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Here in Alphabetical Order by Title Freshwater Biological Association FBA Library Journal Holdings The FBA Library and Information Service holds over 2,500 journal titles. These are listed here in alphabetical order by title. The right hand column gives details of the holdings. A key to the meanings of the information in the holdings column is given below: Entry Holdings 1949-51 All issues published between 1949 and 1951 inclusive 1-95 1951-1995 Volume numbers 1-95 which were published between 1951 and 1995 inclusive 1- 1969- (imp.) Holdings from volume 1, 1969 to the present date but with some gaps 1- 1958- Complete holdings from volume 1, 1958 to the present date 1, 7-74 1960, 1964-2001 Volume 1, 1960 and volumes 7-74, 1964-2001 held Selected Issues Only issues of freshwater interest held Current year held Only issues for the last 12 months held - A - Journal Title Holdings Abhandlungen Fischerei Hilfswissenschaften 1949-51 Abiks Loodusevaatlejale 1-95 1951-1995 Abstracts Graduate School Oceanography. Rhode Island 1982-1984 Abstracts International Conference Reservoir Limnology Water 1987, 1992 Quality Abstracts Manuscripts submitted publication Woods Hole 1989-1993 Oceanographic Institution Abstracts US IBP Ecosystem Analysis Studies Oak Ridge 1-5 1970-1977 (imp.) Academia Ciencias Cuba Series Forestal 16-35 1973-1976 (imp.) Acid News Current year held Acta Academie Agriculturae Technicae Olstensis Protectio 14-21 1985-1997 Aquarum Piscatoria Acta Academie Agriculturae Technicae Olstensis Zootechnica 30-34 1986-1992 Acta Adriatica 2(4)- 1941- (imp.) Acta Biologica Academiae Scientarum Hungaricae 1-33 1950-1982 Acta Biologica Acta Universitatis Szegediensis 7-9 1961-1963 Acta Biologica Cracoviensia Serie Botanique 1- 1958- Acta Biologica Cracoviensia Serie Zoologique 1- 1958- Acta Biologica Debrecina 2-21 1963-1989 Acta Biologica Hungarica 34-46(1) 1983-1995 Acta Biologica Iugoslavica Serija Ichthyologia 1- 1969- (imp.) Acta Biologica Slovenica 41- 1997- Acta Biologica Venezuelica 7- 1970- [imp.] Acta Botanica Cubana Selected Issues Acta Botanica Fennica 2- 1927-1988 Acta Entomologica Sinica 16-30 1973-1987 (imp.) Acta Facultatis Rerum Naturalium Universitatis Carolinae 1947-48 Acta Horti Botanica Universitatis Latviensis 1-9/10 1926-34/35 (imp.) Acta Hydrobiologica Krakow 1-37 1959-1995 Acta Hydrobiologica Lituanica 1-8 1980-1989 Acta Hydrobiologica Sinica 13(2)-18(30) 1989-1994 (imp) Acta Hydrophysica 1(1) 1953 Acta Ichthyologica Bosnia Hercegovinae 1-8 1954-1958 Acta Limnologica 1-3 1948-50 Acta Limnologica Brasiliensia 2 1988 Acta Musei Macedonici Scientarum Naturalium Selected issues held Acta Musei Moraviae Scientiae Biologicae 82- 1997- Acta Musei Moraviae Scientiae Naturales 80- 81 1995-1996 Acta Oecologica 11-23(1) 1990-2002 Acta Oecologica Oecologia Applicata 6(2)-10 1985-1989 Acta Oecologica Oecologia Generalis 7-10 1986-1989 (imp.) Acta Oecologica Oecologia Plantarum 7(3)-10 1986-1989 Acta Parasitologica Lituanica 7-24 1968-1993 Acta Phytoecologica Sinica 24(3)- 2000- Acta Phytogeographica Suecica 2-84 1933-1999 (imp.) Acta Phytotaxonomica Sinica 12-32 1974-1994 Acta Protozoologica 1-43 1963-2004 Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae 20- 1950- (imp.) 1894-1923 (treated as reprints) 60-82 Acta Societatis pro Fauna Flora Fennica 1937-1980 Acta Societatis Zoologicae Bohemicae 57- 1993- Acta Societatis Zoologicae Bohemoslovacae 54-56 1990-1993 Acta Universitatis Carolinae Biologica 1962-1974 (imp.) Acta Universitatis Debrececiensis Ludovico Kossuth Nominatae. 