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Department of the Environment Fisheries and Marine Service Department of the Environment Ministere de l'Environnement Fisheries and Marine Service Service des P~ches et des Sciences de la mer Research and Development Directorate Direction de la Recherche et D6veloppement TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 576 RAPPORT TECHNIQUE NO. 576 (Numbers 1-456 in this series were issued (Les numeros 1-456 dans cette serie furent as Technical Reports of the Fisheries utilises comme Rapports Techniques de l'offic Research Board of Canada. The series des recherches sur les pecheries du Canada. name was changed with report number 457) Le nom de la serie fut change avec Ie rapport numero 457) A Compilation of Literature Pertaining to the Culture of Aquatic Invertebrates, Algae and Macrophytes, Vol. II by B. de March, J.F. Flannagan, M. Friesen, A. Furutani R.D. Hamilton, S.G. Lawrence, S.L. Leonhard and B.E. Townsend This is the seventy-ninth Ceci est Ie soixante-dix-neuvieme Technical Report from the Rapport Technique de la Direction de la Research and Development Directorate Recherche et Developpement Freshwater Institute Institut de eaux douces Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba 1975 ABSTRACT deMarch, B., J.F. Flannagan, M. Friesen, A. Furutani, R.D. Hamilton, S.G. Lawrence, S.L. Leonhard and B.E. Townsend. 1975. A compilation of literature pertaining to the culture of aquatic invertebrates, algae and macrophytes, Vol. III. Fish. Mar. Servo Res. Dev. Tech. Rep. No. 576. 32 pp. A printout from a computerized library system containing reference to literature directly or indirectly related to culture of aquatic invertebrates, algae and macrophytes is given. RESUME deMarch, B., J.F. Flannagan, M. Friesen, A. Furutani, R.D. Hamilton, S.G. Lawrence, S.L. Leonhard and B.E. Townsend. 1975. A compilation of literature pertaining to the culture of aquatic invertebrates, algae and macrophytes, Vol. III. Fish. Mar. Servo Res. Dev. Tech. Rep. No. 576. 32 pp. On donne des imprimes d'un systeme de la documentation automatique qui contient des references a la litterature se rapportant directement ou indirectement a la culture des invertebres aquatiques, des algues et des macrophytes. i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank Mr. K.E. Marshall and his staff in the Institute library for providing advice and assistance in the compilation of these references and for assistance with the presen­ tation of this report. Thanks are also due to Mrs. Diane Becker for preparing the references for keypunching, maintaining the library files, and typing the manuscript, Mrs. Grace Decterow for completing the typing of this report, and Mr. Tom Mitchell and Mrs. Laurie Tinker for technical assistance. ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Acknowledgements. ........................................... i Abstract. ................................................... 11 Introduction. ............................................... 1 Protozoa. .............................................. .. 2 Porifera. .......................................... .. 5 Coelenterata. ...................... .. ................. • . 5 Platyhelminthes. ............................................ 5 Rotifera. ........................................ .. 5 Nematoda..... 6 Bryozoa '" .. , '" ." .. ,. .. 6 Mollusca '. ............................... 7 Oligochaeta " , ,. .... .. .. .. .. 13 Hirudinea ,,, '" .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 13 Crustacea [Branchiopoda].................................... 13 Crustacea [Malacostraca] 13 Plecoptera ,........................ • . 16 Ephemeroptera. .............................................. 16 Odonata ", , " . 17 Hemiptera. .................................................. 18 Neuroptera. .. .. ............................................. 18 Trichoptera. .... .. .......................................... 19 Coleoptera. ................................................. 20 Diptera ,. '" ,. .. .. .. .. 20 Algae. ............. .. ..................................... .. 24 Aquatic Macrophytes " , 24 Toxicology and Pollution.................................... 26 Laboratory Biosystems....................................... 30 General .............•.. , '" . '" ,,. .. 