Northeast Fisheries Center Reference Document 90-05

Bibliography on the .Sea Scallop

Placopecten magellanicus

by John w. Ropes1

Sandra E. Shumway2 Nancy Andrade1 and Judy Brownlow1

1 NOAA/National Marine Fisheries Service Northeast Fisheries Center Woods Hole, MA 02543

2 State of Maine Department of Marine Resources W. Boothbay Harbor, ME 04575

May 1990

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Table of Contents

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This document contains 855 bibliographic citations on sea scallops, (Placopecten magellanicus), and other scallop species, indexed by author. This listing has been prepared as a supplement to a more comprehensive synopsis of biological data on sea scallops (in preparation1) and is intended both as an interim reference source and as a complementary source of reference material to the completed synopsis. A bib­liography by Kopinski (1978) is more inclusive of other species and also provides annotations:"" The present bibliography includes citations through 1987 based primarily on searches of the Aquatic Science 'and Fisheries

"-Abstracts and other reference sources by the senior author prior to his death in 1988. Additional references have since been provided by the second author. This list has not been subjected to detailed peer review.

References appearing in this document include both published papers and "grey" literature, such as documents prepared under the auspices of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), The International Commission for the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries (ICNAF) and the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (NAFO). Citations are also given for reference documents from the National Marine Fisheries Service Northeast Fisheries Center laboratories. These documents are reviewed and archived in­house.

Research vessel cruise reports are not included; however, Flescher (1980) has provided a complete listing of the reports for 1948-1979. More recent listings and cruise reports are available from the Woods Hole Laboratory.

Abbott, R.T. 1968. Seashells of North America. New York: Golden Press. 280 p.

2 Abbott, R.T. 1974. American seashells. (rev. ed.) New York: Van Nostrand. 541 p.

3 Able, K.W. 1973. A new cyclopterid fish Liparis magellanicus associated with the sea scallop, Placopecten magellanicus, in the Western North Atlantic, with notes on the Liparis complex. Copeia 4:787-794.

4 Able, K.W. and J.A. Musick. 1976. Life history, ecology and behaviour of Liparis inquilinus (Pisces: Cyclopteridae) associated with the sea scallop, Placopecten magellanicus. Fish. Bull. U.S. 74:409-421.

5 Ackman, R.G. and H.J. Hingley. 1968. The oc-currence and retention of dimethyl-B-propio­thetin in some filter feeding organisms. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 25:267-284.

6 Aiken, D.E. 1987. Farming the Fundy scallop. Canadian Aquaculture 3:23-24.

7 Alexander, L.C. Draft. Diver observations on the density and distribution of the sea scallop, (Pla­copecten magellanicus), in eastern upper Pe­nobscot Bay, Maine. Central Maine Power Co. Environ. Stud. Dep. 18 p.

8 Alexander, R. McN. 1966. Rubber-like properties ofthe inner ligament of Pectinidae. J. Exp. BioI. 44:119-130.

9 Allen, J.A. 1962. Mollusca. In: Powell, H.T., ed., The fauna of the Clyde Sea area. Oban: Scot­tish Marine Biological Association. 88 p.

10 Allen, J.A. 1965. Records of mollusca from the Northwest Atlantic obtained by Canadian fish­ery research vessels. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 22:977-997.

11 Alley, A. 1935. The effect of scallop, lobster, salmon, and haddock on the gastric secretion, JI13 p.

12 Altobello, M.A., D.A. Storey, and J.M. Conrad. 1977. The Atlantic sea scallop fishery: A de­scriptive and economic analysis. Mass. Agric. Expt. Sta. Res. Bull. 643. 80 p.

13 Amaratunga, T., J.F. Caddy, and A.B. Stasko. 1976. Northumberland Strait project: An inter­disciplinary study of the declining shellfish re­sources. ICES C.M. 1976/K:26. 9 p.

14 Anonymous. 1982. Fishery management plan (PMP) for Georges Bank sea scallops. Sau­gus, MA: New England Fishery Management Council. 113 p.

15 Anonymous. 1914. Opportunity for a new scal­lop fishery off the Middle Atlantic Coast. U.S. Bur. Fish. Econ. Circ. 7. 5 p.

16 Anonymous. 1920. The scallop industry. Bien. Rep. Comm. Sea Shore Fish. State Maine 2:33-37.

17 Anonymous. 1929. Scallop investigation. An. Rep. Fish. Branch, Dept. Mar. Fish., Canada 62:210-211.

18 Anonymous. 1949. Water temperatures affect Digby scallop catches. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. StUd. Suppl. No. 867.

19 Anonymous. 1952. Scallop tagging program in Maine aimed at increasing yield. At!. Fisher­man 33(3):16.

20 Anonymous. 1952. Underwater photography used in Massachusetts scallop study. At!. Fish­erman 33(2):21.

21 Anonymous. 1952. Modern scallop production. Fish. Gazette 69(8):31.

'Shumway, S.E., K.S. Naidu, D.F. Schick, J. Barter, and J. W. Ropes. Synopsis of biological data on the giant scallop, Placopecten magellanicus (Gmelin,1791). In preparation. NOANNMFS Technical Report Series.

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22 Anonymous. 1958. Meeting of scientific advis­ers to Panels 4 and 5. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Res. Doc. No. 28, Ser. No. 554, 17 p.

23 Anonymous. 1958. Report of the Ad Hoc Sub­committee on Research on the sea scallop fishery of Subarea 5. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Standing Comm. Res. Stat. Selec. Rep. p. 18-20.

24 Anonymous. 1959. Report of the Ad Hoc Sub­committee on sea scallop research in Subdivi­sion 5Z. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Standing Comm. Res. Stat. Selec. Rep. p. 52-53.

25 Anonymous. 1960. Report of Sea Scallop Sub­committee. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Stand­ing Comm. Res. Stat. Selec. Rep. p. 17.

26 Anonymous. 1962. Large New Bedford scallop fleet is $50 million boon to area: many depend on healthy state of fishery. National Fisherman 43(5):25.

27 Anonymous. 1962. Annual meeting. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Doc. No. 18, Ser. No. 956 (Doc. 8),2 p.

28 Anonymous. 1963. Annual meeting. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Doc. No.2, Ser. No.1 062 (H). 10 p.

29 Anonymous. 1967. Peche de grande valeur sur la cote est: Le grand petoncle (Important fishery on the eastern coast: the sea scallop). La Peche au Fish. Can., May 1-4, 23.

30 Anonymous. 1967. The sea scallop. Fish. Can. 19(7):17-20.

31 Anonymous. 1968. Florida's calico scallop beds untapped source for freezing. Quick Frozen Foods 30(7):133-134.

32 Anonymous. 1969. U.S. Atlantic coast sea scallop fishery declines further. Commer. Fish. Rev. 31 (7):7-8.

33 Anonymous. 1972. Review of the current status of the Georges Bank scallop fishery. Woods Hole, MA: NMFS/NEFC Woods Hole Lab. Ref. Doc. 72-3.

34 Anonymous. 1972. Canadian proposal concern­ing regulation of landed meat sizes for scallops in Division 5Z. Ser. No. 2743 (A. a.4) , Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Annu. Meet. Comm. Doc. 72/19. 1 p.

