STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF SHORE EROSION DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS NO. 25 (CONTRIBUTION NO. 4 LAKE ERIE GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM) Bibliography Of PHYSI~AL LIMNOLOGY 1781 ••••1954 COLUMBUS 1955 STATE OF OHIO Frank J. Lausche, Governor DEPAR 1MENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES A. W. Marion, Director NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION George Wenger, Chairman John A. Slipher, Bryce Browning, Vice Chairman Secretary C. D. Blubaugh Dr. John L. Rich Dr. C. L. Dow Milton Ronsheim A. W. Marion Dean L. L. Rummell DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY John H. Melvin, Chief DIVIS ION OF SHORE EROSION F . 0 , Kugle , Chief STATE OF OHIO Frank J. Lausche, Governor DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES A. W. Marion, Director DIVISION OF SHORE EROSION F. 0. Kugel, Chief DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY John H. Melvin, Chief REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS NO. 2 5 (CONTRIBUTION NO. 4 LAKE ERIE GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROGRAM) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY 1781 .... 1954 By James L. Verber This publication is a cooperative project of the Division of Shore Erosion and The Division of Geological Survey. The research upon which the publication is based has been sponsored chiefly by t the Division of Shore Erosion. i COLUMBUS, 1955 I Blank Page t:;ONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION •••••••••• v Organization of the Index • v Suggestions on using the Index vi ABBREVIATIONS • vii BmLIOGRAPHY 1 INDEX and ALPHABETICAL LIST OF LAKES CITED 45 ADDENDUM WITH INDEX . • . 54 iii Blank Page INTBODU~TION The Bibliography of Physical Limnology, 1781- their assistance in preparing the manuscript for publica- 1953, contains both a bibliography and subject index tion. of the literature relating to physical limnology with special emphasis on the Great Lakes. The earliest paper listed was published in 1781. The most recent Organization Of The Index are those published in December, 1954. There are several bibliographies relating to lim- Immediately following the bibliography or author nology in general, the first extensive listing having index is a subject index, which is keyed to the litera- been prepared by Chumley in 1910. A great number of ture cited in the bibliography by authors' last names references have been gathered from published bibliog- and publication dates. Initials are used only where raphies. Other references were found during the course necessary to distinguish between two or more authors of library research and from the addition of the research with the same name. file of Dr. Howard J. Pincus. Main Headings. The main headings in the index In the bibliography the references are listed alpha- are subject headings of various types. They may be betically by author. The publications of each author names of lakes, (Lake Awe, Como, Erie); general sub- have been arranged chronologically according to year jects (General Geology, General Geography); or specific of publication, with no particular attention given to the subjects (Temperature, Currents). Examples of main order of papers published in the same year. For refer- headings are the following: ence from the subject index, the publication dates have been placed before each title, with letters added where Beaches Erosion several papers bear the same date. The bibliographic Bear Lake Estuaries style used in citations and the general form of the bib- Biography General Geology liography and index have been patterned after the Bib- Bibliography Geography liography of Ohio Geology, 1819-1950. A list of abbre- Chemical Studies Limnology viations used in citations is given on page ;vii. Currents Temperature Desert Lakes Water Levels Supplements to the current bibliography will be published at intervals by the Ohio Geological Survey. Cross References. A main heading may have only In addition to new material the first supplement will a cross reference to another main heading, with no contain titles of papers published prior to .1954 which entries listed at all: have been overlooked in this initial compilation. Sug- gestions regarding omissions or errors will be greatly Taches d'Huile: See Calm Spots. appreciated and may be addressed to the Division of Shore Erosion, Ohio Fisheries Building, Sandusky, Ohio. A cross reference which begins See under, or~ also under, indicates that the subject matter sought as I wish to thank Dr. Howard J. Pincus, senior sci- a main heading wll.l be found as a sub-heading under entist of the Lake Erie Geological Research Program, another main heading: for the use of his personal research file, and for criti- cisms and editing; Mr. F. 0. Kugel, Chief, Division of Caspian Sea: See under Temperature. Shore Erosion, for his permission to publish the manu- Littoral Currents: See under Currents. script and for his whole hearted cooperation; Mr. John Thermocline: See under Temperature. H. Melvin, Chief, Ohio Division of Geological Survey, who gave his full cooperation in the publication of this The names of lakes, which are geographic rather manuscript; Mr. Robert P. Hartley, assistant resident than subject headings, have been entered as main head- scientist, for his help in the preparation of the bibliog- ings only with the cross reference to a particular sub- raphy; Miss Nancy Milne and Miss Phyllis D. Tuck for ject. Where the subject is of a general natme, and not v BIBLIOGRAPHY specific, then the author and date are given, and no cross reference is needed: Suggestions On Using The Index f Bear Lake: Foskett, 1947a. The following examples will describe suggested methods of searching for information on several sample Geographic headings have been used primarily as subjects. 