Titlebook: Culture of Marine Invertebrate Animals; Proceedings — 1st Co Walter L. Smith,Matoira H. Chanley Conference proceedings 1975 Plenum Press, N

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Bryozoaman (l959) volume. The data and opinions presented are derived from the author’s field and laboratory research and experience with the bryozoa of the northeastern United States coastal waters, from word of mouth information from colleagues, and from the literature.

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International Association of Universitiesas recently been selected by the Environmental Protection Agency of the United States as one of the groups of organisms to be used in bioassays (both adult and developmental stages) of man’s transgressions upon the marine environment. A synopsis of polychaete culture is therefore timely.

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A Critique of the Orthodox Interpretation,ome new terminology and advanced analytical techniques have been introduced by Chanley (1965), Chanley and Van Engel (1969), and Chanley and Andrews (197l). An important study by Pilkington and Fretter (1970) on prosobranch veligers also contains information relevant to feeding of larval bivalves.

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Culture of Phytoplankton for Feeding Marine Invertebrateshe methods suffice for the most fastidious algae now routinely cultivable, and simplifications indicated for less demanding species are easily made; for example, omission of silicate for plants other than diatoms. Certain modifications of techniques, ancillary methods, and precautions will be treate