35 Anonymous. 1973. Scallops 1930-1972. Basic economic indicators. NOANNMFS Current Fisheries Statistics No. 6127. 33 p.

36 Anonymous. 1973. Freeze on Canadian scallop fishing. Mar. Fish. Rev. 35(7):42.

37 Anonymous. 1974. Scallop meat and shell. Food Fish Facts NMFS Natl. Consu. Educ. Servo Off., 21. 2 p.

38 Anonymous. 1974. Information I.S.T.P.M. Sci. Peche, 240 and 241 :41-44.

39 Anonymous. 1976. Florida's calico scallop re­sources are evaluated. Com mer. Fish. Rev. 30(12):35.

40 Anonymous. 1976. Policy for Canada's com­mercial fisheries. Ottawa: Environ. Can. Fish. Mar. Servo May, 1976. 70 p.

43 Anonymous. 1977. A dozen New Bedford scal­lopers working conventional otter trawls. Na­tional Fisherman 57(10):2-B.

44 Anonymous. 1978. Description of stocks and habitats of the New England and Mid-Atlantic Bight sea scallop resources (Appendix 1 to Sea Scallop FMP). Saugus, MA: New England Fishery Management Council.

45 Anonymous. 1982. Environmental impact state­ment, regulatory impact review for Atlantic sea scallops, (Placopecten magellanicus). Sau­gus, MA: New England Fishery Management Council, 149 p.

46 Anonymous. 1984. Amendment #1 to the Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic Sea Scallops, incorporating an assessment and regulatory impact review. New EnglandFishery Manage­ment Council.15 p.

47 Anonymous. 1985. Sea scallop management standard adjustment extended through Decem­ber 31, 1985. Gloucester, MA: NOANNMFS Northeast Region, NMFS News, September 23,1985.

48 Anonymous. 1985. New sea scallop regulations delayed. Gloucester, MA: NOANNMFS North­east Region, NMFS News, December 31, 1985.

49 Anonymous. 1986. Advice on the management of scallop resources on Georges Bank. Can. Atl. Fish. Sci. Adv. Comm. Doc. 86/14. 3 p.

50 Anonymous. 1987. Sea scallop reproduction investigated. Commer. Fish. News 14:12:10.

51 Anthony, J.E., P.N. Hadgis, R.S. Milam, G.A. Herzfeld, L.J. Taper, and S.J. Richey. 1983. Yields, proximate composition and mineral con­tent of finfish and shellfish. J. Food Sci. 48:313-316.

52 Baird, F.T., Jr. 1952. Scallop tagging program in Maine aimed at increasing yield. Atl. Fisher­man 33(4):16.

53 Baird, F.T., Jr. 1953. Observations on the early life history of the giant scallop, (Pecten magel­lanicus). Maine Dep. Sea Shore Fish. Res. Bull. 14:8-17.

54 Baird, F.T., Jr. 1954. Meat yield of Maine scallops. Maine Dep. Sea Shore Fish. Res. Bull. 16:3 p.

55 Baird, F.T., Jr. 1954. Migration of the deep sea scallop (Pecten magellanicus). Maine Dep. Sea Shore Fish., Fish. Circ. 14. 8 p.

56 Baird, F.T., Jr. 1956. (Rev. 1967) The sea scallop (Placopecten magellanicus). Maine Dept. Sea Shore Fish. Fish. Ed. Ser. NO.2.

57 Baird, F.T., Jr. 1967. The sea scallop, (Pecten magellanicus). Maine Dept. Sea Shore Fish. Res. Bull. Educ. Ser., Unit No.2. 10 p.

58 Baird, R.H. 1955. A preliminary report on a new type of commercial scallop dredge. J. Cons. Int. Explor. Mer. 20(3) :290-294.

59 Baird, R. H. 1958. On the swimming behavior of scallops (Pecten maximus L.). Proc. Malac. Soc. London 33:67-71.

60 Baird, R.H. 1959. Factors affecting the effi­ciency of dredges. In: Helmar Krist jonsson, ed., Modern fishing gear of the world, p.222-224. Surrey: Fishing News (Books) Ltd ..

61 Baird, R.H. 1966. Notes on scallop, (Pecten maxim us) population in Hollyhead Harbour. J. Mar. BioI. Assoc. U.K. 46:33-47.

62 Balsom, R., R. Thorne, and G. Burke. 1983. Identification of shellfish harvesting areas of coastal Newfoundland. Ottawa: Canada. En­viron. Protection Servo 73 p.

63 Ballou, R. 1984. Gray muscle disease of scal­lops identified. Maritimes 28(2): 14.

64 Barber, B., R. Getchell, S.E. Shumway, and D.F. Schick. 1987. Reduced fecundity in a deep­water population of the giant scallop, Pla­copecten magellanicus, in the Gulf of Maine, U.S.A. Mar. Ecol., Prog. Ser. 42:207-212.

65 Barney, W., and G. Carberry. 1987. Offshore scallop fishing experiment St. Pierre Bank, 1985. Ottawa: Canada Dept. Fish. Oceans. Canada, Tech. Rep. Fish. Aquatic Sci. 1548. 43 p.

66 Bayliss, L.E., E. Boyland, and A.D. Ritchie. 1930. The adductor mechanism of Pecten. Proc. R. Soc. Lond. 106B:363-376.

67 Beal, B.F. 1984. Growth and survival rates of sea scallops, (Placopecten magellanicus), as a function of water depth in waters near Jone­sport, Maine. Machias, ME: University of Maine Coop. Ext. Servo (Unpublished.) 17 p.

68 Bean, T.H. 1884. List of fishes collected by the U.S. Fish Commission at Woods Hole, Massa­chusetts, during the summer of 1881. Rep. U.S. Comm. Fish. 1882:339-344.

69 Bean, T.H. and W.C. Schroeder. 1936. Supple­mental notes on fisheries of the Gulf of Maine. Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish. 48:320-342.

70 Beatty, S.A. 1935. The handling of shucked scallops. Prog. Rep. BioI. Bd. Can. Atl. Coast Stn. 14:14-16.

71 Beaumont, A.R. and L.D. Gruffydd. 1974. Stud-ies on the chromosomes of the scallop, Pecten maxim us , and related species. J. Mar. BioI. Assoc. U.K. 54:713-718.

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72 Belding, D.L. 1910. A report upon the scallop fishery of Massachusetts. Boston: Commonw. Mass. 155 p.

73 Belding, D.L. 1931. The scallop fishery of Mas­sachusetts. Boston: Commonw. Mass., Dep. Cons., Div. Fish Game. Mar. Fish. Ser. No.3. 51 p.

74 Beninger, P.G. 1987. A qualitative and quanti­tative study of the reproductive cycle of the giant scallop, Placopecten magellanicus, in the Bay of Fundy (New Brunswick, Canada). Can. J. Zool. 65:495-498.

75 Beninger, P.G. 1988. Functional anatomy of Placopecten magellanicus gill and implications for nutrition. J. Shellfish Res. 7: 148-149. (Abstr.)

76 Beninger, P.G., MK Pennec, and M. SalaOn. 1988. New observations of the gills of Pla­copecten magellanicus, Gmelin (Mollusca: Bi­valvia) and implications for nutrition. I. General anatomy and surface microanatomy. Mar. BioI. 98:61-70.

77 Berg, C.J., Jr., B. Butman, J.A. Early, and R.D. Turner. 1987. Seasonal recruitment of marine invertebrates to hard substrates on Georges Bank and the Eastern Continental Shelf of the United States. Nautilus 101: 19-24.

78 Bergman, K.M., R.W. Elner, and M.J. Risk. 1982. The influence of Polydora websteri borings on the strength of the shell of the sea scallop, Placopecten magellanicus. Can. J. Zool. 60:2551-2556.

79 Bigelow, H.B. andW.W. Welsh. 1914. Opportu­nity for the new sea scallop fishery off the Middle Atlantic Coast. U.S. Bur. Fish. Econ. Circ. 7. 5 p.

80 Birge, R. P. 1978. Diver observations of densities and spawning season of the sea scallop, Pla­copecten magellanicus, in upper Penobscot Bay, Maine. Central Maine Power Co. Environ. StUd. Dept. Unpubl. Rept. SI-78-2. 16 p.

