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AMPHIPOD NEWSLETTER 15
Edited by: Lea Watling. University of Maine - Darling Center. Walpole. Maine 04573. USA
AMPHIPOD NEWSLETTER 15
November 1984
With this newsletter, Wim Vader has officially ended his t~nure as Editor and now will priaarily help with the Bibliography. We are all, I'a sure, very grateful to Wim for initializing this effort and seeing that it continued. I will be the Editor for a while but will need considerable help if the bibliography and news sections are to be informative. Wim has generously offered to continue to send lists of papers with notations, etc., and I would like to ask that sll subscribers routinely send copies of their work to either Wim or myself. Also, since I am located at a small field station, there is no way that I will ever see most of the amphipod literature published around the world unless copies are sent to me.
The financial underpinnings of the newsletter are fine at this point. I would like to ask all regional "editors and collectora" to solicit contributions from the members in their regions -- something on the order of SUS 5.00 per subscriber will be helpful. If you have sent some funds in the last year, let your regionsl editor or myself know. As long as the newsletter funds stay healthy, we can let the contribution levels remain loose. Please also remember that extra contributions are always helpful in defraying the costs of sending the newsletter to those colleagues who cannot export currency to the U.S. Persons sending funds from countries outside the U.S. should send an International Postal Money Order in U.S. Dollara if at all posaible. The small banks in Maine have much difficulty handling foreign currency.
At the present time, the regional editors - collectors are (my apologies if I have ommitted aomeone):
United Kingdom: Dr. Michael Thurston, Institute of Oceanographic Studies, Wormley, Godalming, Surrey, GU8 5UB.
Canada: Dr. Diana Laubitz, National Museum of Natural Science, Ottawa, K1A OM8
Japan <and other countriea in the east?): Dr. Hiroshi Marino, Ibaraki Univeraity, Dept. of Biology, Mito 310, Japan
U.S. West Cosat: Dr. John Chspmsn, E.P.A., Marine Science Center, Newport, OR 97365
Australia - New Zealand: Dr. W. D. Williama, Dept. of Zoology, The Univeraity, Adelaide, S. Auatralia 5001, Australia
My apologies to Roger Lincoln for not acknowledging the use of a plate from hia book "British Marine Amphipoda: Gammaridea" for last issue'a cover. The cover for this issue is from Jerry and Char line Barnard's treatise on "Freshwater Amphipoda of the World."
Walpole, Haine
Leg~ Lea Watling
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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEnENTS
NEXT AnPHIPOD MEETING
Jan Stock has arranged to host the next international amphipod meeting, formally called the "VIth INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS". It will be held in the village of Ambleteuse, France (between Cslais and Boulogne) during the period 28 June to 3 July 1985. Further particulars can be found in the attached announcement. Persons wishing to attend should send in the required materials as soon as possible. :::f§ ~ PA&£-S ! j PSIJ _ 6{
CURATORIAL ASSISTANT
Rick Brusca, Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, writes that he is looking for a curatorial assistant to work in the Section of Invertebrates. He would especially like to recruit an amphipod person since the Hancock collection of amphipods will be moving to the LACM. Candidates should have a B.S. or M.S. degree in biology (or equivalent), some training in systematics, and experience working with natural history collections; some experience with computers is desirable. Starting salary is S1540lmonth. Contact Dr. Rick Brusca, L.A. county Museum of Natural History, 900 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007 or call him at 213-743-2019.
AMPHIPOD PHYLOGENY WORKSHOP
Ed Bousfield very kindly organized and hosted, with the able help of Diana Laubitz and Kathy Conlan, a workahop dealing with "Phyletic Classification of Amphipod Crustaceans" which was held at the Muaeum in Ottawa. Canada, on 18 August 1984. A summary of the meeting follows on the next page.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS:
Qaiser Tariq. Dept. of Zoology, Univ. of Kuwait. P.D. Box 5969, Safat, Kuwait Hancock Library of Biology and Oceanography, Allan Hancock Foundation.
UniverSity of Southern California, Los Angeles CA 90089-0371. Birgit Dittrich, Isenbergstr. 58. 4300 Essen 1, B.R.D. Maria Beatrice Scipione. Stazione Zoologica di Napoli, Laborstorio d!
Ecologis del Benthos, Punta S. Pietro 1, 1- 80077. Ischia Porto, Italy
Mikio Azuma. Biological Laboratory. Faculty of Education. Nagasaki University. 1-14 Bunkyo-Machi 852, Japan
Kiyoshi Nish!, Institute of Marine Ecology, Co. Ltd, Shibata Bldg, 5-34-2, Bakuro-Cho, Ohsaka 541, Japan
Hiroshi Muksi. Ocean Research Institute. UniverSity of Tokyo. 15-1. 1 Chome, Minamidai. Nakano. Tokyo 164, Japan
Hiroyuki Sudo, Seikai Regional Fisheries Res. Lab., Kokubun-Cho, Nagasaki 850, Japan
Sara LeCroy, Applied Biology Inc., P.D. Box 974, Jensen Beach. FL 33457 R.P. Alexeev, Inst. of Biology South Seas, Odeasa Branch, Acad. Sciences
USSR, Odessa 270011, USSR Matt Murphy, Sherkin Island Marine Station. Sherkin Island. Co. Cork.
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Report on a "Workshop" on the Phyletic Classification of Amphipod Crustaceans, August 18, 1984, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Canada.
Notes by staff of National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa
I INTRODUCTION
Ihe purpose of the workshop was to lay the groundwork for
developing a generally acceptable phyletic classification of
the amphipods. Following a reception in the Museum lounge
the previous evenin~ the delegates were welcomed on the
Saturday morning by the Director of the National Museum of
Natural Sciences, Alan Emery, and the Assistant Director,
Chuck Gruchy. The meeting organized by Chuck Gruchy and
Ed Bousfield, was ably chaired by Diana Laubitz. Following
the workshop, the delegates visited Ed"s cottage at Paugh
Lake, west of Ottawa, for continued discussions with colleagues
and a chance to relax and enjoy the Canadian boreal forest
environment. Many delegates extended their stay in Ottawa
to examine Museum collections and to attend the antecedent
Second Internatfonal Conference on Copepoda, August 13-17.
On behalf of U3 all I would like to extend warm thanks to Ed
and Marg Bousfield for their generous hospitality and able
organization of our "Amphipod Retreat".
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11 DELEGATES Bousfield, Ed, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Canada Bowman, Tom, National Museum of Natural History, Washington, USA Boxshall, Geoff,British Museum (Natural History), London, England Brunel, Pierre, 8~partement des Sciences biologiques, Universite
Montreal, Montreal, Canada Conlan, Kathleen, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Can. Dahme, Hans, Universftat 01denburg, Oldenburg, W. Germany Eme'"y, Alan, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Canada Gruchy, Chuck, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Canada Hendrycks, Ed, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Canada Karaman, Gordan, Biological -Institute, Titograd, Yugoslavia Laubi tz, Di ana, N'ati anal Museum of Natural Sei ences, Ottawa, Canadet Lincoln, Roger, British Museum (Natural History), London, England Lowry, Jim, The Australian Museum, Sydney, NSW. Meisner, Don, University of Toronto, Scarborough, Canada Marino, Hiroshi ,Ibaraki University, Mito, Japan Oshel, Phil, Memorial University, Canada Rafi, Fahmida, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Ottawa, Canada Schminke, Kurt, Universitat Oldenburg, Oldenburg, W. Germany Schminke, Gisela, Universitat Oldenburg, Oldenburg, W. Germany Seig, Jurgen, Shaw, Pat, Staude, Craig, Steele, Don,
Stock, Jan,
Vader, Wim, Watl i ng', Les, Wildish, Dave,
Universitat Osnabruck, Vechta, Germany University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Friday Harbor Laboratories, Friday Harbor, USA
Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. Joe~~~da
Instituut Voor Taxonomische Zo~logie, Amsterdam, Nederl and
Troms~ Museum, Troms~, Norway University of Maine-Darling Center, Walpole, USA Fisheries and Environmental Sciences, St. Andrews,
Canada
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Ill. INVITED PRESENTATIONS
Watling, Les. The Systematic Position of the Amphipoda within the Malacostraca.
Five monophyletic superorders are recognized: Amphipoda, Isopoda, Brachycarida, Eucarida and Syncarida. The Amphipoda are considered to be most closely related to the Isopoda and Brachycarida. The protoamphipod originated by loss of the second antennal exopod, reduction of the first antennal accessory flagellum, incorporation of peraeopod 1 into the head and modification of a frontal pair into a maxilliped. The Amphipoda are so different from other Peracarida that it is probable that they do not belong in the superorder. The main character that ties the members together, the presence of brood plates, should be tested for homology.
Lincoln, Roger. Calceoli as Basis for Phyletic Classification of Gammaridean Amphipods.
The calceolus, which is thought to be a mechanoreceptor, occurs on antenna 1 and/or 2 of 7 gammaridean superfamilies: Phoxocephaloidea, Crangonyctoidea, Gammaroidea, Pontoporeioidea, Lysianassoidea, Oedicerotoidea and Eusiroidea. Based on structural similarities in the calceoli, phyletic relationships in these groups suggest the phoxocephalids as the basal group from which the crangonyctids, lysianassids, gammarids and pontoporeids developed separately. The oedicerotids, eusirids, and pontogeneids would have emerged subsequently from one of the generalized types.
Karaman, Gordan. Classification of Gammaroidean Amphipoda.
We must spend more time examining suites of characters to avoid the pitfalls of convergence and environmentally induced phenotypic variation. Comprehensive evaluation, phyletic and cladistic analyses are the new methods that must be applied to the classification of amphipods.
Lowry, Jim. Classification of lysianassoids
A review of recent changes in the Lysianassoids as recently published was given. The importance of sensory structures in understanding phylogenetic patterns as discussed.
Vader, Wim. The Taxonomic Distribution of Parasitic and Commensal Amphipoda -Convergence or Phyletic Tool?
Parasitism and commensalism, absent in terrestrial and subterranean amphipods, and rare in freshwater amphipods (with the exception of inhabitants of 25 m year old Lake Baikal), occur in marine benthic amphipods and are most frequent in pelagic groups. Association could be used as a phyletic tool in
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hyperi i ds and cyami ds, where i nei dence habit in the two groups is convergent. or paras iti e habit is too recent to be
is very high. However, the In other amphipod groups a
of use as a phyletic tool.
associated commensal
Bousfield, Ed. Phyletic Ordering of Major Character States as 8. Basis for Classification of Gammaridean Amphipoda.
No amphipod group has B corner on all plesio- or apomorphic characters. It is important to deal with 11. suite of characters and therefore numerical analyti cal methods are essenti a I. Body parts tha.t have recei ved next to no attention, such as the lacinia. mobilis, pleopods, gills and brood plates may prove to be ex.tremely important in determining phyletic relationships.
IV. DISCUSSION i. Highlights
Jan Stock: You must illustrate what you're talking about so that everyone else clearly understands you. When determining apo- and plesiomorphic conditions you must be specific on your out-group and show your reasoning for its se 1 ecti 011. You must then defi ne your characters as ei ther one or other of the states but not as intermedia.te. The best out-group for amphipods is an isopoct.
Wim Vader and Tom Bowman: Agl"eed that Siewing's arguements against close relationships of isopods and ampipods still seems valid.
Ecl Bousfield: Agrees tha.t mysids make a better phyletic out-group for amphipods from both external and interna.l morphology. Explains why the intermediate form mus t be recogni zed in character ana 1ysi s -- a fact of amphi pod evo 1 uti on, for all cha.racters yet studied.
Les Watling: V!ysids il.re extremely different. Isopods and the rest of the Brachycarida should be the amphipod out-group, The problem is that we draw conclusions from only a few specimens. So much of the difference is related to life habit, rather than to a fundamental phyletic relationship. You have to look at the basic caridoid features.
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V. POSTERS
Conlan, Kathleen. Untangling the Jassa Complex.
The genus is in the process of being revised world-wide and will prove to comprise about 25 species. Many temperate species are polymorphic, the cause of earlier systematic confusion. The life history and behaviour of Jassa i5 reviewed.
Hendrycks, Ed. Phyletic Trends in the Mandibular Structure of Pleustid Amphipods.
The famil~ is in the process of being revised. Preliminary investigation of the benthic pleustidae suggests that macroevolution is apparent in the mouthpart morphology. In particular, the mandible readily illustrates this evolutionary trend. In general the molar tends to reduction, the incisor and lacinia mobilis to a proliferation of denticles, the blades of the spine row become heavier and the tri-articulate· palp shorter and more compact. These characters are proposed to be commensurate with a presumed dietary shift to a carnivorous mode.
Shaw, Pat. Systematics and Evolutionary Patterns in the Eusiroidea.
The Eusiroidea is identifiable only on the basis of a distinctive faces with no invariant characters to permit rigorous diagnosis. Through the use of (modern phylogenetic and mulivariate taxonomic methods the superfamily will be examined for polyphyly, convergence and evolutionary trends.
Staude, Craig. Species diversity, life history and ecology of Paramoera in the northeastern Pacific region.
Field studies on the N. American Pacific coast, especially in Deadman Bay, San Juan Island, have revealed 7 species of the pontogeniid amphipod genus Paramoera. All species are shallow-water and intertidal or estuarine, and some are important in the diet of salmonids and sculpins. In graphical presentation, taxonomic characters of the head region, gnathopods, telson, etc., are correlated with ecological station of the species ..
VI. CONCLUSION
The goal of the workshop was to establish agreement on the need to attack the problem of amphipod phyletics cooperatively. Although many widely divergent points of view were presented and major differences of opinion remain unresolved, the general feeling was that the goal had been achieved. It was accepted that all characters need to be properly defined and, where they are used for phyletic studies, their stated apomorphy or plesiomorphy should be supported by reasoned argument. It was agreed that there are many characters that have not yet been investigated of which we need to improve our knowledge. And it was suggested that we should resist looking for readily recognisable characters, as a means to providing identification keys and faunal guides, and concentrate instead on finding characters that can illustrate phyletic relationships.
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The Amphipoda of the Mediterranean. Part 1.
Gammaridea (Acanthonoto2omatidae to Gammaridae)
Memoires de l'Institute Oceanographique, No. 13,
xiii - 364pp. 1982.
The appearance of a second major regional amphipod study so soon after
the publication of Lincoln's (1979) British Marine Amphipoda : Gammaridea
is no doubt coincidental. It is, however a sign of increased activity and
recent advances within the group, and the increasing demands of ecologists
for information that overworked taxonomists are unable to supply.
The present volume was conceived by Sandro Ruffo in 1971, and is the
result of cooperation among Ruffo and six other workers, all well known for
their studies of the Mediterranean amphipod fauna. Denise Bellan-Santini,
Gardon Karaman, Gertraud Krapp-Schickel, Michel Ledoyer, Alan Myers and
Ulrich Schiecke are Ruffo's coauthors~ The whole work is planned in three
parts. The first part, here reviewed, covers part of the Gammaridea. The
second part will deal with the remaining gammaridean families together with the
Ingolfiellidea and Caprellidea, while part three will provide a synthesis of
systematic, faunistic and zoogeographic data and include a bibliography and
indexes.
Introductory material is brief. The major previous studies are noted,
a rationale for the present work is given, geographical coverage is indicated
and supplemented with a map and a list of localities, and the systematic
schemes used and organization of data are outlined. Keys to the subordeUof
the Amphipoda and to the families of the Gammaridea are given.
Within the main text each of the seven authors has assumed responsibility
for one or more of the fifteen families covered in this part of the work.
Families, genera within families, and species within genera are arranged
alphabetically. Families and genera are diagnosed and species described
briefly. Synonymies are given at all levels. While not complete, major
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references, particularly those relating to the Mediterranean, -are given.
For each species, the type locality is noted, and localities within the
Mediterranean and a summary of extra-Mediterranean distribution are listed,
together with a brief account of available ecological and bathymetric data.
Within a genus, one species at least has been fully illustrated, the
drawings including a habitus sketch and a full complement of mouthparts.
Other species, while less fully figured, are usually more than adequately
covered.
The avowed intent of this volume is to provide a handbook both for the
amphipod specialists and for ecologists with less familiarity with the group.
This necessitates, to some degree at least, a dual approach to the content and
organization of such a volume. The alphabetical arrangement of taxa and the
'familiar' rather than modern familial concepts, while no doubt offending some
specialists, will ease problems for non-specialists. On the other hand, few
specialists, particularly European workers, will make much use of the key to
families, whereas it may well be of vital importance to non-specialists.
This being the case, the lack of any general morphological account, or
alternatively a fully illustrated key/glossary will put non-specialists at
a disadvantage. Having made this point, it should be stressed that this
volume is, all in all, an admirable production. The diagnoses and descriptions
are clear and succinct, the keys are precise, and the illustrations are
large, abundant and of a high standard. Bearing in mind that seven authors
are involved, the consistency, in what to most of them is not their native
tongue, is quite remarkable, as, too, is the standard of illustration.
Errors of omission and commission are almost non-existent. The spelling
of Ampithoe Leach, 1814 as Amphithoe, while philologically correct, is not
permitted by the provision of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature
Article 32(a) (ii) which specifically rules out the emendation of original
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incorrect transliteration. I cannot claim to have examined closely everyone
of the 364 pages in this volume, but the only other errors to become apparent
during the working up of a small collection of Mediterranean amphipods were
the misspelling of Maera on p313 and p321.
While appreciating the great gains which will accrue from the publication
,of such a_well-produced handbook as this, there are dangers which should be
appreciated. It is all too easy for the non-specialist, and even the expert,
to force material into previ.ously recorded taxa. This can be a problem even
in small areas which have been intensively sampled. The Mediterranean is
neither small, nor, as can be seen from the map, has it been uniformly collected.
Ruffo is clearly aware of this, and emphasizes just how uneven has been the
collecting effort around the Mediterranean. Although the French, Italian and
Yugoslav coasm are reasonably well documented, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Egypt,
Libya and Morocco are not. He also points out that of the 197 species recorded
in part one of this work, 78, including 66 previously undescribed species are
a result of the authors' researches. An indication of the increased effort
in the area is that 62 new species have been described in the period 1970-1979.
If a handful of workers investigating a relatively small proportion of the
total coastline can achieve this, what does the future hold? Specialists and
non-specialists beware!
In the introduction, Ruffo lists the five great names connected with the
study of Mediterranean amphipods, Chevreux, Costa, Della Valle, HelIer and
Mayer, and dedicates this study to them. Decades hence, all our taxonomic
data will be available, no doubt, on a screen at the touch of a key. Until
that time comes, Ruffo et al. (1982) will rightly be the standard reference,
just as Chevreux and Fage has been for the past fifty years and more.
Michael H. Thurston.
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B I BLI OGRAPHY
A80LNOSOVA, G.I., 1981. (Eleaents of the dsily energy balance in Gsaaarus g!!y!! N.-Edw. at different temperatures). Ehkol. Norya 7: 52=S7:--(In Rusaian, not seen)
ACIOLI SOARES. C.M •• 1979. (Ecological study of the Itamaraca region. Pernambuco, Brazil. 3. Amphipods of the fsailies Talitridae and Ampithoidae.) Trab. oceanogr. Univ. Fed. PE, Recife l~: 93-104. (In Portuguese. 9 Talitridae a.l., 3 Ampithoidae)
ACrOLI SOARES, C.M., 1980. (Ecological study of the Itamaraca region, Pernambuco, Brazil. 6. Amphipoda of the family Gam.aridae. Trab. oceanogr. Univ. Fed. PE, Recife l~: 263-276. (In Portuguese. 11 spp of Gammaridse s.l.)
ADAMS, J. & P.J. GREENWOOD, 1983. Why are males bigger than females in pre-copula pairs of ~~!!~t~! Q~!~~? Behsv. Ecol. Sociobiol. l~: 239-241. (Because of mechanical constraint - i.e. superior swimming performance of such pairs - and not because of intrasexual competition for males)
ADAMS, J., P.J. GREENWOOD & J. MALLOY, 1983. Colour variation in ~~!!!t~! Q~!~~ in relation to sex and the moult cycle. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 265-271.
AFANASEV, N.N., 1981. (Characteristics of aacroplankton as basic food of pelagic fishes in the Sea of Okhotak.) Pp. 50-60 in V.P. Shuntov (ed). Dinamika chislennosti i uslaviya vozproizvodstva zhivotnykh dal'nevoatochnykh more]. TINRO Valdivoatok. (In Ruasian, not seen)
AHSAMULLAH, M., 1982. Acute toxicity of chromium, aercury, aQlybdenua and nickel to the aaphipod ~!!2t£h!!~~! £2!Qt~!!!. Austr. J. mar. Freahw. Res. ~~: 465-474.
AL-HABBIB. O.A.M. & F.S. HANNA, 1981. Soae aspects of the theraal accliaation in the freshwater B!y~!2!1!!!!!t~! !ll~!!£~!: 3. The effect of experience to changing lethal teaperatures on the theraal resistance. Verh. into Ver. angew. Limnol. gl: 1589-1595. (Mot seen, nor nrs. 1-2 in this series)
ALONSO. G., 1981. (Aaphipods froa ria Deseado (Santa Cruz-Argentina) X). Cont. cient. CIBIMA lZ§(1980): 1-15., 8 pIts. (In Spanish. Description and figures of ~!2!~h2! 1!!2r9~9. ~~ll!Y! B2!2gB!r. ~!rg!nn9 lY!Y9. ~!r92Y! ~Y~~!9t!!. ~!!!! l!!£!~!. ~!!!!t2Q!!! ~llQ!£!, H!!!r!!I!! !~!~~!ng! and HI!!! h!r~!Q!!!!. The ~~ll!~! and ~!t!e~! are new to Argentina)
ALOUF, M.J., 1982. Repartition des Gaaaarides d'eau douce au Liban. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. g~: 247-~53.
ALOUF, M.J .• , 1983. Cycle de vie de ~~!!9r~~ !~~!g2!!!!~ ssp. dans l'exsurgence Shtaura (Liban). Mote sur ~!!!!t~! !llt!!£~! de Shaasine. Hydrobiologia lQZ: 169-181.
AMDERSOM, R.e. & P.L. WOMG, 1982. The transaiasion and developaent of e!t!!S~!t!! !!!~nS! (Crepl1n 1846) (Meutoda: Acuarinidea) of gulls (Laridae). Can. J. Zool. §Q: 3092-3104. (Infective stages in freshwster aaphipods)
AMDRES, H.G., 1981. Lysianassidae aus dea Abyssal des der Koderfange von FS 'Sonne' - MESEDA 1 (1977). §1(1980): 429-443. (e!!~~!!!!!!tll!!!! n~nS2n!~t!£~! ~~!!~!! n. sp., and ~2£!!tn!!! !!!!£~~! n. sp. froa a deep in the Red Sea)
Roten Heeres, Bearbeitung Senckenberg. biol. n. gen. n. sp., ~!ll£!t!n! baited traps at 700-1900
AMDRES, H.G., 1981. Die Gaaaaridea (Crustacea: Aaphipoda) der Deutachen Antarktis-Expeditionen 1975/76 und 1977/78. 1. Gaa.aridse, Helphidippidse und Pagetinidae. Hitt. naab. zool. Hus. Inst. Z~:179-196. (e!t!£!t!2~£~!
r!!~!~! n. sp., 540 09'S, 360 48'W; ~!!eh!!~~£h!!! 2t!h!n2! n. gen., n. sp. of Melphidippidae froa 690 29'S, 560 03'W; P!!I!~!n!! !n~!!t£~!£! n. sp., 610 45'S, 560 OO'W.)
ANDRES, H.G., 1982. Die Gaaaaridea (Crustacea: Aaphipoda) der Deutschen Antarktis - Expeditionen 1975/76 und 1977/78. 2. Eus1ridae. Hitt. haab.
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zool. Mus. Inst. Z~: 159-185. (Described and illustrated are £h2~r2~~ ~~92r~~~~, g~~!r~!!! !!!g~!!! n. sp. (61008'5, 57021'W, 3200 a), g~~!E2!~~~ !~~n2p!~~r!, g2n~2g~n~!! 9~2Eg!!n!, ~2n~2g~n~!~!!! !2n9!92En!~ and gh!9h2~r2p!! ~9h~!!~n~~E9! n. sp. (61029'5, 56003'W»
ANDRE5, H.G., 1983. Die GaMaaridea (Crustecea: Aaphipoda) der Deutschen Antarktis - Expeditlonen 1975/76 und 1977/78. 3. Lysianassidae. Mitt. haMb. zool. Mus. Inst. ~Q: 183-220. (New taxa: k~p!9~e~9r~Y~ 9!E!n!~Y~ n. sp. (6405, 64030'W), b~ !n!!!!~! n. sp. (63022'5, 54010'W), Qr9hg!~n~ h!!~! n. sp. (64006'5, 55006'W) Q~ ~ryp~2p!ngy!~~! n. sp. (63028'5, 54029'W), Q~ !fg!!!n~n!!! n. sp. (= Q~ fh!!!n!!! f. !EY!!2r~! 5chellenberg, 63022'5, 54010'W), ~!r!9h!!~YE~!!! n. gen. (type species ~~ !!~e!!~ n. sp. (550, 35030'W), further species !ryph2!!~~! 9!e!g!E!!»
APPY, R.G. & M.D.B. BURT, 1982. Metazoan parasites of Cod, g!~y! ~2rhY! L., in Canadian Atlantic waters. Can. J. Zool. §Q: 1573-1579. (k!!y!t!y! !~Yr!2n!! p. 1576)
ARENDSE, M.C. & C.J. KRUYSWIJK, 1981. Orientation of !!!!trY! !!!t!tgr to Magnetic fielda. Neth. J. Sea Res. 1~: 23-32.
ARIMOTO, I., 1981. A new Caprellida, ~2!t2£!eI!!!! !!r£i9! n. sp. (Aaphipoda, Caprellida) sticking to the 5argassua, collected in Tassha Bay, 5ado Island, Japan. Ann. Rep. 5ado aar. bioI. Stat. Niigata Unlv. !1: 21-22.
ARIMOTO, I. & M. MURANO, 1981. Two specias of caprellid aaph1pods off Boso Peninsula, Japsn. Trans. Tokyo Univ. Fish. 1(4): 65-68. (Not seen. Second record of ~!r!er2~~!!! eE!!~)
ARVY, L., 1982. Phoresies and parasitise in cetaceans: a review. Invest. Cetacea !~: 233-335. (Not seen)
ASARI, K.P. & A.A. MYERS, 1982. TaxonOMic studies on the genus gr!n9!9!!r~!!! Couttere (Crustacea, Aaphipods). IV. Indian species. Bull. Mus. natn. Hlst. nat. Paris 4~, A: 237-256. (Deals with g~ !!9r2nY~, g~ !!9n!! (of which g~ ~gnn!!r! is a aynonYM), g~ gr!Y!e!!, g~ g!!!!! and g~ E9!!!!!~rg!~~!!)
ASARI, K.P., 1983. On two new species of Gaaaarids (Aaphipoda, Crustacea) frOM Andaaan and Nicobar islanda, India. Bull. Mus. natn. Hist. nat. Paris (4)~: 641-649. (Y!f~2r!ge!!! e!p!9! n. sp. snd QY!9r!Y!!!2 !2~!~! n. sp., both froM N. Andaaan)
ATKISON, R.J.A., P.G. MOORE & P.J. MORGAN, 1982. The burrows and burrowing behaviour of ~!!r! !2Y!n! (Crustacea: Aephipoda). J. Zool., Lond. !~: 399-416.
ATLAS, R.M., M. BUSD05H, E.J. KRICHEVSKY & T. KANEKO, 1982. Bacterial populations associated with the Arctic aaphipod, ~2!9~2!!!!Y! !!!!!!!!. Can. J. Microbiol. ~~: 92-99.
BAlD, I.C., A.K. SINHA & S. AL-DABACH, 1981. A Morphoaetric study of different groups in a population of ~!YY!29~~~~rY! !Xr!~2Y!' Zo01. Anz. ~Q§: 379-381.
BANAS, P.T., D.E. SMITH & D.C. BIGGS, 1982. An association between a pelagic octopod, ~!g2n!Y~~ sp. Linnaeus 1758 (sic!) and aggregata salps. Fish. Bull. ~Q: 648-650. (~~g! !29!! elso contained many Y!~!!!! !r!!t!)
