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Geographical Review.30 1940.No. 1, S. 160. New maps of the Antarctic.No. 2, S. 201. Fisheries of North America: with special reference to the United States. R. H. Fiedler.—Geographical Review. 30 1940.No. 1, S. 279. The Cays and the Palisadoes, Port Royal, Jamaica. J. A. Steers—Geographical Review. 31, 1941.No. 3, S. 377. Notes on submarine valleys off the Panamanian coast. R. A. Terry.—Geographical Review. 31, 1941.No. 3, S. 466. Preliminary account of the United States Antarctie Expedition, 1939–41. R. A. J. English.—Geographical Review. 31, 1941.Nr. 4. S. 609. Dakar and the other Cape Verde settlements. D. Whittelesey.—Geographical Review. 32, 1942.No. 1, S. 99. The floor of the North Pacific Ocean. Fr. Betz jr., H. H. Hess.—Geographical Review. 32, 1942.No. 1, S.135. Trends of pleistocene ocean currents across the Florida everglades. R. E. Dickerson.—Geographical Review. 32, 1942.No. 1, S. 154. Glacier Studies in Alaska, 1941. Wm. O. Field jr.—Geographical Review. 32, 1942.No. 3, S. 424. Notes on cylindrical world map projections. O. M. Miller.—Geographical Review. 32, 1942.No. 3, S. 431. Maps of the whole world ocean. A.F. Spilhaus. —Geographical Review. 33, 1943.—Geographical Review. 33, 1943.No. 3, S. 474. Day and night in the Artic. Ed. Weyer, jr.—Geographical Review. 33, 1943.No. 4, S. 589. The use and abuse of map projections. J. Q. Stewart.—Geographical Review. 33, 1943.No. 4, S. 605. A world map on a regular icosahedron by gnomonic projection. I. Fisher.—Geographical Review. 33, 1943.No. 4, S. 620. Tide observations at Baltimore and the problem of coastal stability. H. A. Marmer. —Geographical Review. 33, 1943.No. 4, S. 655. The nomograph, as an instrument in map making. R. E. Harrison.—Geographical Review. 34, 1944,No. 1, S. 96. The Peruvian fisheries. R. H. Fiedler.—Geographical Review. 34, 1944,No. 1, S. 129. Consultation on cartography. R. H. Randall.—Geographical Review. 34, 1944,No. 2, S. 218. The yield of streams as a measure of climatic fluctuations. W. G. Hoyt, W. B. Langbein.—Geographical Review. 34, 1944,No. 3, S. 436. Grid navigation. S. Herrick.—Geographical Review. 34, 1944,No. 4, S. 653. The terminology of certain map symbols. J.K. Wright. —Geographical Review. 35, 1945.No. 1, S. 49. New uses for globes and spherical maps. L. H. Powell.—Geographical Review. 35, 1945.No. 1, S. 137. The art and science of navigation: A review. P. A. Smith, Th. C. Lyon.—Geographical Review. 35, 1945.No. 2, S. 175. Official topographic maps: A world index. R. R. Platt.—Geographical Review. 35, 1945.No. 2, S. 219. Effects of soil erosion on navigation in upper Chesapeake Bay. L. C. Gottschalk.—Geographical Review. 35, 1945.No. 2, S. 257. East Baltic ports and boundaries with special reference to Königsberg. E. van Clecf.—Geographical Review. 36, 1946.No. 1, S. 44. The hydrography of the Bosporus: An introduction. Ph. Ullyott, O. Ilgaz. —Geographical Review. 36, 1946.No. 4, S. 632. The development of the terrain model in the war. H. P. Reed.—Geographical Review. 37, 1947,No. 1, S. 112. The manipulation of projections for world maps. Ed. J. Baar.—Geographical Review. 37, 1947,No. 3, S. 369. Glacier recession in Muir Inlet, Glacier Bay, Alaska. Wm. O. Field jr.—Geographical Review. 37, 1947,38, 1948.No. 2, S. 222. Some coral reefs of the Sahul Shelf (in the north of Australia). C. Teichert, R. W. Fairbridge.38, 1949.No. 1, S. 38. The Yellow River reharnessed. O. J. Todd.—Geographical Review. 37, 1947,38, 1948.No. 4, S. 652. Is the Atlantic Coast sinking? The evidence from the tide. H. A. Marmer.—Geographical Review. 37, 1947,38, 1948.No. 2, S. 298. Lessons from the experience of the map information Section, OSS. L. S. Wilson.—Geographical Review. 37, 1947,38, 1948.No. 3, S. 425. “High” and “Low” islands in the eastern Carolines. R. E. Murphy.