81 Bito, L.Z. 1972. Comparative study of concen-trative prostat-glandin accumulation by various tissues of mammals and marine vertebrates and invertebrates. Compo Biochem. Physiol. 43A:65-82.

82 Blake, J.A. 1969. Systematics and ecology of shell-boring polychaetes from New England. Amer. Zool. 9:813-820.

83 Blake, J.A. 1969. Reproduction and larval devel­opment of Polydora from northern New Eng­land (Polychaeta: Spionidae). Ophelia 7:1-63.

84 Blake, J.A. 1971. Revision of the genus Polydora from the east coast of North America (Polycha­eta: Spionida). Smithsonian Contrib. Zoo I. No. 75. 1-32.

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85 Blake, J.A. and J. W. Evans. 1973. Polydora and related genera as borers in mollusk shells and other calcareous substrates. Veliger 15:235-249.

86 Blamberg, D.L. and D.C. O'Meara. 1973. Dehy-drated scallop viscera, a potential component of poultry rations. Poultry Sci. 52: 1203-1205.

87 Blamberg, D.L., D.C. O'Meara, R.W. Gerry, P.C. Harris, and T.A. Bryan. 1973 (March). Prelimi­nary observations concerning the nutritive valve of dehydrated scallop viscera as a component of poultry rations. Orono: University of Maine Life Sciences Agricultural Experiment Station. Misc. Rep. No. 129. 13 p.

88 Blaney, D. 1873. List of shell-bearing Mollusca of Frenchman's Bay, Maine. Proc. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. 32:23-42.

89 Boehm, P.D., W.G. Steinhauer, D.L. Fiest, and N. Mosesman. 1979. A chemical assessment of the present levels and sources of hydrocar­bon pollutants in the Georges Bank region. In: Proc., 1979 Oil Spill Conference (Prevention, Behavior, Control, Cleanup), held in Los Ange­les, CA, 19-22 Mar 1979, p. 333-341. Washing­ton, D.C.: American Petroleum Institute. Pub. No. 4308.

90 Bonardelli, J. 1988. Optimizing collection of pectinid spat on collectors. J. Shellfish Res. 7: 150. (Abstr.)

91 Borden, M.A. 1928. A contribution to the study ofthe giant scallop. Placopecten grandis. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. Manuscr. Rep. Bioi. Sta. No. 350. 35 p.

92 Boss, KJ. and AS. Merrill. 1965. Degree of host specificity in two species of Odostomia (Pyr­amidellidae: Gastropoda). Malacol. Soc. Lon­don 36:349-355.

93 Bourne, N. 1960. Outlook for the Georges Bank scallop fishery. Fish. Res. Bd. Can., Gen. Ser. Circ. No. 33, Sept. 1960. 2 p.

94 Bourne, N. 1960. Selection of Georges Bank scallops by Canadian diggers. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Standing Comm. Res. Stat. Selec. Rep. 11:62-65.

95 Bourne, N. 1962. Offshore scallop gear re­search. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Doc. No. 56, Ser. No. 999 (Doc. 9), 5 p.

96 Bourne, N. 1964. A comparison of catches by 3-and 4-inch rings on offshore scallop drags. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 22(2):313-333.

97 Bourne, N. 1964. Scallops and the offshore fishery of the Maritimes. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. Bull. 145, 60 p.

98 Bourne, N. 1964. Scallops and the offshore fishery of the Maritimes. Can. Gen. Ser. Cir. No. 33. 2 p.

99 Bourne, N. 1965. A comparison of catches by 3-and 4-inch rings on offshore scallop drags. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 22:313-333

100 Bourne, N. 1965. Paralytic shellfish poison in sea scallops, Placopecten magellanicus, Gme­lin. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 22:1137-1149.

101 Bourne, N. 1966. Relative fishing efficiency and selection of three types of scallop drags. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Res. Bull. 3: 15-25. Also issued as, Stud. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 1176:10 p.

102 Bourne, N. and AR Mciver. 1962. Gulf of St. Lawrence scallop explorations 1961. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. Gen. Ser. Cir. No. 35. 4 p.

103 Bourne, N. and E.G. Bligh. 1965. Orange-red meats in sea scallops. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 22(3) :861-864.

104 Bourne, N. and F.C. Read. 1965. Fuller utiliza­tion of sea scallops, (Placopecten magellani­cus Gmelin). Fish. Res. Bd. Can. Ms. Rep. Ser. No. 806. 15 p.

105 Bourne N. and T.W. Rowell. 1965. Gulf of St. Lawrence scallop survey 1963. Manuscr. Rep. Ser. (BioI.) Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 808. 9 p.

106 Bourne, N. and T.W. Rowell. 1966. Gulf of St. Lawrence scallop survey - 1964. Manuscr. Rep. Ser. (BioI.) Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 809.20 p.

107 Bourne, N. and T.W. Rowell. 1966. A compari­son of two types of odometers. Manuscr. Rep. Ser. (BioI.) Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 888, 14 p.

108 Bourne, N., E. Cadima, and J.E. Paloheimo. 1964. Studies on Georges Bank sea scallop abundance and distribution. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Doc. No. 65. Ser. No. 1361, 4 p.

109 Bourne, N., E.1. Lord, and AR Mciver. 1965. Gulf of St. Lawrence scallop survey, 1961. Manuscr. Rep. Ser. (Biol.), Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 807.52 p.

110 BoUSfield, E.L. 1960. Canadian Atlantic Sea Shells. Ottawa: Natl. Mus. Can. 72 p.

111 Brannen, R.E. 1940. The growth rate and age group distribution of the giant scallop in the Bay of Fundy, 1940. Rep. BioI. Sta. Can. No. 374. 8 p.

112 Brannen, RE. 1952. Preliminary report of the scallop investigation at Digby, Nova Scotia, Summer of 1939. Rep. BioI. Sta. Can. No. 473a, 3 p.

113 Brockerhoff, H. 1966. Fatty acid distribution patterns of animal depot fats. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 19: 1-12. Also issued as, StUd. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 1 080. 12 p.

114 Brockerhoff, H., RG. Ackman, and RJ. Hoyle. 1963. Specific distribution of fatty acids in marine lipids. Arch. Biochem. Biophy. 100:9-12.

115 Brockerhoff, H., R.J. Hoyle, P.C. Hwang, and C. Litchfield. 1968. Positional distribution of fatty acids in depot triglycerides of aquatic animals. Upids 3:24-29. Also issued as Stud. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 1226. 5 p.

116 Broom, M.J. 1976. Synopsis of biological data on scallops Chlamys (Aequipecten) opercu­laris (Linnaeus), Argopecten irradians (Lamarck), Argopecten gibbus (Linnaeus). FAO Fish. Synop. 114. 44 p.

117 Brown, B. E. 1972. Review of the current status of the Georges Bank scallop fishery. Woods Hole, MA: NOAA,INMFS,INEFC Lab. Ref. Doc. 72-03. 8 p.

118 Brown, B.E. and S.H. Clark. 1977. Some implications of yield per recruit management for Georges Bank scallops. Woods Hole, MA: NMFS/NEFC Lab. Ref. Doc. No. 77-14. 4 p.

119 Brown, B.E., M. Parrack, and D.O. Flescher. 1972. Review of the current status of the scallop fishery in Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Div. 5Z. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish., Res. Doc. 72/113. 13 p.