BARCLAY, I.M.T., 1982. New records of ~!~hye2E!!! (Amphipoda) frOM West Scotland. J. aar. bioI. Ass. U.K. §~: 229-231. (~~ n!n~ and ~~ !~E!!)
BARNARD, J.L., 1981. Redescription of Ieh!e!!~~!~ ~h!~!!~gg!!, s New Guinea Marine smphipod (Crustacea). Proc. biol. Soc. Waah. ~~: 1211-1218. (With a key to the genera of Phliantidse)
BARM~RD, J.L. & M.M. DRUKMOMD, 1981. Three Corophioids (Crustacea: AMphipoda) froe Wastern Port, Victoria. Proc. R. Soc. Victoria ~~: 31-41. (Deals with ~!r!gy!~ !!g~ir~~ gen. et. sp. novo (I$ohyroceridae, near g~!!ey!). k~!~!~~2eh!!~~ ~~~~~r! n. sp. and Letp!~!QP'Y! e~r!!!~!fY!' A key to k!!~!!~Q2h!!~~ spp. is provided.)
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BARNARD, J.L. & c.n. BARNARD, 1982. Biogeographical aicrocosas of world freshwater Aaphipoda (Crustacea). Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 255-273.
BARNARD. J.L. & c.n. BARNARD. 1982. Revision of [Q~!gb!lY§ and gQbrQlsy§ (Crustacea: Aaphipoda: Phoxocephalidae) froa Aaerican OC8ana. Saithson. Contr. Zool. ~Z~: 1-35. (With a key to the specie.. Deals with [Q~!2b!!y§ Q~~Y§!Q!~§, type (waa in ~Q~~b!rE!~!§)' [~ §!lQr n. rank (waa sap. of Q~~Y§!Q!~§), [~ ~!~!!!Y§ n. sp. (S. California), E~ §!!!l!§ (was in ~!!!EbQ~Y!), E~ ~Qg~!~y§ (was in ~!!!2bQ~Y!), E~ !E!~b! n. sp. (Gulf of California), E~ gQlf!~!!§ n. sp. (Gulf of California), E~ §!~!!!Y§ n. ap. (Panaaa), and aentiona two previously deacribed gQ~!Q!gy! apecies.)
BARNARD, J.L. & c.n. BARNARD, 1982. The genus ~b!EQ~~~!Y! (Crustacea: Aaphipoda: Phoxocephalidae) in ABerican seas. SMithson. Contr. Zool. ~~Z: 1-49. (A genus Monograph. New taxa ~~ §!n~!!!! n. sp. (off S. California, is ~gtgEbQ~Y§ !Ei!~Q!Y§ s. Barnard 1960), R. spec. D, B~ byg§Q~! n. sp. (Long Island Sound, is !t!~bQEbQ~Y§ !E!!~Q!Y§ s. Bouafield 1973), R. spec. C, ~~ bQ!Q~Y!E!g!~y! n. sp. (intertidal, Santa Barbara, Cal.) and R. spec. L. The species B~ !E!!~Q!Y! (type), B~ ly~yb!!n§, B~ g!!§!~y!, B~ !!!!!~Y!' ~~ !~!Qn!y!, B~ f!~!g!~!, B~ Q!~Q!Y!, B~ !~!~QQY!, B~ h!~!!Q~Y!E!Q!~Y!, B~ ~!!Q!~~!~Y! and B~ y!g!~!gy! are transferred to the present genus froa ~!!!EbQ~Y!)
BARNARD, J.L. & J. CLARK, 1982. ~Y!!E! !!~Qf!~!, new genus, new species, a burrowing aarine eaphipod froa Argentina (Cruatacea, Aaphipoda, Urohaustoriidae). J. cruat. BioI. ~: 281-295.
BARNARD, J.L. & J. CLARK, 1982. ~y!!~b! Q!!n!!n~!, new genua, new apecies, a phoxocephalid aaphipod froa the shores of Argentina. J. crust. Blol. ~: 261-272.
BARNARD, J.L. & n.n. DRUnMOND, 1982. Discovery of £b!!!Q~!!~Y! (Crustecea: Aaphipoda) on Australisn shorea. Proc. R. Soc. Victoria ~~: 107-120. (Deals with £h!!!Qgt!~Y§ (g~ b!§§! n. ap. froa Victoria, and £~ Et!!g!n! n. sp. froa TasBania) and two closely related new genera: !~~!!~!ll! n. gen. (type and only apecies £b!!!Q~!!~Y! !~!!!!! froB Madagaacar) and ~~Q!Q~~!~Y! (type and only species ~~ e~~~b!!! n. ap. fro. Victoria). A key to all apecies in thia coaplex is provided.)
8ARNARD, J.L. & n.M. DRUHMOND, 1982. Ga.aarid.an Aaphipoda of Australia, part V: SuperfaBily Haustorioidea. Saithaon. Contr. Zool. ~Q: 1-148. (New taxa: Zobrachoidae n. faa. for ~Q~t9gbQ. ~r9g~igy! n. gen. and ~Ym
blind) genera with apical spination on the raMi of uropoda 1-2. They are assumed to be More priMitive than the Oedlcerotidae s. str.)
BARNARD, J.L. & G.S. KARANAN, 1982. Clasalficatory revisiona in gaa.aridean Amphipoda (Crustacea), part 2. Proc. bioI. Soc. Wash. 2§: 167-187. (Nore arachair revisiona, preparatory to the revision of the new 1969-Barnsrd. Deals with the following matters: ~f!9£h!!£9U!~ is s !!U!Q! synonym of AY!£!9£h!!!Qn!~. In the Eusiridae ~!!Y~9!9!!~ is revived and ~£X!Q!~!! fQn!!u! transferred to it ss s second species. R!!!££Q!Q!!! n. gen. (type ~!!~!Q!!§ !!!!£!~, further sp. e~ £!Y!h!!!n§) and ~£!!U9!Q!!! n. gen. (type and only sp. ~~!~!9!!~ X!!9!n!!!) ere split off froa ~~!~!Q!!!, and !!!!§!I!!!!!~ (type ~9!!!9!1!!!!!! !!!!!, further sp. ~~ gy!U!!!!~) froa eQn!Q!I!U!!~' ~~!~!9!!! 2!~ShXY!! Stephensen, 1949 (not Schellenberg 1931) 111 renaMed ~ ... !!!2h!!!!!!!!n. noa.
In the Gaaaaridae !Y!9h9!!!!!!!! n. gen. haa TY!!!!9!1!!!!!Y! !!!!Y!!Y! as type and only ap.; ~~!!~SY!!h~ is synonyaized with £!!~~9SQ2!!!, and !!!!!£!!~~9£Y! and TY!!!!Q!I~.!!.!!!!!Y~ with !:!Q!U!!!!~. bY2!!!!!~ n. gen. (type !!!!!!! !Y2!!!!), !!!!!!!Q2~ n. gen. (type g!!Q2!~!!!~ ~!u!!f!!!), and T!s!!nQ n. gen. (type !!!!!!! !!!!SQ!!!!!!) are aonotypic genera. A key to hadziids and weckeliidll is provided, end two new monotypic genera described: T!!!~!S~!!!Q2.!!!! (type !!!!~~~~!!!~ !n'!!Q!!£!) and !:!Q!!!nS!!!Y! (type !!!!~!S~!!!! !!!!SQ!)'
The new family Paracsll!opiidae consists of the two geners ~!!!S!!!!22! and !~~22!!!!22! n. gen. (type and only sp. ~!!!£!!!!22! !~~!2!)'
In the Phoxocephelidse, the monotypic ~!!!h!!2!n!! n. gen. has !:!!!2!n!! !!!!~£!~!! as type, end !Q!~!~2h!!2!~!! n. gen. ~!2h!!2!n!! hy!!!x! (further sp. e~2h!!2!~!! £!Q2!S!~!')
BARNARD, J.L. & C.N. BARNARD, 1983. Freshwater Aaphipods of the world. 1. Evolutionary patterns. 2. Handbook and bibliogrsphy. Hayfield Aaaoc., Mt. Vernon, 830 pp. (This ls a veritable tour de force, snd AN will need aany different reviewers to cover all its different sapects. The book - in two volumes, and substantially finished July 1979 - desls with the evolutionary history, zoogeogrsphic radiation, tsxonomy snd distribution of sll the world's freshwater 8aphipods, and it will be a veritable tressure-trove for years to coae.
Here only the few foraally announced taxonoaic changes will be noted. Most higher taxa have only been described in inforaa! terms ss the suthors feel that the ongoing mosaic-like radiation of freshwater amphipods is next to iapossible to foraalize within the constraints of Linneen clsssification. In addition to those mentioned here, a nuaber of other transfers snd new synonyaizations may hsve been overlooked by ae; for example, are Ksraaan's earlier aweeping 'lumpings' of a number of genera into gsh!nQs!!!!!~! and ~!!2£h~2S!!!!!~! here partly reversed. 'Official changes': AY!t!2£~!n92!!X! n. gen. (~!!!!rY! 2!!r!Ust2U!U!!! • 4). ~!!!!!Y! !SUQ£Y! is transferred from !:!!£!!29!!!!!Y! to £2[QPh!Q!2!2h~!, and ~~ 2!f!!£!!£y! and !:!~ £!UY!! from !:!!!!!Q9!!!!!Y! to gY[X2!Q9!!!!!Y!. ~!!!S!!!nY! n. gen. 1s erected for ~!!!
BARNARD, J.L. & M.M. DRUMHOND, 1983. ~~rr~XY!, a new genus of Exoedicerotidae (Crustaces, Amphipods) bssed on §~9!Q!f!~9! !!fY!2!Y! Sheard. Proc. R. Soc. Victoria ~~: 65-75. (~!~~!XY! n. gen. with type §~9!~!f!~9! !!fY!9!Y! and further species Q!~!f!~Y! !!~~!n! Haswell, both from S and SE Austrslis. A few additionsl figs of §~9!~!f!~9! fg!!g~ are also given.)
BARNARD, J.L. & G.S. KARAMAN, 1983. Australia as a aaJor evolutionary centre for Amphipoda (Crustacea). Mea. Austr. Mus. !~: 45-61. (An important paper, but very hard to abstract. The psper contsins a new propoasl for the higher claaaification of the order Amphipoda. This classificstion is reproduced on p. 00 of this Newsletter; it is not accepted by Karaman (see p. 59). New tsxa disgnosed in Appendix 3 pp. 60-61: Exoedicerotidae n. fam. (type ~~9!~!f!~9!, further genera §~9!~!f!~ge!!! and ~!~hxeg~!!!ey!). Paracalliopiidae new family (type E!~!f!!!!ge!). ~y!~~gg!!!!rY! n. gen. (type sp. g!!!!~y! !Y!~~!!!!, further sp. g~ h!!!!!), ~y!~~gf~!nggnX~ n. gen. (also described as new in Barnard & Barnard 1983) for g!!!!rY! ~!££!ng~Qn!n!!! (. 4)
BARNARD, J.L. & J. CLARK, 1984. Redescription of EbQ~Q9!Rb!!92!!! ~!!!!r! with a new apecies, and establishment of the family Ebg~9f!Rb!!ge!!~!! (Crustacea, Amphipoda) from magellanic South America. J. crust. BioI. ~:
85-105. (The Phoxocephalopsidae n. fsm. consists of Ebg~gf!eb!!ge!!! (type) snd Ey!!gb!. Ebg~~ ~!!!!r! is redescribed and E~ g!!!!r~g! n. sp. (= E~ ~!!!!r! s. Bsrnard & Drumaond 1982) described on aaterial froa the Falkland Islands.)
BARLOCHER, F., 1982. The contribution of fungal enzyaes to the digestion of leaves by g!!!!rY! fg!!!rY! Koch (Asphipoda). Oecolog1a §g: 1-4.
BARTHELEHY. D., 1982. La colonisation artificielle de la riviere souterraine de La Balme (Dep de l'lsere) par l'aaphipode N!eb!rsY! Y!r!!. Bilan actuel, Bull aena. Soc. linn Lyon §!: 250-256.
BAUDIN, J.P., 1982. Bioaccumulation et elimination du 65 Zn par g!!!!rY! !~gy!g!y~! Hartinov. Har. Envlrona. Res. z: 227-233.
BEDFORD, A.P. & P.G.HOORE. 1984. Hacrofaunal involveaent in the sublittoral decay of kelp debris: the detrltivore coaaunity and species interactions. Est. coast. Shelf Sci. !§: 97-111. (i.a. on g!!!!~y! !QfY!~!)
BEHBEHANI. H.I. & R.A. CROKER, 1982. Ecology of beach wrack in northern New England with special reference to Qrfb!!~!! e!!~!n!!!. Est. coast. Shelf Res. !§: 611-622.
BELL, S.S. & L.D. COEN, 1982. Investigations on epibenthic meiofauna. 1. Abundance on and repopulation of the tube-caps of Q!Qe!~r! gYer!! (Polychaeta, Onuphidae) in a subtropical aystea. Har. BioI. 67: 303-310.
BELLAN-SANTINI, D., 1981. Influence des pollutions sur le peuplement des amphipodes dans la biocoenose des algues photoph11ea. Tethys !Q: 185-194.
BENGTSSON, G., 1982. Energetic costs of aaino acids exudation in the interaction between the predator g!!!!rY! EY!!~ L and the prey ~!!!!Y! !9Y!~!fY! L. J. chea. Ecol. ~: 1271-128~.
BENGTSSON, G., 1982. Patterns of aaino acid utilization by aquatic Hyaenocytes. Oecologia §§: 355-363. (Of aaphipod interest because of grazing of decoaposing leaves by g!!!!rY! spp.)
BEREHTS. P.B., 1983. The Helitidae of Lizard Island and adJacent reefs, the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Rec. austr. Hus. ~§: 101-143. (Described and illustrated are g!r!~ggy§ b!~!!!n§!§ (coamensal with hermit crabs), g~ iQL g~XQ~Y! n. sp., g~ iQL ~ggrr!! n. sp., Q~ iQL X!n~!!! n. sp., QY!!sb!!!!! !ee!n~!fY!!~!' ~!!!!Qey! fr!nY!!~Y! n. sp., §~ hggb!!nQ, §~ E9S!!!!!!nY!, g~ e!!Y~!ff!n!!, g~ !e!n!f!reY! n. sp., ~!!r! griffin! n. sp., ~~ 9f~g~!n!, ~~ gY!~r!!!n!, ~~ ~!!!b!·, ~~ !~rr!~!, ~!!!!f99~! ~!!!r!
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n. sp. (with key to ~~!!~£QQ~~ spp) , ~~!!!~~~Qe~! !£hQ and ~~ !~!~!i!.) BERG, C.J. & N.L. ADAMS, 1984. Microwave fixation of asrine invertebrates. J.
expo mar. Biol. Ecol. Z1: 195-199. BERLAND, B., 1983. (Sea lice in fish roe and dogfish.) Fiskets Gang §2:
175-179. (In Norwegian. On 9i!Q!!~~ ~Q!!~!i! and I~!~Q~~~ £i£~Q~ 1n roe of cod and saithe, and 9i!Q!!~~ in dogfish)
BERNDT, J. p 1984. Nachweis von §g~!grY§ ~i9ri~Y§ Sexton fur den unteren Niederrhein. Decheniana 1~Z: 168-169.
BERNEN, K.H. van, 1982. Effect of environmental crude oil contamination on abundance, mortality and resettlement of representative mud flat organisms in the aesohaline area of the Elbe estuary. Neth. J. Sea Res. 1§: 538-546. (l.a gQrQehiY! Y2!Y~!~2r)
BLANCHET - TOURNIER, M.P., J-J. MEUSV & H. JUNERA, 1980. (Molting and vitellogeneais in Q!£h!!~i! 9!!!!!!!!! (Crustacea, Aaphipoda): Study of the vitellogenin synthesia after cauterization of the enteromedian part of the protocerebrus.). CR Acad. Scl. Paris ~2!: 829-832. (In French, not aeen)
BLANCHET - TOURNIER, M.P., 1982. (Some aapects of hormonal interactiona between Bolting and vitellogeneaia in Q!£h!!H! 9!!!!!!!!\l! (Crustacea, ABphipoda». Reproduct. Nutrit. Dev. ~~: 325-344. (In French, not seen)
BLINN, D.W. & D.B. JOHNSON, 1982. Filter-feeding of li~gl~!lg !2U~~*y!g, an unusual behavior for a freshwster aaphlpod. Freshw. Invertebr. Biol. 1: 48-52.
BLUZAT, R., O. JONOT & J. SEUGE, 1982. Acute tOXicity of thiram in §~!!~£\l§ e\l~!~; effect of a one-hour contamination and degradation of an aqueous auapension. Bull. environa. Contam. Toxicol. ~2: 248-252.
BOLT, S.R.L., 1983. Hsemolyaph concentration and apparent permeability in varying salinity conditions of §~!!~!~! Q\l~Q!~i, gh~~~Q9~!!~!\l! !~£l~\l! and §~!!!!\l! !Q£\l!~!. J. expo BioI. !QZ: 129-140.
BONSDORFF, E. & W.G. NELSON, 1981. Fate and effect of Ekofisk crude oil in the littoral of a Norwegian fJord. Saraia §§: 231-240. ('Asphipods showed avoidance responsea, but these were often insufficient to prevent significent mortality.)
80NSDORFF, E., 1983. Effects of experhental oil exposure on the fauna associated with ~2!!!!i~! 2ff!£!~~!!i! L. in intertidal rock pools. Sarsia 68: 149-156. (Again, aBphipods turned out to be the aost sensitive invertebrates.)
SOROWSKY, B., 1983. Behaviors associated with tube-sharing in tli££QQ~\l~Q2\l! 9!~!!Q~!!e~ (Coata) (Crustacea: Amphipoda). J. expo mar. Biol. Ecol. §~:
39-51. 80ROWSKY, B., 1983. Reproductive behavior of three tube-building peracarid
crustaceans: the amphipods ~~!!~ f~l£!~! and ~!El~hQ! Y!!iQ! and the taneid I!~!!! £~YQ!i~!!. Mar. Biol. ZZ: 257-263.
BOROWSKY, B., 1983. Placement of eggs in their brood pouches by females of the Aaphipod Crustacea §!!!~!~! 2~!\l!~E!! and §!~!~E\l! !\l£!Q~!~\l!. Mar. Behav. Phyaiol. 2: 319-325.
BORTKEVICH, L.V., 1983. (Corophiid diurnal vertical migrations (Amphipoda).) Vestnik Zool. Il!l: 68-71. (In Russian, not seen)
BOURGET, E. & D. MESSIER, 1983. Macrobenthic density, biosass, and fauna of intertidal and subtidal sand in a Magdalen Islands lagoon, Gulf of St. Lawrence. Can. J. Zool. §!: 2509-2518.
BOUSFIELD, E.L., 1981. British marine Amphipoda: Gammarida (R.J. Lincoln). Can. J. Fish. sq. Sel. ~~: 732-733. (Book review)
BOUSFIELD, E.L., 1981. Evolution in North Pacific coastal ""rin", "mphipod crustaceans. Pp. 69-89 1n G.G.E. SCUDDER & J.L. REVEAL (eda). Evolution
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today. Proc 2d into Congr. Syst. Evol. Biol. 1981. (A sost interesting paper, but impossible to abstract)
80USFIELD, E.L. & J.R. HOLSINGER, 1981. A second new subterranean amphipod crustacean of the genus ~~Y92~E2!~~ (Crangonyctidae) fros Alberta, Canada. Can. J. Zool. ?~: 1827-1830. (~~ ~~S~~Q~~ n. sp.)
BOUSFIELD. E.L., 1982. Amphipoda (Palaeohistory). Pp. 96-100 in HcGraw-Hill Yearbook of Science & Technology, 1982-1983. New York.
BOUSFIELD, E.L., 1982. Kalacostrsca. Aaphipoda. Pp. 241-286 in S.S. PARKER (ed). Synopsis and classification of living organisMs. McGrsw-Hill Book Company, New York. (With diagnoses, but no lists of genera of all families in the 'new Bousfield classification' Hyperiidea by S.T. Shih)
BOUSFIELD, E.L., 1982. The amphipod Superfamily Ta11troidea 1n the Northeaat Pacific region. 1. Family Talitridae: aystematics and distributional ecology. Natn. MUB. nat. Sci. (Ottawa) Publ. bioI. Oceanogr. 11: 1-72. (This is the first issue of an ambitious venture: a modern amphipod fauna of the very diverse northeastern Pacific region. All species are described and illustrated and keys provided. New taxa: ~E2~2ESh~~~!~ n. gen. (type sp. QEsh~~~!~ ~!~!Q~); IE~~~2ESh~§~!~ n. gen. (type Q~sh~~~!~ ~~~~~!~~~, further spp. Q~ 2sh2~~~§!~, Q~ 9!~!~~!, Q~ 9~2~9!~~~); ~~S!t2~sh~~~!~ n. gen. (type ~~~2~Sh~~~!~ ~!~~~!, further spp. Q~ EY~~~~2Yi, Q~ ~~~~!!~~~); I~~~~2~sh~~t!~ n. gen. (type Q~sh~~~!~ Sh!!!~~~i~, 5 further spp). Among the real sandhoppers ~!~~2~sh~§ti§ n. gen. has QEsh~~~i~ E!~~~~~!§ as type and 5 additional species, among them ~~ Sh~~h~!~~~!~ n. sp. frOM British Columbia. tl~g~!2~sh~~t!~ Brandt, 1851, (type tl~ S~!it2~~!~~~), and 6 additional spp., among them ~~ 9~~~~~~~ n. sp. from BaJa California, is revived. Q~Sh~~~2!9~~ t~~~~S~!~~~, the type species of this genus, is finally fully redescribed. ~~~~92~Sh~~~2!9~~ n. gen. hss Q~Sh~~t2!9~~ E!2!!~Y! as type, and 4 further sp.: I~!2~sh~~t!~ E~!~2' Q~Sh~~~2!9~~ ~~~!9!2~~!!~' Q~ g~~S!!!~ and ~~ !~~!S~~~ n. sp. from Sinslos prov., Mexico.}
BOUSFIELD, E.L. & N.L. TZVETKOVA, 1982. (Studies on Dogielinotidse (Amphipods, Talitroidea) from the shallow waters of the North Pscific region.) Issled. Fauni Morei £~(37): 76-94, 7 Plates. (In Russisn, with English susssry. Unless otherwiae mentioned, the following new taxa have Bousfield ss sole author. Q29!~!!~2!9~~ n. gen. (monotypic. type Q29!~!!~2t~~ 92!!~2Y!), ~~2E2~S!~2~~~ n. gen. (monotypic, for Q~ !29~~~), ~~~~~2~!2!9~~ ~~g~~~ n. sp. (Kurile Islands >, ~~ 9~~1~~2Y~~ n. sp. (PossJet Bay, Japan Sea), ~2h~~~~~~!2!9~~ Bousfield & Tzvetkova n. gen. (type and only sp. E~~~~2~!2!Q~~ 1§E2~!S~~)· Also Q2g!~!i~2~~~ !2§~Y!~!~! and ~!!2ESh~~~~~ !~!!~2!~§ are illustrated, snd s key to all species provided.)
BOWMAN, T.E. & K. McMANUS McGUINESS, 1982. Epipelagic ssphipods of the Family Hyperiidae from the Internationsl Indisn Ocesn Expedition 1959-1965. Smithson. Contr. Zool. ~~~: 1-53.
BOWMAN, T.E., A.C. COHEN & M. KcKANUS McGUINESS, 1982. Vertical distribution of Ih~!!~~2 g~~Q!Sh~~9!! (Amphipoda: Hyperiidea) in deepwster dUMpsite 106 off the mouth of Delsware Bay. Smithson. Contr. Zool. ~~!: 1-24.
BOWMAN, T.E., 1984. Stalking the wild crustscesn: the significsnce of sessile and stalked eyes in phylogeny. J. crust. Biol. 1: 7-11. ('Sessile eyes are the primitive stste')
BRACHT, G., 1981. The JUMP of Q~sh~~~!~ S~Y!!~~~ Heller, 1865 (Crustscea, Amphipoda, Talitridse). Experientis ~§: 56-57.
BRADSTREET, M.S.W., 1982. Pelagic feeding ecology of Dovekies. ft!!~ ~!!~, in Lancaster Sound and Western Baffin Bay. Arctic ~~: 126-140. (Amphipods are very important In diet.)
BRADSTREET. H.S.W. 9 W.E, CROSS, 1982. Trophic relationships at High Arctic ice
edge. Arctic ~~: 1-12.
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BRANCH, G.M., 1981. The biology of liapets: physical factors, energy flow, and ecological interactions. Oceanogr. sar. BioI. ann. Rev. l~: 235-280. (Aaph. pp. 331-332)
BREHM, J. & M.P.D. MEVERING, 1982. Sur Saure-Eapfindlichkeit ausgewahlter Suszwaaser-Krebse (Q~eh~!~ und ~~!!~E~~' Crustacea). Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 17-27.
BROWN, A.F. & M. DIAMOND, 1984. The consuaption of rainbow trout (~~!!2 9~!E9~~E! Richardson) eggs by macroinvertebrates in the field. Freshw. BioI. 11: 211-215. (i.a. ~~!~~E~! e~!!!)
BROWN, B.E., 1982. The fors and function of metal-containing 'granules' in invertebrate tissues. BioI. Rev. ~Z: 621-667. (A review paper)
BRUN, B., G. BRUM & A. CHAMPEAU. 1981. Genetique des populations de g~~!~EY! !!!~!~!!!2H!l! Stock (Crushce. Amphipode): Differenciation biometrique des populationa du littoral sedltterraneen. Biol.-Ecol. Mediterr. §: 76-86. (not seen)
BRUSCA, G.J., 1981. Annotated key to the Hyperiidea (Crustacea: Asphipoda) of North American coastal waters. Techn. Repts Allan Hancock Fndn ~: 1-76. (In thia most useful paper the key to g~~~!!2!~ on p. 19 is apparently misprinted: couplet la keys le 2, Ib is g~ i~!2Eigi!. 2a g~ !~~!e~l! and 2b g!. 11,!!!!~S!gy!!!. The dlscussitlfl only deals with Pacific records.)
8UBINAS, A.D., 1980. (Formation of benthic fauna as a food base for fish in the reservoir of the Kansas Hydroelectric Power Plant, Lithuanian SSR, USSR). Liet TSr Mokslu Akad. Darb., Ser. C. Biol. Mokslai 1980 1: 91-96. (In RUSSian, not seen. Successful introductions of i.a. gh~'!!~29~~!§EY~ ~§~I1§sh2~~~~!' ~2~~29~!!~EY! ~2QY!~2!9~!, ~~E~ ~~!~~~~!Y! and ~~ Sr!!!Y! fros the Csspian Sea.)
BUCHAiAN, R.A. & A.D. SEKERAH, 1982. Vertical distribution of zooplankton in Eastern Lancaater Sound and Western Baffin Bay, July-October 1978. Arctic ~~: 41-55.
BULLOCK, J.A., F. CLARK & S. ISON, 1982. Benthic invertebrates of Rutland Water. Hydrobiologia §§: 147-156.
SULNHEIM, H-P. & A. SCHOLL, 1981. Electrophoretic approach to the biochemical systematics of gamsarids. Helgol. Meeresunters. ~1: 391-400.
BULNHEIM, H-P. & M. MUHLENKAMP. 1982. Genetische Variabilitat und Ausbreitung von g~!!~E~! ~!9E!~~! auf dem europaiachen Kontinent. Verh. dtach. zool. Ges. 1982, 293. (Abstract only>
BULNHEIM, H-P. & A. SCHOLL, 1982. Polymorphism of mannose phosphste isoaerase in North Sea and Baltic Sea populations of the amphipoda ~!!!~E~~ ~~gg~£h! and g!. !~!!!!Y!' Mar. Biol. Zl: 163-166.
BUSDOSH, M., D.M. LAVIGNE & G.A. ROBILLIARD, 1982. Habitat separation by the aaphipoda ~2~~2112r!!! ~!!!~!! and ~~ !!~2E~~~ near Prudhoe Bsy, Alaska. Oikos ~~: 77-82.
