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Pubblicazioni Della Stazione Zoologica Di Napoli PUBBLICAZIONI DELLA STAZIONE ZOOLOGICA DI NAPOLI VOLUME 37, 2° SUPPLEMENTO ATTI DEL 1° CONGRESSO DELLA SOCIETÀ ITALIANA DI BIOLOGIA MARINA Livorno 3-4-5 giugno 1969 STAZIONE ZOOLOGICA DI NAPOLI 1969 Comitato direttivo: G. BACCI, L. CALIFANO, P. DOHRN, G. MONTALENTI. Comitato di consulenza: F. BALTZER (Bern), J. BRACHET (Bruxelles), G. CHIEFFI (Napoli), T. GAMULIN (Dubrovnik), L. W. KLEINHOLZ (Portland), P. WEIß (New York), R. WURMSER (Paris), J. Z. YOUNG (London). Comitato di redazione: G. BONADUCE, G. C. CARRADA, F. CINELLI, E. FRESI. Segreteria di redazione: G. PRINCIVALLI. OSTRACODS AS ECOLOGICAL AND PALAEOECOLOGICAL INDICATORS (Pubbl. Staz. Zool. Napoli, Suppl. 33, 1964, pp. 612) Price: U.S. $ 15,— (Lire 9.400) An International Symposium sponsored by the ANTON and REINHARD DOHRN Foundation at the Stazione Zoologica di Napoli, June 10th-19, 1963. Chairman: Dr. HARBANS S. PURI, Florida Geological Survey, Tallahassee. Fla. U.S.A. Contributions by P. ASCOLI, R. H. BENSON, J. P. HARDING, G. HARTMANN, N. C. HULINGS, H. S. PURI, L. S. KORNICKER, K. G. MCKENZIE, J. NEALE, V. POKORNÝ, G. BONADUCE, J. MALLOY, A. RITTMANN, D. R. ROME, G. RUGGIERI, P. SANDBERG, I. G. SOHN, F. M. SWAIN, J. M. GILBY, and W. WAGNER. FAUNA E FLORA DEL GOLFO DI NAPOLI 39. Monografia: Anthomedusae/Athecatae (Hydrozoa, Cnidaria) of the Mediterranean PART I CAPITATA BY ANITA BRINCKMANN-VOSS with 11 colour - plates drawn by ILONA RICHTER EDIZIONE DELLA STAZIONE ZOOLOGICA DI NAPOLI Prezzo: Ut. 22.000 ($ 35.—) PUBBLICATO IL 19-11-1971 PARTECIPANTI AL SIMPOSIO Livorno 3 - 4 - 5 giugno 1969 ARENA dott. PASQUALE - M essina CRISAFI prof. PIETRO - Messina ARRU dott.ssa A NDREIN A - Sassari CUSMAI dotto RAFFAELE -Roma BACCI prof. GUIDO - Torino DE DOMENICO dotto El\:ULIO - Messina BADINO dott. GUIDO - Torino DELLA CROCE praf. NORBERTO - Genova BARILANI sig. A NTONIO - Roma DE MAlO prof. ARTURO - Napoli BARSOTTI sig. GIANFRANCO - Livorno DE SANCTIS dotto ing. VICTOR ALDO BASILE dott.ssa A NTONIA ' - Napoli Roma BATTAGLIA praf. BRUNO - Padova DONN INI dotto ing. PAOLO - Milano BENAZZI prof. MARIO - Pisa F ARNETI dott. FRANCES CO - Livorno BERNIIARD dotto MrCHAEL - La Spezia FAVA sig. GIA NCARLO - Venezia S ERRINO sig. L EONARDO - Torino FIERRO prof. GIULIA NO - Genova B ERTANI dott.ssa MARIA T ERES.4. - Genova FONTANA prof. ENRICO - Livorno BILIO dotto MARTIN - La Spezia FOSSATO dotto VALENTINO - Venezia BINI prof. GIORGIO - Roma FRANCHINI dott. ARIODA NTE DARIO - Man- tova BOLOGNARI praf. ART URO - Messina FRANCINI CORTI prof.ssa ELEONORA - Fi- BOXOMI dott. GIULIA~"lO - Pallanza r enze BRANDI A URILI dott.ssa A NNA - Livorno FRANCO dotto PAOLO - Venezia BRIGANTI sig. SALVATORE - Catania FRASSETTO dotto ROBERTO - Spezia BRUNETTI doU. R ICCARDO - Padova FRAU dott.ssa ANNA MARIA - Sassari BRUZZONE dotto CARLO LORENZO - Genova FRESI dotto EUGENIO - Napoli B URIGHEL dott. PAOLO - Padova GAINO datt.ssa ELDA - Genova BUIA sig. GAETANO - Messina GANDOLFI dott. GILBERTO - Parma CAMBI NI dotto ENRICO - Pisa GENOVESE dotto SEBASTIANO - Messina CANALE dott. GABRIELE - Genova GHIRARDELLI prof. ELVEZIO - Trieste CARLI dott.ssa A NNA MARIA - Genova