120 Bruce, C. 1932. Scallop investigations in 1931. Can. Dept. Mar. Fish., 2nd. An. Rep. for Year 1931-32, p. 191-192.

121 Bruce, C. 1933. Scallop investigations in 1932. Can. Dept. Mar. Fish., 3rd. An. Rep. for the Year 1932-33, p. 171.

122 Bruce, C. 1934. Scallop investigations in 1933. Can. Dept. Mar. Fish., 4th. An. Rep. for the Year 1933-34. p. 172.

123 Bruce, C. 1938. Scallop investigations. Can., Dept. Fish., 8th An. Rep. for the Year 1937-38, p.192.

124 Burrell, V.G., Jr. 1985. Molluscan fisheries of the south Atlantic region of the United States. Abst. 77th Annusl Meeting, Natl. Shellfish. Assoc. Norfolk, VA 25 p.

125 Cabilio, P., D.L. DeWolfe, and G.R. Daborn. 1987. Fish catches and long term tidal cycles in northwest Atlantic fisheries A nonlinear re­gression approach. Can. J. Fish. Aquatic Sci. 44: 1830-1837.

126 Caddy, J.F. 1968. Underwater observations on scallop, (Placopecten magellanicus), behavior and drag efficiency. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 25:2123-2141.

127 Caddy, J.F. 1969. Submarine operations over scallop beds near Richibucto. In: Tyler, AV. (ed.) Observations made by St. Andrews staff during submersible operations in 1968. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. Tech. Rep. 102:4-5.

128 Caddy, J.F. 1970. Records of associated fauna in scallop dredge hauls from the Bay of Fundy. Fish. Res. Bd. Can.Tech. Rep. No. 225. 11 p.

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129 Caddy, J.F. 1970. A method of surveying scallop populations from a submersible. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 27:535-549.

130 Caddy, J.F. 1971. Efficiency and selectivity of the Canadian offshore scallop dredge. Int. Coun. Explor. Sea C.M. 1971/K:25. 8 p.

131 Caddy, J.F. 1971. Recent scallop recruitment and apparent reduction in cull size by the Canadian fleet on Georges Bank. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Redbook. Part 111:147-155.

132 Caddy, J.F. 1971. High price of scallop landings conceals decline in offshore stocks. Fish. Can. 23:(5)3-7.

133 Caddy, J.F. 1972. Progressive loss of byssus attachment with size in the sea scallop, Pla­copecten magellanicus (Gmelin). J. Exp. Mar. BioI. Ecol. 9: 179-190.

134 Caddy, J.F. 1972. Some recommendations for conservation of Georges Bank scallop stocks. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Res. Doc. 72/6. 8 p.

135 Caddy, J.F. 1972. Size selectivity ofthe Georges Bank offshore dredge and mortality estimate for scallop from the northern edge of Georges in the period June, 1970 to 1971. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Res. Doc. 72/5. 10 p.

136 Caddy, J.F. 1973. Underwater observations on tracks of dredges and trawls and some effects of dredging on a scallop ground. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 30: 173-180.

137 Caddy, J.F. 1975. Spatial model for an exploited shellfish population, and its application to the Georges Bank scallop fishery. J. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 32: 1305-1328.

138 Caddy, J.F. 1976. Status of Georges Bank scallop stocks and alternative strategies for optimal utilization of the resource. Text of talk given in Lunenburg, NS, 7-8 September, 1976.

139 Caddy, J.F. 1976. Long-term trends and evi­dence for production cycles in the Bay of Fundy scallop fishery. Rapp. P.-v. R{wn. Cons. Int. Explor. Mer. 175:97-108.

140 Caddy, J.F. 1977. Some considerations under­lying definitions of catch ability and fishing effort in shellfish fisheries, and their relevance for stock assessment purposes. Int. Counc. Ex­plor. Sea C.M. 1977/K:18, 22 p.

141 Caddy, J.F. 1977. Size selectivity ofthe Georges Bank offshore dredge and mortality estimate for scallops from the northern edge of Georges in the period June 1970-1971. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Res. Doc. 72/5. Redbook Part 111:79-85.

142 Caddy, J.F. 1979. Long-term trends and evi­dence for production cycles in the Bay of Fundy scallop fishery. Presented at: Population Assessments of Shellfish Stocks Charlottenlund

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(Denmark) 29 September 1976. Vol. 175. p. 97-108.

143 Caddy, J.F. and JA Bulland. 1983. Historical patterns offish stocks. Marine Policy 7(4):267-278.

144 Caddy, J.F. and RA Chandler. 1968. Lurcher scallop survey, March, 1967. Manuscr. Rep. Ser. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 965. 36 p.

145 Caddy, J.F. and EI. Lord. 1968. Recent devel­opments in the Georges Bank scallop fishery. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Res. Doc. 68/59. 7 p.

146 Caddy, J.F. and EI. Lord. 1969. Recent devel­opments in the Georges Bank scallop fishery. Int. Comm. Northw. Atl. Fish. Redbook, 1968 (111):89-93.

147 Caddy, J.F. andJ. Watson. 1969. Submersibles for fisheries research. Hydrospace March, 1969.5 p.

148 Caddy, J.F. and RA Chandler. 1969. Georges Bank scallop survey, August, 1966: A prelimi­nary study ofthe relationship between research vessel catch, depth and commercial effort. Manuscr. Rep. Ser. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. 1054.

149 Caddy, J.F. and A Sreedharan. 1971. The effect of recent recruitment to the Georges Bank scallop fishery on meat sizes landed by the offshore fleet in the summer of 1970. Fish. Res. Bd. Can. Tech. Rep. No. 256. 35 p.

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823 Welch, W.R 1950. Growth and spawning characteristics of the sea scallop, Placopecten magellanicus, in Maine waters. Orono: Univer­sity of Maine. Thesis. 95 p.

824 Wells, H.W. and M.J. Wells. 1962. The polycha­ete, Coratonerus tridentata as a pest of the scallop, Aequipecten gibbus. BioI. Bull. (Woods Hole) 122: 1149-159.

825 Welsh, W.W. 1915. Note on the habits of the young ofthe squirrel hake and sea snail. Copeia 18:2-3.

826 White, D.J. and C.l. Vaughn. 1967. The eco­nomics of a fishery: the New Bedford scallop industry. In: Recent Developments and Re­search in Fisheries Economics, p. 213-233. Dobbs Ferry, NY: Oceana Publ. Inc.

827 Wichmann, C.F., G.l. Boyer, C.l. Divan, EJ. Schantz, and HK Schnoes. 1951. Neurotox­ins of Gonyaulax excavata and Bay of Fundy scallops. Tetrahedron Letts. 22(21) 1941-1944.

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830 Wigley, Rl. 1968. Benthic invertebrates of the New England fishing banks. Underwater Natu­ralist 5(1):8-13.

831 Wigley, R.l. and H.W. Jensen. 1967. Incidental catches of finfish in sea scallop dredges on Georges Bank. Commer. Fish. Rev. 29(7):63-70.

832 Wigley, Rl. and KO. Emery. 1968. Submarine photos of commercial shellfish off northeastern U.S. Commer. Fish. Rev. 30(3)43-49.

833 Wigley, R.l. and RB. Theroux. 1970. Sea­bottom photographs and macrobenthic collec­tions from the continental shelf off Massachu­setts. U.S. Fish Wildl. Servo Spec. Sci. Rep. Fish. No. 613. 12 p.

834 Wigley, Rl. and RB. Theroux. 1971. Associa­tion between post juvenile red hake and sea scallops. Proc. Natl. Shellfish. Assoc. 61 :86-87.