BUSDOSH, M., G.A. ROBILLIARD, K. TARBOI & C.L. BEEHLER, 1982. Chemoreception in an arctic aaphipod cruatacean: a field study. J. expo Mar. Biol. Ecol. ~~: 261-269. (~2~£~2!!!~! !!!!~!~)
BUSHUEVA, I.V., 1982. (A new species of the genus ~!!~gh~E2!~!~ froa the Davis Sea (Antarctic). Zool. Zh. §l: 1262-1265. (In Rusaian. ~~ S!lS!E!~E!~ n. sp. Key to all species)
BUTLER, M.J. & H.H. H088S, 1982. Drift and in a springbrook cOMsunity ecosystes. (principally §~gYr~!!~ g~~~~~~ and the USA; a.o. §~!!~t!ll~ g!~~!~!)
upstream sovement of invertebrates Hydrobiologia §~: 153-159. i&opod!.~E9!Y!! iQ~j;!g~Hl!; Ohio,
BUTLER, R.G., W. TRIVELPIECE & D.S. MILLER, 1982. The effects of oil, diapersant, and esulsiona on the survival and behavior of an estuarine
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teleost snd an intertidal amphipod. Environs. Res. ~z: 266-276. (The smphipod is ~~!!~~~! 9S~~~!S~!)
CADWALLADR. Ph.L. & G.J. GOOLEY, 1981. an evaluation of the use of the amphipod ~~!~~9S~!!~9~!! to control growth of ~!e~9!~9~!! on the eggs of Murrsy cod tl!SS~!!2S~~!!! e~~!!· Aqusculture ~~: 187-190. (It does not work)
CAINE, E.A., 1983. Comsunity interaction of g!e~~!!! e~~!~~!! Leach (Crustacea: Amphipods) on ses whips. J. Crust. BioI. ~: 497-504.
CALVARIO, J. & J.C. MARQUES, 1983. Etude systeaatique et ecologique d'une collection d'saphipodes de la zone intertidsle de l'estuaire du Tage (Portugal). Occurrence d'Q~S~~!;!! ~2!!~!9! Ruffo, 1949 et d'Q~S~~!;!! !~~e~~~! Ceccheni, 1928. Cienc. bioI. ecol. syst. (Portugal) §: 79-95.
CARACCIOLO, J.V. & F.W. STEIMLE, 1983. An atlas of the distribution and abundance of dominant benthic invertebrates in the New York Bight Apex with reviews of their life histories. NOAA tech. Rept, NNFS SSRF Z§§: 1-58. (7 asphipod spp on pp 39-43)
CARLSSON, R., 1983. Population dynamics, reproduction and production of ~2~~ge2~~!! !!!!~!! (Crustacea, Aaphipodal 1n a aeroaictic bay 1n the northern Aland Islands, Baltic Sea. Nea. Fauns Flora fenn. ~2: 53-60.
CARRASCO DE LUVD, S., 1981. (Aaphipods and their relation to red tides.) Nea. del Seminar10 sobre Indicadores biologicos del Plancton. el Csllao 1980: 45-53. (In Spanish, not seen)
CARRASCO, F.D. & D.F. ARCOS, 1984. Life history and production of a cold-temperate population of the sublittoral ~!e!!!!S! !~!~S!n!. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. !1: 245-252.
CARTER, J.W., 1982. Natural history observations on the gastropod shell-using amphipod ~~2;!! S2~S~!S2!! Alderman, 1936. J. cruat. BioI. ~: 328-341.
CAVEDINI, P., 1982. (Contribution to the knowledge of the Capre1lidea of the Mediterranean (Crustacea, Aaphipoda). Boll. MU8. Civ. St. Nat. Verons ~(1981): 493-531. (In Italian. Seventeen species of which ~!y;!!!! ~S~!!S~~! from Sardinia i8 new)
CEJAS, J.R., A. BRITO & G. LOZONO, 1983. (On soae gaaaarideans (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) new to the aarine fauns of the Canary Islands.) Vieraee !~(1982): 317-328. (In Spanish. Twelve species new to the Canary Islsnds. !!ph!~h2~ ~~~~2h!, ~~ ~~g!~S;~, ;!!!~2e~! !~;~B~!~~! and !e~~~~!! 2Y~!!P!! are illustrated)
CHAPHAM, P., 1980. The biology of caves in the Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak. Trans. brit. Cave Res. Assoc. Z: 141-149. (Not seen. Aaph. present)
CHEN, Q-C., B-V CHEN & G-X ZHANG, 1978. (Pelagic ampnipods in the vicinity of the Xisha islands and Zhongsha islands.) Pp 227-260 in (Research Reports on investigstions in aarine biology in waters of Xisha and Zhongshs islands, China). Science Press, Peking. (In Chinese, not seen)
CHO&T, J.H. and D.R. SCHIEL, 1982. Patterns of distribution and abundance of large brown algae and invertebrate herbivores in subtidal regions of northern New Zealand. J. expo eer. Biol. Ecol. §Q: 129-162.
CIAVATTI, G. & M. VINCENT, 1982. Etude comparee du eetabolisee respiratoire de deux populations de Gae.aridae: ~~!!!~~! e~!~~ et ;S~2~29!!!!~H! (sicl) g~~!!!2~!' Ann. Stat. Biol. Besse-en-Chaudesse !§: 158-170.
CIAVATTI, G., 1983. Mise au point d'une aethode d'isolement des talitres (Crustaces Aaphipodes) a partir des laisses de plage. BiJdr. Dierk ~~: 99-102.
CIBOROWSKII, J.J.H., 1983. & simple voluaetric instrument to estiaate biomass to fluid-preserved invertebrates. Can. Entomol. !!~: 427-430.
eIRON!, R. & S. RUFFO. 1981. (Soae considerations about the aacroinvertebrate coaaunity of the Po River near Caorso (Piacenza, Italy).) Rev. Idrobiol. ~Q: 47-82. (In Italian)
CIUBUC, C. & A. VADINEAMU, 1980. (Correlation of oxygen consuMption with teaperature and diaenaions in E!YY!Qg~!!~~y~ ~~!~~~!~y~ (Crustacea, Amphipoda).) An. Univ. Bucur. Bl01. ~~: 69-74. (In Rouaanian, not aeen)
COIMEAU, N., 1983. Energetic value in interstitial isopods and aaphipods from sandy besches aa a function of body size and season (western Mediterranean). Pp 687-692 in A. McLACHLAN & T. ERASMUS (eds), Sandy beaches as ecosysteas. Junk. The Hague.
COLLETT, L.C., P.A. HUTCHINGS, P.J. GIBBS & A.J. COLLINS, 1984. A comparative study of the Macrobenthic fauna of ~Q~!~Q~!~ ~y~~~~!!~ sesgrsss meadows in New South Wales. Aquat. Bot. !~: 111-134. _\
COMMITO, J.A., 1982. Importance of predation by infaunal polychaetes in controlling the structure of a soft-bottom community in MaIne, USA. Mar. BioI. §~; 77-82. (~~~~!~ Y!E~~~ is an important factor in the regulation of the abundance of gQEQEh!y! YQ!Y~~~QE.)
CONLAN, K.E., 1982. Revision of the gammaridean amphipod faaily Ampithoidae using nuaerical analytical methods. Can. J. Zool. §Q: 2015-2027. (The new genus ~~~Y~QE!~Q~~~~~ is erected for ~!~Q~~~!~ !~~~Q~!~~ froa New Zealand. The other genera diagnosed are ~!E!~hQ~, ~~E!!Eh!~hQ~ Conlan & Bousfield, 1982 and the revived ~!~Q~~~~~' Lists of spp, and a key to all ampithoid genera are provided, as well as biological data.)
CONLAN, K.E. & E.L. BOUSFIELD, 1982. Studies on amphipod crustaceans of the northeastern Pacific region I. 2. The amphipod superfaaily Corophioidea in the Northeaatern Pacific region. Faaily Aapithoidae: systeaatics snd distributionsl ecology. Natn Hus. nat. Sci. (Ottawa) Pub!. bioI. Oceanogr. !Q: 41-75. (Deals with gy!!~y~~ y~~!~!~!, 9 ~!E!~hQ~ spp. and 6 spp in ~~E!!Eh!~hQ! n. gen. (type ~!E!~hQ! ~!!QE~~!' 14 further spp). New taxa: !!E!~hg! ~~~~!!!~Y~ n. sp. (Prince of Wales Isl., Alaska = ~~ EQ!!!~ s. 8arnard 1954) and ~~E!!Eh!~hQ! !!!!Q~!gEh!!~ n. sp. (Coquiabo, Chile).)
CONLAN, K.E. & E.L. BOUSFIELD, 1982. Studies on aaphipod crustaceans of the northeastern Pacific region I. 3. The Superfamily Corophioidea in the North Pacific region. Fsmily Aoridae: systematics and distributional ecology. Natn Hus. nat. Sci. (Ottawa) Publ. bioI. Oceanogr. 1Q: 77-101. (New taxa: g9!!!!!ll!!!9r!! n. gen. (type .. p. g" £l£19£9l!!:! n. sp.(Chicacof Isl., S. Alsska), ~9EQ!~~~ !~!E!!l!~ n. sp., ~.!. !~~~E!!l~~!Y~ n. sp., ~.!. ~l!!!!§ n. sp. and ~.!. ~E!~Q~Y§ n. ap., all four Vancouver Island, Brit. Col., Canada. )
CONNELL, A.D. & 0.0. AIREY, 1982. The chronic effect of fluoride on the estuarine amphipods ~E~~~!g!!E~!!!! l!!~Q§~ and ~.!. !!9~9E!!!!l' Water Res. 1§: 1313-1317. (Not seen)
COYLE, K.O., 1980. A new genus and species of Oedicerotidae (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) froa the southeast Bering Sea. Syesis !~: 197-204. (~!~h~!E9~y~ !Y~!!~E! n. gen. n. sp. from SE Bering Sea)
COYLE, K.D., 1982. The aaphipod genus ~E~~~!fgl!~§ Barnard (Gammaridea, Phoxocephalidea) in Alaska. J. crust. BioI. ~: 430-450. (Deals with G. !!~gl!!!~g! n. comb. (=~9~~~EE!~!~ E9~Y~~~ !!~g~!E9! and G. sp. R. s. Barnard 1980), ~.!. Y~!E!~Y!! n. sp., ~.!. ~~~~~h!~~!! n. "p., ~.!. ~~~~~~, ~.!. 19~9!EQ~~E!~' ~~ ~~!~Y!~~~ n. sp. and ~.!. 9E~~~!!!·)
CROSS, W.E., 1982. Under-ice blota at the Pond Inlet ice edge and in sdJacent fast ice areas during spring. Arctic ~~: 13-27.
CUADRAS, J., 1982. Microtriches of amphipod Crustacea: Morphology and distribution. Mar. Behav. Physiol. ~: 333-344.
CULVER, D.C., 1982. Cave life: evolution and ecology. Harvard Univ. Press, Caabridge (Maas.), viii + 189 pp. (Not seen, unfortunately)
CURTIS, D.J. & J.C. SMYTH, 1982. Variations in densities of invertebrate
benthos of the Clyde estusry tidsl fIsts. Chem. Ecol. !: 57-60. (i.a. gQ~Q2~!~! YQ!~~~~Q~)
CZECZUGA, B., 1980. Changes occurring during the annual cycle in the carotenoid content of @~!!~~~! !~£~!~~!! G.O. Sars (Crustacea: Amphipoda) specimena from the river Narew. Comp. Biochea. Physiol. B §§: 569-572.
DAHL, E. , R.R. HESSLER, 1982. The crustacean lacinia mobilis. A reconsideration of its origin, function and phylogenetic significance. Zool. J. Linn. Soc. z~: 133-146. ('Doubt is cast upon the unity of the 6uperorder Peracarida mainly because the place of the order Amphipoda within it is regarded as insecure')
DAHL, E., 1983. Alternatives in Malacostracan evolution. Mea. Austr. Mus. !§: 1-5.
DAHL, E., 1983. Phylogenetic systeMatics and the Crustacea Malacostraca - a problem of prerequisites. Verh. naturw. Ver. HaMburg ~§: 355-371.
DAUER, D.M., G.H. TOURTELOTTE , R.M. EWING, 1982. Oyster shells and artificial worm tubes: the role of refugea in structuring benthic coaaunities of the lower Chesapeake Bay. Int. Rev. ges. Hydrobiol. §z: 661-677.
DAUER, D.M., R.M. EWING, J.W. SOURBEER. W.T. HARLAN , T.L. STOKES, 1982. Nocturnsl Boveaents of the Macrobenthos of the Lafayette River, Virginia. Int. Rev. ges. Hydrobiol. §z: 761-775. (Amph. pp 764, 767-769)
DAUVIN, J.C., 1983. Sur une annelide polychete et cinq aMphipodes nouveaux pour la faune de Roscoff, France. Trav. stn. bioI. Roscoff (N. Ser.) ~Z (1981): 7-9. (The aMphipods are ~~~h~2Qr~!~ gr~g!!!§, ~!2h!!Qgh~§ !~nYQ~n!, Qr~!!~ g~Q!~, !2~!!~9!~ QQ~!~, ~~Q2~9Q! !Qn~£~n~~~!·)
DAUVIN, J.C. , D. BELLAN-SANTINI, 1982. Description de deux nouvelles especes d'~!2~!1!£~ des cotes francaises stlantiques (Crustacea-AMphipoda): A!E~!1!f! ~QY!~!Qn~1 n. sp. et ~!E~!1!£! !EQQn~r1 n. sp. Cah. BioI. mar. f~: 253-268. (~~ tQY!~!Qnt1 n. sp. from Baie de Douarnenez, ~~ !EQQn~~1 n. ap. either Irish Ses or Baie de Douarnenez; the paper is not quite clear in this respect.)
DAUVIN, J.C., , F. GENTIL, 1983. Description de deux nouvelles especes de Lill)eborgiidae des cotes francaises (Crustscea - AMphipoda): k1!tr1~!!!
g~n~!2!!!! n. sp. et k!!~~!~!!! !2!n1!!~! n. sp. Cah. BioI. Mar. ~~: 429-442.
DEANS, E.A., P.S. MEADOWS' J.G. ANDERSON, 1982. Physical, chemical and Microbiological properties of intertidsl sediBents and sediaent selection by 9Q~Q2h1Y! YQ!Y~!~Q~' Int. Rev. ges. Hydrobiol. §z: 261-269.
DE MARCH, B.G.E., 1983. The behavior of the aaphipod ~~!!~~Y! !!fY!~r1! exposed to various hydrogen ion snd copper concentration in a preference-avoidsnce trough. Can. tech. Rep. Fish. aq. Sci. !!~Z: 1-12.
DEMING. J.W., P.S. TABOR' R.R. COLWELL. 1981. Barophilic growth of bacteria froa intestinal tracts of deep-sea invertebrates. Hicrob. Ecol. Z: 85-94.
DERMOTT, R., 1978. Benthic diversity and substrate-fauna associations in Lske Superior. J. Great Lakes Res. 1: 505-512.
DEXTER. D.M., 1983. Community atructure of intertidal sandy beaches in New South Wales. Australia. Pp 461-472 in A. McLachlan & T. Eraaus (eds). Sandy beaches as ecosysteMs, W. Junk, AasterdaM.
DEXTER, D.M., 1983. A guide to sandy beach fauna of New South Wales. Wetlanda (Australia) ~: 94-104. (A.ph. pp 99-101)
DEXTER, D.M., 1983. Soft bottOM infaunal cO.Munities in Mission Bay. Calif. Fish & Game §~: 5-17. (Aaph. p. 10)
DHOnpS-ARENAS, n., 1981. Ecologie d'une population superficielle de ~1E~~~9Y! ~~!~Q~~Qg~n!~!!! (crustace aaphipode hypoge). Etude biochimique et histologique en relation avec quelques caracteristiques de l'environneaent. These BioI. 3 cycle. Univ. Lyon, 95 pp. (not seen)
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DICIIHSOH, J.J., 1982. Studies on asphlpod crustaceans of the northeastern Pacific region I. 1. fasily Aapeliscldse, genus ~!e!!!~s~. Natn. Mus. nat. Sci. (Ottawa) Publ. bioI. Oceanogr. !Q: 1-39. (Deals with 16 spp (key), of which the following are new: ~~ b!§§l~t! n. sp. (Swanson Bay, Br. Col.), ~~ {~g!t! n. sp. (Vancouver lsl., Br. Col.>, ~~ ggt!Y! n. sp. (Swanson Bay, Br. Col.). ~~ ~U~2S!!g!, originally described as s subsp. of ~~ !!sr2s!eb~1!, la considered to be a full species.)
DICISON, G.W. & J.R. HOLSINGER. 1981. Variation asong populationa of the troglobitic asphipod crustacean ~t!U92UY~ !U~!UUg~y~ Packard (Crangonyctldas) living in different habitats, Ill: Population dynamics and stability. lnt. J. Speleol.!!: 33-48.
DIVAKARAH, D., 1982. Nervous systea of ~!tby!!! b!~!l!B!!! (Crustacea: Aaph!poda). Proc. Indisn natn Sci. Acad. B. BioI. Scl. 1~: 210-244.
DIVIACCO, G., 1919. (Aaphipods of fouling in the conduits of the electric power station of Torvaldaliga (civitavecchlo». Atti Soc. Toac. Scl. Nat., Mea., Ser. B, ~§, Suppl.., 312-315.
DIVIACCO, G., 1919. <fouling asphipod crustaceans of the electric power station of Valdo Ligure (Savona». Boll. Mua. lat. Biol. Univ. Genova 17: 93-99.
DIVIACCO, G., 1919. IReaarks on aaphipod crustaceans of the Orbetello lagoons (Grosseto». Atti Soc. Tosc. Se!. Nat., Mea. Ser. B, ~§, Suppl., 62-64. (1 have not seen any of Diviacco'a aany recent papera. Apparently all are in Italian.)
DIYIACCO, G •• 1980. (Reaarks on Crustacea Aaphipoda of Genoa harbour). Kea. Biol. aar. ocesnogr., Suppl. lQ: 387-388.
DIYIACCO, G., 1981. (Ecology and distribution of the aaphipod Crustacea of the Lagoon of Orbetellol. BoIl. Mus. Civ. St. Nat. Verona 7(1980): 303-311.
DIVIACCO, G., 1981. (Raaarks on Crustacea Amphipoda of the Po river delta). Rapp. Cosa. into Her aeditt. ~7: 115-116.
DIVIACCO, G., 1983. (First record of Q!~~!!!~!r9!! !!9!~h!!r (Walker) in the Hediterranean and notes on the genus Q!~~~!!~!rg!! Chevreux (Crustacea Aaphipoda). Boll. Nus. Civ. St. Nat. Verona 2 (1982): 631-640. (In Italian. The genus Q!~~~!!~!tg!! ia revived. Q~ !~9!~b~lr, originally described sub e!t!el!~!~!! was found froa deep water in the Ligurian Ses.)
DIVIACCO, G. & G. RELIIII, 1981. (The Asphipoda of the Orbehllo lagoon). Quad. Lab. Tecn01. Pesca ~ (Suppl.), 283-291.
DIVIACCO, G. & S. PINKSTER. 1982. ~~b!nQg!!!!r~! e~Ug~n~2!~!! n. sp. a new geamarid species froa the delta of the river Po, Italy (Cruatacea, Asphlpods). Boll. Hua. Clv. St. list. Verons ~(1981): 221-230.
DONN, T.E. & R.A. CROKER, 1983. Production ecology of tl!~!~2!!~! S!B!9!B!!! (Aephipoda, Hsuatoriidae) in southern Maine. Pp 661-661 in E. McLACHLAII & T. ERASHUS (eds), Sandy besches as ecosysteea. W. Junk, The Hague.
DORSEY, J.H., 1982. Intertidal community offshore fros the Werribee sewage-treataent fara: sn opportunistic infaunsl asseablage. Austr. J. aar. freshw. Res. ~~: 45-54. (Coprophiid aaphipods codoeinant)
DOYLE, R.W. & W. HUNTER, 1981. Demography of an estuarine aephipod (y!!!!tY! !!~r!n£!!U~!) experiaentally aelected for high r. A sodel of the genetic effecta of environaental chsnge. Can. J. Fish. sq. Scl. ~~: 1120-1121.
DOYLE, R.W. & R.A. HYERS, 1982. The aessureaent of dirsct and indirect intensities of natursl selection. Pp 151-116 in H. DINGLE & J. HEGEMAN (eds). Evolution and genetics of life histories. Springer Verlag, N. York (Not seen, unfortunately. Deals spparently with experi.ents on Gsaaarus !!~!!US!!U~!) --------
DOYLE, R.W., 1983. An approach to the quantitative analysis of dOMestication selection ln squsculture. Aquacult. ~~: 161-185. (Studies on ~!!!!t~! !!~t!nS!§nY!: selection for growth as it is influenced by the interaction
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between fertility and development rate in a continuously restocked population.)
DRANK, C.M. & J.M. ELLIOTT, 1982. A comparative study of 3 air-lift saMplers used for sampling benthic macro-invertebrates in rivers. Freshw. BioI. l~: 511-534.
DRIVER, E.A., 1981. Calorific values of pond invertebrates eaten by ducks. Freshw. BioI. 11: 579-581. (~~~!~!!~ ~~~~9~ had, at 3682 ! 453 cal./g. dry weigh, the lowest value meaaured.)
DUCRUET, J., 1982. Effects de l'ecdysterone sur Is formation des couples et sur Is vitellogenese chez ~~~~~ty! ~y!~~ (L.) et ~~~!~ty~ !Q~~~ty! Koch (Crustaces Aaphipodes). Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~2: 307-317.
DUDDRIDGE, J.E. & M. WAINWRIGHT, 1980. Heavy metal accumulation by aquatic fungi snd reduction in viability of §~!!~rH~ ~y!~! fed Cd2. -contaminated mycelium. Water Res. 1~: 1605-1611.
DUNCAN, K.W., 1981. The effect on Qr9h~!t!~ hYr!~~! (Amphipoda: Talitridae) of a whitey disesse csused by ~~9!!!Y~ ~y~~!!!~. N.Z. J. Zool. ~: 517-528.
DYE, A.H., A. McLACHLAN & T. WOOLDRIDGE, 1981. The ecology of sandy beaches in Natal, S. Africa. S. Afr. J. Zool. !§: 200-209.
EDGAR, G.J., 1983. The ecology of South-East Tasmanian phytal animal co •• unities. I. Spstisl organization on a local scale. J. expo sar. BioI. Ecol. ZQ: 129-157.
EDGAR, G.J., 1983. The ecology of South-East Tasmanian phytal animal connusities. 11. Seasonal change in plant and anisal populations. J. expo Bar. BioI. Ecol. ZQ: 159-179
EDGAR, G.J., 1983. The ecology of South-East Tasmanian phytal aniMsl cOMmunities. Ill. Patterns of species diversity. J. expo mar. BioI. Ecol. 70: 181-203
EDGAR, G.J., 1983. The ecology of South-Eaat TaSManian phytal aniaal communities. IV. Factors affecting the diatribution of aapithoid amphipoda aMong algae. J. expo Mar. BioI. Ecol. ZQ: 205-225. (Deals with 4 undescribed spp, 3 ~!~!~hQ~ and 1 g~!~gy~~)
ERCOLINl, A •• L. PARDl & F. SCHAPINI. 1983. An optical directional factor in the aky might iaprove the direction finding of aandhoppera on the aes shore. Monit. zool. ital. !Z: 313-327. (I~!!~tH~ ~~!~~~Q~)
EVERSON, I. & ? WARD, 1980. Aspects of Scotia Sea zooplankton. BioI. J. Linn. Soc. !~: 93-101. (i.a. on SMall acale aggregations of ~~t~~h~!!~~Q 9~H9!9h~yg!!·)
FANO, E.A., L. ROSS! & A. BASSET, 1982. Fungi in the diet of 3 benthic invertebrate apeciea. BoIl. Zool. 49: 99-106. (i.e. g9h!~Qg~!!~~~~ y~~~t~~)
FELLER, R.J. & E.D. GALLAGHER, 1982. Antigenic similarities among estuarine aoft-bottom benthic taxa. Oecologia ~~: 305-310.
FENWlCK, G.D., 1983. Two new sand-dwelling amphipods from Kaikoura, New Zealand (Oedicerotidae and Lysianassidae). (~~~y~! tQ~~r~ n. sp. and ~!~~Q!~gQ~ ~h~tQ n. ap.)
FENWICK. G.D. & D.H. STEELE, 1983. AMphipods of Placentia Bay, Newfoundland (Canada). MeM. Univ. Newfoundland occ. Papers BioI. QiZl: 1-22. (Not seen)
FIORONI, P., 1980. Das Dorsalorgan der Arthropoden unter besonderen Berucksichtigung der Malakostraken Drebse. Eine vergleichend eabryologische Ubersicht. Zool. Jahrb., Abt. Anat. Ontog. Tiere !Q~: 425-465. (Not seen)
FIORONI, P., 1981. Zua Auftreten der Geschlechtszellen ia Ontogenese-Verlauf der Krebse, ait besonderer Berucksichtigung der Crustacea Malacoatraca. Cah. BioI. aar. ~~: 383-406.
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FITZHARDINGE, R., 1983. Comparisons of the invertebrate faunas colonizing soft sediments in two different habitats. Bull. aar. Sci. ~~: 745-752. (An Austrslisn study)
FORWARD, R.B., 1980. Phototaxis of a ssnd-beach aaphipod: physiology snd tidal rhythms. J. comp. Physiol. !~§: 243-250.
FRIEND, J.A., 1982. New terrestrial amphipods (Amphipoda: Talitridae) from Australian foreats. Austr. J. Zool. ~Q: 461-491. (New taxa: ~~~~~2~~21~~~ n. genua; type sp. ~~ E~£~l~~!l~ n. sp. (Walpole, W. Austr.), further spp. ~~ 2££1~~~~~!1~ n. sp. (W. Austr.), and ~~ £~~~~~~~ n. sp. (S. Austr.). ~91!~~~1~ new genus, type sp. ~~ hYE~~2£h~ n. sp. (Victoria), further species ~~ hY!~~~ n. sp. (Queenslsnd).)
FROST, K.J. & L.F. LOWRY, 1983. Demersal fishes and invertebrates the northeastern Chukchi and western Beaufort Seas, 1976-77. Rep. NMFS SSRF Z§1: 1-22. (Amph. pp. 17-18)
trawled in NOAA techn.
FURST, M., 1981. Results of introductions of new fish food organisas into Swedish lakes. Rept Inst. Freshw. Res. Drottningholm §~: 33-47. (i.a.
~~!!~~~~ g~~~~i~Ei~Q~~ and ~~~~~E~£~~~h~~ !~£~~~E!~) GAGE, J.D., 1982. An aerated sedimentation column for subsampling large benthic
samples from deep-sea sediments. Deep-Sea Res. ~~A: 627-630. (Subsampling samples froa epibenthic sleds)
GEE, J.H.R., 1982. Resource utilization by ~~~~~E~~ E~!~~ (Amphipoda) in a Cotswold stresm: s microdistribution study. J. Anim. Ecol. §!: 817-332.
GEHRON, M.J. & D.e. WHITE, 1982. Quantitative determination of the nutritional status of detrital microbiota and the grazing fauna by triglyceride glycerol analysis. J. expo msr. BioI. Ecol. §1: 145-158. (i.s. ~~!~~~
~EE~~~!£~!~~~ and b~~2Q! ~~2~~~Ei) GEORGE, R.V., 1981. Pressure and temperature adaptationa of antarctic krill and
common peracarid crustaceans. Antarct. J. U.S. 1§: 145-146. (Not seen) GIBERT, J. & R. LAURENT, 1982. L'ecosysteme karstique du Massif de Dorvan
(Torcieu, Ain, France). 4. La derive d'invertebrea hypogea aquatiquea au niveau de l'exutoire principal du massif. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~:
471-483. (i.a. ~!Eh~Eg~~ Eh~~QEh~~~~~~~!~) GIBSON, 0.1. & E.T. VALTONEN, 1983. Two interesting records of tapeworms from
Finnish waters. Aquilo Ser. Zool. ~~: 45-49. (i.a. ~2~h!!!2~~~ 2!!1~1! from ~Q~~QEQE~!~ ~!!i~i!, a new host)
GINET, R., 1982. Structure et fonctionnement des ecoaysteaes du Haut-Rhone francais. 24. Les amphipodes des eaux interstitielles en amont de Lyon. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 231-237.
