1980, ISBN: 9780444006073

New York: Elsevier/North-Holland, 1979. First edition (presumed; no earlier dates stated). Hardcover. Sunned spine, very mild rubbing to spine head and foot, rear corners very gently bum… mais…

New York: Elsevier/North-Holland, 1979. First edition (presumed; no earlier dates stated). Hardcover. Sunned spine, very mild rubbing to spine head and foot, rear corners very gently bumped, extremely mild rubbing to top corners, extremely light soiling to boards, bright pages in tight binding, else Very Good(+).. Large grey octavo, xviii, 505 pages, b&w illustrations ; 25 cm. Toxic marine algae -- Congresses, Science. || Series: Developments in marine biology, vol. 1. || Contents: Conference dedication / Clarice M. Yentsch -- Recent progress, an overview / Luigi Provasoli -- Epidemic paralytic shellfish poisoning in Western Europe, 1976 / Jürg Lüthy -- Epidemiology of shellfish poisoning in the United States, 1971-1977 / James M. Hughes -- Dinoflagellate bloom on the Brazilian South Atlantic coast / Paulo Almeida Machado -- Toxic dinoflagellates, shellfish and public health / J. David Clem -- Opening address / Beatrice Sweeney -- The systematics of Gonyaulax with special reference to the toxic species / Alfred R. Loeblich III and Laurel A. Loeblich -- The toxigenic gonyaulacoid dinoflagellates / F.J.R. Taylor -- Some species of Gonyaulax of the 'Catenella group' occurring in Japanese coastal waters / Saburo Toriumi and Hideaki Takano -- Theca and cyst of Gonyaulax excavata (Braarud) Balech found at Ofunato Bay, Pacific coast of northern Japan / Yasuwo Fukuyo -- A new toxic dinoflagellate found in association with ciguatera / Takeshi Yasumoto, Ichiro Nakajima, Yasukatsu Oshima and Raymond Bagnis -- A description of the benthic dinoflagellate associated with maitotoxin and ciguatoxin, including observations on Hawaiian material / F.J.R. Taylor -- Some specific features of dinoflagellate Exuviaella cordata Ostf. blooming in the Black Sea / Pia Elena Mihnea -- A discussion of the systematics of toxic Gonyaulax species containing paralytic shellfish poison / Robert J. Schmidt and Alfred R. Loeblich III -- Functional morphology of organisms involved in red tides, as adapted to decaying turbulence / Ramon Margalef, Marta Estrada and Dolors Blasco -- The physiological characteristics of neritic red-tide flagellates / Hideo Iwasaki -- Photoadaptation of photosynthesis in two bloom-forming dinoflagellates / Barbara B. Prezelin and Beatrice M. Sweeney -- Light and nutrient limitation in Gonyaulax excavata : nitrogen and carbon trace results / Jane J. MacIsaac, Gary S. Grunseich, Hilary E. Glover and Clarice M. Yentsch -- Maximum growth rate of natural population of a Gymnodinium red tide / Shoji Iizuka -- Large scale culture of dinoflagellate algae / Harold W. Siegelman and Jadwiga H. Kycia -- Growth interactions of marine dinoflagellates in multispecies culture experiments / Hermann Kayser -- Temporary cysts of Gonyaulax excavata : effects of temperature and light / Ruth E. Schmitter -- Motile cells and cysts : two probable mechanisms of intoxication of shellfish in New England waters / Clarice M. Yentsch and Frances C. Mague -- Toxicity and nucleic acid content of Gonyaulax excavata / Claudia Mickelson and Clarice M. Yentsch -- Response of Gonyaulax excavata and Rhizosolenia sp. in mixed culture to a synthetic auxin / Bruce M. Poole and Richard P. Grandoni -- Interrelationships of Gymnodinium breve (Florida red tide) within the phytoplankton community / Larry R. Freeberg, Ann Marshall and Michael Heyl -- Toxic dinoflagellate blooms in the Cape Cod region of Massachusetts / Donald M. Anderson and Francois M.M. Morel -- Dinoflagellate blooms in Romanian Black Sea coastal waters / Nicolae Bodeanu and Mioara Usurelu -- Dinoflagellate blooms in the Gulf of Cariaco, Venezuela / Elvira Ferraz-Reyes, Gregorio Reyes-Vasquez and Iris B. Bruzual -- Red tides off the coast of Chile / Sergio Avaria -- A bloom of Amphidinium sp. in the Ria de Vigo (N.W. of Spain) / Santiago Fraga and Francisco J. Sanchez -- Dinoflagellates from the Ubatuba region (Lat. 23°30 S, Long. 45°06 W), Brazil / Miryam B.B. Kutner and Roberto Sassi -- Indo-Pacific red tides / J.L. MacLean -- Dinoflagellate blooms in Norwegian waters / Karl Tangen -- Red tide along the Peruvian coast / Blanca Rojas de Mendiola -- Toxic dinoflagellate