening address

Authors
- O. Kinne
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 1 - 5
Recent trends in research on heavy-metal contamination in the sea

Authors
- G. W. Bryan
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 6 - 25
Physiological responses of estuarine animals to cadmium pollution

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- H. Theede
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 26 - 35
Low-salinity stress in the American lobster,Homarus americanus, after chronic sublethal exposure to cadmium: Biochemical effects

Authors
- E. Gould
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 36 - 46
Effects of salinity and cadmium interaction on reproduction and growth during three successive generations ofOphryotrocha labronica (polychaeta)

Authors
- K. H. Røed
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 47 - 58
Cardiac and ventilatory responses ofCrangon crangon to cadmium, copper and zinc

Authors
- R. K. J. Price
- R. F. Uglow
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 59 - 67
Accumulation, loss and molecular distribution of cadmium inMytilus edulis

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- N. Scholz
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 68 - 78
Cadmium and zinc uptake, growth, and primary production inCoscinodiscus granii cultures containing low levels of cells and dissolved organic carbon

Authors
- U. Rabsch
- M. Elbrächter
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 79 - 88
Cadmium effects and accumulation in cultures ofProrocentrum micans (dinophyta)

Authors
- H. Kayser
- K. -R. Sperling
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 89 - 102
Cadmium effects on growth and physiology ofUlva lactuca

Authors
- J. W. Markham
- B. P. Kremer
- K. -R. Sperling
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 103 - 110
Mercury pollution in the Ems estuary

Authors
- K. Essink
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 111 - 121
Marine disposal of radioactive wastes

Authors
- D. S. Woodhead
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 122 - 137
Uptake and effects of americium-241 on a brackishwater amphipod

Authors
- M. Hoppenheit
- C. N. Murray
- D. S. Woodhead
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 138 - 152
Radioactive contamination of the marine environment: Uptake and distribution of³H inDunaliella bioculata

Authors
- S. Strack
- S. Bonotto
- R. Kirchmann
- Content type: Heavy-Metal Pollution
- Pages: 153 - 163
Oil, oil dispersants and related substances in the marine environment

Authors
- W. Gunkel
- G. Gassmann
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 164 - 181
Effects of the “Amoco Cadiz ” oil spill on an eelgrass community at roscoff (france) with special reference to the mobile benthic fauna

Authors
- C. den Hartog
- R. P. W. M. Jacobs
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 182 - 191
Effets de la marée noire de l' ”Amoco Cadiz ” sur le benthos sublittoral du nord de la Bretagne

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- L. Cabioch
- J. C. Dauvin
- C. Rodriguez Babio
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 192 - 208
La pollution des Baies de Morlaix et de Lannion par les hydrocarbures de l' “Amoco Cadiz”: Répartition sur les fonds et évolution

Authors (first, second and last of 5)
- A. Beslier
- J. L. Birrien
- L. Le Borgne
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 209 - 224
Effects of the “Amoco Cadiz” oil spill on zooplankton

Authors (first, second and last of 5)
- J. F. Samain
- J. Moal
- J. Y. Daniel
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 225 - 235
Distribution and fate of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons in Antarctic fauna and environment

Authors
- H. M. Platt
- P. R. Mackie
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 236 - 245
Methodology for environmental assessments of oil and hazardous substance spills

Authors (first, second and last of 5)
- W. P. Davis
- G. I. Scott
- E. R. Gundlach
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 246 - 256
Analysis for petroleum products in marine environments

Authors (first, second and last of 5)
- D. C. Malins
- M. M. Krahn
- T. K. Collier
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 257 - 271
Determination and localization of oil components in living benthic organisms by fluorescence microscopy

Authors
- E. Zeeck
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 272 - 277
Mixed function oxygenases and xenobiotic detoxication/toxication systems in bivalve molluscs

Authors (first, second and last of 6)
- M. N. Moore
- D. R. Livingstone
- D. M. Lowe
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 278 - 291
Aspects of petroleum hydrocarbon metabolism in marine animals

Authors
- O. G. Mironov
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 292 - 296
Effects of oil pollution on the development of sex cells in sea urchins