1962-1963 Ser.Biologie Acta Universitatis Lodziensis Folia Limnologica 2-5 1987-1991 Acta Zoologica Bulgarica 50- 1998- Acta Zoologica Cracoviensia 24- 1980- Acta Zoologica Fennica 1- 1926- Acta Zoologica Lilloana 36- 1980- Acta Zoologica Lituanica 25 1995 Acta Zoologica Lituanica Hydrobiologia 8(4)- 1998- Acta Zoologica Sinica 7-24 1955-1978 (imp.) Actes Societe Hevetique Sciences Naturelles * Actinomycetes 1-5 1990-1994 Activites Direction Innovatiion Technique Current year only Advancement Science 1-27 1939-1971 (imp.) Advances Botanical Research 1-14 1963-1987 Advances Ecological Research 1-32 1962-2006 Advances in Limnology 1-57 1964-2002 Advances Marine Biology 1-13 1963-1975 Advances Microbial Ecology 1-10 African Journal Tropical Hydrobiology Fisheries 1-6 1971-1995 Agua - Revista Centro Estudios Investigacion Aplicaciones Agua 1962-1975 Algae Abstracts 1,3 to 1969, 1972-1974 Algological Papers Hungary 1986-2000 Algological Studies * Amateur Diatomist 1- 2002- Amazoniana 1- 1965- Ambiente Subtropical 1 1986 Ambio 1-31(1) 1972-2002 American Journal Botany 12 1925, 37-74 1950-1987 American Midland Naturalist 1941-1942, 65- 1961- American Naturalist 90-103, 111-164 1956-1969, 1977-2004 American Scientist 31-41 1943-1953 Amoy Marine Biological Bulletin 1-2 1936-37 Analele Institului Cercetari Piscicole 1-2 1956-1960 (imp) Analele Stiintifice ale Universitatii "Al.I.Cuza" din Iasi serie noua 41- 1995- Sectiunea II a. Biologie Vegetala Analele Stiintifice ale Universitatii "Al.I.Cuza" din Iasi serie noua 38- 1992- Sectiunea II b. Biologie Animala Analele Universitatii Bucuresti Biologie 13 1957, No.13 1964, 26-47 1977-1998 Anales Instituto Nacional Investigaciones Biologico-Pesqueras 1 1965 Mexico Anales Museo Historia Natural Valparaiso Chile 1-24 1968-1999 Analyst 79-129 1954-2004 Analytical Chemistry Annual Reviews 1964-1984 Analytical Communications 33-36 1996-1999 Analytical Proceedings 17-32 1980-1995 Angling 1951-1956 Animal Conservation 9(3)- 2006- Annales Biologicae Universitatis Debrecensis 1950-1952 Annales Biologie Lacustre 1-15 1906-26 Annales Botanici Fennici 1- 1964- Annales Botanici Societatis Zoologicae Botanicae Fennicae 1-35 1931-1963 Vanamo Annales Hydrobiologie 1-8 1970-1977 Annales Instituti Biologici Tihany 19-44 1949-1977 Annales Limnologie 1- 1965- Annales Musei Zoologici Polonici 10 1933/34 Annales Protistologie 1-5 1928-36 Annales Societatis Zoolog-Botanicae Fennicae 2-15 1925-1931 Annales Speleologie 24-30 1969-1975 Annales Station Biologique Besse-en-Chandesse 1-16 1966-1982 Annales Station Centrale Hydrobiologie Applique Paris 1-9 1945-1962 Annales Universitatis Mariae-Curie-Sklodowska C 1-34 1947-1979 (imp.), 35-46 1980-1991 Annales Zoologici Fennici 1- 1964- Annales Zoologici Societatis Zoologicae Botanicae Fennicae 1-25 1932-1963 Vanamo Annals Applied Biology 1,2,13-124 1914-94 Annals Botany 7-66 1953-1990 7th series 13,64,74,97, 12th