blooms in northeastern Venezuela during 1977 / Gregorio Reyes-Vasquez, Elvira Ferraz-Reyes and Enrique Vasquez -- Exuviella baltica : a bloom organism of the Galveston Bay system / Joseph Zotter -- Occurrence of Gymnodinium breve red tides along the west and east coasts of Florida during 1976 and 1977 / Beverly S. Roberts -- Occurrence of dinoflagellates and distribution of chlorophyll a on the Pakistan Shelf / Syed M. Saifullah -- Changes on the surface distribution of a dinoflagellate bloom off the Peru coast related to time of day / Dolors Blasco -- The occurrence of Prorocentrum species and coincidental gastro-intestinal illness of mussel consumers / Marie Kat -- Ecological survey of a toxic dinoflagellate associated with ciguatera / Takeshi Yasumoto, Akio Inoue and Raymond Bagnis -- A mass mortality of marine animals associated with a bloom of Ceratium tripos in the New York Bight / John B. Mahoney and Frank W. Steimle Jr. -- Shellfish monitoring in Maine / John W. Hurst Jr. -- Distribution of Gonyaulax excavata resting cysts in sediments of the Gulf of Maine / Carrie M. Lewis, Clarice M. Yentsch and Barrie Dale -- Phytoplankton distributions and red tides resulting from frontal circulation patterns / Howard H. Seliger, Mary A. Tyler and K.R. McKinley -- Dinoflagellate blooms associated with tidal fronts around the British Isles / Patrick M. Holligan -- Primary nutrients and red tides in upwelling regions / Richard C. Dugdale -- Global patterns of discolored water and related events in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / Timothy Wyatt -- Oceanic intrusion : one possible initiation mechanism of red tide blooms on the west coast of Florida / Kenneth D. Haddad and Kendall L. Carder -- Gulf Stream rings as a mechanism of patch formation / William McKay Balch -- Mesoscale features of summer (1975-1977) dinoflagellate blooms in the York River, Virginia (Chesapeake Bay Estuary) / Paul L. Zubkoff, John C. Munday Jr., Russell G. Rhodes and J. Ernest Warinner III -- Spectral reflectance of a bloom of Gymnodinium nelsoni in Chesapeake Bay / Dennis K. Clark and Dale A. Kiefer -- Biochemical factors associated with remote sensing of color change and fluorescence / Charles S. Yentsch -- Prospects for measuring phytoplankton bloom extent and patchiness using remotely sensed ocean color images : an example / James L. Mueller -- Response surface analyses for estuarine dinoflagellates under thermal stress / Kent Mountford -- The ecological role of red tides in the Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor food web / Gregory Morey-Gaines --; Developments in the study of paralytic shellfish toxins / Yuzuru Shimizu -- Two similar toxins isolated from Gymnodinium breve / Daniel G. Baden, Thomas J. Mende and Ronald E. Block -- Purification and chemical studies on a major toxin from Gymnodinium breve / Martin Risk, Y.Y. Lin, R.D. MacFarlane, V.M. Sadagopa-Ramanujam, Leland L. Smith, and Norman M. Trieff -- Chemical analysis of paralytic shellfish poisoning in Alaska / Sherwood Hall, Richard A. Neve, Paul B. Reichardt and G.A. Swisher Jr. -- Physiological activities of toxins from Gymnodinium breve isolated by high performance liquid chromatography / G.M. Padilla, Y.S. Kim, E.J. Rauckman and G.M. Rosen -- Isolation and synergism of a red tide (Gymnodium breve) cytolytic factor(s) from cultures of Gomphosphaeria aponina / David L. Eng-Wilmot, Leslie F. McCoy Jr. and D.F. Martin -- Model solvent systems for delivery of compounds cytolytic towards Gymnodinium breve / D.L. Eng-Wilmot, B.F. Henningsen, D.F. Martin and R.E. Moon -- Mechanism of action of the major toxin from Gymnodinium breve Davis / M. Risk, K. Werrbach-Perez, J.R. Perez-Polo, H. Bunce, S.M. Ray and J.L. Parmentier -- Toxins isolated from Bay of Fundy scallops / Gregory L. Boyer, Carol Fix Wichmann, Jerry Mosser, Edward J. Schantz and Heinrich K. Schnoes -- Analysis of toxins in cultured Gonyaulax excavata cells originating in Ofunato Bay, Japan / Yasukatsu Oshima and Takeshi Yasumoto -- Dinoflagellate toxins in phytoplankton and zooplankton fractions during a bloom of Gonyaulax excavata / Alan W. White -- Toxicity of Prorocentrum mimimum var. mariae-lebouriae assumed to be a causative agent of short-necked clam poisoning / Tomotoshi Okaichi and Yukiya Imatomi -- Toxicity of the New England red tide dinoflagellate to winter flounder