PUBLICATIONS

CATALOGUE 1961
FISHERIES RESEARCH BOARD
Annual report of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1959/60,
for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1960. Ottawa, 1961. 196p.
Illus., tables, map fold. 25cm. Paper cover. Bilingual.
Contents.—Introduction.—Biologica/ Stations: St. John's, Nfld.; St.
Andrews, N.B.; London, Ont.; Nanaimo, B .C.—Arctic Unit, Montreca,
Que.—Research Vessel A. T. Cameron.—Oceanography.—Technologicai
Stations: Halifax, N.S.; Grande-Rivière, Que.; Vancouver, B.C.—Technological
Unit, London, Ont.—Pubiications and reports.—Scientific staff.
500 per copy. 0, • Cat. No. Fs91-1960
Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, bi-monthly.
25cm. Paper cover.
Vol. 17, No. 6, December, 1960. Pp. 743-953.
Contents.—Drift-bottle experiments in the Quoddy Region, Bay of
Fundy.—Studies on the We-history of the ascarid Porrocaecum decipiens
in the Bras d'Or Lakes, Nova Scotia.—Age, growth and sexual maturity
of cod in the Newfoundland area, 1947-1950.—Keeping quality of Pacific
coast dogfish.—Economic study of the herring fishery of Charlotte County,
New • Brunswick, 1956-1957.—Actions and interactions of temperature,
/ight intensity and nutrient concentration on the growth of the green
alga, Chiamydomonas reinhardi Dangeard.—Biosynthesis of trimethylammonium
compounds in aquatic animals.—Effect of marine products on
the blood cholesterol levels in man and in animals.—Seasonal variation
in the collagen content of Pacific herring tissues.—Comparison of growth
rates for native and hatchery-stocked populations of Essox masquinongy
in Nogies Creek, Ontario.—A population of dwarf coastrange sculpins.—
Further study of larva/ herring in the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of
Maine.—Index to Volume 17.
Vol. 18, No. 1, January, 1961. 145p.
Contents.—Zoop/ankton studies at Ocean 141:eather Station "P" in the
northeast Pacific Ocean.—Contribution to the biology of herring in
Newfound/anc/ waters.—A method for preparing glycerin-stored otoliths
for age determination.—Phytop/ankton of the Ca/anus expeditions in
Hudson Bay, 1953 and 1954.—Quality of fish flour, liver mea/, and
visceral meal as sources of dietary protein.—Liquefaction of British
Columbia herring by ensilage, proteolytic enzymes and acid hydrolysis.—
The protein nutritive value of "/iquid herring" preparations.—Scale to
length ratio, age and growth of Atlantic salmon in Miramichi fisheries.—
Liver glycogen reserves of interacting resident and introduced trout
populations.—Slicing of fillets as an aid in detection and removai of
codworms from Atlantic cod finets.
Vol. 18, No. 2, March, 1961. Pp. 147-294.
Contents.—Artificial drying of Cambodian fish.—Probable effects of
proposed Passamaquoddy Power Project on oceanographic conditions.—
Competition for food between redside shiners and rainbow trout in two
B.C. lakes.—Herring movements in the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine,
1957-1958.—Oceanographic activities of the Polar Continental Shelf Project.—Correlation
of morphoiogica/ and intra-ocu/ar measurements in
the Atlantic salmon yearling.—Note on the morpho/ogy, of the basins of
the Great Lakes.—Occurrence of two species of juvenile rockfish in
Queen Charlotte Sound.—Abnormalities in Lake Erie whitefish.—Biosynthesis
of trimethy/ammonium compounds in aquatic animals. II. Role
of betaine in the formation of trimethy/amine oxide by tobster.—Decay
of hexach/orocyclohexane in sea water.—New record of the longfinned
cod, Gunther, from B.C. waters.—Egg counts of Lake Erie whitefish.
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