GHIRETTI pruf. FRA:XCESCO - Padova CAVALLARO dotto GUG LIEU.IO - Messina GIACHINI sig. CESARE - Livorno CHIME:XZ Gusso dott.ssa CARLA - Roma GIANFORMA MArTEuCCI dott.ssa EDI - li- CIACCAGLIA rag. SAMUELE - Torino vorno CIACCAGLIA r ag. SILVANO - Torino GRIMALDI dotto PIERO - Bari CINELLI dott. FRANCESCO - Napoli GRIMALDI DE ZIO dott.ssa S US ANNA . COGNFfTI prof. GIUSEPPE - Modena Bari COGNETTI V ARRIALE dott.ssa ANNAl\'IARIA . LABATE dott. MARIO - Bari Modena LANFRA NCO dott.ssa MARI NA - Torino COI.OMBERA dott. DARIO - Padova LAZZERETTO COLOMBERA dott.ssa IVANA COMASCHI dott.ssa ALESSANDRA - Venezia Padova LETTERIO dotto G UGLIEL.MO - Messina RA NZOLI prof. F ULVIO - Catania LEVI dott. DINO - Roma R Az z Aurr prof. ALBERTO - Livorno loDI d ott. ELSa - Tor ino R EL I ~ I d otto G IU LIO - Genova MAGAG NINI dotto GIAMPAOLO - Modena RELINI ORSI dotl.s sa LIDIA - Gen ova MAGAZZÙ dotto GIUSEPPE - Messina RICCI dotto GIANCARLO - Livorno MAI NARDI prof. DA :-.l ILO - Parma ROCCA dotto EUGENIO - Napoli MALTI NI dotto RANIERO - Roma Rocco VOLK ~'1A NN dott.ssa BRIGITTE Ve nezia M AN ELLI prof. H ARRY -Roma RODI NÒ dotto E MANUELE - P adova MARA NO dotto GIOVA ~N I - Ba ri R OSSI dott. ALESSANDRO - P arma MARCHETTI dotto ROBERTO - Mila no ROSSI prof.ssa L UCIA - T orino MARCIUON)!I dott.s sa VALERIA - Torino R UFFINI prof.ssa MARIA L UISA - Torino MATTA dotto FRANCESCO - Roma R UFFO praf. SANDRa - Verona MIOLETTI dott.ssa VIVIAKA - Torino SABBADIN prof. ARMA:S:DO - Padova MOGGI prof. G UIDO - Firenze SARA' prof. MICHELE - Bari MOIO dotto LUIGI -Messina SARA' dotto RAB.-lO NDO - Palermo MONTALENTI prof. GIUSEPPE - Roma SCACCINI praf. ANDREA -F ano MONTECUCCHI dotto PIERCARLO - Pisa S CHREIBER proe. BRUNO - P arma MORSELLI dotto IVANO - Modena S COTTO DI CARLO dotto BRUNO - Napoli MOZZI prof. C;\RLO - P adova SELLA dott.ssa GABRIELLA - Torino NASSOG NE dotto ARl\.fAND - La Spezia SETTEPASSI s ig . FRANCESCO - Roma NEMESSI dott.ssa ROSA NGELA - Ge nava SOLAINI dotto PIERO - Roma NOBILI praf. R ENZO - Pisa SORDI prof. MAURO - Livorno ONESTO d ott.ssa EMMA - Napo li STAGNI dott.s sa ANN AMARIA - B ologna ORLANDO d otto E NZO - Modena STEFA NI prof. RENZO - Cagliari PAGLIAI dott.ssa ANN A MARIA - Modena T ALIERCIO dotto PIERO - Livorno P ANSINI dotto MAURIZIO - Ge nova TARAMELLI RIVOSECCHI dott.ssa ESTER PANTA LEO prof. ing. MARIO - Roma Roma PARENZAN prof. P IET RO -T aranto T ASSI PELATI d ott.ssa LA URA - Parma PASQUINI pr oi. P ASQUA LE - Roma TENERELLI p rof. VITO - Catania PATANE' prof. LUIGI - Catania TORTO NESE prof. E NRICO - Ge nova P EDEKOVI dott.ssa CLOTILDE - La Spezia TOTARO ALO] prof.ssa E UGE NIA - Napoli PERONI dotto CORRADO - La Spezia T RUCATTO sig . GIOVANNI -T orina PICCHETTI prof. G UIDO - Napoli T URLI prof. PASQUALE -R oma PICCINETTI dotto CORRADO - Fano VAN NINI prof. E NRICO - B ologna P ICETU datt.ssa GIUSEPPINA - Genova ZATTERA dott. ANTO:\!IO - La Spe zia PIRO dotto ANGELO - La Spezia ZUCCHI sig. AM.EDEO - Livorno P ULITZER FINALI dotto G USTA VO - Bari Z UNARELLI VA NDINI dott.ssa REKATA RA NZI praf. SILVIO - Milano Modena INDICE MONTALENTI, G.: La biologia marina in Italia ieri e oggi pag. 5 AURISICCHIO, S., M. BERNHARD, O. LAVARELLO, C. PERONI e A. ZATTERA: Consi­ stenza numerica ed attività metabolica dei batteri pelagici rivelata con l'autoradiografia (5 Figure) » 16 BARSOTTI, G. e G. FRIULI: Contributo alla conoscenza della malacofauna dei fondi sublitorali dell'alto Tirreno (Mare toscano) (12 Figure)....................................» 