Bulletin 3 - Publications of the IAS Fellows

109WILLIAMS, F. 1963.a. Synopsis of biological data on little tuna Euthynnus affinis (Cantor) 1850(Indian Ocean). Ibid., . (FAO Fish. Repts., No. 6, Vol. 2): 167-179.Maturity, spawning and sex-ratio.WILLIAMS, F. 1967. Longline fishing for tuna off the coast of East Africa. Indian J. Fish., 1963,10A(1): 234-390.Sex composition, maturity and size at first maturity of Thunnus albacores, maturity stage ofKatswonus pelamis, maturity and spawning of Istiophorus gladius and Tetrapterus audax.WILSON, H.C. 1908. Artificial propagation of Hilsa in the Coleroon. Madras Govt. Revenue Dept.Govt. order No. 1219, Madras.Artificial fertilization of Hilsa ilisha with notes on developmental stages.WILSON, H.C. 1920. On the methods of capture and supply of fish in the rivers of the Nilgiri district.Madras Fish. Bull., 12(4): 135-156.Spawning areas in Bhavani river, capture of fry and its adverse effect and spawning ground inSiruvani river.WIMPENNY, R.S. 1932. Observations on the size and growth of two Egyptian mullets, Mugil cephaus(Linn), the ‘bouri’ and M. capito Cuv., the tobar. Cairo (Govt press).Spawning of Mugil cephalus.WOOLLEY, S.F. 1947. Sex of the mahseer and bokar caught in north-east India. J. Bombay nat. Hist.Soc., 46: 734.Breeding periods of the mahseer and bokar.WOOD-MASON, J. and A. ALCOCK 1891a. Natural history notes from H.M. Indian Marine SurveySteamer “Investigator” No.I. On the result of deep sea dredging during the season 1890-91. Ann. Mag.Nat. Hist., 8(43): 21-22.Gestation in Pteroplatea micrura, Myliobatis nichofii and Trygon walga.WOOD-MASON, J. and A. ALCOCK 1891b. On the uterine villiform papillae of Pteroplatea micruraand their relation to the embryo, being natural history notes from H.M. Indian Marine Survey Steamer“Investigator”. Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond., 49: 339-367.Uterine papilla of Pteroplatea micrura.WOOD-MASON, J. and A. ALCOCK 1892. Further observations on the gestation of Indian rays.Ibid., 50: 202-209.Structure of uterus and trophonemata in Pteroplatea micrura, Myliobatus nichofii and Trygonwalga with discussion on foetal respiration.