Rearing of Bivalve Mollusks
References (138)
Fertilization and artificial activation in the egg of the surf-clam
Spisula solidissima. Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1953)Rhythmic sexual maturity and spawning of certain bivalve molluscs.
Contr. Canad. Biol.
(1932)A report upon the scallop fishery of Massachusetts, including the habits, life history of Pecten irradians, its rate of growth and other factors of oconomic value.
Spec. Rep., Comm. Fish, and Game, Mass.
(1910)A report upon the quahog and oyster fisheries of Massachusetts, Boston.
(1912)The woft-shelled clarn fishery of Massachusetts.
Rep. Mass. Comm. (Dep.) Conserv. Mar. Fish. Ser.
(1931)Peleeypoda du plankton de la Mer Noire.
Bull. sci. Fr. Belg.
(1909)Étude sur la reproduction des huîtres.
Rev. Trav. Off. Pěches Marit.
(1928)- et al.
Egg number is a matter of interest in fishery biology.
Science
(1947)
Oyster culture in Japan.
Fish. Leaft., Wash.
(1950)
Clam culture in Japan.
Fish. Leaft., Wash.
(1951)
Biology and propagation of young hard clams
Mercenaria mercenaria. J. Elisha Mitchell sci. Soc.
(1956)
Possible causes of growth variations in clam larvas
Proc. nat. Shellfish Ass (1954).
(1955)
Inheritance of shell markings and growth in the hard clam
Venus mercenaria. Proc. nat. Shellfish Ass.
(1961)
Growth of Venus mercenaria, Venus campechiensis and their hybrids.
Proc. nat. Shellfish Ass.
(1957)
The oyster and the oyster industry of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Docum. U.S. Bur. Fish.
(1920)
Rep. U.S. Comm. Fish
(1919)
Sexual rhythm in the California oyster (Ostrea lurida).
Science
(1931)
Experiments in the breeding of oysters (Ostrea edulis in tanks, with special reference to the food of the larva and spat.
Fish. Invest., Lond. Ser.
(1936)
The fate of the larval organs in the metamorphosis of
Ostrea edulis. J. Mar. biol. Ass. U.K.
(1938)
Further experiments in breeding of oysters (Ostrea edulis) in tanks.
Fish. Invest., Lond.
(1939)
The fecundity of
Ostrea edulis. J. Mar. biol. Ass. U.K.
(1941)
On cultivation of larvae of
Ostrea lurida. Anat. Rec.
(1949)
On interspecific hybridization in Ostrea.
Science
(1950)
On food and feeding of larvae of the American oyster
C. virginica. Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1953)
Survival and growth of clam and oyster larvae at different salinities.
Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1958)
Effects of turbidity-producing materials in sea water on eggs and larvae of the clam (Venus (Mercenaria) mercenaria).
Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1960)
Effects of some pesticides on eggs and larvas of oysters (Crassostrea virginica) and clams (Venus mercenaria).
Comm. Fish. Rev
(1961)
Survival and growth of larvae of the European oyster, O. edulis, at lowered salinities.
Biol. Bull., Woods Hole.
(1962)
Spawning and egg production of oysters and clamns.
Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1956)
Effects of some dissolved substances on bivalve larvae.
Proc. nat. Shellfish Ass.
(1956)
Relative value of ten genera of microorganisms as foods for oyster and clam larvae.
Fish. Bull., U.S.
(1958)
Utilization of different food organisms by clam larvae.
Anat. Rec.
(1953)
Mass culture of phytoplankton as foods for metazoans.
Science
(1961)
A fungus disease in clam and oyster larvae.
Science
(1954)
The habits, anatomy, and embryology of the giant scallop (Pecten tenuicostatus Mighels).
Stud. Univ. Maine
(1906)
Biology and economic value of the sea mussel
Mytilus edulis. Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish.
(1922)
On the development of the common scallop (Pecten opercularis)., Part III.
Rep. Fish. Bd. Scot.
(1890)
The fecundity of the oyster.
Science
(1930)
Spawning reactions of three species of oysters.
J. Wash. Acad. Sci.
(1932)
Natural history of shipworm, Teredo navalis, at Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1928)
Further evidence of the destruction of bivalve larvae by bacteria.
Biol. Bull., Woods Hole
(1959)
Natural history of the bay scallop.
Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish.
(1930)
Survival and growth of Venus mercenaria, Venus campechiensis, and their hybrids in suspended trays and on natural bottoms.
Proc. nat. Shellfish Ass.
(1957)
Experimental observations on spawning, larval development and setting in the Olympia oyster
Ostrea lurida. Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish.
(1937)
On the development of the Olympia oyster, Ostrea lurida Carpenter, transplanted from United States to Japan.
Bull. Jap. Soc. sci. Fish.
(1933)
Preliminary experiments on the artificial culture of oyster larvae.
J. Imp. Fish. Inst.
(1926)
On the artificial propagation of Japanese oyster, Ostrea gigas Thun., by non-colored naked flagellates.
Bull. Inst. agric. Res. Tohoku Univ.
(1949)
Study of breeding of Japanese oyster
Crassostrea gigas. Tohoku J. agric. Res.
(1961)
Cited by (551)
Interactive roles of temperature and food availability in predicting habitat suitability for marine invertebrates
2023, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf ScienceBehavioral and physiological effects of ocean acidification and warming on larvae of a continental shelf bivalve
2023, Marine Pollution Bulletin
- *
New address: U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Shellfisheries Laboratory, Tiburon, California
Copyright © 1963 Academic Press Inc. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.