Bibliography of plankton of the Indian Ocean

I N DI AN O C E A

B),

R. RAGHU PRASAD

(Central Marine Fisheries Research Substation, Ernakulam)

PUBLICATION NO.3

Indian National Committee on Oceanic Research

Edited by : N. K. PANIKKAR

COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH NEW DELHI

1964

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Foreword Introduclion Crnrrai Phytoplankters

Protozoans Coelenterates Ctenophores 1'\(:'mcnearis

CIHlrlO,e:llath.'~

Polycila(:'tcs ano larnH"

Cruslar.f'3nS and larva ....

Insects Arachnids Molluscs

TUnicale.s

Entcropncusr larvae Fish eggs and larvil(' Plankton and fislicrie.s Prnducti\·ity

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The International Indian Ocean Expedition has given much stimulus to marine work in Indian Ocean countries. There is special interest in the study of marine plankton with a view 10 understanding areas of high and low productivity. An Indian Ocean Biological Centre at Ernakulam, ncar Cochin, ha.; beell sct up by the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research with UNESCO assistance, for receiving and sorting the several hundreds of samples of' plaukton collected with the Indian Ocean landard Net operated hy research ships participating in the Expedition. It is hoped that the bibliography of work relating to planklOn of Indian Ocean preparad by Dr. Prasad will be ustrul to students of marine biology and particularly to those who desire to take up illlcnsive studies on Indian marine plankton.

DireClorale of Indian Ocean Expedil.ion, G. S. I. R.

NEW DELHI.

23-10-64

:-i. K. Panikkar Editor

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PLANKTON OF THE INDIAN OCEAN

By

R. RAGHU PRAS .- AD

(Ctlliral Jfor;ni' Fishtries Research Substalioll, Eruaklllll1l1) INTRODUCTION

!vbre than a dccadt, back a biqliography of plankton of the western sector of the Tnci0-Pacific region wa compiled by llie staff of the Central )'hrine fi<;hcrics Research Institute and was i!'SlIld as Occasicnal Paper 51 Qf the Indo-Pacific fisheries Council. -Since the puhlication of this, a large numher of papers relating to plankton of llie Indo-Pacific region have appeared and Willi [he commencement of the Indian Ocean Expedition the need for revising the earlier bibli graph)' was keenly felt.

At lhe suggestion or Dr. N. K. Panikkar, DircclCr. Indian Programme of the Indian Ocean E.xpedition, tllC author undcrtook lhe ta~k of preparing a bibliography of planklOn Oflllc lndian Ocean.

111C author is fully awarcofthcmagnitude of the work as well as thc litnitations of tht; presenl compilaLion. No claim is made of having given complete coverage owing to the limited library facilities under which rhis compilation had to be made ancfso it is likely that thrre will be omis- sions, particularly some of the very earty publications and lhose which might have appeared ill some of the obscure journals.

The refcrences are arranged subjectwise and all puhlications dealing with plankton as a whole hay been grouped under 'Gem'ral'. Since some of (he references givcH under the variol1s groups include marc than one group, cross references as far as possible arc given ill the end of the sl'crions.

The allchor is grateful to Dr. S. Jones, Director. Central Marine Fisheries Research InstitlHc for pe1mission to publish this and also ror11is help and advice particularly regarding the section 'Fi~h t.ggs and larvae'. Thanks arc also duC' LO Dr. R. P. Varma -and Shri P. V. Ramachandran Nair ror checking the section 'PhYlOplankters' and Sarvashl'ee K. Renga- r:.tjan an~d Clement Adolph ror help rendered in collecting some of the rc:!ferences. To Dr.~. K. Panikko.r, the author is grateful for arranging the

publication.

