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Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 24, Number 4 Jan 1950

Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 24, Number 4

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 24, Number 3 Dec 1949

Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 24, Number 3

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 24, Number 2 Nov 1949

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 24, Number 2

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1948 - 1949, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Oct 1949

Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1948 - 1949, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports

For the year 1949, presented at the Annual Meeting, June 30, 1949.


Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing Oct 1949

Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.


Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1947 - 1949, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Jul 1949

Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1947 - 1949, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports

Grace-New Haven Community Hospital, 1947-1949


Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing May 1949

Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 23, Number 8 May 1949

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 23, Number 8

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


The Effect Of Steroid Hormones On Bone, Daniel Kasberg Halvorsen Apr 1949

The Effect Of Steroid Hormones On Bone, Daniel Kasberg Halvorsen

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 23, Number 7 Apr 1949

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 23, Number 7

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing Mar 1949

Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 23, Number 6 Mar 1949

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 23, Number 6

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Exercises: 5 February 1949, Yale School Of Nursing Feb 1949

Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Exercises: 5 February 1949, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.


The Effect Of Food On Growth And Coloration Of The Topshell (Turbo Cornutus Solander), Takashi Ino Jan 1949

The Effect Of Food On Growth And Coloration Of The Topshell (Turbo Cornutus Solander), Takashi Ino

Journal of Marine Research

The topshell (Turbo cornutus Solander) is a common herbivorous marine gastropod, distributed in areas of the warm coastal current of Japan. It is a valuable food item and therefore of commercial importance. Under natural conditions the shell is highly spinous and the color greenish brown


Oceanography And Geosynclines, Parker D. Trask Jan 1949

Oceanography And Geosynclines, Parker D. Trask

Journal of Marine Research

Geosynclines are one of the fundamental problems of geology. Since they are intimately related to the ocean or some inland body of marine water, knowledge of modern concepts of oceanography helps the geologist in understanding better their mode of origin. Geosynclines are masses of sediment, largely elastic in nature, 30,000 to 50,000 feet thick. The deposits consist of alternating sandstone, siltstone, and shale.


The Conception Of Alkalinity Of Excess Base Of Sea Water, Norris W. Rakestraw Jan 1949

The Conception Of Alkalinity Of Excess Base Of Sea Water, Norris W. Rakestraw

Journal of Marine Research

There is full agreement on these facts: Sea water is slightly alkaline in its reaction towards suitable indicators, and the quantitative measure of this alkalinity may be expressed in terms of the amount of strong acid necessary to bring its reaction to some standard specified "endpoint."...


A Camera For Producing One-Dimensional Reduction In Narrow Records, Hilary B. Moore Jan 1949

A Camera For Producing One-Dimensional Reduction In Narrow Records, Hilary B. Moore

Journal of Marine Research

Many instruments yield long, narrow records which are of an awkward shape for reproduction. In the course of work under Navy contract NObs-2083, numerous fathograms were obtained which showed the diurnal movements of the "deep scattering layer."…


Trajectories Of Small Bodies Sinking Slowly Through Convection Cells, Henry Stommel Jan 1949

Trajectories Of Small Bodies Sinking Slowly Through Convection Cells, Henry Stommel

Journal of Marine Research

Mr. J. C. Neess of the University of Wisconsin has indicated to the writer in a personal communication that he has often observed a greater variability in plankton tows taken up or down wind in a lake than when made across wind….


Experiments In The Fertilization Of A Salt Water Pond, David M. Pratt Jan 1949

Experiments In The Fertilization Of A Salt Water Pond, David M. Pratt

Journal of Marine Research

It has long been recognized that the biological productivity of the sea depends primarily upon the nutrition of the phytoplankton. The aim of these experiments was to study this basic process in the cycle of production by the artificial increase of those plant nutrients most likely to become limiting....


The Use Of The Amidol Test For Dissolved Oxygen In Sea Water, Maxim Lieber, Rolf Eliassen Jan 1949

The Use Of The Amidol Test For Dissolved Oxygen In Sea Water, Maxim Lieber, Rolf Eliassen

Journal of Marine Research

For many years the Winkler method with its various modifications has been the accepted procedure to determine the dissolved oxygen (D. O.) in fresh and saline waters (Amer. Public Health Ass., 1946). The accuracy of this volumetric test has proven itself in the laboratory where proper facilities and apparatus are available for such determinations. However, this test is too awkward and elaborate to be utilized in the field for sanitary and biological studies.