La Houille Blanche. 1947.No. 5. Analogie entre marées et courants alternatifs. J. van Veen.—La Houille Blanche. 1947.No. 6 Contribution à l'étude de la houle au voisinage des côtes. L. Carlotti. (Fortgesetzt in: 1948,No. 2.—La Houille Blanche. 1948,No. 3. Filtre à houle (Système Neypric). F. Biesel.—La Houille Blanche. 1948,No. 6. Le vocabulaire technique international de l'ingenieur. Termes relatifs à la houle et aux mouvements oscillatoires de la mer.—La Houille Blanche. 1949.No. 1 Erosion et protection des côtes. M. A. Mason.
The Hydrographie Review.16, 1939.Nr. 2, S. 25. Conformal projections of the ellipsoid. P. de Vanssay de Blavous. S. 44. The International Exhibition of Polar Exploration, Bergen, 1940. J. D. Nares.—The Hydrographie Review. 16, 1939.Nr. 2, S. 45. United States Geophysical Expedition to the Pacific Ocean. S. Chapman.—The Hydrographie Review. 16, 1939.Nr. 2, S. 59. On soundings. A new type of nautical chart, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. K.T. Adams.—The Hydrographie Review. 16, 1939.Nr. 2, S. 110. Echo sounding in harbour hydrography. D. H. Macmillan.—The Hydrographie Review. 16, 1939.Nr. 2, S. 123. Velocity of sound in sea-water and calculation of the velocity for use in sonic sounding. S. Kuwahara.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 59. On compass testing in Sweden, espec. with regard to the detection of iron in compass bowls. P. Collinder. —The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 68. On the variation in the magnetic moment of the compensating magnets, with a simplified method of observations. M. P. Collinder.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 79. A currentmeter for measuring turbulence. A. T. Doodson.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 120. The Admiralty Tide Tables, Part III, and the prediction of the height of tide by a new method. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 188. The survey methods employed on the cays. J. A. Lofthouse.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 208. Accuracy of tide predictions. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, No. 2, S. 11. Conformal projections of the ellipsoid. P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 23. Contribution on the hydrographic research and development of the Yantlet dredged channel in the Thames estuary. E. C. Shankland. —The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 52. Nomenclature of maritime lights.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 61. The Washington Conference of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, 1939.—The Hydrographie Review. 17, 1940.No. 1, S. 95. The Longines Siderograph. Longines Watch Company Ltd., Francillon St. Imier, Switzerland.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 1, S. 76. Year book of the fundamental harmonic tides for the year 1942. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 1, S. 85. Notes on the use of deflectors. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 1, S. 119. Historical and bibliographic index concerning the development and improvement of the compass. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 2, S. 9. Precise determination of the Givry correction. M. A. Gougenheim.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 2, S. 16. Note on the plotting of bearings on the Mercator chart (1829). M. Givry.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 2, S. 18. Note on the calculation of the position at sea. M. A. Gougenheim.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 2, S. 29. Preparative tables for the determination of longitude (time) by the method of equal altitudes of various stars. Calculated and published by the Hydrographic Department of the Imp. Japanese Navy, Tokyo, 1921–1940. H. Bencker.No. 2, S. 73. Deflection of the vertical in Tahiti. (M. A. Gougenheim). P. de Vanssay de Blavous. —The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 2, S. 77. Soundings, in the Pacific Ocean (Palawan Bank, Davidson Seamount). P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 18, 1941.No. 2, S. 83. Table of the stereographic Polar projection between latitudes 39° to 51°. P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 19, 1942. S. 9. Report of the Committee on the Criteria and Nomenclature of the Major Divisions of the Ocean Bottom. P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 19, 1942. S. 50. Year book of fundamental harmonic tides for the year 1943. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 19, 1942. S. 75. Alphabetical list of common geographical names. International Hydrographic Bureau.—The Hydrographie Review. 19, 1942. S. 127. Der Uhrstandsmesser. E. Muller.—The Hydrographie Review. 20, 1943. S. 6. An account of the method of calculating the Year Book of the Fundamental Harmonic Tides, 1940–44. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 20, 1943. S. 91. Regimen of the sea or nautical compendium. Chronological and analytical list of various tables or treatises on navigation. H. Bencker. —The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 10. “D. Joao de Castro” Bank. P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 17. On refraction and refraction tables. P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 37. Method of calculation for the adjustment of observation results. P de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 41. On the plane representation of the spherical subtended angle. A. Gougenheim.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 91. Year book of the fundamental harmonic tides for the year 1945. H. Beneker.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 98. Self registering tidegauges with electric transmission.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 117. The development of maritime hydrography and methods of navigation. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 21, 1944. S. 130. Chronological list of the main maritime discoveries and explorations. H. Bencker.—The Hydrographie Review. 23. 1946. S. 77. Change of projection by projective transformation. P. de Vanssay de Blavous.—The Hydrographie Review. 23. 1946. S. 87. New table for computing Sumner line from D. R. position. P. Hugon.—The Hydrographie Review. 23. 1946. S. 118. The geodetic Tavistock Theodolite.—The Hydrographie Review. 23. 1946. S. 123. The new Wild Theodolites and Levels.