I. AIYAR, R.G.

1938. Mll'ine biological reference to plankton, m1.rine anim:ds. Proe. DisclIssions, 26.

research in India with special and growth and reproduction In

25th Indian Sci. Congr., PI. 4,

2. AIYAR, R.G.

1940. Marine fauna of Madras. Handbook of the Indian Sci. C,ngr. 27th Session, 1940, Madras, 57-65.

3. AIYAR, R.G., K. S. MENON and M. G. K. :I'IENO_-

1936. Plankton records for the year 1929 and 1930.

J.

4. A ONYMOUS

1954. Plankton studies-Report of Technical Committee I 'to the 5th meeting. Proc. Indo-Pacific Fish. Council 5th

]'I'leet., 83-92. 5. ANONYMOUS

1960. !Vhrine Biological Station, Tuticorin.

plankton). Fish. Stn. Repts. and Year Book,

~i[arch, 1957, GO\'I. of ~Iadras, 4-8.

6. AKONYMOUS

(Section on April 1956-

1960. l\tarinc Biological Station, K.rusadai. (Secticn on plankton). Ibid.,_ 8-11.

7. ANON"YMOUS

1960. Fisllcries Research Sration, Ennan',

plankton). Ibid., 12-15.

8. ANONYMOUS

ceden on

1962. Annual repons of Fisheries Stations. 1. i\I[arine Bic- logical Station, Tuticorin, II l\1arinc Biological Station,

·S~e also the sections dealing with plankton in the Administration Reports of the Department ofFisht'riesl Madras.

Cape Comorin, III Marine Biological Station, Krilladai Island, IV Marine Biological tation, Ennore. (Section.

on plankton). Ibid., April I 957-MarclJ , 1955, 1-29. 9. BAL, D. V. and L. B. PRADHAN

1945. A preliminary note on the plankton of lkmbay Har- bour. Curro Sci., 14{S), 211-212.

10. BAL, D. V. and L. B. PRADHAN

1952. Records of zooplankton in Bombay waters durillg 1944-47. Journ. Univ. Bombay, 20(5), 75-S0.

II. BEKLEMISHEV, K. V. and V. S. KOROTKEVICH

1955. Zooplankton of the Indian Ocean sector of the Antarc- tic. Dokl. Akad. Nauk, 121, 1009-1011. (In RU<sian).

12. BELYAEV., G. )1. and )<1. E. VI)/OGRADQV

1961. Zoological research during the 31st voyage of the expeditionary vessel 'Vitraz'. Zoo I. Zhur., 40(2}, 303-30S.

(In Russian).

13. BOGOROV, V. G. and M. E. VINOGRADOV

1961. Certaih peculiarities of the plankton biomass distribu- tion in the surface waters

o r

Ge~physique Internationale, X Section of the IGY program (Oceanology) No. 4, 66-77. (In Russian).

14. BRODSKY, K. A. and :.1. E. VINOGRADOV

1957. On the distribution of plankton in the Indian sector of the Antarctic Ocean. Dokl. Akad. Nauk, 112.957-960.

(In Russian). 15. CARTER, H. J.

IS5S. Note on the red colouring matter of the sea round the shores of the island of Bombay. Ann. ~'[ag. nat. Hist., Ser. 3, 1, 25S-262.

I~. CHACKO, P. T.

1950. lvIarine plankton from waters around the Krusadai Island. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., 31(3)B, 162-174.

17. CHACKO, P. I.

1955. Hydrography and plankton of the inshore sea opposite the ~1arine Biological Station, \Vest Hill, ~1alabar Coast,

1953-54. Proc. 42nd Indian Sci. Congr., PI. 3, AbSlracis.

316-317.

18. CHACKO, P. I.

1956. Annual report of the ~1arine Biological Station, \\'COI

Hill, April 195+-1',,[arcll 1955. (Secticn on plankton). Fish.

Sill. Repts. and Year Book, April 1954-March 1955, 3-22.

19. CHACKO, P. I.

1956. Anllual repan of the ~<1arine Biulogical Station, Krusadai Island, Gulf of ~!annar, April 1954-March 1955.

(Section on plankton). Ibid., 23-36.