Authors
- M. A. Vashchenko
- Content type: Oil, Oil Dispersants And Related Substances
- Pages: 297 - 300
Effects of pesticides and related organic compounds in the sea

Authors
- W. Ernst
- Content type: Pesticides And Related Organic Compounds
- Pages: 301 - 312
Accumulation and elimination of¹⁴C-γ-HCH (lindane) inNereis virens (Polychaeta) with consideration of metabolites

Authors
- H. Goerke
- W. Ernst
- Content type: Pesticides And Related Organic Compounds
- Pages: 313 - 326
Persistence of the insect growth regulator Dimilin® in brackish water: a laboratory evaluation using larvae of an estuarine crab as indicator

Authors
- M. E. Christiansen
- J. D. Costlow Jr.
- Content type: Pesticides And Related Organic Compounds
- Pages: 327 - 332
Accumulation of polychlorinated biphenyls in turbot(Scophthalmus maximus) from seawater sediments and food

Authors
- W. A. M. Courtney
- W. J. Langston
- Content type: Pesticides And Related Organic Compounds
- Pages: 333 - 339
Marine pollution effects of pulp and paper industry wastes

Authors
- T. H. Pearson
- Content type: Industrial And Domestic Pollution
- Pages: 340 - 365
Pulp and paper mill waste pollution in the Swale, a tidal channel on the east coast of England

Authors
- R. S. Millner
- Content type: Industrial And Domestic Pollution
- Pages: 366 - 376
Effect of domestic wastes on the benthic marine communities of southern California

Authors
- D. J. Reish
- Content type: Industrial And Domestic Pollution
- Pages: 377 - 383
Effects of domestic and industrial pollution on distribution and abundance of aquatic oligochaetes in the Forth estuary

Authors
- D. S. McLusky
- M. Teare
- P. Phizacklea
- Content type: Industrial And Domestic Pollution
- Pages: 384 - 392
Effects of domestic pollution in Izmir Bay (Turkey)

Authors
- A. Kocataş
- R. Geldiay
- Content type: Industrial And Domestic Pollution
- Pages: 393 - 400
Investigation on health conditions of flounder and smelt in the Elbe estuary

Authors
- A. Köhler
- F. Hölzel
- Content type: Industrial And Domestic Pollution
- Pages: 401 - 414
Impact of dam-building on marine life

Authors
- T. J. Pandian
- Content type: Pollution Due To Other Sources
- Pages: 415 - 421
Impact of power-plant discharges on marine zooplankton: A review of thermal, mechanical and biocidal effects

Authors
- J. M. Capuzzo
- Content type: Pollution Due To Other Sources
- Pages: 422 - 432
Assessment of environmental effects of deep ocean mining of manganese nodules

Authors
- R. E. Burns
- Content type: Pollution Due To Other Sources
- Pages: 433 - 442
Reductive microbial dissolution of manganese nodules as a possible hazard of deep-sea mining

Authors
- C. Schütt
- J. C. G. Ottow
- Content type: Pollution Due To Other Sources
- Pages: 443 - 451
Options and problems in environmental management and evaluation

Authors
- J. R. Lewis
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 452 - 466
Monitoring and manipulation of a sublittoral hard bottom biocoenosis in Balsfjord, northern Norway

Authors
- O. K. Sandnes
- B. Gulliksen
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 467 - 472
Methods for ecological monitoring: Biological interactions in a rocky subtidal community

Authors
- H. Christie
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 473 - 483
Monitoring rocky-shore communities: a critical look at spatial and temporal variation

Authors
- R. G. Hartnoll
- S. J. Hawkins
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 484 - 494
Methods for biological monitoring: Biological interactions in communities of subtidal sediments

Authors
- J. A. Berge
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 495 - 506
Benthic communities in the Southern Bight of the North Sea and their use in ecological monitoring

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- J. C. R. Govaere
- D. Van Damme
- L. A. P. De Coninck
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 507 - 521
The inner German Bight — an ecologically sensitive area as indicated by the bottom fauna

Authors
- E. Rachor
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 522 - 530
Field bioassays for early detection of chronic impacts of chemical wastes upon marine organisms

Authors
- W. E. Pequegnat
- T. A. Wastler
- Content type: Environmental Evaluation
- Pages: 531 - 545

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