GINSBURGER-VOGEL, T., 1983. Etude de la mutation '"male sterile 1'" aHectant la aorphologie de la glande androgene chez le crustace amphipode QE£h~~t!~ g~~~~E~!!~~ Pallas. Int. J. Invert. Reprod. §: 161-170. (Not aeen)
GINSBURGER-VOGEL, T. & F. MAGNIETTE-MERGAULT, 1981. The effects of temperature on sexual differentiation in the temprature aensitive thelygenic-intersexual offspring of Q!£h~~t!~ g~~~~E~!!~~ (Amphipoda, Crustacea). 1. Effects of temperature on pubeacent females. Int. J. Invertebr. Reprod. 1: 39-50.
GINSBURGER-VOGEL, T. & F. MAGNIETTE-MERGAULT, 1981. The effects of temperature on sexual differentiation in the temperature sensitive thelygenic-intersexual offspring of QE£h~~~!~ 9~!!~E~!!~~ (Pallas) (Amphipoda: Crustacea). 2. Effects of temperature during embryonic and poat-embryonic development. Int. J. Invertebr. Reprod. 1: 51-65.
GINSBURGER-VOGEL, T. & J-J. MEUSY, 1982. Etude de la synthaae de la vitellogenine ches les Males intersexuea d'QE£h~~~l~ g~!!~!~!!~~ (Pallas) (Crustace amphipode). Effets de la greffe d'un ovaire. Can. J. Zool. §Q: 2588-2593.
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GINSBURGER-VOGEL, T., 1983. (Study of the effect of the aale sterile 1 autation on the androgen gland in the aaphipod crustacesn Q!£h~~~!~ g~!!~!~!!~~.) Int. J. Invertebr. Reprod. §: 161-170. (In French, not seen)
GLADYSHEV, M.I. & K.G. MALYSHEVSKII, 1982. (Dsily vertical aigrations of the benthoneuston in the Vostok Bay, Sea of Japan (USSR).) BioI. Morya (Vladivostok) Q!£l: 20-23. (In Rusaian. Six species, i.a. 9~e!~!!~ ~~£~!~~ and ~2~~29~~~!~ !2~!!~!~)
GOEDMAKERS, A., 1981. Population dynamics of three gaBmarid species (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) in a French chalk streaa. 2. Standing crop. BiJdr. Dierk. ~!: 31-69. (On ~~!!~!~~ e~ e~!~~, ~~ !2~~~!~! and ~£h!~29~!!~!~~ E~~!!!2~!)
GOEDMAKERS, A., 1981. Population dynaBics of three gaBBarid species (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) in a French chalk streaa. 4. Review and iaplicationa. BiJdr. Dierk. ~!: 181-190.
GOEDMAKERS, A. & S. PINKSTER, 1981. species (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) 8iJdr. Dierk. ~!: 145-180.
Population dynaaics of three gaaMarid in a French chalk stream. 3. Migration.
GOEKE. G.D., 1982. I!r2~ !r!2£~!!~!Y!, a new species of aaphipod (GaBaaridea: Synopiidae) froa western Atlantic snd Gulf of Mexico. J. crust. BioI. £: 148-153. (Close to I~ E~!!~!!~! Just, 1980. Type locslity Taapa Bsy, Florida)
GOEKE, G.D. & R.W. HEARD, 1983. Aaphipods of the faaily Aapeliscidae (GaMMaridea). 1. ~!2~!!!£~ E!£~!!n~~~, a new species of aaphipod froa the Gulf of Mexico. Gulf Res. Repts z: 217-223.
GOEKE, G.D. & J.M GATHOF, 1983. Aaphipods of the faaily Aapeliscidae (Gamaeridea). 2. Notes on the occurrence of ~!e~!!~£~ h2!!~!! in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Gulf Res. Repts z: 289-291.
GOLUBEV, A.P., Z.N. CHIRKOVA & V.E. ROSHCHIN, 1984. (The growth of young sand hoppers ~~!!~~Y~ !~£~~~!!~ (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) froa water bodies of 8yelorussia and Kola Peninsula.) Zool. Zh. §~: 573-577. (In Russian)
GONZALES, G.R.G. & R. ANADON, 1981. (DynaMics of tlx~!! n!!~~2n! (Aaphipoda, Talitridae) in the ~~!y~~!~ £~n~!!£~!~!~ zone st Banugues (Asturiss).) Oecol. aquat. ~: 207-218. (In Spanish, not seen)
GONZALEZ SANJURJO, R., DATE? (Study of the epifauna of seed aussel ropes in the Ria de Arosa.) Bol. Inst. Eapa. Oceanogr. z: 51-71.
GORDON, J.C.D., 1983. SOMe notes on SMall kelp forest fish collected from ~~££2!h!~~ 22!X~£h!Q~~ bulbs on the Iale of Cuabrae, Scotland. Ophelia ££: 173-183. (Doaicolous aMphipods sre the MSJor cOMponent in the diel of ~2E!Y!£Y!Y~ !!~Y!!£~n!, ~e!~~2g2n !!£!2£!2h~!Y~ snd 6!e~!!! !2n!~gy!)
GRAF, F., C. NOIROT-TIMOTHEE & C. NOIROT, 1982. The specializstion of septate Junctions in regions o~ tricellular Junctions. 1. Saooth septate Junctions (continuous Junctions). J. Ultrastruct. Res. z~: 136-151. (Studies on i.a. Q!£h~!!!~ £~Y!!~n~)
GRAF. F. & J-Cl. MEYRAN, 1983. Preaolt calcium secretion in aidgut posterior caeca of the crustacean Q!£h~!!!~: ultrsstructure of the epitheliuM. J. Morphol. 177: 1-23.
GRAMT, I.F. & H.A. HAWKES, 1982. survival of the freah-water A, Ecol. Biol. £~: 53-66.
Effects of diel oxygen fluctuations on the shrisp, ~~!!~~Y! 2Y!~~. Environs. Poll. Ser.
GRANT. J., 1981. Sedisent transport and disturbance on an intertidal sandflat: infaunal distribution and recolonization. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. §: 249-255.
GRANT, J., 1983. The relative sagnitude of biological and physical sediment reworking in an intertidal coa.unity. J. sar. Res. 1!: 673-689.
GRANT, J. & E.A. LAZO-WASEM. 1982. Systesatics and ecology of the estuarine aaphipod crustacean b'!'2.i.':I!!£tll!!! QI!!!£Y! Say, 1818 (Haustoriidae). Can.
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GREEN. J.H., 1983. Observations on the food of aarine fishes froa Resolute Bay, Cornwalllis Island. Northwest Territories. Astarte !~(1979): 63-68. (Fishes collected under ice in shallow water)
GREENWOOD, A.G., 1979. Odontocete parasites - soee new host records. Aquat. HaaM. Z= 23-25. (Not seen, i.a. !!2~Y~!~! ~!!2h!n!!)
GREENWOOD, P.J. & J. ADAMS, 1984. Sexual dieorphise ln ~!!!~!~~ e~!!~; the effect of current flow on pre-copula pair foraation. Freahw. Biol. !1: 203-209.
GRIFFITHS, C.L. & J. STENTON-DOZEY, 1981. The fsuna snd rate of degradation of atranded kelp. Eatuar. coaat. Shelf Scl. !~: 645-653. (A S. African atudy)
GRIGYALIS, A.I., 1980. (Benthic glacial relict Crustacea, found in glacial lakea of Lithuanian SSR, USSR, during 1952-1978.) Liet TSr Mokalu Akad. Darb. Ser. C, Biol. Mokslai (O)~: 69-76. <In Rusaian, not seen. I.a. e~!!~~!! gY~~!!!2!n2!~ and e2n~222!!!~ ~ii!n!!)
GROTTO, G.W., M.L.H. THOHAS, & J.S. BLEAKNEY, 1983. Growth and production of the intertidal aaphlpod Q2!2eh!~! Y2!~~!~2! (Pallas) in the inner and outer 8ay of Fundy. Proc. Nova Scottan Inst. Scl. 22: 47-56.
GUlDr, L.D. & A. TITO DE HORAlS, 19$3. Aacidian faecal pellets and their utili%stion by an epibenthic ampni~od. J. expo Rar. BioI. Ecol. Z!: 289-298.
GUNHILL, F.C., 1982. Hacroalgae as habit~t patch islands for ~~~~!!!!~!~! !~!~!!!2!! (Copepode: Harpacticoideal and &!2!~h2! ~!! (AMphipoda: GamMaridee (slc!». Mar. Bi01. §~: 103-116.
GUNNILL, F.C., 1982. Seasonal variations in the invertebrate faunas of E!l!~~!~ !!!~!g!!~! (Fucaceae). Effects of plant &1%e and distribution. Har. Bi01. Z~: 115-130.
HALCROW. K., 1981. The effects of reduced salinity on endocuticular deposition in ~!!!!£~! 2~!!~!~~! Segerstrale. J. crust. BioI. !: 526-530.
HARRIS, G.J. & E. HORGAN, 1983. Estiaates of significance in periodograa analysis of daMped oscillation in a biological tiMe series. 8ehav. Anal. Lett. ~: 221-230. (A study using Q2£Q2h!~! Y2!~~!~2£ as model)
HARRISON, P.G., 1982. Control of sicrobial growth and of aaphipod gra%ing by water-aoluble compounds from leaves of ~2!~!!! !!!!n!. Har. 8i01. §Z: 225-230.
HART"OLL, R.G., 1983. Strategies of crustacean growth. Hem. Austr. Hus. !~:
121-131. HASTINGS, H.H., 1981. Intersex speciaens of the sRphipod ~!2!!!!£! ~!!Y!~Q!~!!
(Costa). Crustaceana 11: 199-205. HAWKINS, C.R. & P.D. KEIZER. 1982. Asaonia excretion in QQ!22h!Y! Y2!Y~!~2[.
using an automated method. Can. J. Fish. eq. Sci. 2~: 640-643. HEARD, R.W •• 1982. Guide to cosson tidal marsh invertebrates of the
northeastern Gulf of Hexico. Rissiissippi - AlabsMa See Grant Ptograa Publication 79-004. (Available from Gulf Coast Research Lab., Ocean Springs, MS 39564 USA)
HELLUY, 5., 1982. Relations hotes-parasite du treaatode ~!~EQeh!!!~! 2!2!!!2!2~~!~~! (Rankin, 1940). I Penetration des cercaires et rap ports des aetacercaires avec le tissu nerveux des ~!!!!!~!, hotes intersediaires. Annla Parasitol. ~Z: 263-270. (The cercariae enter the gills through the branchial cuticle; aetacercariae encyst in cerebroid ganglia or ventral nerve chain.)
HELLUY, S., 1983. Relations hates-parasite du tresatode ~!~!Q2h!!!~! 2!2!!!2!2~~!~~! (Rankin, 1940). II. Modifications du cOMporteaent des Gasaares hotes interaediares et locslisations des aetacercaires. Ann. Parasitol. hua. CORp. ~~: 1-17.
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HEMPEL. I .• G. HUBOLD, B. KACZHARUK. R. KELLER, & R. WEIGHANN-HAAS, 1983. Distribution of soae groups of zooplsnkton in the inner Weddell Ses in 8um.er 1979/80. Ber. Polsrforsch. 2: 1-35. (Amph. pp. 8-9, 23-26. On p. 9-10 ~XQ~~!~!!! g!!!~!~! hss bs Ispsus been called ~~ !~~!~~~!~! (R. Welgasnn-Haas, pers. coa.).)
HEPPLESTON, P.B., 1984. ~!!!!~Y! QY!~~ (L.) in Orkney, Scotland (Aaphipoda). Crustacean a 1§: 220.
HERBST, G.N., 1981. The distribution of amphipod crustaceans within tsrael. Israel J. Zool. ~Q: 105-106. (Not seen)
HERBST, G.N., 1982. Effects of leaf type on the consumption rates of aquatic detritivores. Hydrobiologia ~2: 77-88. (i.a. ~!!!
Bight, 1340 a, = ~~ ~!~~!~! s. Bsrnard 1961), ~!~~YE!~2E!2!! ~~~!!!!~~!~gi n. naae (a replacement name for lEhi!!~i2E~i~ ~~~~E~!i~ Schellenberg non ~~ ~~!~E~!!~ Chilton). The genus ~!~Y~2!~!! is provisionally resurrected, and the authors express skepticisa ss to the merging of gE!Y!!~ with ~2!!!~i!!!!·)
HOLNAN, H., & L. WATLING, 1983. Amphipoda froa the Southern Ocean: families Coloasstigldse, Dexsainidae, Leucothoidae, Lill)eborgiidae and Sebidae. Antarctic Res. Ser. ~§: 215-262. (b!~E2~hQ! Q~~~!Y! n. sp. from 610 27'S, 410 55'W; key to species of ~!E!; redescriptions of several of Schellenberg's Antarctic species)
HOLHQUIST, J.G., 1982. The functional morphology of gnathopods importance in grooming, and variation with regard to habitat, in talltroidean amphipods. J. crust. BioI. ~: 159-179.
HOLHSTROK, W.F., B.W.W. GRANT & E. NORGAN, 1981. Preliminary observations on the low temperature tolerance of sn estuarine amphipod, gQ~Q2h!~! YQ!~t!tQ~. Cryolett~: 129-134.
HOLHSTROH, W.F., & E. MORGAN, 1983. Variation in tha naturally occurring rhythm of the estusrine aaphipod, gQ~QE~!~! YQ!~t!tQ~ (Pallas). J. sar, BioI. Aaa. U.K. §~: 833-850.
HOLNSTROH, W.F., & E. HORGAN, 1983. The effects of low tesperature pulses in rephasing the endogenous activity rhyths of 9QEQ2h!Y! Y9!yt!t9E (Palles). J. sar. bioi. Ass. U.K. §~:851-860.
HOLNSTROH, W.F., & E. MORGAN, 1983. Laboratory entrainMent of the rhythMic swisaing activity of gQ~Q2h!~! YQ!~t!tQ~ (Pallas) to cycles of teaperature snd periodic inundation. J. asr. bioI. Ass. U.K. §~: 861-870.
HOLSINGER, J.R., 1981. Aaphipoda. Pp. 36-40 in S.H. HURLBERT, G. RODRIGUEZ & N.D. SAHTOS (eds.) Aquatic biota of tropical South AMerica, part 1. Arthropoda. San Diego. (Holsinger's contribution deala with entire South AMerica)
HOL5INGER, J.R., 1981. ~tIgQ2rQ!Y§ g!n!~~n§!§, a troglobitic aaphipod crustacean froM Castleguard Cave, with reMarks on the concept of cave glacial refuges. Proc. 8. into Congr. Speleol. !: 93-95.
HOLSINGER, J.R., 1982. A preliMinary report on the cave fauna of Burnsville Cave, Virginia. NHS Bull. 11: 98-101 (i.a., ~1ygQ~rQ!~~ ~QnE~~i).
HOLSINGER, J.R., 1983. P~r~!!!!~~E~!!!!' a new genus of subterranean aaphipod crustacean (Hadziidse) froM northern Mexico. lnt. J. Speleol. 1~: 37-44 (The 80notypic genus la erected to acc080dste ~!!i~!E~!!!~ E!~~!~!E~ fr08 Coehulia, Mexico>.
HOLSINGER, J.R., J.S. MORT, & A.D. RECKLIES, 1983. The subterranean crustacean fauna of Castleguard Cave, ColUMbia Icefielda, Alberta, Canada, and its zoogeographic significance. Arct. Alp. Res. !~: 543-549.
HONG, J.5., 1983. Three tube-building asphipoda froM experimental plates in Deukrysng Bay in the southern coast of Korea. Korean J. Zool. g§: 135-153. (J~~~~ ;!!E~t~, gQ[Q2hi~! ~E~!E~~!E~! and fE!EthQ~!~~ EE~!!!!!~~!~)
HOVENKAMP, F., W. HOVENKAMP & J.J. van der HEIDE, 1983. Two new hyporheic aaphipoda, ~99!~!!!!~ (~Q9!Q!~!!!) EY~n!n~!~ n. sp. and ~Q9!~i~!!~ (~~~!g!~!!!!~l) 2!Q!!! n. sp., froM Corsica. Bi)dr. Dierk. ~~: 82-92.
"OWARD, R.K., 1982. I8pact of feeding activities of epibenthic aMphipoda on surface fouling of aelgrass leaves. Aquat. Bot. !1: 91-97. (P!E~~~~~!!n~
g~~~!ng~ and !~thyg~n!!~ n!!9Q) HUBERDEAU, L. & P. BRUNEL, 1982. (Efficiency and coaparative £aunlstic
aelectivity of 4 endobenthic, epibenthic and auprabenlhic sa8ples on 2 bottoa types.) Mar. Biol. §2: 331-343. (In French, not aeen)
HUDON. C., 1983. Selection of unicellular algae by the littoral amphipods g!!!~r~! Qg!!n!E~~ and g!!!!QE!~! !~~Y!~~E~!~! (Crustacea). Her. BioI. Z~:
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RUGHES, J.E., 1982. Life history of the ssndybeach aaphlpod ~29!!!!~2~~! (Crustacea: Dogielinotidae) froa the outer coaat of Washington, USA. Siol. Z!: 167-176.
IKEDA, T. & E. KING FAY. 1981. Hetabolic activity of zooplankton froa the Antarctic Ocean. Austr. J. aar. Freshw. Rea. ~~: 921-930. (l.a. ~!~!~h!~!!~2 g!~~!sh!~~!!)
IHADA, K., A. HIRAYAHA, S. NOJIHA & T. KIKUCHI, 1981. (The sicrodiatribution of phytal asphipods on Sargassua seaweeds.) Rea. Cruat. !!: 124-137. (In Japanese)
IHADA, K. & T. KIKUCHI, 1984. Studies on soae reproductive traits of three caprellids (Crustscea: Aaphipoda) and their seasonal fluctustions in the ~!~g!!!~! bed. Publ. Aaakusa aar. BioI. Lab. z: 151-172. (g~2~~!!~
~~~g~r~~~!!!, g~ ~~n!!!!~~!! and g~ ~!S!2!!n!) INSTINSKY, T., 1983. Zur Bindung von ~!!!!r~! !2!!!r~! Kock, 1835 (Crustacea,
Aaphipoda) an den Uaweltfaktor Stroaung. Verh. Ges. Oekel. !Q: 569-573. IVANJUSHINA, E.A., 1984. (The life cycle of ~~~!~! S!~!n!~~! (Crustacea,
Aaphipoda) in the Kandalaksha Bay (White Sea).) Zool. Zh. §~:. 191-196. (In Russian)
JACOBS. R.P.W.H. & W.H.T. HUISHAN, 1982. Hacrobenthos of soae Zostera beds in the vicinity of Rosco!f (France) with special reference to relations with cossunity structure and environaental factors. Proc. K.N.A.W. C§~:
335-356. JARRETT. M.E. & E.L. BOUSFIELD, 1982. Studies on aaphipod crustaceans of the
northeastern Pacific region I. 4. Studies on the aaphipod faaily Lysianassidae in the northeastern Pscific region. ~!222!!~2n and relsted geners. Systeaatics and distributionel ecology. Natn. Hus. nat. Sci. (Ottawa). Publ. bioI. Oceanogr. !Q: 103-128. (Mew taxa: ~~ S2!~!~!!n~! n. sp. (Br. Col. = ~~ ~!n~!s~!!~~! s. Barnard 1954), ~~S2!!~2n n. gen. (type ~!2p2!!~2n ~!S2!~!, further species ~~ !!!!!!! n. sp. (Lelu Isl. Br. Col.), ~~ ~!r~!~!!, ~~ ~2r!2p!S!!!S~!, ~~ !!n~!S~!~!), snd ~!!!!2n~! !Qng!!!r~! n. sp. (Br. Col.»
JAZOZEWSKI, K., 1981. Aaphipod crustsceans in the diet of pygoscelid penguins of the King George Island, South Shetland Islands, Antsrctics. Polish polar Res. ~: 133-144.
JAZOZEWSKI, K. & R. FRANC, 1982. Vertical distribution of ~!!!!~Y! species on the pier in the Gdynis harbour, Baltic Sea. Pol. Arch. Hydroblol. £~: 221-230.
JAZDZEWSKI, K. & A.W. SKALSKI, 1982. (5th International Colloquia on ~!!!!~Y! and ~!eh!~g~! and 3rd Internationsl Syaposiua on Groundwater Ecology.) Przeglad zool. ~§: 259-265. (In Polish)
JUNERA. J. & J-J. HEUSY, 1982. Vitellogenin and lipovitellins in Qrsh!!~!! g!!!!~!!!~! (Crustacea, Aaphipoda): Labelling of subunits after in vivo administrstion of tritiua- labelled leucine. Experientia (Basel) ~~:
252-254. JUST, J., 1981. I!rQn ~!!!!!r!! sp. n. (Aaphipods, Synopiidse) fros coral sand
in Barbsdos, with notes on behaviour. Zool. Scripta !Q: 259-263. . JUST, J., 1983. ~nQn~! !!!!n!! (Crua., Aaphipoda: Lysianassidae), cossensal in
the bivalve ~~!£~!~! !!!!!g!~~!, with notes on ~!~2e! g!!S!!!!! (Asphipoda: Stenothoidae). Astarte !~(1979): 69-74.
JUST, J., 1983. Siphonoecetinse subfaa. n. (Crustacea, Aaphipods, Corophiidse) 1: Classification. Steenstrupis ~:117-135. (Just recognizes the following geners: §!ph2n2!S!~!!, with subgenera §~ s. str., g!n~E!!Q!S!~!! subgenus nov., (type ~~ ~r2Y!r!nY! + 4) and Qr!!n~2!S!~!! (type §~ 2~!!n~!!!! + 1); ~~~QsQrQPh!~! (here also ~~ s2nsh!S2!!); Bh!n2~S!~!! n. gen. (sonotypic for
g~ ~~~~!~~! sp. nay. froa New South Wales, Australia); ~~!~~!!~~~~~~! n. gen. (type ~~ !~!!ls~l, here also ~~ !~!~~!!l!); g!~~!~~~~~~~! n. gen. (aonotypic, for g~ ~!~~!~~n!!! s. sp. froa Barbados); g~nsh~!~!~~!; and ~f~!s~~S~~!! n. gen. (aonotyp1c for g~nsh~!~!~~! !~~!~~!).) KAFANOV, A.I. & P.A. FEDOTOV, 1982. (Relationships between body length and body weight 1n soae aaphlpod crustaceans frOM the shore of Vityaz Bay (Sea of Japan). Bl01. Morya (Vladivostok) (0) t= 12-19. (In Russian, not aeen)
KAMENSKAVA, D.E., 1979. (Soae data on the biology of ~!!!! f!!S!~! (Montagu) (Aaphipoda, Gaaaaridae) in the Sea of Japan.) Pp 104-107 in A.P. KUZNETSOV (ed). Ehkologiya donnogo naaeleniya Shelfoyoy Zony. Inst. okesnol. An SSSR, Moskva. (In Russisn)
KAMENSKAYA, O.E., 1980. (Deep-sea Amphipoda (Aaphipoda, Gaaaaridea) collected froa drifting atation ' North-Pole 22'.) Pp 241-251 in M.E. VINOGRADOV & I.A. HELNIKOV (eds). 81010g1Y8 tsentral'nogo arktichestogo basaeJna. NAUK, MoakYa, 180 pp. (In Ruasian. Seventeen species in 9 faailiea, of which H!!!~!g!! S!!S~! n. sp. and bl!J!~2~9!! ~~Q!! n. sp. (a homonym? (WV) are deacribed as new. The material steas from depths of 2710-3580 a in the Canada basin.)
KAMIHIRA, V., 1981. Life history of sand-burrowing amphipod ~~~~~2~!2!~!! 1~2Q!!!£:~!:! (Crustacea: Doglelillotidae.) Bull. Fac. Fish. Hokkaido Univ. 32: 338-348.
KANNEWORFf, Eo 5. W. NICOLAISEN, 1983. A .siaple, hand-operated quantitative bottoa sampler. Ophelia ~~: 253-255.
KARAHAN, G.3., 1980. g292Qg~2!n!g !!!!!~!, new genus and species froa Bermuda, with re.arks to other genera and species (fam. Phoxocephalidae) (Contribution to the knowledge of the Aaphipoda 103). Studia Marina, Kotor ~~!Q: 149-175. (g~ l!lf!!l n. gen. n. ap. is described froa a BerMuda cave. Alao ~~~2!n!! !!!y!! ia redescribed from Norwegian aaterial, and a key provided to the genera of the Harpiniinae.)
KARAMAN, G.S., 1980. Contribution on the knowledge of the Amphipoda 113. Redescription of ~!2h!~g~! !g~!!~~ Schiodle and its distribution in Great Britain. 8iosistematika §: 175-185.
KARAMAN, G.S., 1980. Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda 116. Revision of some genera of family Corophiidae with description of three new genera. Pol)oprivreda i Sumarstvo f§(3): 3-12. (New taxa: QgS~Y!2S2~2Eh!~! n. gen. (type and only sp. Q~S!2!~ 2~!!g~~! --Note, Bousfield 1973 previoualy created e!:!!~~~nS!2!~ for this species (LW»; ~!~!SQ~2Eh!~! n. gen. (type and only sp. Q!!!SQ!~ !~!!n2!~)' and ~~QQsQ~2eh!~! (type sp. §!ehQ!!Q~£:~~!!:! ~!!!~Q!n!:!l~, possibly also ~~ S2!!S!l!SQ!~ • )
KARAMAN, G.S., 1980. First discovery of ~!2Q~rgy! Q!Q2r!9§!§ Schell 1940 (fam. Gaa.aridae) in Italy with reaarks to ~~ !!~g~n~ Garb. 1894 (Contributiona to the knowledge of the Amphipoda 111). Glas. Republ. Zavoda Zast. Prirode-Prirodn)ackog Muze)a Titogrsd !~: 71-80,
KARAMAN, G.S., 1980. New genus of family Gammaridae from Baikal Lake, ~~!~~29~!!~~~!, n. gen. with reference to genus Q!~~~29~!!~~~~ Stebb. Montenigrin Acad. Sei. Arts, Glasnik Sect. nst. Sci. ~: 149-169. (~Q!~~Qg~!~!~~!:! n. gen. hss a type and only sp. ~~~~~~~~ f!~Y~! Dybowsky, which is redescribed. Also ~~ ~!Q!n~!, the type sp. of Q~~~~2g~!!~~~!, is illustrated. )
KARAMAM, G.S., 1980. Revision of genus l~~n!!!~ Sars with description of new species, l~ !~!~! n. sp. (faR. Lil)eborgiidae). Acta adriat. f!: 409-435. (The genera l~~!!!·H~ and b!~~~!!H! are united under the foner naRe, while ~!~~2nl~ is reestablished as a monotypic genus. A key to l~~n!!!~ spp is provided and l~ !~!~l n. sp. froa Bermuda described.
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KARAMAN, G.S., 1980. Revision of the genus 1Eh!~~~!~ Rathke 1843 with description of two new genera, ~!!!~2!Eh!~~~!~ and ~!:~92E~!!2E12!!'!' n. gen. (fam. Acanthonotozomatidae) (Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda 117). Pol]oprivreda i Sumarstvo ~~(4): 47-72. (New taxa: ~!!i~2!Eh!~~9!~
n. gen. (type and only sp. !Eh!!~~!~ h!'!~E~~!!!!!'!!~) snd ~!:!92E~!!2E!2!~ n. gen. (type and only sp. ~~Q2E!2!!'! 12~Q!Q!. ~~Q2E!2!~ 1 h!~9E~!:h! is removed to £2Q2!~~~' 1Eh!!!~!~ g~~~!!2~~! is illustrated froa Adriatic material.)
KARAHAN, G.S., 1981. Contribution to the knowledge of the Aaphipoda 118. Revision of genus ~!!:~SE~!!92!!Y! Chevr. 1900. Glas. Republ. Zavoda Zast. Prirode- Prirodn]ackog Huze]a Titograd 11: 31-46. (~!E2SE~Q92!!Y~ n. gen., with type ~!!:~SE~!!92!!Y~ ~E!!!!S~~9~!:~~ and further app ~~ E~!!2~~!! (redescribed here) and ~~ !2!!9!S!,!~9~~' Also ~Y92SE~!!92!!Y~ E~!Y! ia redescribed. ~~!:~SE~Q92!!~~ a. str. now only contains the type species, ~~ !2!!9!E~!' )
KARAMAN, G.S., 1981. Genus §~!!~E~!!~§ Herbst and the value of its species (faa. Ga.aaridae) (Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda 122). Pol]oprivreda i Sumaratvo fZ(4): 27-43. (§~ ~!!9~!2~~~ is a Junior synonym of the Black Sea species §~ S~E!Q~!:~~' §~ ~2!~E! is not known from the Mediterranean.)
