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Variation In Tracheid Length And Wood Density In Geographic Races Of Scotch Pine, Robert M. Echols

Yale School of the Environment Bulletin Series

No abstract provided.

Soluble Iron In Coastal Waters, Taivo Laevastu, Thomas G. Thompson

Journal of Marine Research

Soluble iron, defined as the amount of the element found in a unit volume of millipore-filtered sea water, after oxidation of organic matter, has been determined on samples collected in insh!Jre waters of the State of Washington. After filtration the samples were oxidized. The particulate matter and its iron content were also determined. Bathophenanthrolene was the reagent used....

Inorganic Suspended Matter In Sea Water, Francis A.J. Armstrong

Journal of Marine Research

The suspended matter in sea water has been separated with membrane filters· (down to 0.1 µ A.P.D.); the inorganic fraction, determined by ignition, has been partly analysed. The methods used are briefly described. An appreciable quantity of finely divided claylike material was found, and it is suggested that, by adsorption of organic matter from the water, this may support the bacterial flora. Samples taken regularly from the English Channel show a seasonal variation...

The Annual Cycle Of Phosphorus And Nitrogen In New England Coastal Waters, Bostwick H. Ketchum, Ralph F. Vaccaro, Nathaniel Corwin

Journal of Marine Research

Distributions of phosphorus and nitrogen in New England coastal waters at various times of year are described. In surface waters the nitrate-nitrogen content is sometimes completely exhausted, even though small concentrations (0.2-0.5µg-at/l) of phosphorus are always available. The ratio of concentrations by atoms, N:P, varies in surface waters from maximum values of about 10: 1 to values approaching zero as the nitrate is exhausted....

Bulletin Of Yale University The School Of Nursing 1958-1959, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Bulletins and Catalogues

Series 54, Number 4

December 15, 1958

Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.

Reorganization Plan No. 1 Of 1957, U.S. Congress

Documents

No abstract provided.

Treaty On The Functioning Of The European Union, European Union

Documents

treaty restricting the ECB from, among other activities, monetary financing

European Commission Treaty, Article 87, European Union: European Commission

Documents

No abstract provided.

European Commission Treaty, Article 88, European Union: European Commission

Documents

No abstract provided.

Financial And Capital Markets Commission (Fcmc). 2008. On The Determination Of Limits On The Performance Of Obligations For The Joint-Stock Company, The Six Member States: Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands

Documents

No abstract provided.

Volume 16. Article 2. Studies In Ichthyology And Oceanography Off Coastal Peru., James E. Morrow, Gerald S. Posner

Bulletin of the Bingham Oceanographic Collection

No abstract provided.

“Spirifer Disjunctus”: Its Evolution And Paleoecology In The Catskill Delta, Hugo Greiner

Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History

Much of the variation in the "Spirifer disjunctus" tribe of the Catskill Delta is found to be of taxonomic importance….

The Use Of Fetal Electrocardiography In The Evaluation Of Fetal Distress And The Detection Of Fetal Viability, Jack Levin

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Bulletin Of Yale University The School Of Nursing 1957-1958, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Bulletins and Catalogues

Series 53, Number 4

December 15, 1957

Malignancy Of The Hypopharynx, Donald Charles Stahl

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1955 - 1956, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports

For the years 1955-1956. Year ending September 30, 1956.

Chlorophyll A In The Phytoplankton In Coastal Waters Of The Eastern Gulf Of Mexico, Nelson Marshall

Journal of Marine Research

Chlorophyll a was measured about twice a month for one year at three surface stations along the axis of Alligator Harbor, Florida; additional observations were made at stations along Tampa Bay and elsewhere in the coastal waters of the eastern Gulf of Mexico. The greatest concentrations, toward the head of the estuaries studied, were probably associated with low dispersal rates and with mixing of benthic forms into the plankton of shallow water....

Fluctuations In Populations Of Littoral Marine Invertebrates, Wesley R. Coe

Journal of Marine Research

Fluctuations in populations of various species of marine invertebrates, several of them over many years, are recorded. Some of the data are quantitative, but most of them are merely estimates of relative abundance at the same season in successive years....

The Occurrence Of Cadmium In Seawater And In Marine Organisms And Sediments, J. B. Mullin, J. P. Riley

Journal of Marine Research

Methods have been developed for determining cadmium in seawater, marine organisms, and marine sediments. The procedure, based on the dithizone extraction method of Saltzman, is capable of detecting less than 10 mµg of the element and can be used for determining cadmium in silicate rocks; only thallium interferes. To confirm the presence of cadmium and to ensure freedom from contamination, the dithizone extracts were examined spectrographically.

