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Yale-New Haven Hospital Annual Report For The Year 1966, Yale-New Haven Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports

For the year 1966. Year ending September 30, 1966.

Two Prehistoric Archeological Sites In Egyptian Nubia, W. E. Wendt

Postilla

The Yale University Prehistoric Expedition to Nubia was part of UNESCO'S international program to salvage the monuments of Nubia, with the direct aid of the Department of Antiquities of the United Arab Republic….

Finite-Horizon Planning And Optimizing The Rate Of Savings, Anisur Rahman

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.

Rural-Urban Migration, Agricultural Output, And The Supply Price Of Labor In A Labor Surplus Economy, R. Albert Berry, Ronald Soligo

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.

Some Welfare Aspects Of International Migration, R. Albert Berry, Ronald Soligo

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.

The Impact Of The Multinational Firm, Stephen Hymer

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.

On The Accuracy Of Peruvian Foreign Trade Statistics, Shane Hunt

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.

Further Information On The Relative Length Of The Tarsus In Land Birds, P. R. Grant

Postilla

A tendency for island land birds to have a longer tarsus (tarsometatarsus) than their mainland relatives has been discovered recently (Grant, 1965a)….

Integer Programming, Marginal Revenue Productivity And Pricing Of Resources, Charles Frank

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.

Additions To The Avifauna Of Northern Angola Ii, S. Dillon Ripley, Gerd H. Heinrich

Postilla

The present publication is a continuation of the report published in Postilla no. 47, 1960. It refers to the same collection, procured by Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich for the Peabody Museum during the course of their expedition to Angola in 1957-1958….

Biological And Physical Observations On A Phosphorescent Bay In Falmouth Harbor, Jamaica, W. I., W. Rowland Taylor, H. H. Seliger, W. G. Fastie, W. D. Mcelroy

Journal of Marine Research

A general description of a phosphorescent bay on the northern shore of Jamaica, West Indies, is presented. The brilliant bioluminescence in this embayment is due to the large armored dinoflagellate, Pyrodinium bahamense. It was found in cell densities as high as 200,000 cells/liter. Using a submersible spectrometer, the bioluminescent emission spectrum of these organisms was found to peak at 476 mµ....

A Field Study Of The Wind Generation Of Ocean Waves, Russell L. Snyder, Charles S. Cox

Journal of Marine Research

This paper describes a series of field experiments that provide growth curves and wind histories for waves of wave length r 7 m. In each of 29 runs of from 1 to 4 hours, a directional wave recorder with an effective beam width of 20 degrees was towed downwind at the group velocity of these waves starting from a windward shore....

An Investigation Into The Wind As The Cause Of Equatorial Undercurrent, A. R. Robinson

Journal of Marine Research

A theoretical investigation is made of the wind as the possible cause of equatorial undercurrent. A uniform wind is allowed to stress a finite-depth ocean of infinite extent. All latitudinal current variations are β effects. The singular behavior of the flow is studied equatorward from midlatitudes. Next, the equatorial current is found to be strongly dependent on an assumed constant Austausch coefficient....

Comparison And Evaluation Of Currently Employed Modifications Of The Winkler Method For Determining Dissolved Oxygen In Seawater; A Nasco Report, Dayton E. Carritt, James H. Carpenter

Journal of Marine Research

This report discusses the basic chemistry of the Winkler procedure as well as various results obtained from fi eld and laborator y studies and experiments designed to determine the accuracy or precision of measuring the concentration of dissolved oxygen in seawater with currently used modifications of the Winkler method....

A Sea-Bottom Sampler That Collects Both Water And Sediment Simultaneously, David R. Schink, Kent A. Fanning, John Piety

Journal of Marine Research

A simple sampler, assembled mainly from commercially available eq uipment, is described. It simultaneously collects water samples at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 m above the sea floor and takes a short core at the same location.

The Use Of Pco2 For The Calculation Of Biological Production, With Examples From Waters Off Massachusetts, John M. Teal, John Kanwisher

Journal of Marine Research

The use of pCO2 for the study of biological production in natural waters has advantages over the use of oxygen related to the persistence of changes in pCO2, the magnitude of the changes, and the possibility of making continuous recordings of surface-water pCO2 from a ship underway. The method of calculating biological production is discussed and illustrated with data from coastal waters off Massachusetts.