KARAMAN, G.S., 1981. Deacription and distribution of ~!Eh~E9~~ !2Q9!£~~9~!:~~ Ruffo in Yugoslavia 'and Italy (fam. Gaamaridae) (Contribution to the knowledge of the Aaphipoda 115). Biosisteaatika Z: 39-49. (~~
!2U9!S~~9~!:~~, described as spp of ~~ ~2sh!~u~~, is given full species rank. )
KARAMAN, G.S., 1981. Redescription of ~!!!~~ E!~Q~!:!E9~ Kunkel, 1910 froR Bermuda islands with revision of genera ~!!!~~ Leach and ~~!~~2~!!!~~ n. gen. (Contribution to the knowledge of the ARphipoda 119). Pal)oprivreda i Suaarstvo ~Z(l): 29-50. (~Q!~~2~!!!!:~ n. gen., with type species ~!!!!:~ 9!~9!2!~ and 24 further species, is split off froa ~!!!~~ s. str. on charactars ofax.2 and ur.3. ~!!!!:~ 9E~U~!!~U~ is reaoved to ~~!!sh!!!!!, QE~Q92!!~~ ~~!!!~~! to ~!!!!:~.)
KARAMAN, G.S., 1981. Revision of ~29!~!!!!~-group of genera with description of SODe new taxa (faD. Gaaaaridae) (Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda 121). Pol]oprivreda i Sumaratvo fZ(3): 23-44. (With key to genera. The following new taxa are described: ~29!9!!!!~ 1~1 sh!~§!!n§!§ (Chiapas, Mexico), ~~ i~l !!~!S~Q~ (Chiapas, Mexico), ~29!9!!!!~ subgen. ~2QQ9!9!!!!~ n. subgen. (type sp. ~~ e~E!~!~ES!!!~!~, further sp. ~~ eE~~!!!!Q!!~), ~~E!Q2e2g!9!!1!! n. gen., aonotypic, with type sp. ~~
!:~EEh!!!!s~) KARAHAN. G.S., 1981. Ravision of genus ~~!E~!!~ Chevr. 1911 with description of
£2!2!~!E~!!! E!E!2!:!, n. gen. n. sp. and ~~!E~!!! !!~2~~E! n. ap. (faa. Gnaaaridae) (Contribution to tha knowledge of the Aaphipoda 120). Pol]oprivreda i SURarstvo fZ(2): 37-50. (~~!E!!!! !:!U~!!~!!! ia redeacribed. ~~ !:!!!~!!!Q! a. Nagata 1965 and Ledoyer 1979 is redeacribed as ~~ !~92Y!E! n. sp. (type loco Madagascar). ~~ !:!Q~!!§g~ s. Pirlot 1936 is redescribed sS g2!2!!~E!!!! E!E!2!:! n. gen. n. sp. (type lac. Aru islands».
KARAHAN, G.S. & J.L. BARNARD, 1981. The aynonysization of IE!292~ K.H. Barnard with ~!E~!!!£~ Kroyer (Crustacea, Amphipoda). Ann. S. Afr. Hua. ~1: 255-264.
KARAHAN, G.S., 1982. Contribution to the knowledge of the Aaphlpoda 101. ~!E~~E9~! E!!~92S~!E!~~, n. ap. and ~~ S~!!!!~!!, n. sp., new naaea for some ~!E~~E9~! species. Pol]oprivreda i Suaarstvo f~(l): 73-77. (~~
E~~~g~S!!E!~~ n. nase for ~~ £!!E!~! Derzhavin (non Gri.a). ~~ £!!!!!~!!
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n. naBe for .~~ ~~~g!~~ 12ng!g~£~~!~~ Birstein (non N. ~2£~!~n~~ ~2U9!9!£~~~~! Ruffo).)
KARAKAN, 6.5., 1982. Contribution to the knowledge of the ABphipoda 125. First discovery of genus ~!R~!!92R~!~ Chevr. 1922 in Yugoslavia with revision of the genus (faa. GaaBaridae). PolJoprivreda i SUBaratvo g§(2): 87-103. (New Baterial froa Serbia show ~~ ~!!~R!n2~~~ to be a Junior synonya of ~~ £!!R!!~' so that the genua ia aonotypic.)
KARAKAN, 6.5., 1982. Critical reaarks to the recent revisions of ~29!9!!11!-group of genera with atudy of soae taxa (faa. Gammaridae) (Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda 126). PolJoprivreda i Suaarstvo g§(3-4): 31-57. (~29!9!!11! i~~!g!g!!ll!l !!g!n2!g!~ n. sp. (=~~ £!~ !!9!U2! Ruffo & Vigna Taglianti 1977, froB well in Oaxaco, Mexico). ~~
!!!!g!n~!£Y!!~! is redescribed froB new Serbian aaterial. Diagnoses of and a key of all genera are provided. ~2!!g!g!!1!! Stock is a Junior obJective synonya of ~
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KNOTT, D.H., D.R. CALDER & R.F. VAN DOLAH, 1983. Macrobenthos of sandy beach and nearshore environment at Murrels Inlet, South Carolina, USA. Est. coast. Shelf Sci. !§: 573-590.
KOLDING, S., 1981. A key for Marine and brackish water ~~!!~[Y! species (Crustacea, A .. phipoda). Natura Jutland. !~: 57-60. (A Danish study)
KOLDING, S., 1981. Habitat selection and life cycle characteristics of five species of the ssphipod genus ~~!!
Monotypic based on IgiliY§ ~yng~~~y§. The Podoceridae are divided into 4 subfamilies: Podocerinae n. subfaa. (with ~2~2S~!Y§ (c. 30 spp), h!~~!!~Q~h!!~§ (7), g!~~22h!~! (2) and h~!2§~!22~§ (1); the Xenodicinae n. aubfaa. (!~~2~!S~ (1) and ~~~!2~~~2~!9~ n. gen. (monotypic, for !~ !!9EQ2h~~!!!!), the Neoxenodicinae n. aubfam. (aonotypic, for ~~Q~~~2~!S~ (2», and the Dulichiinae n. aubfem. (with Q~!!S~!! (5), QY!!Sh!Q2§!~ (6), Q~Q2~~Q~ (9) and ~!E!~~!!S~!! (1». Diagnoses of and a key to all genera ara provided, together with a synoptic key.)
LAZO-WASEH, E., 1983. Additional record of the terrestrial amphipod ~ES!~!!!~E~~ !~!Y!~!SY~ (Haswell, 1880) in California, USA. Crustaceana 1~: 213-214.
LEBER, K.K., 1982. Seasonality of macro invertebrates on a temperate high wave energy sandy beach. Bull. mar. Scl. ~f: 86-98. ('Haustoriid amphipods dominant in winter'. A study froB N. Carolina.)
LEDOYER, H., 1982. Cruataces Aaphipodes Gam.ariena. Famille des Acanthonotozomatidae a Gam.aridse. Faune de Madagascsr ~~(1): 1-598. (In this monumental work, the first of two volumes, the Buthor sums up his many previous studies on Malagasy marine amphipods and adds a host of new ~aterisl, including somewhat incongruously a fsir number of deep-aea sp,.cies (2500-4500 m) that happened to be taken near Madagascar. All species are fully describad and illustrated, with notes on 'Affinites'. The author also gives diagnostic keys to sll taxa (both in French and Engliah, a very polite geature to a largely monolingual English-apeaking world), and aynoptic diagnosea to all faMilies. The classification follows Mostly Barnard's Handbook, but a number of different proposals are noted. The book contains a large nUMber of new and interesting discoveries, but no apectacular novelties, and only two new genera are created: QSh!~~99!y~
(an acanthonotozoMatid with some ochlesid characters) and b~~§£h!~~!!Q~§i§ (DexaMinldae). Further new taxa and changes in classification: Qsh!~~Q~!Y! n. gen. (AcanthonotozoMatidae), monotypic, with Q~ !2!~!S9E~!~ n. ap. (iles Glorieuses), ~~E!l!!£~ ~Q!!!Q~~~~!! n. sp. (Nosy Be), ~~Q!!~ 912~12~!! n. sp. (3700 a), ? §!~!~22~!! ~§~~iE~~ n. sp. (coral reef), ~221~~h§Q~Q!Q!~ ~~9y~~!E§! n. sp. (coral reef), ~!2~i~h2~ ~!!Y!YQ! (=~~ !~~~ Nayar, non M. Edw.), ~~ S!Y!!!~! (=gy~!~y!~ Q~~Y!~!£~~!~ Ledoyer 1972, non Chevreux, and ~~ ~!EgY~!~~i Rabindranath non Stebbing), gy!~~y~! ii!9~~ 6.1. (different forMa), E~!~~~!!~!~ !!~~g!~S!!~~!!~ n. sp. (=E~ QQS~! Ledoyer, non Schellenberg and ~~ 1 !~~!Sy~ Ledoyer, non Sivaprakaaam), gQ12!!~~1~ Q~§Y!S2~~!! n. ap. (Banc WaIters), ~2ES~Q 9E~S!!!E~! n. ap. (2500 M), ~2~~1~!~11! ~!!Q~2h! n. sp. (3716 s), gh~!~!E~Q~!~ !!~!!~ n. sp. (coral reef), §~!!~!2E~!~ ~.U~~.U£~ (forse A & fOrMe B), §.!£!l§lH§~! (of which g~~~!~!l§Y! !§!1s!l~!~~y~ is a synonya), §~!~~!~!~~~!!! QQ~~!~~2!~~~ !2QY~~~ n. ssp. (Tulesr), §.! lQ~g!~!S~~lY~ n. ap. (coral reef), ~2~~~Q2~! ~Y!~!~!~~1! n. sp. (NoBY Vel, h~!Q2!~!~ S!~£Y! n. ap. (625 a), b~~~Q£h~!~~~ 9Y!r§~~1 n. sp. (Banc Waltera), ? ~!!!922!!! 2Ql!g~!!~~y~ n. ap. (Mayotte), ~!!Y~2!~9!!Eh22Y! E!!Y~2S~~!~~Y~ n. Bp. (=~~ sh~!!~Y! Ledoyer 1979 non b!!Q2~ Sh~l!~Y~ Walker), ~~~lY~ ~Yl~~E~~!!~ n. ap. (=~.! 9E~~Y!Q~Y~ Ledoyer 1979, nOn Walker), §Y!E~~! i~~Y~~2~!2E~!!1 Q!~Y!~E!~!~ n. Bp. (Tulear), §~ il §l 12~9!S2E~!! n. Bp. (Nosy Be), §~ i§l ~E!~!SQr~!~ n. sp. (Tulear), b!2~S!l!~~!1! ~!~!9!~S!!~~~!~ n. Bp. (2300-2500 a), b~2~sh!~~!!Q2!!~ n. gen. (Dexaainidse), type h.! Q!!Y!£!~Q!~! n. ap. (3710 a), further species b~ !~!!gy!S!Y~!~! n. ap. (3450 s), ~!!!1~2~sh!~~!1! !2~g!S2r~!~ n. ap. (3716 a), ~~!~!2~h~h!1!Y! S!Y!!!~! n. sp. (Nosy Be), g!~Q~!!~Q QE~Y!2~! n. sp. (2500,), gY!!!2!~!~ ~~~~!!~!Y~ n. Bp. (Banc Walters), gY~:!r~~ !!i!rQ~~E!!! n. sp. (2500 a), Bh!Sh2~!22!~ 91Q!!2!!~ n. ap. (615-625 a), ~!!~h~s~r!~QSY!! ~~~Eh~~~!~! (Figures ISbelled ~!~~!l~~!Y! !2!~2!Y! n. gen. n. ap.),
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~~!!~2£~~ !~!!~!~!!!± n. ap. (=~~ 1 !~~!2~~£~!~!~~ a. Tatteraall 1922 & Ledoyer 1968, type loco Tulear), !~~2£!!!~~ n. aubgenua of £~~!!2£!!!~~' type £~~!!2£E!!~~ i!~l !~~E!!~' further sp. £ ill ~~!~~~!!!~~, ~H!~~E! P!~£!~P!~2~! n. sp. (Islea Glorieusea) ~~~!~!!!!2P~! n. subgen. of g!!!!2P~~, type ;~ i~l ~p!~!p!!P~! n. sp. (aangrove, no further loc.), g~ ~!!!!E!! n. sp. (Banc Waltera), ;E!2P!!! !~!!g~!£!~~!!! n. sp. (TuIeer), ~!!!!!~! sp. (new to the Indisn Ocean, 770-860 sI), H!~~!! ib!!92£!E!~2£~!1 ~!~!!!!E! n. sp. (Sarodrano), l!E~!~!! (recte l!E~!Eg!!) !E!~!g~!~! n. sp. (Banc de la Zelee), ~!!!! 9!2E!2!!! n. Sp. (ls1es Glorienses), ~~ !~!~!!P!~2!! n. sp. (240 a), ~~ Q!£!!!£ fora A & B, ~~ P~~2n£~!!~! n. ap. (Banc de la Zelee), ~~ E!!H~2!!E9!~!!! n. ap. (Tulear, = ~~ !!!~~E!! Ledoyer, non Haawell), ~!!!!£22~! !!!!~!£!y!~! n. sp. (450 a), ~!!!!! !!!~!~~! n. sp. (Fort Dauphin), ~!~!£!!!~2£~! Q!~!~~!~~! n. ap. (Italy), ? ~~ !n!E!!! n. sp. (Banc Waltera) ~!~!!!!E! !!~~!~~ n. ap. (Banc WaIters) and e~E~!!!!2E~! ~!!!! n. sp. (Banc de la Ze1ee).)
LEDOYER, M., 1983. Les Oedicerotidae (Crustacea Aaphipoda) de la mer aedlterranee. BoIl. Hua. Civ. St. Nat. Verona 2: 45-84. (Deals wlth ?~EEh!! !!~!~!EE!g!! n. sp. (Napoli), ~!!hY~!~2~ !£~~!iE2~!' ~~ Q!gy~!!g~!! n. sp. (SE France), ~~ !QQQS~!2g!iQE!!! n. ap. (Napoli), H!!!£E!!2~ !!9~!£QEg!!, ~Qg2£~!2g!! !SH~!Q!! n. sp. (Marseille), ~~ S!E!g!~~!, ~~ g!QQQ!~!, ~~ 9E!!!~!, ~~ !!~!!!!!!Q~!, ~~ Q!£~!E9!. ~~ !~QgHgH!, Q!9!S!EQ!9!! Q!!2!~! n. sp. (Napoli), Q!9!S!EQE!!! QE!Y!£2Eg!!, e!E!2S~!29!! !2ng!~!g~! !ng~!~!E!! n. ssp. (Marseille), ~!~~~229!!!~ ~!~S~!! and ~~E~£~!E2~~~!!. Also the genera ~Qn~2S~!t!! (2 spp.) and ~Ynsh~!!g!~! (2 spp.) are discusaed.)
LEE. W.Y. & C.R. ARNOLD, 1983. Chronic toxicity of ocean-duaped pharaaceutical wastes to the msrine aaphipod ~!Q~!~~2~ y!!!g!. Mar. Poll. Bull. 11: 150-153.
LENANTON, R.C.J., A.I. ROBERTSON & J.A. HANSEN. 1982. of detsched macrophytes as nursery area of fish. 51-58. (~!!2~S~!!~!! SQ!EE!!!H! is main prey for surf zone fish species in W. Australia.)
Nearshore accumulations Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. ~:
o + year classes of 4
LEWIS, S.M. & B. KENSLEY, 1982. Notes on the ecology and behaviour of ~!~~g!!Eh!~~Q!g~! !nSHEY!E!! (Just) (Crustacea, Asphipoda. Ampithoidse). J. nat. Hist. !§: 167-174. (Not seen)
LIESHOUT, S.E.N. van, 1983. Presence of a aesber of the genus ~g!i~!£~!!!g (Amphlpoda) on Tortuga, Venezuela. BiJdr. Dierk. ~~: 244-246. (SpeciMens intermediate between ~~ !!!~g!g!~! and ~~ ~2!!!ng!E!')
LINCOLN, R.J. & M.H. THURSTON, 1983. ~!!!~~!!~~!, a new genus of deep-sea amphipod (Gasaaridea: Lysianassidae) with descriptions of two new species from the North Atlantic Ocean. Bull. Br. Hus. nat. Hist. (Zool.) 11: 85-101. (~!!!~~!2Q!!! !!£E29!~~~!! is redescribed. ~!!!~~!!~~! n. gen. has 2 spp., ~~ !2Q!~! n,. sp. and ~~ 9E!£!!!! n. sp., both fros abyssal depths in the Bay of Biscay.)
LINDEHAN, D.H. & W.T. HOMOT, 1983. Production of the amphipod HY!!!!!~ !~~!£! (Saussure) in a northern Ontario lake. Can. J. Zo01. §!: 2051-2059.
LIPSKAYA, N.Y., 1980. (Intensity of Metabolism in soae hyperiid species from the southern Pacific Ocean.) Gidrobiol Zh. !§(6): 14-17. (In Russian, not seen)
LOCKWOOD, A.P.M.L., S.R.L. BOLT & H.E. DAWSON, 1982. Water exchange acrosa crustacean gills. Pp 129-147 in D.L. HOULIHAN, J.C. RANKIN & T.J. SHUTTLEWORTH (eds), Gilla. Exp. BioI. Seainar Ser. 16. Cambridge Univ. Press.
LOM, J. & I. DESPORTES, 1981. A£finitea de e~~!!y~~ Q!E!~2~! Chatton, 1911, parasite de e2!£!!2£~~!t~! !~EQ!n~ (Annelide Polychete) svec les
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Marteiliidae Sprague, paraaite d'Hu1tres et du Cruatace Q~~~~!~!~ g~!!~~~!!~!. CR Acad. Sci. Paris ~~~: 627-632.
LOPRETTO, E.C., 1983. (On the bioecology of the freshwater aaphipod tly~!§!!~ e~!e§~~~ Cavalier 1. Reproductive behavior). Lianobios~: 371-378 (In Spanish, not aeen). ,id-5 LOWRV. J. K ., 1981. A redescr i pt ion of ;!e!!~§!:2e!!j;!!~!!l!!1 9!:2!!!!§!l! Spand 1 based on type aaterial froa the Red Sea and new aaterial froa the Great Barrier Reef (Aaphipoda, Dexaainidae). Crustaceana ~!: 190-198. (Q~~!!!~2~~!~! n. gen. is proposed aa replacement name for the preoccupied ~e~~~!:2e!!t~~!!~!·)
LOWRY, J.K., 1982. The status of the gammaridean Amphipoda collected by the Australasian Antarctic Expedition 1911-1914. Crustacean a ~~: 319-320. (Missing type aaterial)
LOWRY, J.K. & G.D. FENW1CK, 1982. E~~!!:2~' a new amphipod genus froa The Snares, New Zealsnd (Gaamaridea, Corophiidae). J. nat. Hist. !§: 119-125. (E~~!!:2~ !:!!~ n. gen. n. ap., a species living in eapty barnacle shells.)
LOWRY, J.K. & G.D. FENW1CK, 1983. The shallow-water gaaMaridean AMphipoda of the subsntarctic islands of New Zealand and Australia: Melitidae, Hadziidae. J. ray. Soc. N-Z. !~: 201-260. (The following species are described and illustrated: g§!~~2~2Q~!~ ~~!!ll§Y! (tranaferred froM tl~~~~), g~ ~~!:9~~l~~!, g~ !~~!:~~~!lt~~ n. sp. (Auckland Isl.), g~ Q~~~, g~ ~!!!t~~~!!! (from Tristan da Cunha, the redescribed type Material of ~~§!~~l!!l~~ t!!!j;~!l~!l~!~)' ~~!!~!:~!!~ ~YQ2Q~2!:~ n. sp. (Snares), tl2~2 n. gen. (Helitidae, type tl~l!~~22t~ !~!!!1~ spp phenotype, further spp. ~~ !!!!t!Q~!!~ n. sp. (Snares 1s1., is tl~!!~~22j;~ !~!!!!~ Ps. phenotype) and ~~!!~£22~~ £~!:j;~j;~), tl~~!~ !!l£~!t~, I~9~~ n. gen. (Melitidae) type and only species I~ ~Q2!:~!~ n. sp. (Snares); ~!!~Q!~ n. gen. (Hadziidae). type and only species ~~ ~l!Q~!lt~!:£t!£~ n. sp. fro a Auckland Ial.)
LOWRY, J.K. & H.E. STODDART, 1983. The aaphipod genus ~~!:~~~!Q~£~!~ in New Zealand waters (Cruatacea, Lysianassoidea). J. ray. Soc. N.Z. !~: 261-277. (Deals with E~ ~!l9l!!1j;~ n. sp. (Lyttelton Harbour), ~~ ~~!:~~~ n. sp. (Wellington Harbour; thia is the '~~!t~g~~!l!~!l!' on which Fincham published his studies of periodic swiMllling behaviour), ~~ g~!~~~ n. sp. (Hawke Bsy) and E~ !t~g!!~!l!~!l!)'
LOWRY, J.K. & H.E. 5TODDART, 1983. The shallow-water gammaridean Amphipoda of the subsntarctic islands of New Zealand and Australia: Lysianassoidea. J. roy. Soc. N.Z. z: 279-394. (In this important atudy the authors informally recognize three groups of lyaianasaoida in their Material (there are more elsewhere), v.z. the conicostolllstids, the lysianassids and the uristida. The conicostomatid group consists of ~£!~2~~Q~~, ~£2~~!2!~2~~' g2!l!£Q~~2!~ n. gen. (described in a paper in press), Q£2~!!l92' ~!!2~2~~2~~' ~£2!2g2!j;2!~ n. gen., ~!!~£~!~~Q!l!~' ~2£~!:~2!Q~! (type sp. only) snd ~j;2~~£2!lt!2~' A number of other species with 'conical mouthparts' are considered not to belong to this natural group, but to be convergent. A key to and diagnoses of the conicostomatid genera are provided. The type and only species of ~£2!2Q2!~2~~ n. gen. is ~~2~~£2!lt!2~ Q!:!2~2g!~~. The following app are described and illustrated: ~£2~~!2~~2!~ ~!!!2!l!~' ~~ t~Q~!:£~!!~~ n. sp. (Snares), ~t2!~£2!l~!2~ ~~~t!~~~~!!! (transferred frOM ~~Q!l~!2!~2!~)' ~~ !!~!:!~Y! n. sp. (Snares), ~~ Q~Q!!l!! (with ~~ ~~!g~~!~!l!' a synonya based on secondary males), ~~ Q~!lg~g~!lg~ n. sp. (Caapbell 1sl.), g!l!~Y~!:~ !~~~ n. Sp. (Snares), ~~~~!l~! n. gen. (lysianassid group), type sp. ~~ g~!l~! n. sp. (Snares) further species ~!Q~!!~ !!l~~g!:!£~~~~) (here also? ~~!~~Q~~!~ sp. of Bellan-Santini & Ledoyer 1974), bY!!~!l2g!!! ~!~~~ n. sp. (Campbell Isl.), ~~!:~~Q~~!~ ~2~~!! (of which ~~~~~~!Q~!!~ Q!E~!:~!~~ is the male).
The history of the genus ~~!~~~l~~~~i~ is discussed and a key to females provided; fully described sre £~ ~~~i~~ n. sp. (Snares), ~~ ~!!~~~~ n. sp. (Campbell Isl.), £~ ~!~~~!! (with reidentification of esrlier material published under this name), £~ E~l~~!~ n. sp. (Snares), £~ ~~~~~ n. sp. (Auckland Isl.), £~ ~h9~~9~!, £~ y~~~~ n. sp. (Snares), g!EEe~~~e~ h~~~ n. sp. (Snares), g~ ~~~~~~ n. sp. (Snares), g~ ~~~!~~~~ n. sp. (Snares), Q!~he~~~~ ~~h~ n. sp. (Snares), £~~~~e!~he!~~~ ~e~~~!. I!YEhe~~!l~ ~~!~~~ n. sp. (Snares) and £~~~Qe~~~!!e!Q~~ ~e!~~~!!~~!!~. In an appendix on p. 394 ge~!~9~~9!~ ~~!~~ n. sp. (Kangaroo Isl., S. Austrslia) is typified; it will be described elsewhere.)
LO~RY, J.K., 1984. ~~~!!!!E!~~ ~e!!~~~~!!~, a second species in the family Haxillipiidae froa Papua New Guinea (Aaphlpoda, Gaaaarides). Crustaceans 1~: 194-201. (This new species lives among the branches of s gorgonscesn, ~~ll~h~~~ sp .• ng~!!!iEi~§ is closely related to Ig!!!~§, the two genera probably forming the faaily Iciliidae, near to the Paramphithoidae)
MACDONALD, A.G. & I. GILCHRIST, 1982. The pressure tolerance of deep sea amphipods collected at their aabient high pressure. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. A Z1: 349-352.
HACKO, A.S., ~.Y. LEE & P.L. PARKER, 1982. fractionation by two species of aarine studies. J. expo mar. BioI. Ecol. §~:
eg!h'l:g!~ hg~g!~~~i~)
Nitrogen and carbon isotope amphlpods: laboratory and field 145-149. (~~E!~hQ~ y~!!~g and
MACKO, S.A., M.L.E. ESTEP & ~.V. LEE, 1983. Stable hydrogen isotope analysis of foodwebs on laboratory and field populations of aarine amphipods. J. expo aar. BioI. Ecol. Z~: 243-250.
HACOUART-MOULIN, C., 1982. Effets de l'agitation sur les rythmes d'emergence des Peracarides fouisseurs ~!9~he~ ~!~g~~~ (Amphipoda) et ~~!Y9!£~ !~~~~!~ (Isopoda). Tethys !Q: 236-244.
MAGNHAGEN, C. & A.H. WIEDERHOLM, 1982. Food selectivity versus prey availability: a study using the marine fish Ee~~~eg~h!~~~~ ~!£!eE~' Oecologia ~~: 311-315. (ge!eE~!~~ ye!~~g~Q! is main prey.)
MAGNIETTE, F. & T. GINSBURGER-VOGEL, 1982. Etablissement d'une table chronologique du developpeaent embryonnaire a differentes temperatures, chez Q!£h~~~!g g~~~g!~!!~~ (Pallas) (Cruatace Amphipode). Bull. Soc. zool. Fr. !QZ: 101-110.
MARCH, B.G.E. de, 1982. Decreased day length and light intensity as factors inducing reproduction in ~~~~g!~~ !~S~~~!!~ !~S~~~!!~ Sara. Can. J. Zool. ~Q: 2962-2965.
nARELLI, D.C., 1981. New records for Caprellidae in California. and notes on a morphological variant of g~E!~!!~ Y~!!~~9~~ Boeck. 1871. Proc. bioI. Soc. Wash. §1: 654-662.
MARGOLIS, L. & F. MORAVEC, 1982. B~!§!!29g!!~!~~ ygng9~Y§~§n§i~ Bousfield (Aaphipoda) as an intermediate host for salaonid parasites in British Columbia. Can. J. Zool. §Q: 1100-1104.
MATHIAS, J.A. & M. PAPST, 1981. Growth, survival and distribution of ~~!!~!~~ !g£~~~!!~ (Crustacea, Amphipoda) stocked into ponds. Can. techn. Rep. Fish. squat. Sci. 2§2: 1-11.
MATHIAS, J.A., J. MARTIN, M. YURKOWSKI, J.G.I. LARK, M. PAPST & J.L. TABACHEK, 1982. Harvest and nutritional quality of ~~!!g!~~ !~s~~~~i~ for trout (~g!~Q gg!!Q~~!i) culture. Trans. Am. Fish. Soc. !!1: 83-89.
MATHIEU, J., 1982. Metabolisme respiratoire du ga""'aride interstiel ~!Ehg!:g~~ !h~~2!h2g~n~~§i§. Influence de la teaperature. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~2: 351-365.
HATHIEU, J., 1982. Relations entre l'activite loco.otrice et le metabolisme respiratoire de ~!Eh~!g~~ !~~~e!~e~g~~~~!~ (Amphipode hypogel en fonction
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de differentes conditions eKperimentales. Vie Milieu 32: 183-192. MATHIEU, J., 1983. Le metabolisme respiratoire de tliRbgrsy§ (Amphipode
hypogee). Determinisme de sa variabilite par la comparaison de deux populatlons de ~!Eb~!gy! !b!~2!b22~~!~!!!' Unpubl. Thesis., Unlv. Cl. Bernard, Lyon, 59 pp.