20. CHACKO, P. I.

1956. Anllual report of lhe 11arinc Biological Sl3licn, Tmi·

corin, April 1954-l\hrch 1955. (Section on planktcn).

Ibid., 37-56. 21. CHACKO, P. I.

19j6. ,\nnual repon of the ~larinc Biological Station, Ennur, April 195+-~[arch 1955. (Section on plankton). Ibid., 57-68.

22. CHACKO, P. I.

1959 . . \lIulIal rcpon of lhe l\'larine Biological Station, ,\rest Hill, Malabar Coast, for tlle year 1955-56. (Seciion on plankton). Ibiri., April 1955-March 1956, 1-6.

23. CHACKO, P. I.

1959 . . \nllual report of l11c l\'IariIlC Krusadai lsialld, Gulf of l\llannar for plankton). Ibid., 7-10.

24. CHACKO,P.1.

Biolugical Station, 1955-56. (Section on

1959 . . \nllllal report of the ~larinc Biulogical Station, Tuti- corill, for 1955-56. (Section on pI3nklOlI). Ibid., II-IS. 25. CHACKO, 1'. J.

1959. AlIl1ual report of the N[arinc Biological Station, Ennore.

for 1955-56. (Section on plankton). Ibid., 16-19.

26. CHACKO, P. I. and R. SRINIVASAJ\

1954. Hydrobiology and flsheries of the Vamsadara ESlUary.

(Seclion on plankton). Contr. Freshwatn Fidl. BioI. 5tH.,

~1adr<;tsJ No.9, GOVl. Press, 1vladras, 1-13.

27. CHACKO, P. 1.,

J.

1953. Report on a survey of lhe flora, fauna and fisheries of lhe Pulicat Lake, Madras State, India, 1951-52. (Section on plankton). Freshwater Fish. BioI. Sm., Madras, No. 8 of 1953, GOVI. Press, 1'1'ladras, 1-20.

28. CHACKO, P. I., R. SRINIVASAN and S. GEORGE 1954. A Slueiy of the ft;herics of lhc VellaI' Estuary Will,

special reference ^\0 their conservation. (Sccticll on plankton). Contr. Fish. BioI. Stn., Enllorc, Madras State, 1\0. I of 1954, Govt. Press, Madras, 1-3 I.

29. CHACKO, P. 1., R. SRlI\IVASA1\, S. GEORGE, B. KRISHNA- MURTHY and R. GANESAN

1954. A study of the hydrobiology and fISheries of 11,e Ada)'ar Eauary with special reference to conservation. (Sec lion on plankton). Conu .. Freshwater Fi~h. Bial. Sm., Madras, No.

II, Govt. Press, ~1adrasJ 1-24. 30. CHIBA, T. and A. TSURUTA

1955. On the plankton of the Western sea regions of the Sunda Islands.

J.

31. CHIBA, T., T. SATOV, A. TSURUTA, 0. HIRAl'lO, and S.

TAGAWA

1957. Oceanographiatl and planktological studies of the Tuna fishing grow]{is in the middle part of the North Indian Ocean. Ibid., 6, 291-313.

32. CLEVE, P. T.

1900. Plankton from southern Atlantic and the southern Indian Ocean. O[vers. K. VCl{l1sk Akacl. Forl!., 57, 919·

938.

33. CLEVE, P. T.

1900. Plank,oH from lhe Red Sea. Ibid., 57, 1025-1038.

34. CLEVE, P. T.

1901. Plankton fl'cm llic Indian Ocean ar.d the 1vlalay Arc',ipelago. Kongl. S". Vctemk. Akad. Handl., 35(5),

I-58. 35. CLEVE, P. T.

1904. Report on planklun collecled by l\,llr. TIlcrild vVulff

during a voyage to and from Bombay. Arkiv fiir Zoologi, I, 329-381.

36. CURRIE, R. I.

1954-1955. 11,e "Red" Sea: plankton. POrt of Aden Annual, 36-39.