Instruments.19.1946.Nr. 4, S. 200. The Keinath Recorder. G. Keinath.
The International Hydrographic Review.25,1948,No. 1,
Instruments.19.1946.Nr. 4, S. 200. The Keinath Recorder. G. Keinath. S. 8. Radar charts. I. E. Rittenburg.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 10. Identification of radar-screen views. J. D. Nares.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 11. Landscape detection by means of radar. P. Hugon.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 14. Systematic trials with the Decca Navigator carried out on board the French Surveying Vessel “Amiral Mouchez”.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 19. Constant radar range sounding. H. M. S. Seagull.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 23. Triangulation connexion of Norway and Denmark. W. E. Browne.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 35. Manual of coastal delineation from aerial photographs. P. G. Mc Curdy.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 37. Report on the use of air photographs.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 53. The Piston Core Sampler. B. Kullenberg.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 61. The Underway Bottom Sampler. K. O. Emery, A. R. Champion. —Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 75. Problems of place names. E. B. Espenshade. —Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 85. Nautical chart paper. D. P. Barnette. —Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 87. The reading plotter. G. C. Tewinkel.—Instruments. 19. 1946.Nr. 4, S. 91. Institute of Navigation. Great Britain. J. D. Nares.
Jordmagnetiska Publikationer. Stockholm. 14, 1946. The magnetic homogenity of testing grounds for investigation and compensation of airplane compasses. N. Ambolt.
Journal of Bacteriology.39, 1940.No. 3, S. 307. The effect of oxygen tension on the oxygen uptake of lake bacteria. C. E. ZoBell, J. Stadler. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 88.]—ournal of Bacteriology40, 1940,No. 2, S. 223. Studies on the thermal sensitivity of marine bacteria. C.E. ZoBell, J. E. Conn. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 92.].
Journal du Conseil Permanent International pour l'Exploration de la Mer. Vol.15, 1948.No. 3, S. 253. Instituto Español de Oceanografía. R. Garcia.
Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 7, 1948.No. 6, S. 355. Trends and cycles in surface temperatures of the Canadian Atlantic. H. B. Hachey, H. J. McLellan.
The Journal of Geology.49, 1941.No. 4, S. 337. Rip currents: A process of geological importance, F. P. Shepard, K. O. Emery, E. C. La Fond. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 126.]—ournal of Bacteriology54, 1946.No. 4, S. 209. Marine solution basins. K. O. Emery. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 293.].—ournal of Bacteriology55, 1947.No. 1, S. 1. Refraction of ocean waves: A process linking underwater topography to beach erosion. W. H. Munk, M. A. Traylor. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 307.]