31 BERNHARD, M., G. LOMI, G. RIPARBELLI, M. SALETTI e A ZATTERA: Un metodo immunologico per la caratterizzazione del fitoplancton (2 Figure)...........................» 64 BERNHARD, M., L. RAMPI e A. ZATTERA: La distribuzione del fitoplancton nel Mar Ligure (12 Figure) » 73 BILIO, M.: La variabilità fra pescate effettuate con la rete a strascico nel Mar Ligure (9 Figure) » 115 BOLOGNARI, A. : Il battello « Colapesce » attrezzato per la idrografia e la pesca sperimentale » 132 BOLOGNARI, A. e G. CAVALLARO: Ispezione diretta del fondo marino per le indagini sulle biocenosi (1 Figura) » 134 BRUNETTI, R. e P. BURIGHEL: Sviluppo dell'apparato vascolare coloniale in Botryllus schlosseri (PALLAS) (8 Figure) » 137 COGNETTI, G. e P. TALIERCIO: Policheti indicatori dell'inquinamento delle acque (1 Figura)..................................................................................................................» 149 CORMACI, M. : L'inversione del sesso in Fissurella nubecula L. (3 Figure)..............................» 155 CRISAFI, P. e L. GUGLIELMO: Sulla presenza di Temora stylifera DANA (COPE­ PODA, CYCLOPOIDA) nelle acque di Messina » 159 DELLA CROCE, N. and A. CHIARABINI : A suction pipe for sampling mid-water and bottom organisms in the sea » 165 GENOVESE, S.: Inquinamento batterico e potere autodepurante del mare........................ » 166 HURE, J. e B. SCOTTO DI CARLO: Copepodi pelagici dell'Adriatico settentrio­ nale nel periodo gennaio-dicembre 1965 (12 Figure) » 173 MAGAZZÙ, G. : Primi risultati delle indagini fisico-chimiche lungo le coste orientali della Sicilia e meridionali della Calabria » 196 MAINARDI, D. e A. C. Rossi: La distribuzione delle attinie Calliactis para­ sitica in rapporto allo stato sociale nel paguro Dardanus arrosor..................................» 200 NASSOGNE, A.: La coltura dei Copepodi in laboratorio (7 Figure)......................................» 203 NASSOGNE, A. e M. BERNHARD: Campionamento quantitativo di zooplancton con un campionatore ad alta velocità (Delfino) (11 Figure).......................................» 219 NOVIELLO, L. e E. ROCCA: Ricerche sul rame dell'epatopancreas di Octopus vulgaris LAMARCK (10 Figure) » 237 402 Indice OREL, G. e B. MENNEA: I popolamenti bentonici di alcuni tipi di fondo mo­ bile del Golfo di Trieste (1 Figura) pag. 261 PERONI, C.: Il metodo della tassonomia numerica applicato alla classifica­ zione dei batteri pelagici del Mar Ligure (6 Figure)..................................................» 277 PIRO, A. e G. Rossi: Determinazione dei nutrienti mediante Autoanalyzer..........................» 290 PIRO, A., M. VERZI e C. PAPUCCI: L'importanza dello stato chimico-fisico degli elementi per l'accumulo negli organismi marini...............................................................» 298 RELINI, G.: Attuali conoscenze sul «fouling» della Liguria (3 Figure).....................................» 311
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