37. DELSMAN, H. C.

1939. Preliminary pLanktOn investigations 10 [he Java Sea.

Treubia, 17(2), 139-181.

38. DEVANESAN, D. W.

1942. Plankton studies in the fisheritS branc11 of the Depart- ment of Industries and Commerce, ~Iadras. Curr. SeL, 11,

142-143.

39. DEVA1'lESAN, D. W. and P.

r.

1944. On the fluctuations of a few rypical it<ms of planktonic orr6'3nisms in the sea around Krusadi lsland; Gulf of 1-[annar for tIle quinquennium 1936-37 to 1940-41. Proc. 31st Indian Sci. Congr., )1t. 3, Abstract-s, 93.

40. DEVASUNDARAM, M. P. and

J.

1954. A preliminary study of the plankton of the Chilka Lake for the years 1950 and 1951. Prec. Indo-Pzcific Fish.

Cou!lc, Symposium 011 1'11ar. and Frcshwattr Plank ten in ,he Indo-Pacific, 48-54.

41. DUTTA, l\., ]. C. ~L.-\LHOTRA and B. B. BO E

1954. Hydrology and seasonal fluctuations of the plankt n in tlte Hooghl)" e;tuary. Ibid., 35-47.

42. FURNESTIN, ~!. L.

1958. Contributions ^lO the knowltdge of the Red Se3. Ko. 6. Quelques e~hantillons de zooplanclcn elu Golfe d' Eylath (Abba). Bull. 1\0. 16, Sca Fi,h. Rcs. Sm., S,ate cf Israel, l\1inistry of Agr., Dt-pI. Fish., 6-I·L

43. G.\)lAPATI, P. :-I. and V. S. R. MURTHY

1955. Preliminary observations on the llydrcgrapl y ar.d in- shore plankton in the Bay of Bengal c.ffVi5akhapatlu:m cc.an.

Indian ]. Fish., 2, 84-95.

44. GAI\APATI, P. N. and D. V. N. RAMA SARMA

1958. Hydrography in relation to l11c production cf plank ten

off the Waltair coa,t. Andhra Univ. M<m. Oceanogr., 2, 168·192.

45. GAi'lAPATI, P. N. and D. V. SUBBA RAO

1958 . • Quantitative study of plank LOn off Lawson's Bay, Waltair. Proc. Indian Acad. ci., 48B, 189.209.

46. GANAPATI, P. K., D. G. PRASADA RAO and M. V. LAKSHMAi'lA RAO

1950. Bioluminescence ¹¹¹ Visakl,apalnam Harbour. Curl'.

Sci., 28, 246·247. 47. GEORGE, M.

J.

1958. Ob;ervaliom on the plankton of the Cochin backwaters.

Indian

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48. GEORGE, P. C.

1953. The nn.rine plankton of the coastal waters of Cali cut with observations on the hydrological conditions.

J.

49. GEORGE, P. C.

1953. Obscrvations on the planktological and bydrological conditions of lhe Korapuzha estuary, ~Ilalabar Disu"icl.

Proc. 40th Indian Sci. Congr., Pl. 3, Abstracts, 184.

50. HART, T.

J.

1934. Red water blooms in outh African Seas. Nature, 134, 459·460.

51. JESPERSOK, P.

1935. Q1laIHicalivc investigations on the distribution of ml.croplanklOll 111 diA'crcnt oceanic regions. Dana Repts.

7, 1·44.

52. KOROTKEVICH, V. S.

1958. The distribution of planklOn in the Indian seclor of the ntarClic. Dok!. Akad .. auk, 122,578.581. (In Russian) . 53. KOROTKEVICH, V. S. and K. V. BEKLEMISHEV •

1960. Zooplankton research. Arctic and Antarctic Res. Inst.

Soviet Antal'ctic Expcd., IGY 2nd ~larine Exped., Ob, 1956·

1957, 7, 111·125.

54. KRISHNAMURTHY, K.

1961. Daily variations 10 marine plankton from Portanovo, S. India.

J.