The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London.1, 1948.No. 1, S. 1. The development of Navigation. Sir H. Spencer Jones.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 13. The boundaries of pure science and navigation. Sir Ch. Darwin.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 15. Radio aids to navigation. Sir R. Watson-Watt. —The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 22. Altitude correction for coriolos acceleration. D. H. Sadler.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 29. Consol. A. H. Jessell.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 69. The Second International Meeting on Radio Aids to Marine Navigation. R. B. Michell.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 80. The ocean weather service. P. G. Satow.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 1, S. 87. Navigation in automatic flight. H. E. C. Boxer.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 103. The navigator in antiquity. E. G. R. Taylor.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 109. Time determination and time keeping. Sir H. Spencer Jones.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 118. The development of shipborne navigational radar. R. F. Hansford.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 148. The navigational work of the Nautical Almanac Office. D. H. Sadler.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 161. Grid navigation. R. H. Blackmore.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 175. A use of the pre-determined position line. R. G. Bolton.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 2, S. 179. Concerning an error in observed altitude. J. Middendorp.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3, S. 191. The sailor in the Middle Ages. E. G. R. Taylor.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3, S. 197. A new system of compass correction. G. N. Harvey.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3, S. 219. Radar and the weather. P. G. Satow.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3, S. 241. The range and accuracy of consol. A. H. Jessell.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3, S. 265. Significant figures. S. M. Burton.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3, S. 266. A critical table for sextant corrections. J. P. G. Worlledge.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3,S. 268. A precession table for correcting astro fixes. A. H. Jessell.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3,S. 270. Right-angled side-lights.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3,S. 271. Liverpool Harbour Supervision Radar.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3,S. 271. Mast screening of shipborne radar.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3,S. 271. English Channel oceanographical survey 1948. —The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 4, S. 283. The dawn of modern navigation. E. G. R. Taylor.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 4,S. 290. The provision for astronomical navigation at sea. D. H. Sadler.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 4,S. 313. The presentation of the fixing accuracy of navigation systems. A. H. Jessell, G. H. Trow.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 1, 1948.No. 3,S. 342. The magnetic compass: A survey of developments. W. E. May.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 1. Time and frequency standards. Sir H. Spencer Jones.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 9. Tables for astronomical Polar navigation. D. H. Sadler.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 25. Transverse navigation. W. A. W. Fox.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 43. Controlled (h/d) let-down using barometric height and radar distance. J. G. Downes.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 70. A preliminary radar survey of the Humber. A. L. P. Milwright.—The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 78. A collision warning radar display. L. S. Le Page. —The Journal of the Institute of Navigation, London. 2, 1949,No. 1, S. 82. Errors in observed altitudes. J. P. G. Worlledge.
Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 1. Determination of dissolved oxygen in sea water. Th. G. Thompson, R. J. Robinson.—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 9. Tables for Sigma-T. R. H. Fleming. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 59.] —Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 12. Determination and occurrence of aluminium in sea water. H. M. Haendler, Th. G. Thompson.—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 17. Variations of sea level on the Pacific coast of the United States. E. C. La Fond.—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 30. Periodic changes in spectral scattering and spectral transmission of daylight in tidal water. W. Jorgensen, C. L. Utterback. —Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 74. Physical factors which may influence the productivity of New England's coastal waters. C. O'D. Iselin.—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 117. Measurements on the transparency of sea water off the coast of southern California. R. T. Young Jr. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 68.] —Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 131. Distribution of diatoms in relation to the character of water masses and currents off southern California. H. U. Sverdrup, W. E. Allen. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 69.]—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 195. Lateral mixing in the deap water of the South Atlantic Ocean. H.U. Sverdrup. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 75.]—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 181. Sea level departures on the California coast as related to the dynamics of the atmosphere over the North Pacific Ocean. W. C. Jacobs. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 78.]—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 236. The correlation of water movements and dispersal of pelagic larval stages of certain littoral animals, especially the sand crab, Emerita. M. W. Johnson. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 79.]—Journal of Marine Research, 2, 1939,No. 1, S. 17. Variations of sea level on the Pacific Coast of the United States. E. C. La Fond. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 57.]—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 93. On the annual and diurnal variation of the evaporation from the oceans. H. U. Sverdrup.