1 sub-headings under the main subject headings. In order t to find all the available material on a particular lake, Temperature of Lake Erie. T9 find information on t it will be necessary to start with the name of the lake a specific subject on a lake, first look up the subject; and follow the directions given in the accompanying then look for the lake as a sub-heading under the main cross references. subject heading. All the major references to the tem- perature of Lake Erie are listed as follows: Sub-Headings. There are two kinds of sub-headings I under the main headings, geographic and subject. Temperature: See also under individual lakes. f Erie, Lake: Britt, 1951; Chandler, 1940, ! Wherever possible the geographic headings are the 1942b, 1944, etc. I names of lakes or a locality which encompasses several < lakes {Wisconsin, Minnesota). This was done where it If there is a cross reference after the main heading was impossible to list every lake. The sub-heading it suggests that additional information may be found under General describes publications which deal with the sub- the main headings. ject as a whole. Scottish Lakes. Information of a geographic nature Closely related subjects have been grouped together may be very general and only show one reference. This as sub-headings under one main heading. For example, was intended only to give the reader a reference which the names of the glacial phenomena are listed under would lead to other work. Glacial Geology; different types of currents, under~ rents; types of shore structures, under Breakwater. Scottish Lakes: Caspari, 1910a. Method of Citation. The bibliography uses the fol- Because the biological and chemical fields verge lowing method of citation as shown in the example: on the edge of the physical, many papers of a general nature are listed under Chemical Studies and the biologi- JONES, M. E. cal under Limnology. 1946 - (and others) Tides and Seiches. Jour. of Mar. Res. 8 (2): 194-196. The paper by Jones, M. E. and others on "Tides and Seiches" appears in the Journal of Marine Research, Volume 8, Number 2, pages 194 to 196 in 1946. vi ABBREVIATIONS Abst. Abstract, abstracts Acad. Sci Russe. Akademiia nauk S. S S. R. (Academy of Sciences, Russia) Actes Soc. Helv. Sci. Nat Actes Societas Helvetica Science et Naturelles Agric. Exp. Sta. Agricultural Experiment Station Am. America, American Am. Assoc. Adv. Sci. American Association for the Advancement of Science Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. American Association of Petroleum Geologists Am. Fish. Soc. American Fisheries Society Am. Geol American Geologist Am. Ge ophys. Union American Geophysical Union Am. Inst. Mining and Met. Eng. American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Am. Jour. Agron. American Journal of Agronomy Am Jour Sci. American Journal of Science Am. Met. Soc. American Meteorological Society Am. Micro. Soc. American Microscopical Society Am. Mid. Nat. American Midland Naturalist Am. Mineralogist American Mineralogist Am. Phil. Soc. American Philosophical Society Am. Sci. American Scientist Am. Soc. Civ. Eng. American S:>ciety of Civil Engineers Am. Soc. Limn. & Ocean. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography An. Annual Ann. Annals Ann. Bot. Soc. Can. Annals of the Botanical Society of Canada Ann. d Chimie Annales de chimie et de physique Ann. Hydrogr. Marit. Met. Annalen der Hydrographie und Maritimen Meteorologie Annal. d. Physik Annalen der Physik Annali Ge ofysi. Annali d'Geofysik Ant. Expl. Antarctic Exploration App. Appendix Arch. f. Hydrobiol. Archieves fur Hydrobiology Arch. Sci. Phys. Nat. Archives des sciences physiques et naturelles Arch. Z ool. Exp. Archives of Zoological Explorations Arkiv f. Bot Arkiv for Botanik Arkiv Mat. Astron. Fysik Arkiv for Matematik, Astronomi och fysik Assoc. Internat. Oceanog. Phys. Association International de Oceanographie et Physiques Astron. Jour. Astronomical Journalxxxxx Atti Royal Acad Sci. Atti Royal Academy Science. Australia Sci Res. Ser. Australia Scientific Research Series Australian Jour. Sci. Australian Journal of Science Auth. Authorized, authority Bd. Board Bibl. Univ. Sci. Bibliotheque universelle, archives des sciences Biochem. Jour. Biochemical Tournai Biol. Biology, Biologist Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Boston Society of Natural History Bot. Soc. Can. Botanical Society of Canada Botan. Notiser Botaniska notiser vii BffiLIOGRAPHY Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci. Buffalo Society of Natural Science Bull. Bulletin Bu. Ships Bureau of Ships Can. Geol. Survey Canada Geological Survey Can.