55. KRISHNAMURTHY, K.

1962. Phosphorus 10 plankton.T. Ibid., 14, 161·164.

56. LA FOND, E. C.

1957. Oceanographic studies in the Bay of Bengal. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., 46B, 1·46.

57. MAHADEVA, N.

1961. Preliminary report au the experiments with the Maru·

toku B net and a 45cm x 90cm net of !'io. 0 Bolting silk off Trincomalee, Ceylon during Oct. 1960. Proc. Indo·Pacific Fish. Coune. Symposiu~ on~: . and Freshwater Plankton in lhe I ndo·Pacific, 17·20.

58. MENON, K. S.

1931. A prelimLnary account of the IV!adr .. plankton. Rec. Indian 'Ius., 33(4), 489·516.

59. MENON, M. A. S.

1945. Observations on the seasonal distribution of the plank.

ton of the Travancore coast. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., 22(2)B, 31·62.

60. jVIURTHY, V. S. R.

1955. Preliminary observations on the hydrography and inshore plank Ion in the Bay of Bengal off Kakinada coast.

Pmc. 42nd Indian Sci. Coi'gr., Pt. 3, Abstracts, 316.

61. MUTHU, M. S.

1955. Unusual lowering of salinity in the ~lladras coastal area and its effecl on the plankton. Curro Sci., 24(3), 87-89.

62. NAKAI, Z.

1954. On lhe methodology of marine plankton collection, with a uggested classification. Proc. Indo-Pacific Fish.

9ounc. Symposium on 'NIar. and Freshwater Plankton in the Indo.Pacific, 71·77.

63. OSTENFELD, C. H. and T. SCHMIDT

1901. Plankton fra det R</>de Hav og Adenbuglen. Vidensk. ·

Moo.

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64. PAl'\IKKAR. N. K.

1951. Manine and estua' ine fauna. Hand-book of '[ncian Fis1.(ries", Govt. of Ldia, lvLiliury {f }\g.j., New Del' i, 24 33.

65. PA:>IIKKAR, :>I. K. and R. G. AIYAR

1937. The Brackish water fauna of Madras. ( ection on planklon). Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., 6B, 284-337.

66. PA_1\IIKKAR, N. K. and M. B. RANlA.CHANDRA RAO 1955. ~ote on recent oceanographic work in India,. A.I.O.P.,

Proc.-Verb., deneral ReplS. ~o. 6 (1955), 136-142.

67. PONOMAREVA, L. A. and A. G. 'A MOV

1962. Distribution of zooplankton biomass in the \vaters of Ihe Arabian Sea ld Ihe Bengalian Gulf at the period of monsoon alternation. Dokl. Akad. Nauk, 142, 4'~9A52.

(In Russian).

68. PRASAD, R. R.

1954. The characteristics of marine plankton at an inshore station .in the Gulf of ~'Ianna·"). [ndian j. Fish., I, 1-36.

69. PRASAD, R. R.

1954. Observations in the distribution and f1uctualions of planktonic la,vae ofT Mandapam. Proc. Indo-Pacific Fish.

Coune. Symposium 011 ~lar. and Freshwater Plankton in Ihe Indo-Pacific, 21-34.

70. PRASAD, R. R.

1956. Further studies on the planktOn of the inshore waters off Mandapam. Indian j. Fish., 3, 1·42.

71. PRASAD, R. R.

1958. Plankton calendars of Ihe inshore waters at :V[andapam with a note on the productivity of the area. ibid.) ^{5, 170-}

188.

72. PRASAD, R. R.

1958. The Arabian Sea- Marine biology of Ihe West Coast.

Fisheries of the West Coasl of India, Central Mar. Fish. Res. In., Mandapam Camp, 23-30.

73. PRASAD, R. R. and R. jAYARAMAN

1954. Preliminary studies on certain changes In the plankton.

and hydrological conditions associated with the swarming of Noelilue.. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., 40B, 49-57.