Laboratory Experiments On Wind-Generated Waves, J. R.D. Francis Jan 1949

Laboratory Experiments On Wind-Generated Waves, J. R.D. Francis

Journal of Marine Research

It has long been known that the study of wind-generated waves on a water surface is difficult in the laboratory because of the large "fetch," or distance downwind, needed for the growth of waves large enough to behave as gravity waves rather than capillary ripples. Johnson (1948), on the evidence of experiments by Stanton et al. (1932) and those of his own at Clear Lake, California, concludes that a channel 311 feet long with a windspeed of 4.5 feet/sec. would reproduce the prototype conditions of a 10 mile fetch with a 40 m. p. h. wind....


Mass Transport In Ocean Currents And Lateral Mixing, Koji Hidaka Jan 1949

Mass Transport In Ocean Currents And Lateral Mixing, Koji Hidaka

Journal of Marine Research

1. Equations of Mass Transport, with Lateral Mixing Taken into Account. The problems of mass transport by ocean currents are no less important than are those of the currents themselves. Recently Sverdrup (1947) and Reid (1948) discussed the inter-relation between mass transport, pressure distribution and vertical mixing; they were successful in showing that the pressure distribution in the Pacific Equatorial Currents is being fairly maintained by the winds. In the present paper it is of some interest to discuss a certain relationship between mass transport and lateral mixing in a rotating enclosed sea.


Sampling Atmospheric Sea-Salt Nuclei Over The Ocean, Alfred H. Woodcock, Mary M. Gifford Jan 1949

Sampling Atmospheric Sea-Salt Nuclei Over The Ocean, Alfred H. Woodcock, Mary M. Gifford

Journal of Marine Research

Atmospheric hygroscopic nuclei are of primary interest to meteorologists in studies of haze, fog, clouds, etc. (Simpson, 1941; Middleton, 1941; Sheppard, 1947). The sea surface is presumed to be an important source of these nuclei in the form of drops of concentrated sea water arising from spray.


Volume 12.Article 2. The Zooplankton Of The Upper Waters Of The Bermuda Area Of The North Atlantic., Hilary B. Moore Jan 1949

Volume 12.Article 2. The Zooplankton Of The Upper Waters Of The Bermuda Area Of The North Atlantic., Hilary B. Moore

Bulletin of the Bingham Oceanographic Collection

No abstract provided.


Volume 12.Article 3. Quantitative Ecology Of The Plankton Of The Western North Atlantic., Gordon A. Riley, Henry Stommel, Dean F. Bumpus Jan 1949

Volume 12.Article 3. Quantitative Ecology Of The Plankton Of The Western North Atlantic., Gordon A. Riley, Henry Stommel, Dean F. Bumpus

Bulletin of the Bingham Oceanographic Collection

No abstract provided.


Stratigraphy And Paleontology Of The Brownsport Formation (Silurian) Of Western Tennessee, Thomas W. Amsden Jan 1949

Stratigraphy And Paleontology Of The Brownsport Formation (Silurian) Of Western Tennessee, Thomas W. Amsden

Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History

The Brownsport formation was named for Niagaran strata exposed in the vicinity of old Brownsport Furnace in Perryville quadrangle, Decatur County, Tennessee….


Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing Jan 1949

Yusn Alumnae Bulletin, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

No abstract provided.


Comparative Biochemical Studies On The Lipids Of Marine Invertebrates, With Special Reference To The Sterols, Werner Bergmann Jan 1949

Comparative Biochemical Studies On The Lipids Of Marine Invertebrates, With Special Reference To The Sterols, Werner Bergmann

Journal of Marine Research

For a number of years the author and his collaborators have been engaged in a systematic comparative study of the fatty constituents of marine invertebrates. So far special attention has been devoted mainly to the unsaponifiable fractions of such fats, in particular to the sterols which they contain. Work on the phosphatide fractions of invertebrate fats and their saponifiable components is now in progress and will be discussed in a future publication.


Horizontal Diffusion Due To Oceanic Turbulence, Henry Stommel Jan 1949

Horizontal Diffusion Due To Oceanic Turbulence, Henry Stommel

Journal of Marine Research

The purpose of this paper is to discuss some fundamental aspects of horizontal diffusion in the sea and to present some observations that were made especially to obtain quantitive data.


A Precise Determination Of Chlorinity Of Sea Water Using The Ag-Agcl Indicator Electrode, J. C. Hindman, L. J. Anderson, E. G. Moberg Jan 1949

A Precise Determination Of Chlorinity Of Sea Water Using The Ag-Agcl Indicator Electrode, J. C. Hindman, L. J. Anderson, E. G. Moberg

Journal of Marine Research

A knowledge of the relative currents of the oceans depends to a large extent upon a knowledge of the distribution of mass. Measurements of temperature and cblorinity are made to furnish the necessary data for the computations of the density.