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AUTHOR INDEX Bourne, N ................................. 92-109,467,785 Bousfield, E.L. ................................................ 110

Abbott, R.T ..................................................... 1, 2 Boyer, G.L. .................................................... 827 Able, K. W ....................................................... 3, 4 Boyland, E. .................................................... 66 Ackman, R.G ............................................. 5, 114 Boyle, P.J ....................................................... 188 Aiken, D.E. .. .............................................. 6, 853 Brannen, R.E. .. ...................................... 111, 112 Akagi, H ............................................................. 6 Brockerhoff, H. ........................................ 113-115 Alexander, L.C ................................................... 7 Brooks, C.J.W ................................................. 351 Alexander, R. McN ............................................ 8 Broom, M.J ..................................................... 116 Allen, J.A. .. .................................................. 9, 10 Brown, B.E ....................... 117-119, 690, 701-703 Alley, A ............................................................. 11 Brown, R.G ..................................................... 721 Altobello, M.A ................................................... 12 Bruce, C. ................................................ 120-123 Amaratunga, T ......................... 13, 155,369,743 Bryan, T.A....................................................... 87 Anderson, J.M. .. ............................................ 855 Buckley, L.J. .. ........................................ 295, 298 Anderson, T ................................................... 535 Bulland, J.A ..................................................... 142 Anonymous ................................................ 14-50 Burch, J.B ....................................................... 485 Anthony, J.E ..................................................... 51 Burke, G ......................................................... 62 Atema, J ......................................................... 198 Burrell, V.G., Jr ............................................... 124 Baird, F.T., Jr ..................................... 52-57,277 Burridge, L.E ................................................... 627 Baird, R.H ................................................... 58-61 Busch, D ......................................................... 708 Baker, S. ..... ........................................... 231-232 Busta, F.F ............................................... 782, 821 Ballou, R ........................................................... 63 Butler-Connolly, MAE ........................... 649-654 Balsom, R ......................................................... 62 Butman, B. ...................................................... 77 Barber, B. .. ...................................................... 64 Buzzel, D.H ............................................. 719, 720 Barney, W. .. .................................................... 65 Quarterly Stock Catalogues of Groundfish Barter, J ......................................................... 716 and Sea Scallop Fished by the Bayliss, L. E. .. .................................................. 66 New England Fleet .......................................... 619 Bayne, B.L ..................................................... 431 Cabilio, P ....................................................... 125 Beal, B.F. .. ...................................................... 67 Cable, W.D ..................................................... 634 Bean, L.L. ...................................................... 707 Caddy, J.F ............... 13,126-155,257,271,743 Bean, T.H ........................................... 68, 69, 288 Cadima, E ....................................................... 108 Beattie, H ....................................................... 423 Cahill, F.M ......................... 266, 536-539, 541-544 Beatty, S.A ....................................................... 70 Calabrese, A ................................................... 634 Beaumont, A.R ......................................... 71, 310 Cameron, A.M ................................................. 156 Belding, D.L ............................................... 72, 73 Cameron, W.M ............................................... 157 Bell, D.A ......................................................... 545 Campbell, A. .. ................................................ 374 Beninger, P.G ..................................... 74-76,415 Campbell, D.E ................................................. 158 Bennett, P.M ................................................. 496 Carberry, G. .................................................... 65 Berg, C.J., Jr. .. ................................................ 77 Carbonneau, J. . ............................................. 159 Bergman, K.M. .. .............................................. 78 Cares, J.W ..................................................... 253 Bigelow, H.B ..................................................... 79 Carlson, F.D ........................................... 553, 554 Birge, R.P ......................................................... 80 Carter, J.A. .. .......................................... 154, 160 Bishop, D.M ........................................... 162, 163 Castagna, M ................................................... 423 Bishop, L.J ..................................................... 335 Castell, C.H. 161-164, 612 Bito, L.Z. .. ........................................................ 81 Castellani, L.J ............. : ........................... 165,166 Blackwood, C.M ............................................. 805 Cerame-Vivas, M.J ......................................... 167 Blake, J.A. .................................................. 82-85 Chaisson, L.P ................................. 174-177,211 Blamberg, D.L. .......................................... 86, 87 Chandler, RA ...................... 144, 148, 151, 153, Blaney, D ......................................................... 88 189-191,361,363,364,373,470,642 Bligh, E.G ....................................................... 103 Chang, P.W ........................................... 311,312 Boehm, P.D ..................................................... 89 Chang, S ......................................................... 661 Bonardelli, J ..................................................... 90 Chanley, M.H ................................................. 732 Bonnett, J.C ................................................... 718 Chanley, P. .................................................. 168 Borden, M.A ..................................................... 91 Chantler, P.D ................................. 169-171,683 Boss, K.J. .. ...................................................... 92 Chapman, C.J ................................................. 445 Botta, J. R. ...................................................... 534 Chapman, S. .. ................................................ 423

Chase, P.H., Jr ............................................... 611

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Cheng, T.C ..................................................... 173 Edwards, R.L. ........................ 240,241,486,493 Chestnut, AF ......................................... 172, 423 Ehinger, R.E ................................................... 242 Chiasson, L.P ................................... 174-177, 211 Ellis, D.E ......................................................... 447 Choat, J.H ..................................................... 178 Elner, R.W ............................................... 78, 243 Chou, C.L. ...................................................... 802 Emery, K.O ..................................... 241,244,832 Chouinard, G.A. ............................ 179,841,842 Engel, D.W ..................................................... 261 Chrysler, M.A ................................................. 180 Engle, J.B ....................................................... 245 Clark, G.R., II. 1 .............................................. 81 Ennis, G.P ..................................................... 569 Clark, S.H ....................................................... 118 Etter, M ........................................... 364, 370, 372 Coe, W. R. ...................................................... 182 Evans, J.W ....................................... 85,246,247 Cohen, C. .............................................. 166, 767 Fallon, W.E ..................................................... 712 Colton, J.B ..................................................... 183 Falmagne, C ................................................... 423 Conrad, J.M ..................................................... 12 Feltham, L.AW ....................... 249,250,560-563 Cook, D. ...................................................... 184 Ferguson, J ..................................................... 248 Couturier, C. .......................................... 185, 340 Fiest, D.L. ........................................................ 89 Cox, A.C. .................................................... 347 Figley, W. .. .................................................... 251 Cox, I. ............................................................ 186 Findley, C.J ..................................................... 252 Craig, R ......................................................... 809 Finlayson, B.J ................................................. 855 Crosby, C ....................................................... 679 First, M.W ....................................................... 253 Cucci, T.L... .................... ................... ........... 714 Fischer. T.R ................................................... 341 Culliney, J.L. .......................................... 187-188 Fisher, F.M., Jr ............................................... 379 Currey, J.D ..................................................... 573 Fisheries and Marine Service .......................... 254 D'Amours, D ................................................... 195 Flescher, D.D ......................................... 119, 255 Daborn, G.R ................................................... 125 Fletcher, G.L. .................................................. 258 Dadswell, M.J ........................... 155,189-191,470 Fogarty, M.J ................................................... 518 Dakin, W.J ............................................. 192, 193 Foltz, D.W ....................................................... 256 Dall, W.H ....................................................... 194 Foncannon, P.R. .................................... 719, 720 Davidson, L.A .................................. 196, 844-846 Foulkes, T.J. .. ................................................ 257 Davis, N.D. ..... ............ ....... ............... ...... ..... 658 Fowler, B.A............................................. 259-261 Dawe, E.G ..................................................... 569 Fowler, B.M. .. ................................................ 258 Dawson, C.E. .. .............................................. 314 Frair, W. .. ...................................................... 262 Dawson, D.M ................................................. 197 Fraser, D.1. .................................................... 612 Dawson, M.A. .. .............................................. 788 Frechette, M ........................................... 263, 283 DeCoste, A.M ................................................. 829 Freeman, H.C ......................................... 264, 612 Delmage, M. ................................................ 558 Frenkiel, L. ...................................................... 265 Demoran, W.J. .. ............................................ 314 Frishman, Z. .. ................................................ 266 Derby, C.D ..................................................... 198 Fritz, L.W ............................................... 267, 268 Dewar, A.B ..................................................... 199 Fuller, K.M ..................................................... 269 DeWolfe, D.L. ................................................ 125 Gadbois, D.F ................................................. 338 Dexter, R.W ................................................... 200 Gagne, R. .................................................... 270 Dickie, L.M ............................... 201-214, 735, 758 Gales, L.E ....................................................... 271 Dingle, J.R ..................................................... 447 Galus, H.S. . ................................................... 272 Divan, C.L. .................................................... 827 Ganong, W.F ......................................... 273-275 Doherty, R.M ......................................... 215,216 Garcia, E.J ..................................................... 276 Dow, R.L ................................................ 217-227 Garman, S. .. .................................................. 277 Draheim, G.P ......................................... 215,216 Gates, J.M ..................................................... 278 Drew, G.A ............................................. 228,229 Gaudet, M ....................................................... 279 Dreyer, F .A. .................................................... 619 Gerry, R.W ....................................................... 87 Drinkwater, K ................................................. 765 Getchell, R. .. .................................................... 64 Driscoll, J ....................................................... 230 Ghazarossian, V. E. ........................................ 280 Duffy, J. R. ...................................................... 738 Gibbard, J ....................................................... 466 Dunton, E. ...................................................... 679 Gibbons, R.J ................................................... 465 DuPaul, W.D. .. ...................................... 231, 232 Giguere, M ..................................... 263,283, 523 Dupouy, H ............................................. 233,234 Gilbert, J.D ..................................................... 351 Dyer, W.J ... 235-239, 331, 333-335, 447, 612, 668 Gilbert, T.R ..................................... 282,282,418 Early, J.A ......................................................... 77 Gill, S.S ......................................................... 284 Edelstein, T. .. ................................................ 155 Gillespie, G.J. .. .............................................. 285