74. PRJ\.SAD, R. R., S. V. BAPAT and P. R. S. TAMPl

1952. Observations on the distribution of plankton at six inshore stalions in lhe Gulf of MannaI'. J. zoo!. Soc. India, 4(2), 141-151.

75. RAMAMURTHY,

1953. Hydrobiological studies in the Madras Coastal wate ....

J.

76. RAJAGOPAL, P. K.

1962. Respiration of some marine planktonic organisms.

Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., SSB, 76-81.

77. RANGAR.AJAN, K.

1958. Semi-diurnal tidal cycle in Vellar Estuary.

J.

Soc. India, 10, 54-67. 78. RAO, H. S.

1938. Progress of zoology in India during the paSt twenty-five years. The progress of science in India during the past twenty-five years. Indian Sci. Congr. Assoc. Calcutta_J 353-433.

79. RUTTNER, F.

1943. Beobachtungen liber die tagliche Verlikalwarderung des Planktons in tfopischen Seen. Archiv Hydrobiol., 40, 474-492.

80. SAI\TTUCCI, R.

1937. Riccl'che sulla fauna del Mar Rosso. II Plancton dei banchi madreporici. Contributo alia conoscenza del micro·

plancton de superficie. Bull. Mus. di zool. e di Anat. Com- parala della R. Univ. di Genova, 17, 1-42.

81. SATYN\ARAYANA RAO, T. S. and V. C. RAO

1962. Studies on diurnal variations in the hydro-biological conditions off Ihe VValtair Coast.

J.

82. SEWELL, R. B. S.

1913. Totes on plankton from the Chilka Lake. Rec. Indian Mus., 9(5), 338-340.

83. SEWELL, R. B. S.

1937. The oce"ns round India. An outline of field ,clences of India, Indian Sci. Congr. Msoc. Calcutta, 17-41.

84. SILVA, E. De S.

1956. Contribuicao para 0 estudo do micropliincton marinho de Mocambique.:. C",lectanea MissllO de Biologia Maritima,

I, 1-97. 85. TAMPI, P. R. S.

1959. The ecological and fisheries· characteristics of a salt water lagoon near 1'"landapam.

J.

I, 113-130.

86. TRAM AH KOW

1953. The plankton calendar of Singapore Straits with sug- gestions for a simplified methodology. Proc. Indo-Pacific Fisheries Council 4th meet., Que.zon City, Sec. 2, 110-114.

87. THAM AH KOW

1953. A preliminary study of the physical, chemical and biological characteristics of Singapore Straits. Colonial Office Fishery Publications, 1(4), H. I'\'\. Stationery Office, London, 1-65.

88. THOMPSON, I. C.

1900. Report on 1wo colJections of tropical and mort nor- therly plankton. Trans. Liverpool BioI. Soc., 14, 262.

89. THOMPSO , I. C.

1902. On the plankton of the Indian Ocean. Rept. British A=c. Adv. Sci., 1902, 643-644.

90. TOYOSIMA, T., H. HOll.'1)A and H. IRIE

1960. A study of the plankton and its regional characteris- tics of the north Indian Ocean in winter. Bull. Faculty of Fish. Nagasaki Univ., 9, 70-78.

91. TSURUTA, A.

196.3. Distribution of plankton and its characteristics in the oceanic fishing grounds, with special reference to their rela- tion to fishery.

J.

"92. "TSURUTA, A., T. SATOW, K. HAYAi\lV\ and T. CHIBA

1957. Oceanographical and planktological studies of tuna-

fishing ground in the eastern part of the I ndian Ocean.

J.

Shimonoseki College of Fish., " 1-7. 93. VI 'OGRADOV, M. E. and A. G. NAU~IOV

1958. Quantitative dislribution of the plankton ¹¹¹ Antarciic waters of the Indian and Pacific oceans. Inform. Biull.

Sovestk. antarkt. Eksped. 1955-58, 3, 31-34. (In Russian).