Influence Of The Surtsey Eruption On The Nutrient Content Of The Surrounding Seawater, Unnsteinn Stefánsson

Journal of Marine Research

The influence of the recent Surtsey eruption on the nutrient content of the surrounding seawater was studied over a period of one year. During the first months, while the eruption was explosive and when seawater flooded the vents, a significant increase in reactive silicates was observed within 30 km of the eruption center, and the silicate concentration had increased by a factor of three near the island. After the eruption changed to an effusive phase, in early April 1964, the amounts dissolved were negligible, except close to the island where bot lava entered the sea....

Rossby Waves With Bottom Topography, George Veronis

Journal of Marine Research

A simple analysis shows the analogy between Rossby waves and waves caused by irregularities in the depth of a homogeneous layer of fluid in a rotating system. The effect of bottom topography is shown to be very important in generating low-frequency waves and is more important than the β effect even for relatively small changes in the depth....

Self Perception In A Hospitalized Acute Psychiatric Population, David Alan Fox

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

The Effects Of Anti-Metabolic Drugs On Polyoma Virus Oncogenesis In Hamsters, Eugene Patrick Cassidy

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

The Family History In Patients With Congenital Heart Defects; A Review Of 717 Cases, Joan Trowbridge Wayland

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

An Epidemiologic Study Of Back Pain In An Industrial Population, John Wynn Wickenden

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Private Medical Practice In An Urban Setting, Anthony William Robbins

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Yale Medicine : Alumni Bulletin Of The School Of Medicine, 1966-1967, Yale University. School Of Medicine

Yale Medicine Magazine - alumni bulletin and magazine

This volume contains Yale medicine: alumni bulletin of the School of Medicine, v.1 (1966) through v.2 (1967). Prepared in cooperation with the alumni and development offices at the School of Medicine. Earlier volumes are called Yale School of Medicine alumni bulletins, dating from v.1 (1953) through v.13 (1965).

Digitized with funding from the Arcadia fund, 2017.

Time Discounting By Certain Forest Landowners, Donald F. Flora

Yale School of the Environment Bulletin Series

No abstract provided.

Some Effects Of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide On Visual Discrimination In Pigeons, Daniel I. Becker

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Primary Productivity In The Gerlache And Bransfield Straits Of Antarctica, Enrique F. Mandelli, Paul R. Burkholder

Journal of Marine Research

Distribution of the standing crop of phytoplankton and primary productivity in the Gerlache and Bransfield straits was studied during February and March 1965 aboard the Argentine Navy Icebreaker GENERAL SAN MARTIN. Relatively high standing-crop values, expressed in chlorophyll a per square meter, were exhibited in the euphotic zone, with ranges of 86-209 mg/m2 in the Gerlache Strait area and 20-209 mg/m2 in the Bransfield Strait area. Primary productivity was also high in both areas, but not commensurate with what might be expected for the standing crop in Gerlache Strait....

Small-Scale, Horizontal Vortices In The Surface Layer Of The Sea, Robert W. Owen Jr.

Journal of Marine Research

A vortex system in the water near the sea surface has been inferred from collection into parallel rows of a positively phototaxic zooplankton population. Water velocity in the upper part of convergence planes of the system has been equated with estimated swimming speed of the animals....

Further Measurements And Observations On The Cromwell Current, John A. Knauss

Journal of Marine Research

The Cromwell Current was observed in the eastern Pacific during the Scripps Institution of Oceanography SWAN SONG Expedition, 5 September–1 December 1961, employing hydrographic stations and direct current measurements. The velocity structure in 1961 at 140°W was similar to that observed in April 1958 except that the transport in 1961 was only 22 × 106 m3 /sec---55% of the transport observed in 1958....

Application Of A Computer Program To Study Natural History, Prognosis, And Therapy : As Illustrated In Cancer Of The Lung, Neal Koss

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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