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Gnaedinger, R.H ............................................. 303 Hunter, M.A ............................................. 676, 678 Godt, R.E ....................................................... 286 Huntsman, A.G ............................................... 339 Goldberg, R. .. ................................................ 423 Hurley, G.V ............................................. 340, 791 Gonzalez, A.H.M. .. ........................................ 276 Hurst, J.W ....................................................... 717 Goode, G.B ........................................... 287, 288 Hutchinson, C.E ............................................. 341 Goodlett, R.O ................................................. 787 Hwang, P.C ..................................................... 115 Goodsell, J ..................................................... 423 Idler, D.R. .............. 247, 342-351, 388, 570, 612, Gould, A.A. .. .................................................. 289 769,811 Gould, E .......................... 260, 261, 290-298, 788 Ingersoll, E. ............................................ 352-353 Gould, S.G ..................................................... 299 Jablonski, D. .. ................................................ 423 Graham, H.W ......................................... 300-301 Jackson, R.T ................................................... 354 Grandy, M.C ................................................... 302 Jaeger, S. .. .................................................... 197 Gray, I.E ......................................................... 167 Jakes, R. ...................................................... 386 Greenberg, M.J. .. .......................................... 628 Jamieson, G.G ............................................... 152 Greig, RA .................................... 296, 303-305 Jamieson, G.S. .............. 243, 355-374, 641, 648 Griscom, C.A. .. .............................................. 278 Jearld, A., Jr ................................................... 662 Griswold, C.A ................................................. 306 Jensen, H.W ................................................... 831 Grosslein, M.D. .. .................................... 708, 780 Jerome, V.E ........................................... 622-626 Gruffydd, L.D ................................... 71, 309, 310 Joh, Y.G. ...................................................... 375 Gruger, EH., Jr. . ................................... 307, 308 Johannes, R.E ............................................... 376 Gulka, G ................................................. 311, 312 Johannessen, O.H ......................................... 377 Gulland, J.A ................................................... 313 Jones, D.J ....................................................... 615 Gunter, G ....................................................... 314 Jones, D.S ............................................. 394-396 Hadgis, P.N ..................................................... 51 Kahler, G.A ............................................. 378, 379 Halgren, B. .. .................................................. 251 Kanazawa, A ................................................... 346 Hall, A. .. ................................................ 387, 771 Karlsson, J.D. .. .............................................. 380 Hall, C ........................................................... 617 Karube, I. ................... ............. ......... ............. 818 Halliday, R.G. .. .............................................. 315 Keller, E.C., Jr ................................................. 381 Hancock, D.A ......................................... 316-317 Keller, H.E ....................................................... 381 Hardwicke, P.M ............................................. 165 Kellogg, J.L. ............................................ 382-383 Hare, G.M ....................................................... 318 Kendaris, T.A. .. .............................................. 384 Harris, P.C ....................................................... 87 Kendrick, J.J ................................................... 385 Hart, J.L. ................................................ 319-323 Kendrick-Jones, J ........................... 386, 767, 768 Hartnoll, R.G ................................................... 324 Kennedy, V ..................................................... 423 Hata, M ......................................................... 375 Kennedy, W.J ......................................... 387, 771 Haven, D.S ..................................................... 268 Kerr, G.L. ........................................ 362, 366, 371 Hayes, E.R ..................................................... 239 Khalil, M.W ..................................... 351, 388, 570 Hayes, M.L. .................................................... 397 Kinloch, J. .. .................................................... 389 Haynes, E.B ........................................... 325, 609 Kinnear, J.A.M. .. ............................................ 445 Head, J ........................................................... 761 Kinoshita, T ..................................................... 390 Henderson, F.H. .. .......................................... 381 Knox, F ........................................................... 418 Henderson, J.T ............................................... 326 Kohler, A.C ..................................................... 855 Herry, A ......................................................... 415 Kopinski, E. .. .................................................. 391 Herzfeld, G.A ................................................... 51 Krantz, D.E ............................................. 393-396 Hess, E. .. .............................................. 327, 328 Kratochvil, B ................................................... 392 Hidaka, T. .. .................................................... 798 Kristmanson, D.D ................................... 828, 829 Hidu, H ................................................... 329, 423 Krzeczkowski, RA ...................................... 397 Hiltz, D.F. .. ...................... 238, 239, 331-335, 668 Kurkul, P.A ..................................................... 398 Hiltz, H ........................................................... 330 Landers, W.S. .. .............................................. 634 Hingley, H.J. .. .................................................... 5 Lane, D.J.W ................................................... 310 Hoar, R.L. ...................................................... 829 Langton, R.W ................................................. 399 Hoenig, J.M ................................................... 443 Lanteigne, M ................................... 400, 843, 846 Horne, D.A ..................................................... 264 Larsen, P.F ..................................................... 401 Hoyle, R.J ............................................... 114, 115 Lauritzen, S.E ................................................. 402 Hoyles, R. .. .................................................... 336 Lavoie, R. E ..................................................... 369 Hsu, C.P ................................................. 337, 712 Lawrence, K. .. ................................................ 403 Humanson, A. W. .. .......................................... 338 Le Pennec, M ......................................... 414,415