94. VINOGRADOV, ~1. E. and N. M. VORONINA

1961. The influence of oxygen deficit upon the plankton dis- tribution in the Arabian Sea. Okeano!., I, 670-678. (In Russian) .

95. VINOGRADOV, M. and N. VORONINA

1962. The dislribution of different groups of plankton in accordance ,\lith their trophic level in the Indian Equatorial currelll area. Rapp. et Proc.-Verb., '53, 200-204.

96. VI. OGRADOV, M. E. and N. M. VORONINA

1962~ Some data on the distribution of zooplankton in the northern Indian Ocean. Trudy Inst. Oceano!., 58, 80-113.

(In Russian).

97. VINOGRADo\', ~1. E., :X. M. X'OR01\I:'>IA and I. N.

SUK.H.\.l\O\·A

1961. The horizontal distribution of lropical plankmn and its relation 10 some peculiarities of the structure of \ .. :aler in the open sea arcas. Okeano!., I, 283-293. (In Russian). 98. VOR01\I:'>IA, :'>I. 1\1.

.

1962. On the surface planklOn of the Indian Ocean. Trudy Inst. Oceano!., 58, 67-79. (In Russian).

99. VORO:'>lINA, :'>I. 1\1.

1962. Distribution of macroplankton in lhe nor,lhern Indian Ocean. Okeano!., 2(1), 119-125. (In Russian).

100. WICKSTEAD,

J.

1961. Plankton of the North Kenya Banks. Nature, 192, 890-891.

101. WICKSTEAD,

J.

1962. Plankton of the East African area of the Indian Ocean.

Ibid., 196, 1224-1225.

102. WTCKSTEAD,

J.

1958. A survey of the larger zooplankton of Singapore Straits.

J.

103. WICKSTE.AD,

J.

1961. A quantitative and qualitative study of some Indo Westc-Pacific plankton. Fishery Pub!., Colonial Office, London, 16, 1·200.

104. ZONTENDY, K. P.

1960. Hydrographic and plankton data collected in the Agulhas current during IGY. Univ. Cipe Town Oceanogr.

Dept. Pub!., I, 1·88.

See also Nos. 229, 230, 231, 778, 805, 814 and 820.

PHYTOPLANKTERS 105. ALLEN, W. E. and E. E. CUPP

1935. Plankton diatoms of the Java Sea. Ann. d. Jardi"n Bot. d. Buitenzorg. 44, 101·174.

106. BEKLEMISHEV, K. V.

1958. Relation 'between the distribution of phytoplankton and hydrological conditions in the Indian Occan sector of the Antarctic. Dok!. Akad. Nauk, "9, 694·697.

(In Russian).

107. BERNARD, C. H.

1909. Sur quelque:: algues unicellulaires d'eau douce, re- coltties dans Ie domaine Malaise. Dept. d'Agrie. d. Indes Nec:.rlandaircs, Batavia.

108. BISWAS, K.

1926. Flora of the salt lakes, Calcutta. Dept. ci., Journ. Calcutta Univ., 8, 1·47.

109. BISWAS, K.

1929·32. Algal flora of the Chilka Lake. Mem. Asiatic Soc.

Bengal, 11(5), 165·198.

110. -BODEN, B. P.

1950. A new diatom from Soutb Africa - Cha,wc".s paral/dis.

Trans. roy. Soc. South Africa, 32, 233·234.

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111. CASTRACA TE, CONTE A. E.

1886. Report on the Diatomaceae collected by H.M.S. GlutL- Lenger during the years 1873-1876. Rept. Sci. Results H.M.S.

'Challenger', Botany 2, 1-178.

112. CHACKO, P. I. and S. MAHADEVAN

1956. Swarming of Trichodesmium ery/hraeum Ehrenberg in waters around Krusadai Island, Gulf of MannaL Fish.

Sin. Repts. and YeaI' Book, April 1954-March 1955, Govt.

of Madras, 139-144.

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