MATHIEU, J., 1983. Metabolisme respiratoire d'une population karatique de ~!eb~!sy§ !b!n2!b22~n!n§!§ (Amphipode, Gammaride). Influence de la temperature. Bull. Soc. zool. Fr. !Q§: 67-77.
MATSUDA, R., 1982. The evolutionary process in talitrid amphipods and salamanders in changing environments, with a diacusaion of 'genetic asaimilation' and aome other evolutionary concepta. Can. J. Zool. §Q: 733-749.
KAURER, D., R.T. KECK, J.C. TINSMAN & W.A. LEATHEM, 1981. Vertical migration and mortality of benthoa in dredged material: part 11. Crustacea. Mar. environm. Rea. §: 301-318. (Much work on e~!§b§Y§~2!!Y§ ±2nS!!!!Y!)
MAYRAT, A., 1981. Nouvelle definition des yeuK siaples et composes chez les Arthropodes. Le csS des Amphipodes et des Cumaces. Arch. Zool. expo gen. H;l: 255-236.
KcDOIIALD, M.E., 1983. A sampler for quantitatively assessing the macrobenthii' epifaunal community of a hard substrate. Est. coast. Shelf Sc!. !Z: 571-572 •
McGROTHER, M.A., 1983. Compsrison of feeding mechanisMS in two intertidal gam.arldeans, ~Y~!! !YE!£2±~ (Haswell) snd e~!§£§±±!2E! §Y§~!§±!§ (Hsswell) (Crustacea: Amphipoda). Austr. J. mar. Freshw. Res. ~1: 717-726.
McKENZIE, J.D. & P.G. MOORE, 1981.' The microdistribution of animals associated with the bulbous holdfasts of §§££2!h!~§ E2±Y§£h!2!§ (Phaeophyta). Ophelia £Q: 201-213.
RcLACHLAN. A., T. WOOLDRIDGE & A.H. DYE. 1981. The ecology of sandy beaches in southern Africa. S. Afr. J. Zool. !§: 219-231.
McLUSKY. D.S •• 1982. The impact of petrochemical effluent on the fauna of an intertidal estuarine mudflat. Est. coast. Shelf Sci. !~: 489-499. (A muddy Q2!2Eb!y~-site in a Scotland estuary)
MEADOWS, P.S. & A.A. RUAGH, 1981. Multifactorial analy~is of behavioural responses of the amphipod Q2!2Eb!y~ Y2±Y~§~2! to temperature-sslinity combinations. Har. Ecol. Progr. Ser. §: 183-190.
MEADOWS, P.S. & C. ERDEM, 1982. The effect of mercury on Q2!2Eb!y! Y2±Y£§~2!: visbility and uptake. Har. Environm. Res. §: 227-233.
HELNIKOV, I.A. & A.S. KULIKOV, 1980. (Cryopelagic fauna of Basin.) Pp 97-111 in VINOGRADOV, M.E. & I.A. HELNIKOV tsentral'nogo arkticheskogo Basse)no. NAUKA, Hoskvs. seen, most unfortunately.)
the Central Arctic (eds), Biol09iya (In Ruasian, not
HERUANE, Z., J.A., 1982. (Aaphipods collected in the waters of the Roninson Crusoe and Sants Clara islanda). Invest. mar. !Q: 35-40. (In Spanish, not seen)
MEUSV, H.J. & J-H. MEUSV, 1982. Vitellogenin and lipovitellin in Q!£b!~~!~ S~~~§!!±!Y§ (Pallas) (Crustacea: Amphipoda); lsbelling of subunits after in vivo administration of 3 H-leucine. Experientia ~§: 252-253.
HEVER-ROCHOW, V.B. & C.A. PYLE, 1980. Fatty acid analysis of lens and retina of two antarctic fish and of the head and body of the antarctic aaphipod Q!£h2!!n! E!!h~. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. B §§: 395-398.
MEYER-ROCHOW, V.B •• 1981. The eye of Qr£b2!~n~ [2§§i, an amphipod living under the Ross Ice Shelf (Antarctic). Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B. BioI. Sci. £!~: 93-112.
IIEYER-ROCHOW, V.B. & K.M. TIANG, 1982. Comparison between teapenture-induced changes and effects caused by dark-light adaptation in the eyes of 2
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species of Antarctic crustaceans. Cell Tiaaue Res. ~~!: 625-632. (l.a. Qr£hQ~~u~ ~!~~~)
ftEYERING. M.P.D., 1982. ZUM Lebensforstypen §g!!gry§ und dessen Indikationswert fur Flieszgewaaaerachaden. Natur u. Mensch (1982), 133-138.
KILLER, S.A., 1982. The life hiatory of ~!!!!rY! ~!~yg2!i!~!~Y! Bousfiald in s central Wisconsin streas (Amphipoda, Ga.maridse). Crustaceana 1~: 89-99.
MILLER, S.A., 1984. Seasonal activity patterns of ~!!!!rY! e!~yg2!i!U!~Y! Bouafield (Amphipoda). Crustaceans 1§: 135-147.
MILLS. B.J., P.S. LAKE & R. SWAIN. 1979. Two freshwater crustaceans suitable for toxicity tests in Australian watera. Water Stud. Cent. techn. Rept !Q, 19 pp.
HILLS, E.L •• K. PITTnAN & B. MUNROE. 1982. Effect of preservation on the weight of marine benthic invertebates. Can. J. Fish. aq. Sci. ~~: 221-224. (amphipoda included)
MIRAKAND, P., P. GERMAIN & H. CAMUS, 1982. Uptake of Aaericium and Plutoniua from contaminated aedimenta by three benthic apeciea: ~r!ai£2!! !!r!~!,
gQrQ~h!Y! YQ!Y~!~Qr and ~£Qr~!£Y!!r!! ~!!U!· Mar. Ecol. Progr. 7: 59-65. MOLLER, P. & R. ROSENBERG, 1982. Production and abundance of the amphipod
gQrQ~h!Y! Y2!Y~!~Qr on the West coast of Sweden. Neth. J. Sea Res. !§: 127-140.
MOORE. P.G., 1981. Marine Amphipoda (Crustacea) new to science from the Tasmanisn phytal fauna. J. nat. Hist. !~: 939-964. (Oeala with gl~§!~b!!~g!~ ~g9~r! n. sp •• ftY§tr2Rb~2n2!g~§ §R!~~g~n! n. sp., ~~ tr,:!9,,!~!~! n. sp., gl!erQ!!:!~! !'!"!r!,!Q!:!~! n. ap., l.!~,,!Q~!:Q~2!Q!g~! SrY1;!!QH!!!~!! n. sp., and ~!Y!"!h!r!! l':!!:!!~h"!!! n. ap. Keys to the genera 9l!~!ieh!!,!!!g!!, ~Y!!t!:QRh!!QUQ!g~,,!, l.!~!Qe!:Q~Q!Q!!:!!!! and ~!Y!!h!r! are provided.)
MOORE, P.G., 1982. A new species in the aberrant genus YY!!!!!!!r!! (Aaphipoda, Colomastigidae) from Tasmania. Crustaceana ~~: 60-64. (y~ !!r!!!g!!!!2~~ n. sp. )
MOORE, P.G., 1982. Little known Aaphlpoda froB the Clyde deep. J. Bar. biol. Aas. U.K. §~: 237. (~!!ehi!Q£hQ!g!!,,! ~Q~S~!, ~r!Qe!!!!! !!!QUg!!~! and Ql!Q~~gQ!! !!QU!S!!!~h!)
MOORE, P.G •• 1983. The apparent role of teaperature in breeding initiation and winter population structure in tll!!!!! ~!!!!!!2~! Rathke (Aaphipode): field observations 1972-83. J. expo aar. Biol. Ecol. 7!: 237-248.
MOORE, P.G., 1983. On the sale of ~2Rbr2!!ln! r2g!rt!!2D! Stebbing & Robertson (Crustacee, Asphipoda). Zool. J. Linn. Soc. Z7: 103-109.
MOORE. P.G •• 1983. On the shape and posterior ornasentation of the third epiaeral plates of gaaaaridean asphipods (Crustacea): decorative flaaboyance or plain adaptation. Saraia §~: 221-228.
MOORE, P.G •• 1983. e~9Y!:i§~~~ !!2b!!!gri! gen. et sp. n. (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) associated with New Zealand hersit crabs, with notes on !!!!!!!!! ~!!!h!!:!!~! Patience. Zool. Scr. !~: 47-56. (A new iaaeld from the Otago Peninsula, S. Island, N.Z.)
MOORE, P.G. & A.A. HVERS, 1983. A revision of the tl!!~!Qsh~!r!! group of genera (Amphipoda, Aoridae). Zool. J. Linn. Soc. Z~: 179-221. (~UQ~l!ShQSh!!i!:Y!! r!sh!!rg,,!Q~! gen et ap. novo froa Anvers Ialand, Antarctic peninsula. ~Y~hQsh~!r! !!!!!!~s!e!!~!! n. sp. also froa Anvers Island. The synonyay of ~!e!Qsh!!r! ~!r~!!'!!U! s. 1. is disentangled and tl~ eY!!Q"!! resurrected for the Antarctic asterial, while cold-temperature specimens consist of 3 subspecies: tl~~~ ~!r~!!!!!U!!, tl~~~ ~l!e!S!! and tl~~~ rQ~Y!~!, tl~ ~!!!!!! froa the Falkland islands is 'a good species'.)
MOORE, P.G., 1984. The amphipod l.!Q!!QSY!Qg!!"! g!~~Q!!Y,,! (Cruatacea) in Britiah watera. J. mar. biol. Aas. U.K. §1, 271-278. (With description, and key to the six Britiah app of l.!Q~QSY!Qg!,,!)
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MOORE, P.G., 1984. Gammaridean Amphipoda (Crustacea) collected by the yacht Tulip fro~ surfsce waters of the Arabian Sea. J. nat. Hiat. l§: 369-380. (~~Y1Y~ !~g~lQ2~ n. sp. (17056'N, 67009'E) and Amph!~hQ~_r~!O~~!l __ _
MOORE, P.G. & A.C. TAVLOR, 1984. Gill area relationships in an ecological series of gammeridean amphipods (Cruatacea). J. expo mar. BioI. Ecol. 74: 179-186.
HORGAN, E., 1984. The preasure-responses of narine invertebrates: a psychophysical perspective. Zool. J. Linn. Soc. 80: 209-230.
MORRIS, R.J., M.E. DAWSON & A.P.M. LOCKWOOD, 1982. The identification of sone lipophilic contsminants in the gill neutral lipids of ~~!!~ry~ ~y~Q~~!. Mar. Poll. Bull. !~: 13-18.
DORRIS, R.J., A.P.M. LOCK WOOD & M.E. DAWSON, 1982. An effect of accliaation sslinity on the fstty acid composition of the gill phospholipids and water flux of the smphipod crustacean ~~~~~rY~ ~~~Q~~!. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. ZfA: 497-503.
MORRIS, R.J., A.P.D. LOCKWOOD & M.E. DAWSON, 1982. Changes in the fatty acid composition of the gill phospholipids in ~~!~~rY~ ~~~Q~~! with degree of gill contamination. Mar. Poll. Bull. !~: 345-348.
MORRISON, S.J., 198? Trophic interactions between detrital microbiota and detritus-feeding estuarine gammaridean amphipoda. Ph.D. Thesis, Florida State Univ., Tallahassee. (Not seen)
HORTENSEN, E., 1982. Production of ~~!!~rY! 2Y!~~ L. (Amphipoda) in a small Danish stream. Hydrobiologia §Z: 77-82.
BOULDER, S.M., 1979. Effects of interaction between heavy metals and salinity on the physiological responses of the amphipod, ~~~!!r~! ~~~Q~~!. Ph.D. Thesis, Unlv. of Southampton. (Not seen)
HUHLEMHARDT-SIEGEL, U., 1981. Die Bioaasse mariner Makrobenthos-Gesellschaften ia Einfluszbereich der Klarschlammverklappung vor der Elbemundung. Helgol. Keersunters. ~1: 427-437. (Amph. p. 431)
HULDER, H. & A. STAH, 1982. The macrobenthic fauna in a discharge area for Ti02 waste scid in the North Sea, s baseline study. Publ. Versl. bioI. Onderz. Eems- Dollard Est. !: 1-49. (Amphipoda on pp 17-18, det. WV)
HULLER-HAECKEL, A., 1979. §~!!!!Y~ ~~~~~sh! and k!~~~2h!lY! EQ!!~Y~ as agents in the decomposition of leaves in the estuary of the stream Angersn on the northern Bsltic coast. Aquilo, Ser. Zool. !~: 13-15.
HUSAEVA. E.I. & I.A. SOKOLOVA. 1980. Calorific equivalents of planktonic animals in the Peruvian upwelling region. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. fZ: 471-476. (Not seen. Includes data on Hyperiidea)
MUSHKO, I.B., 1983. (Epithelium structure and lipid content in the hepatopancress of the saphipod ~~!~~!~~ rQ~~~!! Gervais. Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR f~§: 1513-1516. (In Rusaian, not seen)
KUZZALL. P.M., 1982. Parasites of ~!!!!rY§ 2§§~~Q!!!n!~Y§ and gY~!§l!~ g~~§S! (Cruatacea: Amphipoda) in 3 south-central Hichigan. USA. locslities. Proc. helminthol. Soc. Wash. 1~: 289-294.
MVERS, A.A., & D. HcGRATH, 1981. Taxonomic studies on British and Irish Amphipoda. The genus ~hQ~!~ with the re-establishment of ~~ EQ!!~~ (= P. !~SrQSQ~!)' J. mar. BioI. Ass. U.K. §!: 759-768.
MVERS. A.A. & D. McGRATH. 1982. Taxonomic studies on British and Irish Amphipoda. The genua ~~!~~!Q2!!!' J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. §f: 93-100. (With redeacriptiona on §~ !QQ!~~ (Chevr.) (=~~ !~!!~QE! s. Jones 1948), and ~~ !QEh!~~, new to Englsnd. The other species are ~~ !~S~l~~~, ~~ p~!!~~! and ~~ n!~!~!.)
KVERS, A.A. & D. HcGRATH, 1982. Taxonoaic atudies on Britiah and Irish amphipods: Reestabliahaent of k~YSQ~hQ~ 2rQS~r~. J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. §f: 693-698. (k~ 2rQS~r~ is redescribed from Irish and British material,
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and co_pared with k~ !Yr!n~ and k~ r!gh~rg!!, with which later sp. it has been confused i.a. by Lincoln (1979».
MVERS, A.A. & D. McGRATH, 1983. The genus k!~~r!~!!~ (Crustacea: Amphipoda) in British and Irish waters, with the description of a new species. J. mar. biol. Aaa. U.K. §~: 347-353. (b!~~r!~!!~ ~2!!!~ .n. sp., a blind sp. from aaerl deposits off W. Ireland, possibly identical to the IgYn~!!~ n. sp. of Spoon er (1960). k~ ~!g~~ is redeacribed.)
fiVERS, A.A. & P.G. MOORE, 1983. The New Zealand and South-east Australian species of ~2r~ Kroyer (Amphipoda, Gammaridea). Rec. auatr. Mus. ~§:
167-190. (With key to world ~Qr~. Described are ~~ ~XQ!gg, ~~ !~gy!g1g (Thomaon), ~~ !2r~2n! (Haawell), ~~ h~Q~~ n. sp. (Sydney, on aponges), ~~
~!rgQ~~ n. sp. (Tasmania), and ~~ ~g2r~~~~ n. sp. (Victoria).) MVERS, A.A. & M.J. COSTELLO, 1984. The amphipod genus ~Qr~ in British and Irish
waters. J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K. §1: 279-283. (~2r~ Srgg!!!! and ~~ ~~!n!gQrn!~, the latter newly found in Co. Cork, Eire)
MYERS, A.A. & D. McGRATH, 1984. A revision of the North-east Atlantic species of gr!g~~2n!Y~ (Crustacea: Amphipoda). J. mar. biol. Ass. U.K., §1: 379-400. lA timely and thorough revision of a traditionally confused group of species. The authors recognize seven species in two species-groups in the sres of investigation, ss follows: In group 1 g~ er~~!!!~n~!~ (W. Atl. and Hed.), g~ ~yng~~~y~ (=g~ ~eg!~y~ s. Sars snd g~ er~~!!!~n~!~ s. C & F, Gur), and Lincoln) and g~ g!!!Qr~!~, and in group 2 g~ ryer!g2rn!~ (Stimpson, 1853) (=g~ ~Yn~~r! auct. and g~ 9!!!2r~!~ s. Lincoln), g~ !~~g!~~y~ (Stimpson, 1853) (=g~ rYQr!gQr~!~ s. Bousfield 1973), g~ !~g~!Q~~, and g~ ~~~2~~~~~n! n. sp. (deep water off Faroes).)
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HAIR, X.X.C., T.C. GOPALAKRISHNAN, P. VENUGOPAL. M. GEORGE PETER, K.V. JAYALAKSHMI & T.S.S. RAO, lS83. Population dynamics of estuarine amphipods in Cochin backwaters. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 1Q: 289-295. (Deala with 11 app. )
MAOMI, T.S., 1979. On a swarm of amphipods ~~Y1Y§ !iUi~Q! (Walker) in the shallow waters of the Hsrwsr Bay. Indian J. Fish. ~§: 227-228. (Not seen)
NELSON, W.G., 1980. Aaphipods. Little-known crustaceans. Sea Frontiers 26: 138-144. (Not seen)
NELSON, W.G., K.D. CAIRNS & R.W. VIRNSTEIN, 1982. Seasonelity and spatisl patterns of seagraas-associsted amph1pods of the Indian River Isgoon, Florida. Bull. mar. Sci. ~~: 121-129.
MERINI, M.K. & J.S. OLIVER, 1983. Gray whales and the structure of the Bering Sea benthos. Oecologia (Berl.) ~2: 224-225.
NICOLAISEN, W. & E. KANNEWORFF, 1983. Annual variations in vertical distribution and density of ~~1~YEQ!!!~ E!1Q§~ Lindstrom and ~~~~YEQ!~!~ !!!§! Watkin at Julebaek (North-Sealand, Danmark). Ophelia £~: 237-251.
NIELSEN, M.V. & L.H. KOFOED, 1982. Selective feeding and epipsaamic browsing by the deposit-feeding aaphipod gQ!Q2~!Y! YQ1Y~!~Q!. Mar. Ecol, Progr. Ser. ±Q: 81-88.
NIELSEN. M.V. & L.H. KOFOED, 1983. Selective feeding and epipsaaMic browsing by the deposit-feeding aaphipod gQ!Q2~!Y! YQ!Y~!~2!. Mar. Ecol. (Progr. Ser.) l-.Q: 81-88.
HIKALAYEV, S.G., 1980. Production of §!!!!IY§ 1!9Y§~Ii§ (AMphipoda, Gaeaaridae) in Lake Sevan. Hydrobiol. J. !§(4): 40-44. (Translated froM Russian)
HILSSON, D-E., 1982. The tranaparent cOMpound eye of ~YE~!!! (Crustacea): examination with a new method for analysis of refrsctive index grsdients. J. COMp. Physiol. !1?: 339-349.
HORTON, T.A. & M.R. BENSON, 1983. Ecological interactions between the brown seaweed ~~E9~~~Y! !y~!gy! snd its associated fsuna. Msr. BioI. ?~: 169-177.
OAKDEN, J.K., J.S. OLIVER & A.R. FLEGAL, 1984. Behavioral responses of a phoxocephs11d aMphipod to orgsnic enrichMent and trace metals in sediment. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. !1: 253-257.
OBRDLIK, P., 1981. (To the understanding of the zoobenthos of the tributaries Ubl'snka, Ulicka and Stuzicka rivera.) Biologia (Bratis1sva) ~§: 643-647. (In Czech, not seen. Mainly on ~!!!~!Y~ sppl
OBDRLIK, P., 1982. Remarks to the thermal tolerance of §~!!~IY§ !Q§§!IY! Koch (Amphipods). Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~2: 343-349.
OCKELHANN, K.W., 1983. Descriptions of mytilid species and definition of the Dacrydiinse n. subisM. (Hytilacea-Biva1via). Ophelia ~~: 81-123. (Dr. Anstal Jankowski drew my attention to the fact thst on p. 99 the presence of 2 ad. speciMena of ~~~QE! c.f. g!!£!!!!§ frOM the Mantle csvity of Musculus koresnus n. sp. is recorded.)
OLENICK~-R~J~ &-J~H~-GEE, 1981. Tiger salaaanders (~~~Y§~Q!! ~!9E!~~~) and stocked rainbow trout (~§!!~ 9§!E9~~E!):' potential competitora for food in Manitoba, Csnsds, prsirie pothole lskes. Can. Field-Nat. 2~: 129-132. (~~!!~!~~ dominant prey of both predators)
OLIVER, J.S., J.M. OAKDEN & P.N. SLATTERY, 1982. Phoxocephalid amphipod crustsceans ss predstors on lsrvse and Juveniles in msrine soft-botton comMunities. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. ?: 179-184.
OLIVER, J.S., P.N. SLATTERY, M.A. SILBERSTEIN & E.F. O'CONNOR, 1984. Gray Whale feeding on dense smpeliscid smphipod COMMunities nesr Ba.field, British ColuMbis. Can. J. Zool. §~: 41-49.
OHORI, K., M. TANAKA & T. KIKUCHI. 1982. Seasonal changes of short-terM reproductive cycle in gQEQ2~!Y~ Y2!Y~!~2E (Crustsces: AMphipoda).
Semi-lunar or lunar cycles? Publ. Amskuss ssr. BioI. Lab. 6: 105-117. (Not seen)
OPALINSKI, K.W., 1982. Hetabolic cOMpensstion in Amphipods. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 367-373.
ORTIZ, 11., 1980. (A new species of benthic amphipod (Amphipoda, Ga .... a,ridea) from Cuban wstera.) Rev. Invest. mar. Univ. Habana 1: 91-103. (In Spanish. k~!eg~ ~!e!~~~~!~ n. sp. from near Habans)
ORTIZ, H., 1983. (The amphipods (Gam.aridea) of the Csribbean coasts of Colombia). Rev. Inveat. mar. 1: 23-32. (In Spanish, not aeen)
ORTIZ, M. & R.R. LAVANA, 1980. (A new amphipod of the genua k~~~gs~~!r~~ (AMphipoda, GaM.aridea) from Cuban waters.) Rev. Invest. mar. Univ. Habans !: 57-73. (In Spanish, b~E~9S~~!r~~ r~!~gEhgr!~ n. sp., from a lagoon on the SE coast of Cuba)
PAROl, L. & F. SCAPINI, 1981. New data on the innate directional tendency in littoral aaphipods. Honit. zool. ital. 15: 322.
PARDl, L. & F. SCAPINI, 1983. Inheritance of solar direction finding in sandhoppers: mass-crossing experimenta. J. COMp. Physiol. !~!A: 435-443.
PARKER, J.l., 1980. Predation by ~x~!~ r~!!s~! on ~9~~gEgr~!~ hgx!. A food chain link of potential importance in the Great Lakea, Canada, USA. J. Great Lakes Res. §: 164-166.
PEATTIE, M.E. & R. HOARE, 1981. The subllttoral ecology of the Henai Strait. 2. The sponge tl~!!shg~~r!! E~~!S~~ (Pallas) and its associated fauna. Est. coast. Shelf Sci. !~: 621-635. (An interesting paper involving many "aphipods. "g!Er~!!! !!n~!r!§ .ay be che.ically attracted towards !!~Hshg~~r!'!·")
PECK, S.B., 1981. The invertebrate fauna of the caves of the Uinta .ountains, northeastern Utah, USA. Great Baain Nat. 11: 207-212. (Not seen. Amph. present>
PERCY, J.A. & F.J. FIFE, 1981. The biochemical composition and energy content of arctic marine macrozooplankton. Arctic ~1: 307-313. (i.a. tlxE~rgsh~ !~gY§!rY!, ~!r'!~h~!i§~Q 1!Q~1!Y1!, ~~Q~X~ n~g!~, ~!!!'!r~§ §~~Q§Y!, Qn!§!!~§ !!~gr!!!~ and Q~S~g!~~~l!'! !!~~~'!)
PERSSON, L-E., 1982. Seasonal migrations of ~'!~hXEgr~!~ E!!9'!'! Lindstroa in the Southern Baltic. Ophelia ~!: 205-213.
PE3CE, G.L., 1980. (Faunistic researches on phreatic waters of Marche (Central Italy) and review of the exiating data on the Italian interatitial fauna.) Riv. Idrobiol. 12: 547-570. (In Italian, not aeen)
PESCE, G.L., P. TETE & H. DE SIIIONE, 1981. (Research in Africa by the Institute of Zoology of L' Aquila. 6. Faunistical researchers in phreatic subterranean waters of "aghreb (Tunisie, Algerie, Morocco) and Egypt.) Natura (Milano) Z~: 63-98. (In Italian. Mainly a survey of localities prospected.)
PETRE-STROOBANTS, G., 1982. Analyse comparative de la variabilite de certains caracteres taxonoaiques de ~!!!'!r~'! E~!~~ (Linnaeus, 1758), ~!!!!r~'! ~Q~'!'!r~! Koch, 1835 et ~~!!'!r~~ S~E~r~! Petre-Stoobants, 1980 (Crustacea Amphipoda). Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 205-219.
PETROVA, A., 1982. Pollution organique et autopurification des eau x a1luviales et proluviales. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 513-517. (A Bulgarian study)
PHILLIPS, N.W., 1983. Effects of food quality on food preference, ingestio'n, growth an,d survival of the "srine detritua-feeding a.phipod, !!~SrQg!!!!~~~ !~SrQ~,!~~~ (Say). Ph.D. Dias., Georgia Univ. Athens (GA), 178 pp. (Not seen)
PIENKOWSKI, M.W., 1983. Surfsce activities of some intertidal invertebrates in relation to temperature snd the foraging behaviours of their shorebird predators. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 11: 141-150. (1. a. ~'!~hx~gr~!! ~~!!g!S,!)
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PIEPER, H-G. & M.P.D. MEYERING, 1982. §~~~~r~§ occurrence as an indication for stable conditions in Hessisn woodland brooks and rivers. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~2: 283-288.
PIEPER, H-G. & M.P.D. MEYERING, 1982. Zur Situation der Gattung §~~~~r~§ im Abfluszgebiet der unteren Fulda. Beitr. Naturkde Osthessen 18: 17-24.
PIEPER, H-G. & M.P.D. MEYERING, 1983. Zur Situation der Gattung §~~~~r~§ in Abfluszgebiet von Eder und Diemel.Beitr. Naturk. Osthessen 12: 75-84.
PINKSTER, S., 1983. The value of morphological characters in the taxonomy of §~!~~r~~. Beaufortia ~~: 15-28. (Three morphologically different populations in the §~~!~r~§ E~l~~-group in S. France are ahown to belong to a single very variable new species, §~!~§r~§ §~~E~~2~§ n. sp. (type area: dept Var, France)
PINKSTER, S. & D. PLATVOET, 1983. Further observations on the distribution and biology of two alien amphipods, §~!~§r~§ ~igrin~§ Sexton, 1939, and gr§ng~nY~ E§~~2~gr§s!1!§ Bousfield, 1958, in the Netherlanda (Crustacea, Amphipoda). Bull. zool. Mus. Univ. A'dam ~: 153-164.
PIPE, A.R., 1982. Epizoites on marine invertebrates: with particular reference to those associated with the pycnogonid ~h~~!sh!1!2!~! ~~Q~l§r!~~ Lebour, the amphipod g§Er~l!§ !!n~§r!§ (L.) and the decapod g~rY§~~§ S§§§!Y~!§~n~§ (Pennant). Chem. Ecol. 1: 61-74 •.
PLATVOET, D., 1983. ~Q9!2!~!!~ i~~l n~Q~rQE!S~ Ruffo, 1952 (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) rediscovered in Venezuela. BiJdr. Dierk. ~~: 109-114.
