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12 MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY MARINE BOTANY I. CONSULTANT WILLIAM RANDOLPH TAYLOR, Professor of Botany, University of Michigan. II. INSTRUCTORS RICHARD C. STARR, Professor of Botany, Indiana University, in charge of course. PHILIP W. CooK, Department of Botany, University of California. WALTER R. HERNDON, Professor of Botany, University of Tennessee. PETER S. DIXON, Hartley Botanical Laboratories, University of Liverpool. III. LABORATORYASSISTANTS CHARLES F. CLELAND, Department of Biological Sciences, Stanford University. JOANNE K. SOLEM, Department of Plant Pathology, Cornell University. IV. COLLECTOR AUSTIN E. BROOKS,Department of Botany, Indiana University. V. LECTURES LUIGI PR0VA5OLI Problems in the development of culture media for algae. INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY I. CONSULTANTS F. A. BROWN,JR., Professor of Zoology, Northwestern University. LIBBIE H. HYMAN, American Museum of Natural History. ALFRED C. REDFIELD, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. II. INSTRUCTORS CLARK P. READ, Professor of Biology, Rice University, in charge of course. JOHN ANDERSON, Professor of Zoology, Cornell University. â€˜¿G. F. GWILLIAM,Associate Professor of Biology, Reed College. â€˜¿GEORGEHOLZ, Professor of Microbiology, College of Medicine at Syracuse. W. D. RUSSELL HUNTER, Lecturer in Zoology, University of Glasgow. ROGER MILKMAN, Associate Professor of Zoology, Purdue University. RICHARD C. SANBORN, Professor of Zoology, Purdue University. IRWIN W. SHERMAN, Assistant Professor of Zoology, University of California, Riverside. STEPHEN BROWN, Ohio State University. JAMES MCDANIEL, University of Oklahoma. III. ASSISTANTS IV. LECTURES All special lectures were conducted jointly with those of the training program in com parative physiology.
REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR MARINE ECOLOGY I. CONSULTANTS JOHN H. RYTHER, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. EUGENE P. ODUM, University of Georgia. EDWIN T. MOUL, Rutgers University. II. INSTRUCTORS W. ROWLANDTAYLOR,Department of Oceanography and the Chesapeake Bay Institute, The Johns Hopkins University, in charge of course. OTTO H. KINNE, Biologische Anstalt Helgoland, Hamburg, Germany. JOHN D. PALMER, Department of Biology, University of Illinois,Chicago. HOWARD L. SANDERS, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. LAWRENCE B. SLOBODKIN, Department of Zoology, University of Michigan. III. LABORATORYASSISTANT DONALD C. GORDON, University of Rhode Island. STANLEY W. WATSON GORDON C. RILEY TALBOT H. WATERMAN F. A. BROWN,JR. H. H. SELIGER EDWIN T. MOUL GORDON A. RILEY E. R. BAYLOR M. R. CARRIKER R. S. SCHELTEMA ROBERT G. CONOVER H. A. TURNER E. L. MILLS N. B. MARSHALL C. LADDPROSSER IV. LECTURES 13 The biology of marine nitrifying organisms. Organic aggregates in sea water and their ecological sig nificance. Orientation and visual physiology. Biological rhythms. Measurement of light in bioluminescent organisms. Zonation on rocky shores. Zooplankton-phytoplankton interrelationships. Langmuir cells and plankton distribution. Systematic Ecology Program at MBL. Ecology of sessile and benthonic marine invertebrate larvae. Zooplankton trophic relationships. Suggested mechanisms for formation of aggregations of benthonic marine organisms. Adaptive significance of life history features in an amphi pod crustacean. Deep-sea fishes. Theoretical aspects of physiological adaptations. THE LABORATORY STAFF HOMER P. SMITH, General Manager MRS. DEBORAH LAWRENCE HARLOW, Librarian CARL 0. SCHWEIDENBACK, Manager, Supply Department IRVINE L. BROADBENT, Office Manager GENERAL OFFICE ROBERT KARLER, Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds ROBERT B. MILLS, Manager, De partment of Research Service Mrs. VIVIEN R. BROWN MRS. JUDITH A. KECK MRS. FLORENCES. BUTZ MRS. VIVIAN I. MANSON MRS. MARION C. CHASE MRS. VIRGINIA M. MOREHOUSE MRS. KAREN M. DRISCOLL
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