larvae / Lesley J. Mills and Grace Klein-MacPhee -- Occurrence of new type of toxic shellfish in Japan and chemical properties of the toxin / Takeshi Yasumoto, Yasukatsu Oshima and Magoichi Yamaguchi -- Evidence for the heterogeneity of paralytic shellfish toxin in clam and mussel samples gathered near Prince Rupert, British Columbia / Robert J. Bose and John E. Reid -- Molluscan transvectors of paralytic shellfish poisoning / Norman R. Tufts -- The effects of a Cochlodinium heterolobatum bloom on the survival and calcium uptake by larvae of the American oyster, Crassostrea virginica / Ming-Shan Ho and Paul L. Zubkoff -- Secondary intoxication with PSP in Cancer irroratus / Thomas L. Foxall, Nancy H. Shoptaugh, Miyoshi Ikawa and John J. Sasner Jr. -- The effects of Gymnodinium breve toxin(s) on selected mollusks and crustaceans / Beverly S. Roberts, G.E. Henderson and R.A. Medlyn -- The action of G. breve neurotoxin on membrane conductance / J.J. Shoukimas, A. Siger, and B.C. Abbott -- Respiratory and cardiovascular effects of G. breve toxin in dogs / Sydney Ellis, John J. Spikes and Gordon L. Johnson -- Working sessions. Collection, enumeration and identification of free-living marine dinoflagellates / Karen A. Steidinger ; Collection, preparation and identification of dinoflagellate resting cysts / Barrie Dale -- Workshops. Alternatives to the mouse assay / Yuzuru Shimizu, Edward Ragelis ; The phenomenon of anoxia as related to dinoflagellate blooms / Theodore Smayda, Theodore Packard ; Bioluminescence / David Njus, Elijah Swift ; The role of chelators and trace metals in toxic blooms / Donald M. Anderson, Michael D. Corbett ; Ciguatera / Norman Doorenbos, Takeshi Yasumoto ; Culturing of dinoflagellates / Harold Siegelman, Michael Levandowski ; Detoxification of shellfish / Walter Blogoslawski, Richard Neve ; Development of a rapid international communication network / Anand Prakash, Karen Steidinger ; Impact of toxic dinoflagellate blooms on the North American shellfish industry / Richard A. Lutz, Lewis S. Incze ; Marine toxins as probes of excitable membranes / Gary R. Strichartz ; Modelling of red tides / Lawrence Slobodkin, Timothy Wyatt ; Monitoring programs and epidemiology / Dan Hunt, Norman Tufts and James Hughes ; Remote sensing / Charles Yentsch, Dale Kiefer ; Toxigenesis in dinoflagellates / Bernard Abbott, Alan White., Elsevier/North-Holland, 1979, 0, Rubbed. Several light pencil underlinings. Good Textual maps. Physical Geography B.G. Teubner Leipzig 1933 orig.wrappers 24x16cm, viii,221 pp., Partially unopened. Bookplate of Netherlands social geographer Hendrik Jacob Keuning [1904-1985] on title-page. Some chips & tears to spine. Hettner a "German geographer who sought to place geography on a firm philosophical and scientific foundation. He strongly influenced the modern development of geography in Germany. While completing work on his doctorate at the University of Strasbourg (now in France), Hettner became increasingly absorbed in philosophy. His conception of the nature of geography was rooted in the views of the German philosopher Immanuel Kant, but he was also influenced by a number of the great German geographers. In his view, geography was fundamentally chorology, or the study of geographic distributions over the Earth’s surface. It was concerned with human interconnection and interaction with the natural environment, but it should also take into account the arrangement, by area, of the Earth’s physical phenomena. The study of local differences in phenomena over the Earth’s surface was the keynote of this concept. Following researches on Chile and Patagonia, Hettner went to Colombia (1882–84) and, after returning to Germany, published his findings on the Colombian Andes (1888). He then turned his attention to the geomorphology of the highlands of Saxony, but in 1888 he returned to South America and began more than a year of travels. The hardship and illness endured in the course of this venture resulted in permanent impairment of his ability to walk. Later field researches took him to Russia (1897), North Africa (1911), and Asia ( 1913–14)..,." - Britannica Online, B.G. Teubner, 1933, 2.5, Elsevier North Holland. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1981. Hardcover. 0444006079 . Exlibrary with usual library markings. ; 372 pages ., Elsevier North Holland, 1981, 3<