PORCU, M. & M.L. TAGLIASACCHI MASALA, 1983. Ecologie trophique des crustaces et pollution par le mercure dans un etang saumatre mediterraneen (Santa Gilla, Sardaigne). Cah. Biol. mar. ~1: 159-175. (Not seen. I.a. series of tests
with §~~~§r~~ §~g~~S§~2§) PRICE, L.H. & J. HVLLEBERG, 1982. Algal-faunal interactiona in a mat of g!y§
f~n~~~r§~~ in False Bay, Washington. Ophelia ~1: 75-88. (gQg~!~§~~§
s~nf~ry!sQl~~ consumed 0.21 mg g!y§. mg amphipod -1 day -1, in the lab.)
PULLIAINEN, E., DATE? Occurrence of §§!~~~~§ !~s~§~r!~ in eastern r1nnish Lapland. Aquilo Ser. Zool. !2: 23-27.
RABALAIS, S.C., & R. W. FLINT, 1983. IXTOC 1 effects on intertidal and subtidal infsuna of south Texas beaches. Contr. mar. Sci. ~§: 23-35. (Once again, amphipods, this time haustoriids, are shown to be very sensitive to oil pollution).
RACH, J.J., 1982. Water-stable diet for aquatic invertebrates. Progr. FishCult. 11: 111-112.
RAGA, J.A., E. CARBONELL & A. RADUAN, 1982. (Incidence of paraSites in stranded Cetacea on the Spanish Mediterranean coasts.) Mem. Mus. msr. Portugal g(19): 1-11. (In Spanish. ~y~SY§~~§ §~g~~§ froa ~~~~~!!~ SQ~r~!~Q§!e§)
RAGA, J.A. & A. RADUAN, 1982. First record of ~y~~y~!~§ ~~g~~~ Lincoln and Hurley, 1981 (Amphipoda, Cysmidae) in the Mediterranean Sea. Pp 22-23 in G. PILLERI (ed), Investigations on Cetacea XIV.
RAGA, J.A., A.RADUAN & C. BLANCO, 1983. (On the presence of !§QSY§~~§ 2~!Eh!~!! (Guerin-Heneville, 1836) (amphipoda: Cyamidae) in the waters of the Spanish Mediterranean.) Actas I Congr. iberico Entomol. ~: 627-630. (In Spanish.
On ~l~QiS~Eh§!~ ~~!~~~~) RAGA, J.A., A. RADUAN, C. BLANCO & E. CARBO-NELL, 1983. Etude parasitologiqu9
du dauphin bleu et blanc ~~~~~!!§ SQ~r~!~Q§!Q~ dsns la Mediterranee occidentale. Rapp Comm. into Mer Medit. ~~: 211-212. (~YnSY~!~~ §~g~~§)
RAO, G. Chandraaekhara & A. MISRA, 1983. Meiofauna from Lakahadweep, Indian Ocean. Cah. Biol. mar. ~1: 51-68. (i.a., ~Q9!2!~!!§ and ~~!!~~)
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RAY, G.L., 1983. Ecology of benthic macro invertebrates in two New Jersey salt marsh waterways. Ph.D. Thesis, Rutgers State Univ., 378 pp. (Not seen. Contains data on ~~E~!~~~~ ~QQ!~~ and b~E~Q~Q~!r~~ E!~!~!Q~~~)
REMMERT, H., 1982. The wrack-beds and their fauna. pp 70-84 in C.J. SMIT, J. den HOLLANDER, W.K.R.E. van WINGERDEN & E.J. WOLFF (eds), Terrestrial and freshwater fauna of the Wad den Sea area. Balkema, Rotterdam.
REYGROBELLET, J.L., 1979. Complement a l'etude de la physiologie sexuelle de l'Amphipode aquatique N!EQ~rg~~ Y!r~! Chevreux; durees des processus spermatogenetiques. Vie Milieu, BioI. Mar. Oceanogr. g~Lg2: 489-507 (sic). (Not seen)
REYGROBELLET, J.L. & M-J. DOLE, 1982. Structure et fonctionne .. ent des ecosyste .. es du Haut-Rhone francais. 17. Le millieu interstitiel de la 'Lone du Grand Gravier', premiers resultsts hydrologiques et faunistiques. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. g2: 485-500.
RICHARD5, L.J., 1982. Prey selection by an intertidal beetle: field test of an optimal diet model. Oecologia ~~: 325-333. (The beetle rQ!~Q2!~~~ 2!~~g~ is a predator on QE~Q~~~Q!Q~~')
RICHARD5, L.J .• 1983. Feeding and activity patterns of an intertidal beetle. J. expo mar. BioI. Ecol. z~: 213-224. (rQ!~QE!~g~ 2!~~~§ a predator of QEsh~~~Q!~~~ S~~!tQE~!~~~ in W. Canada)
RIETSMA, C.S., I.J. VALIELA & A •. SYLVESTER-SERIANNI, 1982. Food preferences of dominant salt marsh herbivores and detritlvores. PSZNI Mar. Ecol. 3: 179-189. (i.a. Qrs~~~~!~ g~!!!~§, r~!QES~~§~!~ !Q~g!~Qr~!§)
RIMET, M., 1981. Persistence of a day-night rhythm in §~~!~Eg§ 2~~9~~~ when submitted to U.V. raya. Ann. zool. (Agra) !~: 175-190. (Not seen)
ROBERT50N, A.I. & J.5. LUCA5. 1983. Food choice, feeding rates and the turnover of .ecTophyte bioaass by a surf-zone inhabiting amphipod. J. expo mar. BioI. Ecol. Zg: 99-124. (~!!QE~~~§~~§ ~Q!2E~§§~§ from W. Australia)
ROSSET, J., F. BARLOCHER & J.J. OERTLI, 1982. Decoaposition of conifer needles and deciduous leaves in two Black Forest and two Swias Jura streams. Int. Rev. ges Hydrobiol. §z: 695-711.
ROUX, C., 1981. Les variations du metabolisme respiratoire et de l'activite de quelques invertebrea dulcaquicoles aous l'influence de divers facteurs ecologiques. These DocL Etat-es-Sci., Univ. de Lyon, 69 pp. (2 Trichoptera and 4 §~~!~E~§ spp)
ROUX, C., 1982. L'activite locomotrice du ~~~~~[y§ 2Y!~li (L.) et ~~~~~[Y§ tQ§~~~~~ Koch (Amphipodes) dans differentes conditiona experimentelles. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~2: 319-329.
RUBER, E. & K. LA-FRANCE. 1983. Effects of teaephos on the respiratory rate of the salt marsh amphipod, §~!~~r~§ !~~EQ~§~~§. Bull. environm. Contam. Toxicol. ~!: 148-151.
RUEDA, R.L .• ORTIZ & 0 GOMEZ, 1980. (List of benthic coaatal Cuba. ) 34-36)
lagoona "Tblete" and IIEl Basto" of Tunas Rev. Invest. mar. Univ. Habana !: 20-45.
invertebrates de Zata, south
(In Spanish.
of the coast of IImph. pp
RUFFO, S., 1982. (The Amphipoda of the subterranean water of Italy.) Lavori Soc. ital. Biogeogr. NS Z(1978): 139-169. (In Italian, summary pp 168-169. A biogeographical study)
RUFFO, S., 1982. (Study of amphipod crustaceans. 92. New amphipods of subterranean waters of Somalia.) Monit. zool. ital. Suppl. !Z: 97-114. (In Italian. tl~g~!~ 2gShY2Q9~ n. sp. from northern Somalia, the first African record of this genua (with which RuHo synonymiz"" b!~gQS~!:~<:!QS~,!!, ~~~~h~~~!~, and ~~~~~!2h~~g~~, the latter as a 6ubgenus.) ~!!:!Q!~!!~ e~s~!~!S~~<:!~ n. Bp. (5. Somalia) is also described.)
RUFFO, S., 1982. Una nouvelle espece de 1!~~l!S[~!!gQ~Y1!i ChevreuK (Amphipoda:
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Gammaridae) du deaert de Sinai. Israel J. Zool. 31: 151-156. (H. sinaicus -- --------
n. sp. Ruffo considers ~~~2S~~~92~~~ to be a synonym of ~~~~S~~~92~~~) RYAN, P.A., 1982. Energy contents of some New Zealand freshwater animals. NZ
J. mar. Freshw. Res. !§: 283-288. (l.a. ~~~~S~!!!2Q~ ~!~y!~~!!!!) SAINTE-HARIE, B. & P. BRUNEL, 1983. Differences in life history and success
between two suprabenthic shelf populations of ~~~~!! Q~~!!2~~~ (Amphipoda Gammaridea) in two ecosystems of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. J. crust. BioI. ~: 45-69.
SANCREZ, H., J.C. CASTILLA & O. HENA, 1982. (Suaaer and winter variationa of the aacrofauna of sandy beach in Morrillos, Norte Chico, Chile.) Stud. neotrop Fsuna Environa. !Z: 31-49. (In Spanish)
SARVIRO, V.S., 1980. (Respiration of the scud ~!~!~~~! !~~~~~~!! under sinusoidal changes in temperature.) Gidrobiol. Zh. !§(6): 43-48.
SCAPINI, F. & A. UGOLINI, 1981. Influence of landscape on the orientation of I!!!~~~! !!!~!~2~ Montagu (Crustacea Amphlpoda). Monit. zool. ital. !~: 324-325.
SCAPINI, F., A. UGOLINI & L. PARDI, 1981. Analysis of astronoaical orientation in littoral aaphipods using individual and group tests (Crustaces, A~?hipods). Monit. zool. ital. !~: 77-86.
SCAPIN!, F. & L. BARTOLOZZI, 1983. Orientation of the freahwater riparian aaphipod Q~s~~!~!~ ~!y!!!~! (Crustacea Amphipoda). Monit. zool ital. 17: 295-302.
SCRAFFMER, L.C. & D.F. BOESCR, 1982. Spatial and temporal reaource use by doainant benthic Amphipoda (Ampeliscidae end Corophiidae) on the middle Atlantic Bight outer continental ahelf. Har. Ecol. Progr. Ser. 2: 231-243.
SCRMITT, R.J. & J.A. COYER, 1982. The foraging ecology of aympatric marine fish in the genua g!Q!2~2~! (Eabiotocidae): importance of foraging behavior in prey size selection. Oecologia ~~: 369-378. (Principally predators on saphipods)
SCHNEIDER, D.E., 1980. Physiologic responses of Arctic epibenthic invertebrates to winter stresses and exposure to Prudhoe Bay crude oil dispersions. NOAA/OMPA- AR- §Q:!: 413-475. (i.s. ~~~~~~ ~~g~~ and ~2~S~~~!!~~ ~~~!~!~)
SCHWEDHELM, E., 1980. Theraoprsferenz, Schqiaasktivitat, Mortalitat und Hautungsfrequenz von ~!!~~~~~ ~2~~~~~! und ~~!~!~~~ ~2~~~!!! in Abhangigkeit von Teaperaturschocks. Verh. Ges. Okol. §: 295-303.
SCHWEDHELM, E., 1982. (Thermopreference of ~~!!~~~~ ~9~!~~~! and ~~!!~~~! ~2~!~!!! (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) in dependence on season.) Zool. Anz. 208: 367-374. (In Geraan, not seen)
SCIPIONE, H.B., E. TARAMELLI, E. FRESI, F. CINELLI & L. MAZZELLA, 1981. (Distribution of benthic biocoenoses along a light gradient in a superficial aarine cave: aaphipods.) Mea. BioI. aar. Oceanogr. 11: 1-16. (In Italian, not seen. Amphipod det. S. Ruffo)
SCIPIONE, H.B., G. CARNEVALE, F. CINELLI, E. FRESI, L. MAZZELLA, M.P. PONTICELLI & E. TARAMELLI, 1981. (Studies on the benthic populations of hard bottoms of the harbour of Ischia. The photophilous infralittoral. 3 Amphipoda.) Quad. Lab. Tecn01. Percs 3 Supp1. !: 505-517. (In Italian)
SCIPIONE, M.B., E. FRESI & K.J. WITTMANN, 1982. The vagi1e fauna of ~2~!Q2~!~ Q~!~U!£~ (L.) Deli1e foliar stratum: a community approach. Proc. 28th Congr. lCSEM, Cannes, Dec. 2-10 1982, 2 pp.
SCIPIONE, M.B., E. FRESI, C. CHIMENZ-GUSSO, M.C. GAMBI, A. GIANGRANDE & R. COLOGNALA, 1982. (Zonation of the benthic coaaunity of hard-bottoas along a hydrodynaaic gradient.) Atti Convegno delle Unita Operative afferenti ai Sottoprogetti Rieorse biologiche e Inquinaaento aarina, Roma 1981, 107-117. (In Italian)
SCONFIETTI, R., 1983. (Occurrence of g!!~!2Q~~ Q~~~~~!~~~! (Bate) (Crustaces,
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Aaphipoda) in the Legune di Vene2ie.) 8011. Mue. Civ. St. net. Vene2ia ~~(1982): 91-93. (In Italian. Foraerly in the Mediterranean only found in the extreae eaatern part)
SEGERSTRALE, S.G., 1982. The iaaigration of glacial relicts into Northern Europe in the light of recent geological reaearch. Fennia !§Q: 303-312.
SEKIGUCHI, H., 1982. Scavenging aaphipods and isopods attacking the spiny lobster caught in a gillnet. Repts Fish. Res. Lab., Mis Univ. ~: 21-30.
SEKIGUCHI, H. & Y. YAMAGUCHI, 1983. Scavenging Gaaasridean aaphipods froa the deep-aea floor. Bull. Fac. Fish., Nie Univ. !Q: 1-14. (Dats froa traps st depth froa 330-1015 a along Pacific coest of centrsl Japan. Five app. collected, aaong which ~~2~Y! h!y!!h!! n. sp. ia new. The othera ere ~~ !!!!J~~2£9!!, ~Y2~Y! !!gy~y!, ~£h!!~Y~!!!! 2Y!£h[! and ~£2~!!2£h!!£Y! h2E~!' )
5ENENOVA, T.N., 1981. (~!!!2[2~2! ~!2~9!~! ap. n. (Crustacea, Hyperiidea) and discussion of status of the genus ~Y~E£2~2! Stebbing, 1888). Zool. Zh. §Q: 1581-1585. (In Russian. ~!£!E[2~2! !!2~9!~! n. sp. is described from off Lord Howe Isl., S.W. Pacific, 1257 a. Aa the new apecies is intermediate, ~YUE£eUe! is synonyaized with ~!£!2!2Ue!.)
SHACKLOCK, P.F. & E.W. DOYLE, 1983. Control of epiphytes in seaweed cultures using grazers. Aquaculture ~!: 141-152. (§!!!
SKET, B., 1981. (Distribution, ecologicsl character and phylogenetic importance of ~!2h~~g~~ Y~!~£h!£~~ (Amphipoda, Gammaridae s.l.).) BioI. vestn. £~:
87-103. (In Slovenian with English summary. Desls also with ~~ h~~~~!, found near Zagreb)
SKET, B., 1981. M!Eh~!99£~!~~ 9!9Eh9£~!~ n.g., n.' sp. (Amphipoda, Ga.maridae s.l.) from csve wsters in Slovenis (NW Yugoslsvis). BioI. vestn. 29: 105-118. (A new niphsrgid genus)
SKET, B. & F. VELKOVRH, 1981. Phreatische Fauna in LJublJansko polJe (LJubIJana- Ebene, Jugoslawien) - ihre okologische Verteilung und zoogeogrsfische Beziehungen. Int. J. Speleol. !!: 105-121.
SKET, B. & F. VELKOVRH, 1981. (The PoatoJna-Planina cave system as a model for investigations of polluted subterranean rivers.) Nase Jame 22(1980): 27-44. (In Slovenian, with English summary)
SKET, B. & F. VELKOVRH, 1981. (Subterranean aniaals in theraal waters.) BioI. vestn. £~: 91-120. (In Slovenian, with English summsry. Few amphipods)
SKOPTSOV, V.G., 1981. (Energy balance in the §~!!~rY§ !~£y§tr!§ Sars population from the Bolshoe Lske littorsl.) Pp 80-86 in G.G. VINBERG (ed), Osnoys izucheniys presnovodnykh ehkosistem. Leningrad. (In Russisn, not seen)
SKOPTSOV, V.G., 1981. (Growth snd metabolism of ~~!!~!y~ !~Sy~tr!~ at different temperstures.) Ekologiya Q!£l: 97-98. (In Russian, not seen)
SLOOFF, W., 1983. Benthic macro invertebrates and water quality assessMent: Some tOKicological considerations. Aquat. TOKicol. 1: 73-82.
SMITH. A.L., 1981. Comparison of macrofaunal invertebrates in sand dollar (Q~~Q!~~t~r ~!£~~t!!£Y~) beds and in adJacent areas free of sand dollars. Mar. BioI. §~: 191-198.
SMITH, C.R. & T.n.C. PRESENT, 1983. In vivo marking of shallow-water and deep-ses smphipods by ingestion of bait mixed with Fast green. Mar. BioI. Z~: 183-192. (Lysiansssidse)
SMITH, D.G., 1982. Rsnge extensions for two species of gamaaroidean amphipods in northeastern North America. Crustaceana 42: 315-316. (~~!!~!y~
2~~~Q9!!!~~~y~ and £~~~92~Y! 2~~YQ29~~£!!!~) SMITH, G.A., J.S. NICKELS, W.M. DAVIS, R.F. HARTZ, R.H. FINDLAY & D.C. WHITE,
1982. Perturbations in the bioMsss, Metabolic activity, and community structure of the estuarine detritsl microbiots: resource partitioning in amphipod grszing. J. eKp. Mar. BioI. Ecol. §1: 125-143. (Work on ~~!!~~~~ !Y£~2~~t~~ and ~~!!t~ ~22~~Q!Sy!~t~)
SMITH, K.L. & R.J. BALDWIN, 1982. Scsvenging deep-sea aaphipods: Effects of food odor on oxygen consumption and a proposed metabolic strategy. Mar. BioI. §~: 287-298.
5RITH, M.J. & W.D. WILLIAH5, 1983. Reproduction cycles in some freshwater amphipods in southern Australia. Hem. Austr. Hus. !~: 183-194. (Deals with ~~~YQ9!2~~~ g~~~!~!! snd ~~~t~2£h!!t2~!~ ~y~t~~!!~)
SHOCK, L.A., D.L. SONEBURNER & D.R. LENAT, 1981. Littoral and profundal macroinvertebrate comMunities of a coastal brown-water lake. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~£: 306-320. (A study frOM Georgia, USA. £~~~99~Y! spp common)
SORBE, J.C., 1981. Role du benthos dens le regime alimentaire des poissons demerssux du aecteur Sud Gaacogne. Kieler Heeresf., Sonderhei. ~: 479-489.
SORBE, J.C., 1982. (Obaervations preliainaires du suprabenthoa dans un transect bathyaetrique de la plataforme continentale aquitaine). Oecol. aquat. 6: 9-17. (In Spanish, not seen)
SORSE, J.C., 1983. Description d'un traineau deatine a l'echantillonnage quantitatif et age de la faune suprabenthique neritique. Ann. Inst. oceanogr. Paris (N.S.) ~2; 117-126.
SOYEZ, D., 1980. (Deaonatration of an action of glucose and serotonin on the
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Molt cycle of the crustacean aMphipod Q~s~~~~!~ g~~~~~~!!~~.) CR Acad. Sci. Paris ?~!: 841-844. (In French, not seen)
5TATZNER, B. & A. BITTNER, 1983. Nature and causes of migrations of ~~!!~rY§ !~~~~~~~ Koch (Amphipoda). A field study using a light intensifier for the detection of nocturnal activities. Crustaceana 11: 271-291.
STEELE, D.H., 1982. The genua ~~~~y~ (Crustaces, Amphipoda) in the North Pacific and Arctic oceana: ~~2~Y~ ~~g~~ group. Can. J. 2001- §Q: 1754-1775. (Conaiata of ~~ ~yg~~, ~~ !~~~r2Y! (=~~ E~S!!!SY~ a. Steele & BruneI 1968), ~~ E~S!!!£Y~, ~~ ~~~~!, ~~ !!!!1~22rg!, ~~ 2~~!~9! n. sp. (Kyaka Harbor, Alaaks), ~!. 2~rr~lt!!!~~!! n. sp. (Point Bsrrow, Alasks), ~!.
~~!y~~, ~!. !S~~~~!!~!!, ~!. S~!~SrY~Y!, ~!. ~~2rYY~!, ~!. ~~!E~lt!~!S~! and ~!. ~I1!!:t:2!!!!£Y~')
STEELE, D.H., 1982. Survival, growth and reproduction of ~~!!~rY§ !~~r!ng!~nY§ on a diet of ~!!~y~!!~ !!:t::t:Qr~!!~. Pol. Arch. Hydroblol. ?~: 299-306.
STEELE, D.H., 1983. The genus ~~2~Y~ (Crustscea, Amphipods) in the North Pacific Ocean: ~nQnY~ y~!!gy§-group. Can. J. Zool §!: 2921-2931. (The group consist of ~~ g~!!! n. sp. (Kyska Harbor, Al.), !~ ~~Q~!~~~r! n. sp. (cf. Aleutian Islands) and ~!. y~!!gy!)
STEELE, D.H., 1983. Size compositiona of lysianassid saphipods in cold snd warm water habitata. Mem. Auatr. Mus. 18: 113-119.
STEELE, P. & S.B. COLLARD, 1981. First Gulf of Mexico record for ~!~ngQ!!n~ 2r~~~!S~g!!!I1~~!~ (Amphipoda: Biancolinidae). North-East Gulf Sci. 4: 115-118.
STEELE, V.J. & B.R. MACPHERSON, 1981. Morphological features of sessile and circulating hemocytes in the cephslon of ~~!!~rY! ~!!!~Q~Y~ Dementieva (Crustacea: Aaphipoda) by light snd electron microscopy. J. Morph. !ZQ: 253-269.
STEIHLE, r.w., 1982. The benthic sacroinvertebrates of the Block Ialand Sound. Est. coaat. Shelf Sci. !~: 1-16. (Aaph. p 7)
STEPHENSON, R.R., 1983. Effects of water hardness, water temperature, and size of the test organiam on the susceptibility of the freshwater shrimp, §§!!~ry~ I1Y!~~ (L.), to toxicants. Bull. environs. Contsm. Toxicol. ~!:
459-466. STOCK, J •• :., 1981. L'ori1ine geologique de.s iles des lndes Occidentales en
relation svec la dispersion de quelques Malacoatraces stygobiontes. Geobios (Lyon) !1: 219-227. (Not seen)
STOCK, J.H., 1981. The taxonomy and zoogeography of the family Bogidiellidae (Crustacea, Amphipoda), with emphasis on the West Indian taxa. B1Jdr. Dierk. ~!: 345-374. (A monographic review, in which the group is split up into the following supraspecific taxa: ~r1~!!~ (1 sp), ~E~!~~Qg~~!~rY! (1), ~Q!~g!~!~!!~ n. gen. (for ~29!9!~!!~ ~Q!~!~), ~~~~2~g!gl~!!! (1), ~~g!~!~!!!, with 7 subgeners: ~~g!~!~!!~ s.s. (at lesst 8), ~!!!g!g!~!!! n. subgen. (for ~~ g~!I1EY!~! + 4), Q~g~~~:t:!g!g!!!!!!! n. subgen. (for ~~ 2~S~~!:t:!I1~!)' ~:t:yg~g!g!~!!~ n. subgen. (for ~~ 2r~~!~! + I), ~~~!g!~!~!!~ n. subgen. (for ~~ :t:~~~!g~~~!~ + 1), §y!g!~!!!!!!~ n. subgen. (for ~~ ~2!~!~g~r! + 1) and ~~:t:!HQg!g!~H§ n. subgen. (for !h ~~!::t:!~!). Furthermore ~g:t:Qg!~!~!!! n. gen. (for ~~ gy!:t:r!!!!!r! n. sp.), ~~!:!9!9!!!!!!~ n. gen. (type ~~ 2r!!!!!~~!!~, further species ~!. gr~!~!I1~~ n. sp.), Q~rgy~!!!!~!2!~ (1), ~Q!!~9!9!~ (2, as ~29!~!~!!~ !~~:t:!! is here transferred to ~Q!!~g!~!~), QY~~!r:t:!~!!! (1) and ~~~Y9!~9Q!!!~!!! (2). ~~ gY!~r!;!!!r~ n. Bp., ~!. sr~!~!I1~! n. sp. snd ~29!~!!!!!!! (~:t:Y9Q9!9!~!!~) ~!!:g!~~!!! n. Bp. were all found on the island of Tortola (West Indiee), ~Q9!9!~!!! (?~~yg~g!~!~!!~) I1~r!~ n. sp. from Isla de Margarita, Venezuela. ~~g!~!~!!! i~~~ 2r~~!~! is redescribed.)
STOCK, J.H., 1982. Amsterdam (the Netherlands) expeditions to the West Indian
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islands 18. Stygobiont Crustacea Halacostraca from geologically older and younger Antillean islands: a biogeographic analyais. BiJdr. Dierk. ?~: 191-199. (Not seen)
STOCK, J.H., 1982. The influence of hadziid ABphipoda on the occurrence and distribution of TherBoabaenacea and cyclopoid Copepoda in the Weat Indiea. Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~~: 275-282. ('It is considered BOSt likely that Hadziida predate on aBaller Crustacea')
STOCK, J.H., 1982. Validite du genre E~S~~~29!!!!~~! Reid, 1940 et distribution de son espece-type, E~ e~!nls~~!~! (Reid, 1940) (Crustacea, Amphipoda, GaBaaridae). Cah. BioI. Bar. ~~: 325-329.
STOCK, J.H. & J.J. VERHEULEN, 1982. A representative of the mainly abyssal faaily Pardaliscidae (Crustacea, Amphipoda) in cave waters of the Caicos Islands. BiJdr. Dierk. ?~: 3-12. (~e~~!~9~lslee~ e~9Y9 n. gen. n. ap. froa the Caicos Islanda N. of Haiti. ~!s!ee~ E~sh! froM Lanzarote ia also transferred to ~e~~!~2~!S!ee~)
STOCK, J.H., 1983. Discovery of a bogidiellid amphipod crustacean in inland waters of the Eaat Indian archipelago: ~29!~!~~~! (ll~~!gl~l~~~!) ~!~!~!s~~~!~ n. sp. Cruataceana 11: 198-204. (type locality: cavea in S~~awak, Borneo)
STOCK, J.H., 1983. A new apecies of E!!!!99!!!!~~! (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) from the Roques archipelago, Venezuela. BiJdr. Dierk. ?~: 103-108. (E~
~Sge~!9~~! n. ap.) STOCK, J.H., 1983. Predation as a factor influencing the occurrence and
distribution of amall Crustacea in West Indian groundwater. BiJdr. Dierk. ~~: 233-243.
STOCK. J.H., 1983. The stygobiont aaphipods of Jamaica. BiJdr. Dierk. ~~:
267-268. (ll~~!~!eh!~g~~ l!!!!S!~, ll~ s~!~~~~~~!! n. ap., ll~ hye9Eh~!s~! n. ap. and ll~ !~sh!h!~!~~~ n. ap. The taxonomy at generic level of the ~~~~!! complex is discuased extenaively.)
STOCK, J.H. & L. BOTOSANEANU. 1983. Premiere decouverte d'Amphipodes Ga.maridae du groupement des Hadziides dana dea eaux souterraines de l'Amerique du Sud: description de ll~~!~leh!!g~! Y!~!~2~!~~~ n. sp. BiJdr. Dierk. ?~: 158-164. (type srea: peninsula Horocoy in N. Venezuela)
STOCKTON, W.L., 1982. Scavenging amphipods froB under the Roaa Ice ahelf, Antarctica. Deep-Sea Res. ~~: 819-835. (A study of an undescribed QEsh2!~~~ sp., trapped from below 700 m's of ice many hundreds of kilometera from the ice edge. A few other aaphipods were also caught.)
STONER, A.W., 1982. The influence of benthic macrophytea on the foraging behavior of pinflsh, b!92~9~ ~h9!Q2!~~! (Linnaeua). J. expo mar. BioI. Ecol. ~~: 271-284.
STOUT, R.J. & W.E. COOPER, 1983. invertebrate colonization in aquat. Sci. 1Q: 1647-1657. invertebratea tested)
Effect of P-cresol on leaf decomposition and experiments 1 outdoor streams. Can. J. Fiah. (~Y!~~~~! !~~~S! most aenaitive of all
SUNDBACK, K. & L-E. PERSSON, 1981. The effect of microbenthic grazing by an aaphipod, ~!~hye9E~!! e!!9!! Lindstrom. Kieler Heeresf. Suppl. ?: 573-575.