30 1 INTRODUCTION As with the initial volume this literature review is essentially a printout from a computer library systeml set up as part of a program of the Freshwater Institute, to investigate the culture of aquatic invertebrates. In this volume the references have been typed, rather than using the computer printout directly, to improve legibility. Each paper is assigned to a phylogenetic group (or to more than group if the paper deals with several animals), coded according to author, title, keywords, describing the content of the paper (enclosed within oblique strokes) source and finally a file number which enables us to physically locate the paper itself. Retrieval from the computer is based on any combination of the terms mentioned. Again, we would like to point out that the review is not complete and is not intended to cover any specific time period rather it tends to reflect the literature on the animals or groups of animals which we are currently investigating together with recent papers collected by the Can/SOl search. It is intended to assist other and new workers in the field and it is hoped that these workers will forward any pertinent literature to S.L. Leonhard at the address given in the title page. We would like to thank the researchers who, since the publication of the preliminary volume have forwarded to us copies of their publi­ cations for inclusion in the review. 1 Famulus: A computer-based system for Augmenting Personal Documentation Efforts. U.S.D.A. Forest Service, Research NOTE PSW-193, Burton, H.D., Russell, R.M., and Yerke, T.B., 1969. 2 PROTOZOA CANALE R P, T D LUSTIG; PM KEHRBERGER, J E SALO Experimental and mathematical APPLEWHITE P modeling studies of Protozoan Drugs affecting sensitivity to stimu­ predation on bacteria! Ciliata, li in the plant Mimosa and the Protozoa, model, predator prey, protozoan Spirostomum! Protozoa, food chain, continuous culture, Ciliata, drugs, membrane permeabil­ chemostat, dilution rate, Tetra­ ity, mechanical stimulation, light­ hymena pyriformis, Aerobac~ dark responses! Physiology and aerogenes! Biotechnology and Behavior, Vol. 9, 1972, page 869­ Bioengineering, Vol. XV, 1973, 871, ffl16 also Toxicology ff98 page 707-728, #108 BARNA I, DS WEIS CARTER J W, IVAN L CAMERON The utilization of Bacteria as food Toxicity bioassay of heavy metals for Paramecium bursarial nutrition, in water using Tetrahymena pyri­ lettuce infusion medium, growth, formis! Protozoa, Ciliata, heavy food specificity! Trans. Am. Micro. metals, mercury, cobalt, zinc, lead! Soc., Vol. 92(3), 1973, page 434­ Water Res., Vol. 7, 1973, page 951­ 440, ff123 961, ff98 also Toxicology #95 BICK H, S KUNZE COOLE N R, JAMES M KELTNER JR, A review of autecological and sapro­ JERROLD FORESTER biological data on freshwater Mirex and Aroclor(R) 1254 effect on ciliates! Protozoa, Ciliata, aut­ and accumulation by Tetrahymena ecology, saprobiology! Int. Rev. pyriformis strain W! Protozoa, Ges. Hydrobiol., Vol. 56, 1971, Ciliata, Mirex, Aroclor(R) 1254, page 337-384, ff80, in German accumulation! J. Protozool., Vol. 19, 1972, page 636-638, ff99 also Toxi­ BOVEE E . C, DEAN L. CORDELL cology ff96 Feeding on Gastrotrichs by the Helio­ zoon Actinophrys sol! feeding, COOLEY N R, JAMES M KELTNER JR, metazoans, ciliates, food select­ JERROLD FORESTER ivity, temporary feeding fusion! The polychlorinated biphenyls Trans. Am. Microsc. Soc., Vol. 90(3), Aroclors (R) 1248 and 1260 effect 1971, page 365-369, ffl19 on and accumulation by Tetrahymena pyriformis! Protozoa, Ciliata, BURBANCK WD, D M SPOON cultivation, polychlorinated biphenyl, The use of sessile ciliates collected accumulation! J. Protozool., Vol. 20, in plastic petri dishes for rapid 1973, page 443-445, fflOO also Toxi­ assessment of water pollution! cology ff97 Protozoa, Ciliata, bioassay, water pollution! J. Protozoo., Vol. 14, CORLISS J 0 1967, page 739-744, ff96 also Toxi­ Guide to the literature on Tetrahymena cology ff93 a companion piece to Elliott's general bibliography! Protozoa, CAIRNS J JR, M L DAHLBERG, KENNETH L Ciliata, food organism! Trans. Amer. DICKSON, NANCY SMITH, WILLIAM T WALLER Soc., Vol. 92, 1973, page 468-491, The relationship of freshwater #76 Protozoan communities to the MacArthur Wilson equilibrium model! CURDS CR Protozoa, MacArthur Wilson equili­ The flocculation of suspended matter brium model, colonization rates, by Paramecium caudatum! Protozoa, artificial substrates! Amer. Nat., Ciliata, flocculation, suspended Vol. 103, 1969, page 439-454, ff88 matter! J. Gen. Microbiol., Vol. 33, 1963, page 357-363, ff89 CAIRNS J JR, KENNETH L DICKSON Reduction and restoration of the DE PUYTORAC P, C ANDRIVON, F SERRE number of freshwater Protozoan Sur l'action cytonarcotique des sels species following acute exposure de nickel chez Paramecium caudatum to copper and zinc! Protozoa, Ehrb! Protozoa, Ciliata, nickel, artificial communities, continuous antagonism, cytonarcosis! J. Proto­ culture, copper, zinc! Trans. zool., Vol. 10, 1963, page 10-19, Kansas Acad. Sci., Vol. 73(1), ff91 also Toxicology ff87 1970, page 1-10, ff77 also Toxicol­ ogy ff85 FINLEY HE The peritrichs now and then 1676 to CAIRNS J JR, KENNETH L DICKSON 1973! Protozoa, Ciliata, pollution WILLIAM H YONGUE JR indicators, saprobity! Trans. Amer. The consequences of nonselective Micros. Soc., Vol. 93, 1974, page periodic removal of portions of 307-313, 11107 freshwater Protozoan communities! Protozoa, artificial substrates, harvesting!
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