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Lear, D.W. .............................................. 404-406 McHugh, J.L ................................................... 456 LeBlanc, H.S. .. .............................................. 407 Mciver, A.R ............................................. 102, 109 LeBlanc, J.A ................................................... 408 McLeese, D.W ............................................... 627 Lecompte, J ................................................... 409 McLeod, G.C. .. .............................................. 656 Lee, R.M. .. .................................................... 401 McMenemy, M ............................................... 264 Lehman, W ..................................................... 410 McMullin, B.R ................................................. 155 Leibovitz, L. .................................................... 411 McTauge, B. .. ................................................ 264 Leim, AH ....................................... 412,413,466 Meade, L.D ..................................................... 791 Lemon, J. McW. .. .......................................... 792 Mearns, A.J. .. ................................................ 457 Lever, W.J ..................................................... 416 Medcof, J.C. .. .................. 212, 213, 458-467, 613 Lewis, D.B. .......... .................................. 542-544 Megginson, M.M ............................................. 259 Lightle, T.E ..................................................... 332 Mellon, DeForest, Jr ....................................... 468 Linkletter, L.E ................................................. 155 Melvill, C.D ..................................................... 469 Lipton, L. ........................................................ 199 Melvin, G.D ..................................................... 470 Liss, R.G ....................................... 282,417,418 Meron, S....................................................... 540 Litchfield, C. .. ................................................ 115 Merrill, AS ....... 92, 244, 305, 434, 435, 471-493, Liu, F ............................................................. 554 610, 611, 661 Livingston, D.R. .............................. 419,784,857 Messier, D. .. .................................................. 494 Logan, A ......................................................... 420 Metcalfe, C.D ................................................. 627 Lomis, A.L. .................................................... 720 Milam, R.S ....................................................... 51 Lord, E.I. .......... 109,145,146,153,659,663-665 Miller, M.M ..................................................... 495 Lubinsky, I ...................................................... 421 Millman, B.M ................................................... 496 Luczkovich, J.J ....................................... 422, 746 Miura, I. .......................................................... 712 Luedke, D.A ................................................... 297 Mohn, R.K. ...... 189,190,315,497-505,657,725 Lundy, M.J. .............. 360, 365-368, 371, 642-654 Moir, A.J.G ............................................. 506, 507 Lutz, R.A. .............................................. 423, 633 Monroe, R.J. .. ................................................ 821 MacDonald, B.A .................................... 424-430 Moore, J.B ..................................................... 782 MacDonald, B.J. .. .......................................... 431 Moore, J.K ..................................................... 508 MacDonald, E.F ............................................. 349 Morgan, J.L. .................................................... 286 MacDonald, R.D.S ......................................... 454 Moring, J.R ..................................................... 517 Macinnes, C.D ............................................... 214 Morris, P.A ..................................................... 509 Mack, G.E ..................................................... 199 Morrison, C.M ......................................... 510-513 MacKenzie, C.L. Jr .................. 305, 432-435, 661 Morse, E.S ..................................................... 514 MacKinnon, GA .................................... 347, 350 Morse, M.P ............................. 115, 655, 656, 822 MacKnight, S.D. 1 ............................................ 60 Mosesman, N. .. ................................................ 89 MacPhail, J.S ................................................. 436 Motkosky, N ................................................... 392 Maiolo, J.R ..................................................... 437 Mottet, M.G ..................................................... 516 Mann, R ......................................................... 423 Mountain, D. .. ................................................ 708 Manson, C. .................................................... 785 Mueller, J. .. .................................................... 439 Marchand, A................................................... 337 Muir, B.S ......................................................... 765 Marchesseault, G ................................... 438, 439 Muir, W.C ....................................................... 406 Marks, B.C ..................................................... 296 Mullen, D.M. .. ................................................ 517 Marsh, M.E ..................................................... 440 Munro, V.G ..................................................... 239 Marshall, N. ............................................ 441, 508 Murawski, SA ........................................ 518, 661 Marti, K.A ........................................ 311, 442-443 Murchelano, R.A ............................................. 519 Martin, C. ...................................................... 564 Muscik, JA ........................................ 4, 521, 522 Martin, W.R ................................................... 444 Musial, C.J ..................................................... 520 Mason, J. .. ............................................ 445, 446 Myrand, B ....................................................... 523 Masure, R. .. .................................................. 761 Naidu, K.S. ............................ 266, 524-544, 569 Matsouka, H ................................................... 818 Nakanishi, K ................................................... 712 Matsumoto, J.J ................................................ 447 Nash, D.A ....................................................... 495 Matthiessen, G.C ........................................... 278 Nash, F.W ..................................................... 545 Maurer, D. .............................................. 448-450 Naubert, J ....................................................... 466 McCormick, S.D ............................................. 829 Neal, W.E ....................................... 163,165,612 McCracken, F.D ............................... 451-454, 630 Needler, A.B ................................................... 466 McGaw, R.L. .................................................. 455 Needler, AW.H. ...................................... 466, 546 McGlade, J ..................................................... 315 Neff, J.M ......................................................... 547

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Neilands, J.B. .. .............................................. 548 Power, H.E ................................................... 612 Nelson, R. W.A. .. ............................................ 308 Prakash, A. .................................................. 613 New England Regional Fishery Management Premetz, E.D. ... ................... .......... ...... ........ 614

Council................................................ 549-552 Price, A. H. .................................................... 329 Newell, C. .. .................................................... 423 Prieur, D. ...................................................... 414 Newell, N.D ................................................... 555 Pringle, J.D ................................................... 615 Newell, R.C. .. ................................................ 714 Proctor, W..................................................... 616 Newman, J.F. .. ...................................... 553, 554 Proudfoot, F.G. ............................................ 350 Nichyparowich, F.E. ................................ 492, 611 Prusch, R.D ................................................. 617 Nickol, M.D ..................................................... 446 Punjamapirom, S........................................... 618 Nicolas, J ....................................................... 734 Pyle, B ......................................................... 251 Nishi, K ........................................................... 556 Quarterly Stock Catalogues of Groundfish Nishida, H ....................................................... 556 and Sea Scallops Fished ........................ 619 Noble, J.P.A ................................................... 420 Radley-Walters, C. 1 ...................................... 50 Noonan, A. .. .................................................. 266 Radosh, D.J. ... ......... .......... ....... ............. ...... 745 Norman, K.D ................................................... 608 Rak, R.S ......................................... 692, 693, 704 Norton, A.H. .. ................................................ 557 Rail, J.A ............................................... 620, 621 Norton, V.J ..................................................... 819 Rand, G.M. ........ ................ ..................... ..... 567 Nyarku, S.K. .. ................................................ 558 Ray, S ..................................................... 622-627 O'Boyle, R.N ................................................... 315 Read, F.C. .......... ...... ........ ......... .............. ..... 104 O'Brien, J.J ..................................................... 559 Reed-Miller, C. .............................................. 628 O'Doherty, P.J.A. .................................... 560-562 Rees, C.B. .................................................... 629 O'Malley, M.L. ........................................ 405, 406 Regier, H.A. .................................................. 630 O'Meara, D.C ............................................. 86, 87 Renfroe, L.C. ... .......... ......... ....... ............. ...... 631 O'Reilly, J ....................................................... 708 Reynolds, B.H. 574, 632 Odense, P.H ........................................... 510-512 Rhoads, D.C ................................................. 633 Ogura, T.O ..................................................... 818 Rhodes, E. W. ................................................ 634 Olla, B.L. ................................................ 422, 746 Richardson, P ............................................... 635 Oshima, Y. .. .................................................. 712 Richey, S.J. .................................................... 51 Oviatt, C. ................................................ 563-564 Richmond, M.S. .............. ............ ......... ......... 329 Pablo, I.S. .. .................................................... 566 Ricker, W.E. ...... .............. ............ .......... 636, 637 Packard, A.S. .. .............................................. 565 Rieucau, J. .................................................... 638 Palmer, J.B ..................................................... 567 Risk, M.J. ........................................................ 78 Palmer, R ....................................................... 763 Ritchie, A.D ............................................. 66, 639 Paloheimo, J.E ............................................... 108 Robbins, S.F ................................................. 640 Panella, G. .. .................................................. 568 Robert, G ................ 189, 190, 365, 369, 497-505, Parrack, M ............................................. 119,619 641-654, 725 Parsons, D.G ................................................. 569 Robinson, W.E ............... 399, 515, 655, 656, 822 Parsons, G.J. .. .............................................. 191 Roddick, D.L. .......................... 498-505, 657, 725 Partridge, A. .. ................................................ 423 Rodger, R. W. ................................................ 658 Patterson, G.W ....................................... 388, 570 Rogers, B.A. ................................................ 564 Peer, D.L ....................................................... 570 Rogerson, P ................................................. 574 Pence, G. .. .................................................... 406 Ropes, J.W. ........ .................................. 671, 662 Pendleton, J.A. .. ............................................ 572 Rosell-Perez, M ........................................... 806 Pennec, M.K ..................................................... 76 Rosenfield, A......................................... 519, 727 Penney, B.A ................................................... 282 Ross, C.W ................................................... 160 Pennington, B.J. . ........................................... 573 Rowell, T. W. .. .......... 105-1 09, 659, 660, 663-665 Pesch, G.G ............................................. 404, 574 Royce, W.F ........................................... 666, 667 Peters, J.A ............................................. 575, 576 Rusanowsky, D ....................................... 296-298 Pierce, E ......................................................... 679 Safe, L.M ............................................... 348-350 Pilote, S. .. ...................................................... 195 Saila, S.B ..................................................... 443 Pinhorn, A.T ................................................... 577 Sakaguchi, M. .............................................. 668 Poirier, L................................................. 578-581 Salalin, M ....................................................... 76 Pontecorvo, G. .. ............................................ 582 San galang, G.B............................................. 346 Porter, H.J. ............................ 248, 583-586, 781 Sass, R.L. ............................................ 379, 440 Posgay, J.A. ............ 301, 488-489, 492, 587-611, Savage, N.B ................................................. 669