SUNDELIN, B., 1983. Effects of cadmium on E9~~ge~E~!! !~~!~!! (Crustacea: Amphipods) in laboratory soft-bottom microcosma. Har. BioI. Z1: 203-212.
SUTCLIFFE, D.W. & T.R. CARRICK, 1981. Effect of temperature on the duration of egg development, and moulting and growth in Juveniles of QE!~99~Y~ e!~~~99E~S!!!~ (Crustacea, Amphipoda) in the laboratory. Freshw. BioI. 11: 511-522.
SUTCLIFfE, D.W. & T.R. CARRICK, 1981. Number of flagellsr aegmenta and moulting in the amphipod ~!!~!E~~ e~!~~. Freshw. BioI. 11: 497-509.
SWARTZ, R.C., W.A. DEBEN, K.A. SERCU & J.O. LAMBERSON, 1982. Sediment tOXicity
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and the distribution of aaphipoda in Coaaenceaent Bay, Wsahington, USA. Mar. Poll. Bull. !~: 359-364. (A study on gh~E2~YU!Y~ (foraerly E~~~Eh2~Y~) ~2~2U!Y~)
SWARUPA, K.M.C. & Y. RADHAKRISHNA, 1983. ~!~!~g£~E~!ll~ ~~!~hu~~u~!~ n. sp., a new caprellid froa Indian waters (Aaphipoda, Caprellidea). Crustacean a 11: 54-1. (Bapatls coast, Indis)
SYAMENCHANKA, V.P., 1982. (Age-related and seasonal changes in content of dry substance and calorlcity in the aaphipod ~2U~gEg~!!~ ~!!!u!~.) Vyestsi Akad. Nauk BSSR Syer Biyal Navuk !~§~i!l: 88-91. (In Russian, not seen)
TAGATZ, M.E., C.H. DEANS, J.C. MOORE & G.R. PLAIA, 1983. Alterations in composition of field and laboratory-developed estuarine benthic comaunities exposed to di-n butyl phthalate. Aquat. Toxicol. ~: 239-248.
TAGHON, G.L., 1982. Optiaal foraging by deposit-feeding invertebrates: roles of particle si2e snd organic coating. Oecologia (Berl.) ~~: 295-304. (i.a. g2~gEh!Y~ ~~!~2U!~)
TAKAHURU, N. & S. NAKAO, 1982. (Benthic cOMMunities of Japanese surf claa (E~~yg2£~~g!y! ~Y2!!!~!) beds in Haaanaka Bay and Biwase Bay, Hokkaido, Japan.) Sci Repts. Hokkaido Fish. expo Stn Qi~11: 51-58. (In Japanese, not seen. Has apparently auch inforaation on aaphipoda)
TAKAHURU, N. & T. OCHIAI, 1982. (Gaaaarideen aaphipods in Heaanako Bsy end Biwase Bay, Hokkaido, Japan.) Scl. Repts Hokkaido Fish expo Stn Qi~11: 29-40. (In Japanese, not seen. Deals with 13 spp froa sandy bottoas classified in 3 groups: ~!EEg!~g2U-~YU£h!!!~!Y!-~~Y!Y~ group, ~!E!l!~£~ Q~!Y!£2~U!~ - P~2~2!!~!!~-~UgUY~-~~2~hg~ g~!!~!~!! - ~!EhgU2!£!~~~ !~U~2!U~!~-g2~2Eh!Y! group and g2h~y~~g~!y~ ~2Y~-~2U2£Y!2~~~ !!!n2Eh!!Y! group)
TARARAH, A.S. & Y. WAKABARA, 1981. The aobile fauna - especially Gaaaaridea -of ~~~g~!~y! £Y!2~Y!' Mar. Ec01. Progr. Ser. ~: 157-163. (Brasil)
TARARAM, A.S. & Y. WAKABARA, 1982. Notes on the feeding of ~!!nu!y~ £~!~t!~Y~ Linnaeus froa a rocky pool of Itanhaea, Sao Paulo State. Bola Inst. oceanogr. S. Paulo ~!(2): 1-3. (~Y~l! !!~!! is a very iaportant prey>
TURNER, R.D., 1981. (Wood islanda and thermal vents as centers of diverse coaaunities in the deep sea.) BioI. Horya (Vladiv.) Qi!l: 3-10. <In Ruasian, not seen)
THIBAULT. Y. & R. COUTURE, 1982. Resistance theraique superieure de ~~!!~rY§ f~!£!!~Y~, Say (Crustacea, Aaphipoda) et son utilisation en situation de reJeta theraiques. Can. J. Zool. §Q: 1339-1346.
THOMAS, J.D., 1983. gy~!~!! ~!2~29!~!!, new genus new species of amphipod (Crustacea: Ochlesidae> froa the Barrier Reefs of Beli2e. Central America. Proc. bioI. Soc. Wash. ~§: 127-133. (An ochlesid with aaxillipedal palpsl)
THOftAS. J.D. & J.L. BARNARD, 1983. The Platyischnopidae of Aaerica (Crustacea: Amphipoda). Saithson. Contr. Zool. ~Z~: 1-33. (New taxa: gY~!Y!UgEY! n. gen. with the app E!!~Y!!£hU2EY! !!t~g~!£!!!! (type), ~~ g~~£!l!E!~ and g~ h2U!:!H!~Y! n. sp. (from Belize); !!2Y~2U~E~ n. gen., aonotypic-for ~-'Y!~£~U~, and ~~~Et2EY!, n. gen. also aonotypic, for ~~ 2~Y£h!Y! n. sp. (off N. Jersey, 129 a).)
THOftAS, J.D. & J.L. BARNARD, 1983. Tranaformation of the ~!y£gth2!~!! aorph to the ~U!!!~!! aorph (Aaphipoda). J. crust. BioI. ~: 154-157. (In one of the most aaazing surprises in amphipod history, aU~!!~!§ spp turn out to be the fully-grown males of b~Y92~hQ!!:!~§. b~ygQ~h2!9~! is therefore a Junior synonya of ~u~!!~!~, and ~~ Egt~~! of ~~ h!U~!u!. The faaily Leucoth01dae is redefined to exclude ~~y£gth2!~~~' and the Anaaixidae to include this aorph. )
THOHPSON, D.J. & S.J. MOULE, 1983. Substrate selection and assortative mating in ~!!!!~Y! EY!~~ L. Hydrobiologia ~~: 3-6.
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THURSTON, M.H., 1982. fh~~! ~~~~~, new genus, new species (Cheidae new family), 8 fossorial amphipod froa the Falkland Islands. J. crust. BioI. ~:
410-419. (The new faaily belongs in the phoxocephalid-haustoriid group of families. It is an intertidal sand-burrower.)
TIMMS, B.V., 1983. A study of benthic communities in soae shallow saline lakes of western Victoria, Australia. Hydrobiologia !Q§: 165-177. (i.a. ~~~t~g£h!!tg~!~ ~~Qt~~~!~)
TSUTSUMI, H. & T. KIKUCHI, 1983. Benthic ecology of a saall cove with seasonal oxygen depletion caused by organic pollution. Puybls Amakusa mar. bioI. Lab. Z(l): 17-40.
TURQUIN, M.J., 1981. Profil deaographique et environnement chez une population de ~!~h~~g~~ y!~~! (Amphipode troglobie). Bull. Soc. zool. Fr. !Q§: 457-466.
VADER, W., 1983. Associations between amphipods (Crustacea: Amphipoda) and sea anemones (Anthozoa: Actiniaria). Mem. Austr. Mus. !~: 141-153. (A review paper, with new dsta on '~!!gg~~~!~' ~~£g~Q!t~)
VADER, W., 1983. Prehensile pereopods in gammaridean Aaphipoda. Sarsia §~: 139-148.
VADER, W. & C.L. BEEHLER. 1983. ~~t2R9 919£1911§ (Amphipoda Stenothoidae) in the Batents and Beaufort Seas, and its association with the lamellibranchs ~~~£~!~~ ~!g!~ and ~~ Q!~£g~~ s.l. Astarte 1£(1979): 57-61.
VALTONEN, E.T. & A. NIINIMAA, 1983. Dispersion and frequency distribution of f2~ya2~2~~ spp (Acanthocephala) in the fish of the Bothnian Bay. Aquilo Ser. Zool. ~~: 1-11. (Intermediate hoat is ~2at2~2~!!~ !!!!a!!)
VALTONEM, E.T., M.J. van MAREM & O. TIMALA, 1983. A note on the intermediate hosts of g£h!~g~hY~£h~~ g!Q! Zaega, in Muller (Acanthocephala) in the Baltic Sea. Aquilo Ser. Zool. £~: 93-97. (Field data and experimenta on posaible aaphipod hosts: §!~~!~~! ~!QQ!£h1 ia the most likely intermediate host.)
VAM BLARICOH, G.R •• 1982. Experimental analyses of structural regulation in a marine sand coamunity exposed to ocesnic swell. Ecol. Monogr. §£: 283-305.
VARELA, C., 1983. (Amphipods from sandy beaches of southern Chile (Maiquillahue Bay, Valdivia).) Stud. Neotrop. Fauna Environa. !~: 25-52. (In Spanish. Deals with ~h2~2£!~h~!2~~!~ ~!h~!~!~~!~ n. sp., ~!~~£2~2~h!~~ £h!!!~~!~ n. sp. (recte: £h!!!~~!), ~!thY~2~!!!~~~ ~!g!!!!a!£~~, Q~£h!~t2!Q!! t~Q!~£~!~t! and Q~ £h!!!a~!~, all described and illustrated. Data on zonation, production and biomass.)
VASILEUKO, S.V., 1982. (Two new species of the family Paracercopidae froa the north-western Pscific.) lssled. Fsuni Morei £~(37): 95- (In Russisn. New taxa: f~[£2R! ~1~YtY! n. sp. and f§~~Q2£~[£2R! RYQ~§£~a§ n. sp., both from the Kurile Islsnds. The Paracercopidae ahould not, as done by Bousfield, be united with the Phtisicidae.)
VEMABLES, B.J., 1981. Aspects of the population biology of a Venezuelan beach aaphipod, I~!Q~£h~!!!! ~!~g!~!t~! (Talitridae), including estiaates of bioeaas snd daily production, and respiration rates. Crustacean a 1!: 271-285.
VEUABLES, S.J., 1981. Energy allocation for growth and metabolise in I~!g~£h!!t!! ~!~g!~!!!! (Aephipoda, Talitridae). Crustsceana 41: 182-189.
VIEITEZ, J.M., 19821 (Study of the benthic coeaunities of two beaches of the Ria de Pontevedra and R. de Vigo (Galicia, Spain).) Bol. Inst. esp. Oceanol. §: 242-258. (In Spanish. Aeph. p. 248)
VILLIERS, L., 1982. The feeding of Juvenile goby ~!!t!~t2!t!~! g~!Q~!!!£~!!t~! (Pisces: Gobiidae). Sarsia §Z: 157-162. (A predator of sand-living amphipods)
VINOGRADOV, M.E., A.F. VOLKOV & T.M. SEMEMOVA, 1982. (Aa£1pody-Giperiidy
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Mrovogo Okeana.) 492 pp. (In Russisn. A very i.portant aonograph on the world's hyperiids, which I hope soaebody will offer to review for the Aaphipod Newsletter. New taxs: k~~gn¥2~£!~ Y~!2H!!!9£!!! Vinogradov & Volkov n. gen. n. sp. (Hyperiidse), k¥£~~~ !!!!~ Vslkov n. sp. and ~!2n!~n¥£H~ !H£~~H~ Volkov n. ap.)
YIRNSTEIN, R.W., W.G. NELSON & R.K. HOWARD, 1983. Latitudinal gradients in seagrass epifsuna, especially saphipods. Estuaries §: 254. (Abstrsct only)
YOLLESTAD, L-A., 1983. (New records of ~2~~r222r!i! !!!!~!! Lindstroa, ~!ll!!!! gH!Qr!!2!~9!~ G.O. Sars and ~¥!!! r~!!£~! Loven in Norway.) Fsuna (Oslo) ~§: 129-131. (In Norwegian)
WAKABARA, Y.E., E. KAWAKAMI de REZENDE & A.S. TARARAN, 1982. Aaphipods as one of the aain food coaponents of 3 pleuronectiforaes froa the continental shelf of south Brazil and north Uruguay. Msr. BioI. §~: 67-70.
WALKER, M.H. & E. ROBERTS, 1982. The protozoan epizooites found on the gills of §!!!!rH! 2H!!!' Hydrobiologia ~~: 171-176.
WARD, J.V. & J.R. HOLSINGER, 1981. Distribution and habitat diversity of subterranean aaphipods in the Rocky Mountaina of Colorado, USA. Int. J. Speleol. !!: 63-70.
WARD, T.J. & P.C. YOUNG, 1982. Effects of sediaent trace aetals and particle size on the community atructure of epibenthic sea grass fauna near a lead sBelter, South Australia. Mar. Ecol. Progr. Ser. ~: 137-146.
WATERS, T.F., 1981. Seasonal patterns in production and drift of ~~!!~rH! e!~H2gl!!n~!H! in Valley Creek, Minnesota. Ecology §f: 1458-1466.
WATERS, T.F., 1982. Annual production by a streaa brook char (~!!Y!!!nH! !2~~!~!l!!) population and by its principal invertebrate food. Environa. BioI. Fishes z: 165-170. (In this Minnesota study ~!!!!rY! e!!YQ2li!~!!Y! is the aain invertebrate prey.)
WATLING, L., 1981. Aaphipoda froa the northwestern Atlantic: the genera l~r~~rn!~, g2!!!r!~ and ~~r2!n!~. Sarsia §§: 203-211. (With descriptions of l~r~!rn!! ~!!r!£!n! n. sp., ge!!!r!! 9~~H!~ n. sp. and ~!£e!n!~ £!!y!£g!! n. sp., all froB the outer continental shelf of the NE USA, and s key to feaale ~!re!n!~)
WATLING, L. & H. HOLMAN, 1981. Additional acanthonotozoaatld, paraaphithoid and ategocephalid Aaphipoda from the aouthern Ocean. Proc. biol. Soc. Wash. ~~: 181-227. (New taxon: Q9!H! !n~~r£~!£H! n. sp. (62041'S, 54043'W). Redescriptions of ~n£n!2~!!~Q!~ 2gr!~!!!, ~n!~n!en!!!g!~ ~~~n!~g!, ~~ !!£rge! (with 1en!!~2!!!!! 2!!£gY!r¥! Watling & HolBan, 1980, as Junior synonya), ~~ !~ !~~Q!n~~~!, ~~ ~~ !n£!r~~ n. rank (described as ~~ !n£!~~~), 1e~!!!g!~ 19Y~!n!, 1~ !Hl;!g!n~!;~, 12~!!!9!!!!! !~rgY~r!;!!, !~ ~£;~g!n~!;!, 1~ r!g!Q!, 1~ !!rr!~~. ~!!!!!!en!!!g!! !gng!2!!. ~~r!e!ng2!g!! ~~¥gn~~n!~. g2!!!r!! 9~2£g!~n! (with g~ !!£!!!e!! aa new aynonya), g~ !!£rgQgn~~, g~ 2Yn£~!£H!~;! (with ~H~!e!!!r!~ g~gQ~!!!! as new aynonya), ~!~!2!!!r!~ ~£!n~nHrY!, ~!£n!~~y!!!!! !£n!~gengr~, ~ng~~!g;!! £gr2H!~n~Y!p ~~ !!n!~r!!. gH~nQ~n!~ g!g~n~!! and ~~£~nQ!n!! ~g!£~!)
WATLING, L., 1983. Peracaridan disunity and its bearing on euaalacoatracan phylogeny with a redefinition of eumalacoatracan superordera. Pp 213-228 in F.R. SCHRAM (ed), Crustacean Phylogeny. A.A. Balkema, Rotterdaa. (Watling recognizes the following auperorders: Syncarlda (with Anaapidacea, Bathynellacea and Paleocaridacea), Brschycarida (with Theraosbaenacea, Spelaeogriphacea, Tanaidacea and Cumacea), Iaopoda (with 9 orders), Amphipoda (with the cuatoMary 4 orders) and Eucarida (with 6 ordera.)
WEIGMANN-HAAS, R., 1983. Zur Taxonoaie und Verbreitung der Gattung Q¥!!2ey! Dana 1853 (Aaphipoda: Hyperiidea) iM Antarktiacher Teil der Atlantik.
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Keteor Forshungsergebn. (D. Biol.) ~§: 1-11. WELTON, J.S., K. LADLE, J.A.B. BASS & I.R. JOHN, 1983. Estimation of gut
throughput time in §!!!!£~~ e~l~~ under laboratory and field conditions with a note on the feeding of young in the brood pouch. Oikos 1!: 133-138.
WESLAWSKI, J.M., 1980. Mass speciea of Aaphipoda from Hornsund fJord Spitsbergen. ICES Counc Meeting 1980, colI. Papers, 9 pp.
WESLAWSKI, J.K., 1983. Observations on the coaatal Aaphipoda of the Hornsund FJord (South West Spitsbergen). Pol. Arch. Hydrobiol. ~Q: 199-206.
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P 1 M H TAN N n 11 N I: E MEN T / I' M E M r H M A V I H
Vlth INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON AMPHlPOD CRUSTACEANS - organized by
the University of Amsterdam, 28 June - 3 July 1985
VIe COI.LOQUI~ lNTEHNATlONAL SUH LES CIW!i,(,ACJ!S AMPHJPOflf;S - organise par
l'Universitc d'Amsterdam, du 28 juin au 3 juillet 1985
During the "Workshop on Phyletic Classification of Amphipod Crustace<ll1s" (Ottawa, 17-19 August 19(4), the University of AllIstt'nJiulI h<ls been elected for the organisation of the Vlth Amphipada Colloquium (formerly Colloquium on Gammurus and Niphargus).
Date.- The period 28 June to 3 "uly 1985 hils been se lee ted. since severa 1 amph j pod worke rs wish to participate, from 4 July onward, in ail Evolution symposium in England.
Place.- The Colloquium will be held in the village of Ambleteuse (France, d6partement Pasde-Calais), on the Channel coast halfway Calais and Boulogne. The University of Amsterdam has fI
modest fieldstation in this place, whereas t\~O other marine laboratories (Laboratoire de Biologie marine of the Universities of Lt lle and Louvain, and the Institut de l3iologie marine, Wimereux) are quite close.
The Colloquium will take place in the Leo Lagrange Centre of Ambleteuse, which offers com-plete, modern faciliti.es (2 lc,tlJre halts, possibilities for slides, overhead, 16 mm movies, lodgement in bungalows on the grounds, all meals, sporting facilities).
Registration fee.- For tIle use of the congress facilities and (free) participation in excursions, a fee of US$ 60.- will be charged (ca. 600 ffr).
Lodgemen t.-
A) The recommended way. The congress centre possesses a number of bungalows for 2 and 4 persons (each with toilet and shower) around tIle lecture halls. The price per person (bed, kitchen use, breakfast and 2 warm meals a day) is ffr. 143.- (c". US$ 15.-) per person per day (estimated price for 1985) .
Il) The budget way. The two field laboratories in Ambleteuse have a limited number of beds available in their student dormatorics. With a few exceptions, there are several superimposed beds per room. For students and for amphipod workers from countries experi.encing currency difficulties, this is a cheap, but cieC011t, way tu reduce their travel expense.
Since l'he nUln[;r.r or Iwds IlvaJlilble Js I irnited (24 in the Amsterdnm Lab., III In the Lille/Luuvain Lid.!.), these are alloted strictly on the "first signed-up/first served" basis.
The pri.ce for these llccomodations is ffr. 20.- per day in the Lille/Louvain Lab., (without kitchen use) or ffro ]0.- per day in the Amsterdam Lab. (With kitchen use). Meals Ilrc available from the H5tel/Restaurilflt des Baigneurs (at 1 minute walk from both labs.): hot meals Efr. 3R.-, breakfast Ur 12.- (I US$ is approx. 10.- ffr, tluctu-
Pendant le "Workshop sur la Classification phylctique des Crustac6s Amphipodes" (Ottawa, 17-It) UOUL 191:14), l'Ulliver~;lu~ d'Amstcrdam 11 ete elue comme organisme organisateur du VIe Colloque sur les Amphipodes (autrefois: Colloque sur Gammarus et Niph3rgus).
Datc~.- La periode du 2f1 juin au 3 juillet 1985 a 6.u; chois!e, pareI..' que plllsieurs partici.pants d6sirent prendre part egalcment i une Conference SII)" I 'J~v()lutlon en /\Ilgleterre, a partlr du (fejulllet.
l'lace.- Le C\)t!oCjue sera organise dans le village d'Ambleteuse, dans le Pas-de-Calais (France, sur les cBtes de la Manche entre Calais et Boulogne. L'Universite d'Amsterdam dispose d'un modeste laboratoire de terrain a cet endroit, tandis que deux autres laboratoires marins (Laboratoire de Biologie marine des Unlversites de Lille et de Louvain, ainsi que l' lnstitut de Biologie marine de Wimereux) se trouvent en proximite.
Le Colloque se deroulll dans le Centre Leo Lagrange d'Ambleteuse, avec ses facilites modernes (2 salles de conf6rcnce, <lvec tous les moyens audio-visuels, hebergement dans des bungalows sur le domaine meme, tous les repas) activites sportives).
Taxe dtlnSCrLPtlon.- US $ 60.- (soit appromativement FF 600. ) donnant aussi le droit d' utiliser toutes les facilites du Centre et de participer gratuitement aux excursions.
Hebergement.-
A) Modalite recommendec. Le Centre Leo Lagrange offre un nombre de bungalows modernes, chaque logement i 2 ou 4 lits (chaucun dispose de douche, W.C. et lavabo), arranges autour des salles de conference. Le pdx par personne (estime au niveau de 1985) sera de FF 143.- par jour, les trois repas y inelus.
]3) Hodalite 6conomique. Les deux laboratoires de terrain a Ambleteuse offrent un nombre restreint de lits dans leurs dortoirs col lectifs. Avec ]leu d'exceptions, il y a plusieurs lits superposes dans chaque chambre. Pour des etudiants et pour des chercheurs originaires de pays avec d(~s difficultes vall1t;Jires, eet h6hi~rg(!mcnt represcnte une a1-tern<ltivc bon m,lrchc(!, modcoste, rn'lis decente. Paree-que le nornbre de :it<; disponiblc5 est limite (24 dans le labo d'Amsterdam, 14 dans le labo de Lille/Louvain), les places seront allouees strictement scIon la formule "les premiers venus sont les premiers servisit. Le prix pour cette formule sera de FF 20.- par jour (dans le labo de Lille/Louvain, sans acces a la cuisine), ou de FF 30.- par jour (dans le labo d'Amsterdam, avec cUisine). Les repas pourront etre pris dans le ·~estaurant des Baigneurs (1 minute a
.,
ating with the rate of exchange).
C) For participants wishing single rooms the Hotel des l3a1gneurs has 1I l1mit~d number of singles available (ffr. 65.- per person per day); for meals see under B.
The laboratory dormatories and the Hotel are within 5 min. walking distance from the lecture halls.
Excursions and fieldwork.- The laboratories are at it few minutes willk from the coast, the Leo Lagrnnge Centre 1s HOO m from the cO/J~t. The Channel area i~ reknown for Its large ltd~l d1ff~rence (r.:n. 9 III at. CqUlllOxnl spring tides) and a wide variety of biotope~ is readily aV111-lable (rocky intertidal, sandy beaches, estuarine environments with mud flnts, running chalk streams).
A number of excursions wi 11 be organized for the Colloquium members (to the old walled town of Boulogne, to the chalk cliffs of Cap Blanc Nez, a demonstration of up- and downstream migrations of Gammarus).
~.- Ambleteuse can be reache'd:
A) By car via road 0940 (formerly N40), between Calais Boulogne. ca. 12 km N of the latter.
B) By train: direct trains connect the railway station Wimereux-Wimiile (co. 4 km from the lecture halls) wi!.h Paris (once a day), Lille (5 times a day) or Boulogne (8 times a day),
C) By air: the nearest airport is Lille-Lesquin (130 km). From LUle five direct trains serve the railway station Wimereux-Wimille.
Air travellers through Paris should make connections by tratn (once a clny direct", or 'tf!Aie' 'ch..1tl"g@ 11'1- Boulogne).
D) By boat: Visitors from Great Britain may wish to take the ferry from Dover to Boulogne, and reach Ambleteuse by bus or by train (many services per day).
Languages.- The official Colloquium languages will be English and French.
Call for papers.- If you intend to present an oral communication or a poster, please indicate the intended title on the attached form.
Registration.- Please fill out the attaclled form as soon as possible if you intend to visit the Colloquium or if you wi~h to be kept informed. Since the number of places available in a small village like Ambleteuse is not unlimited, firm subscription at i.ln early date will insure reservation of accomodation in the desired category.
Please address registration, accomodation. and communication forms as soon as possible to
The Secretariat, Vlth International Colloquium on Amphipoda
Jan 11. Stock or Sjouk Pinkst~r I.T.h., P.O. Box 20125 1000 HC Amsterdam The Netherlands.
tel. 020 - 522.3435 or 522.3635 telex FAC WN 16460.
pied des deux laboratoires): repas chauds a FF 38.-, petit dejeuner a FF 12.-
C) Clltlm\)re!l IlltHvldutllloB. Lllior:eI/Hcl~tllllrant des Baigneurs offre un nombre limite de chambrcs individuclles n FP 65.- par personne par jour; pour les repas voir B.
Les dortoirs des laboratoires et des Baigneurs se trouvent des salles de conference.
a 5 min. I'Hotel a pied
Excursions tour[stigues et demonstratives.- 'Les lahorut()ircs sont .1 qlJelqucs minutes !;eull.!mcmr du littoral, 1(' Ccntrt' Leo Lugrangc se trollve 11 HOD m de In ,,:(il:e. LeB cote!; de 1[1 Manchc sont conl1ues pour lC!ur grlllld(l amplJtu'de des lIIarec!!:i (de 9 m environ pendant les grandes marees d'equinoxe) et pour leur grande variete de biotopes (cotCI; rocheuses. pl:lges de sable, estuRires evec schorre lntertidale, eaux douces courantes).
Quelques excursions seront offertes aux participants (la vieille Cite de Boulogne, les falaises de Cap Blanc Nez, demonstration des migrations anadrome et katadrome de Gammarus).
Noyens d'acces.- Ambleteuse peut etre atteint:
A) En voiture: prenez le D 940 (anterieurement N 40); le village se trouve entre Calais et Boulogne, a 12 km environ au Nord de Boulogne.
B) Par te train: Care SNCF de Wfmereux-Wlmll!(: (a 4 km envlron de l'endroit du Colloque), desservie par des trains directs de Paris (1 fois par jour), de Lille (5 fois par jour) ou de Boulogne (8 fois par jour).
c) Aeroport 1(> plus rrochc: Li Ile!-Lcsquin (3 130 km). Dc Li Lle, il 'i 11 .5 t+aij:H~_ par jour:> a la gare SNCF de Wimereux-Wimllle.
Les voyageurs en avian a destination <.le
Paris peuvent prendre le train direct (ParisWimereux) ou faire la correspondence par Boulogne.
D) En bateau: Les voyageurs venant d'Angleterre, peuvent util iser le bae (Douvres-Bou-10gne), et iltteindre Ambleteus_e par le SNCF ou par l'autocar (plusieurs services par jour) •
Langues. - Les I angues off icie lIes du Colloque seront l'anglais et le franiais.
Communications.- Les participants souhaitant prJsenter des expo.ses oraux ou des documents pour des seances de demonstration ("poster") sont invites de mentionner le ti.tre de leur communication sur la f.ormule ci.-jointe.
Inscription.- Si vous avez l'intention de part iciper au Colloque, veuillez bien remplir le formulaire ci-joint. Le nombre de lits (dans une localite si petite qu'Ambleteuse) etant limite', l'inscription definitive et rapide vous assurera une chambre dans la categoric desiree.
VeulllCl~ rempllr ct cnvoyer le plutnt possible la demande d'inscription et de logement, ainsi que celle de communications. a: Secretariat VIe Colloque international sur les
Amphipodes Jan H. Stock (lU Sjouk Pinkster I.T~Z., Botte postale 20125 1000 HC Amsterdam (Pay.s-Bas)
No. de telephone: 020 - 522.3435 ou 522.3635 No. de telex: fAG WN 16460
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