The Mechanisms Of Action Of Malaria Therapy: Experimental Studies And A Review Of Action In General Paresis, John Howland Gardner Iii

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1954 - 1955, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports

For the Year 1955, this annual report is for the Hospital Family, Board of Directors, Medical and Administrative Staff and individuals interested in the Grace – New Haven Community Hospital.

This report includes lists of Officers of the Grace – New Haven Community Hospital, Officers of the Hospital, and a Report of the President, given by the Executive Committee. Medical statistics include medical and surgical cases from September, 1954 through September 30, 1955, lists of operations, admissions, discharges, departmental services, number of births, and causes of death. Financial statistics for the hospital of income and expenses. The report concludes with …

The Seasonal Oscillation In Sea Level, June Pattullo, Walter Munk, Roger Revelle, Elizabeth Strong

Journal of Marine Research

On the basis of all available tide gauge records, bathythermograma, and Nansen bottle casts, we have compiled, on a global scale, monthly departures of recorded and steric sea levels from their annual means. The steric fluctuation is defined in terms of the seasonal fluctuation in specific volume. The results are given in the appendices and in three charts, together with error estimates. In general, the departures are comfortably above the uncertainties introduced by year to year variations and by the effects of local topography....

The Ornithogeography Of The Yucatán Peninsula, Raymond A. Paynter Jr.

Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History

The first systematic study of the avifauna of the Yucatán Peninsula was made by Dr. Samuel Cabot, when he accompanied the famed archeological explorer John L. Stephens during the winter of 1841-42….

Production Of Organic Matter In The Oceans, E. Steemann Nielsen

Journal of Marine Research

As on land, so in the sea, autotrophic plants are the basis of all life. ii Sessile plants live on a narrow fringe along coasts only, so, if we wish m to consider the amount of matter produced by plants of the sea, we II must confine our attention to planktonic algae, which are found everywhere in the upper oceanic water masses. It is the organic matter synthesized by phytoplankton out of purely inorganic substances by means of light which directly and indirectly serves as food for all organisms in the sea, from the smallest bacteria to the largest whale.

Recent And Ancient Sedimentation; Two Aspects Of One Subject, Ph. H. Kuenen

Journal of Marine Research

Geology has thrived on the application of the maxim, the present is the key to the past. Investigation of the phenomena and active processes of the surrounding world has proved to supply the most trustworthy foundation for interpreting the features of ancient rocks and unravelling the geological history of the earth's crust. But one chapter of geology has formed an exception, that of ancient marine sediments. Considering the extent as well as the economic and paleontologic importance of these rocks, it is a huge chapter. In this domain geologists have attempted the opposite procedure, namely to deduce the submarine processes …

Catalogue Of Yale University Alumni, 1925-1954: Supplement To Catalogue Of The Officers And Graduates Of Yale University, 1701-1924, Yale University

Publications on Yale History

This Catalogue is a supplement to the Catalogue of the Officers and Graduates of Yale University 1701-1924, published by the University in 1924. However, it also lists non-graduates in addition to all degree and certificate holders in the period from 1925 through 1954.

The names are listed under the school attended and also in an alphabetical index. The school listings are arranged chronologically by class in the following order: (1) graduates, under degrees received, (2) certificate holders, and (3) non-graduates. No reference to additional Yale listings in included in the class listings, but complete Yale degree listings are given …

Current Measuring In Shallow Waters By Towed Electrodes, David Vaux

Journal of Marine Research

The e.m.f. produced in the sea by water movement has been measured over two tidal periods in shallow water. Simultaneous measurements of the drift of the ship towing the electrodes provide a means of calibrating the apparatus. The results are compared with existing tidal stream data.

Deep Water Movements In The North Atlantic As A Link Between Climatic Changes Around Iceland And Biological Productivity Of The English Channel And Celtic Sea, L. H.N. Cooper

Journal of Marine Research

Since World War II, a major investigation has been pursued at Plymouth to establish the cause of the great changes which have taken place in the waters of the English Channel in the last 30 years. About 1930 a productive water, relatively rich in nutrients and macroplankton, was replaced by a poorer one. We sought the cause in the neighbouring shelf waters and found none. Whatever the cause, it was transmitted through the Atlantic Ocean. Today a level of nutrients similar to that found in the Channel in the 1920's occurs only at 700 m, from which no known mechanism …

Annie Warburton Goodrich, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.