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 105. Observations on the alkalinity of estuarine waters of the Chesapeake Bay near Solomon's Island, Maryland. H. F. Brust, C. L. Newcombe.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 112. Contribution to the question of the equatorial counter current. R. B. Montgomery, E. Palmén. S. 134.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, Composition of sea water. J. Lyman, R. H. Fleming.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 147. The Great Bahama Bank. I. General hydrographical and chemical features.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 147. The Great Bahama Bank. II. Calcium carbonate precipitation. C. L. Smith.No. 3, S. 191. Bacteriological analysis of some long cores of marine sediments. S. C. Rittenberg. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 114.]—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 202. Potential vorticity as a conservative property. V. P. Starr, M. Neiburger.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 211. The effect of oxygen tension on the rate of oxidation of organic matter in sea water by bacteria. C. E. ZoBell.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 224. The determination of the alkalinity of sea water. T. G. Thompson, D. H. Anderson. —Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 230. The problem of the density of sea water. H. E. Wirth.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 248. Convection and soaring over the open sea. A. H. Woodcock.—Journal of Marine Research, 3, 1940.No. 2, S. 268. Effect of delayed titration on the salinity determination. E. F. Thompson.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1, S.1. Potentiomenitric analysis of sea water. I: Determination of chlorinity. L. E. West, R. J. Robinson.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1, S. 11. Dissolved nitrogen in the sea water of the Northeast Pacific with notes on the total carbon dioxide and the dissolved oxygen. R. E. Hamm, Th. G. Thompson.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1,S. 28. Table for density of sea water at 0° C and atmospheric pressure for values of chlorinity between 18.00 and 20.99 according to Knudsen's formula. R. B. Montgomery and R. B. Sykes, Jr.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1,S. 32. Sea level difference between Key West and Miami, Florida. R. B. Montgomery.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1,S. 38. Potentiometric analysis of sea water. II. Determination of titration alkalinity. L. E. West, R. J. Robinson.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1,S. 76. The determination of dissolved organic nitrogen in sea water. Th. von Brand, N. W. Rakestraw.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1,S. 81. Internal waves in the Gulf of California. W. H. Munk. [Auch erschienen als: Contribution of the Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr. No. 123.].—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 1,S. 92. The parachute net. J. F. G. Wheeler.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 99. Marine chitindecomposing bacteria. Ch. W. Hock.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 107. Depth relationships of plankton diatoms in sea water. W. E. Allen.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 112. The water masses off the west coast of North America. R. B. Tibby.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 122. The angular distribution of characteristic diffuse light in natural waters. L. V. Whitney.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 132. Radium content of ocean bottom sediments from the Arctic Ocean, Bering Sea, Alaska Peninsula, and the coasts of Southern Alaska and Western Canada. L. A. Sanderman, C. L. Utterback.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 142. The sodium-chlorinity ratio of ocean waters from the Northeast Pacific. R. J. Robinson, F. W. Knapman.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 2, S. 153. Surface cooling and streaming in shollow fresh and salt waters. A. H. Woodcock.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 3, S. 173. Apparatus for collecting water samples from different depths for bacteriological analysis. C. E. ZoBell.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 3, S. 189. Plankton production in relation to character of water in the open Pacific. H. W. Graham.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 3, S. 198. Transport of the Florida Current off Habana. R. B. Montgomery.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 3, S. 221. Observations on transparency in the southwestern section of the North Atlantic Ocean. G. L. Clarke.—Journal of Marine Research, 4, 1941.No. 3, S. 247. Notes on the phytoplanktion on Georges Bank in 1940. M. Sears.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1942.No. 1, S. 20. Sigma-T surfaces in the Atlantic Ocean. R. B. Montgomery, M. J. Pollak.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1942.No. 1, S. 28. The brominechlorinity ratio of sea water. Th. G. Thompson, E. Korpi.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1942.No. 1, S. 37. On the energy exchange between sea and atmosphere. W. C. Jacobs.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1942.No. 1, S. 67. The relationship of vertical turbulence and spring diatom flowerings. G. A. Riley.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 89. The phytoplankton of the Gulf of California obtained by the “E. W. Scripps” in 1939 and 1940. J. Y. Gilbert, W. E. Allen.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 111. A note on some laboratory meansurements of the transparency of sea water. R. T. Young, Jr.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 116. A suggested counting frame for intertidal population studies. R. W. Dexter.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 118. Thermal and diurnal changes in the vertical distribution of eggs and larvae of the pilchard (Sardinops caerulea). R. P. Silliman.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 131. The ratio of carbon dioxide consumption to oxygen evolution in sea water in the light. M. C. Sargent and J. C. Hindman. —Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 136. The effect of copper upon the development of bacteria in sea water and the isolation of specific bacteria. S. A. Waksman, D. B. Johnstone, C. L. Carey.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 153. Chlorophyll-content of marine plankton. H. W. Graham.—Journal of Marine Research, 5, 1943.No. 2, S. 161. 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