series 8-10, Annals Magazine Natural History 13th series 1-9 1955-66 Annals Scottish Natural History Nos 1-52, 1892-1904 Annuaire HydrologiqueService Hydrometrie Canada 1973/74-1978/79 Annuaire Quality Eaux Quebec 1970-1971 Annual activity report Sado Marine Biological Station, Niigata 26/27- 1995/1997- University Annual Fishery Statistics Ministry Agriculture Malaysia 1976-1986 Annual Plan Northumbrian Water 1979-1987 Annual Plan Review Yorkshire Water Authority 1979 Annual Plan Welsh Water Authority 1979-1980 Annual Proceedings International Commission NorthWest 5-22 1955-1971/72 Atlantic Fisheries Annual Report Sea Fisheries Institute Gdynia 1989-1991 Annual Research Summary Alligator River Region Research Current year held Institute Annual Review Ecology Systematics 1-32 1970-2001 Annual Review Entomology 1-47 1956-2002 Annual Review Fish Diseases 1-6 1991-1996 Annual Review Freshwater Fisheries Laboratory Pitlochry 1985-1994/5 Annual Review Meteorological Office 1993/4 Annual Review Microbiology 6-59 1952-2005 Annual Review Plant Physiology 1-38 1950-1988 Annual Review Plant Physiology Plant Molecular Biology 39-52 1988-2001 Annual Reviews Biochemistry 3-21 1934-1952 Anstalt Bodensee-Forschung Stadt Konstanz 1964-1965/1966 Antarctic Science 1- 1989- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 38-88 1972-2005 Applied Environmental Microbiology 31-67 1976-2001 Applied Microbiology 13-30 1965-1975 Aqua 1955-1964 (imp.) Aqua Fennica 1971, 1972, 14-25 1984-1995 Aquacultura Hungarica 1-6 1978-1990 Aquaculture 1-238 1972-2004 Aquaculture Abstracts 1-6 1979-1983 Aquaculture Fisheries Management 16-25 1984-1994 Aquaculture International 1-8 1993-2000 Aquaculture News Current year held Aquaculture Research 26-36 1995-2005 Aqualine Abstracts 1-9 1985-1993 Aquannalen 1 1982 Aquaphyte Current 3 years held Aquarist Pondkeeper 1956-2001 Aquarium Sciences Conservation 1-3 1997-2001 Aquatic Biology Abstracts 1969-1971 Aquatic Conservation Marine Freshwater Ecosystems 1-15 1991-2005 Aquatic Ecology 31-39 1997-2005 Aquatic Ecosystem Health Management 1-5 1998-2002 Aquatic Environmental Monitoring Report MAFF 15- Aquatic Insects 1-27 1979-2005 Aquatic Living Resources 1-15 1988-2002 Aquatic Microbial Ecology 9(1) 1995, 14-41 1998-2005 Aquatic Sciences 51-63 1989-2001 Aquatic Sciences Fisheries Abstracts 1-7 1971-1977 Aquatic Toxicology 1-71(3) 1981-2005 Aquilo Serie Zoologica 1-29 1963-1996 Arbeiten Biologische Station Lunz 1954-1983 Arbeiten Biologischen Wolga Station 3-10 1909-1928 (imp.) Arbeiten Deutschen Fischerei-Verbandes 18-25 1975-1978 (imp.) Arbeiten Hydrobiologische Station am See Glubokoje * Arbeiten Ungarischen Biologischen Forschungsinstutes 2-16 1928-1946 Archiv Entwicklungsmechanik Organism 34-40 1912-1914 Archiv Hydrobiologie 1-167 1905-2006 Archiv Hydrobiologie Beiheft * Archiv Hydrobiologie Supplemente Band 1-165 1923-2006 (imp.) Archiv Meteorology Geophysik Bioklimatology Wien A. 2-3 1950-1951 (imp.) Archiv Mikrobiologie 15-94 1950-1974 Archiv Protistenkunde 1-34, 82-148 1902-14, 1934-1997 Archiva Biologica Hungarica 17-18 1947-1948 Archives Biological Sciences Serbia 20-24 1968-1972 Archives Hydrobiologie Ichthyologie 1-13 1926-1947 (imp.)
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