690, 703 Scaplan, R.P ................................................ 670

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Scaplen, R ............................................. 247, 533 Stansby, M.E ............................................... 308 Scarratt, D.J. .......................................... 671-673 Stasko, A.B ....................................... 13, 155,743 Schantz, E.J ........................................... 280, 827 Steimle, F.W ................................... 728, 744, 745 Schick, D.F ................. 64,399,674-679,713,715 Steiner, W.W ............................................... 746 Schnoes, H.K ................................................. 827 Steinhauer, W.G. ............................................ 89 Schnoes, K.K ................................................. 280 Stephens, R. ................................................ 761 Schroeder, W.C ............................................... 69 Stern ............................................................ 619 Schultz, R.L. .................................................. 619 Stevenson, J.A ....................................... 747-758 Scott, J.S. .................................................... 680 Stevenson, R.N ....................................... 759, 760 Scott, W.B ................................................... 413 Stolzberg, R.J. .............................................. 762 Sea Grant Program ................................ 681, 682 Stommel, E................................................... 761 Sellers, J.R ..................................................... 683 Stone, H. .. ...................................... 362, 370, 372 Selvin, R ......................................................... 715 Stone, R.L ............................................. 762, 763 Sennefelder, G.R. 298 Storey, D.A. .................................................... 12 Serchuk, F.M ......................... 435, 684-704, 734 Strong, F.M ................................................... 280 Shanks, A.M ................................................... 446 Sullivan, C.M. .............................................. 764 Shaw, W.N ..................................................... 705 Sutcliffe, W.H., Jr. ...... ............................ ...... 765 Sheetz, M.P ................................................... 803 Suzuki, A. .................................................... 818 Shelburne, S.W. 706, 707 Swanson, R.L. .............................................. 766 Shelpuk, K ..................................................... 304 Szenikiralyi, E.M ............................. 385,741,768 Sherman, K. ................................................ 786 Szent-Gyorgyi, A.G ......... 169-171,385,683,741, Sherman-Casell, S ......................................... 717 767, 768, 803 Shieh, H.S. .................................................. 709 Szturm, K. .................................................... 558 Shimizu, Y. .................................... 337, 710-712 Tamura, T ....................................... 345, 769, 811 Shum, G ......................................................... 513 Taper, L.J. ........ .............................................. 51 Shumway, S. E. .................. 64, 676-678, 713-717 Tappel, A.L ............................................ 566, 770 Siddal, S ......................................................... 423 Taylor, D.L. ......... ........... .......... ............ ........ 772 Sidwell, V.D ........................................... 718-720 Taylor, D.M. .............................. ............ ........ 569 Sikander, S.G ................................................. 721 Taylor, J.D ............................................. 387, 771 Silva, M. ...................................................... 722 Temple, R.F ................................................. 183 Simmons, R.M ............................................... 723 Templeman, W ....................................... 773-776 Simpson, A.C ................................................. 724 Tennant, A.D. .... .................. ........................ 613 Sims, G.G ..................................................... 337 Tenney, R.D ................................................. 397 Sinclair, M.M ......................... 315, 725, 789, 790 Thapa, R.S ................................................... 392 Sindermann, C.J ..................... 726-728, 744, 766 Theroux, R.B ................... 708, 777-780, 833-836 Slavin, J.W ..................................................... 729 Thomas, F.B ................................... 781-782, 821 Smith, A.L. ............... ........... ......... ............... 719 Thompson, D. .... .......................................... 785 Smith, B ......................................................... 164 Thompson, R.J ............... 295, 298, 419, 427-431, Smith, L.S. .................................................. 731 783, 784, 857 Smith, M. ...................................................... 730 Thomson, W.A.B ......................................... 782 Smith, S.1. ...................................................... 808 Thorne, J.A ............................................. 624, 625 Smith, S.K. .................................................. 405 Thorne, R. .. ............................................ 624, 625 Smith, W. L. .................................................. 732 Thurber, L. K. ................................................ 786 Smolowitz, R.J ............................... 691, 733, 734 Thurberg, F.P ......................................... 787-788 Snow, G.W ................................................... 6142 Tin-Chen, W. ................................................ 763 Somerville, G.M ............................. 664, 665, 735 Toyama, K. .................................................. 818 South, C.A. ................................................ 5320 Tremblay, M.J ......................................... 340, 791 South, G.R. .................................... 736, 759, 760 Tremblay, R.J ......................................... 789, 790 Spears, D.M ................................................... 161 Tressler, D.K ................................................. 792 Spencer, F ..................................................... 737 Trueman, E.R ......................................... 793, 794 Sprague, J.B ................................................. 738 Truscott, B. .. .......................................... 769, 811 Squires, H.J ........................................... 739, 740 Tubiash, H.S ........................................... 490-491 Sreedharan, A. .. .......................................... 1498 Turner, R.D ....................................... 77, 188, 487 Stafford, A.F .................................................. 741 Twarog, B.M ........................................... 795-798 Stafford, J.J ................................................. 7420 Tyler, A.V. ... ...... ......... ................... ......... ...... 799 Stahlnecker, J. .. ............................................ 716 Tyler, J. ........................................................ 586 Stanley, D.W ................................................. 252 U.S. Dept. Commerce ............................ 800-802

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Upchurch, J. .. ................................................ 248 White, D.J ....................................... 215, 216, 826 Uthe, J.F ............................................... 520, 802 Wichmann, C.F ............................................... 827 Vale, R.D ....................................................... 803 Wigley, R.L. .............. 449, 450, 778, 779, 830-836 Valois, J. .. ...................................................... 411 Wigley, S.E. .................................... 694-700, 734 van Dam, L. .................................................... 804 Wilber, K.M ............................................. 837, 838 Van DePolI, H.W ............................................. 155 Wildish, D.J ..................................... 828, 829, 855 Varga, S ........................................................ 805 Willette, W.G ................................................... 439 Vaughn, C.L. .................................................. 826 Williams, D.F ........................................... 394-396 Vazquez-Baanante, I. .................................... 806 Wiseman, P.M ....................... 342-344,348,839 Verrill, A.E. .. .......................................... 807, 808 Witherspoon, N.B ........................... 367, 368, 371 Vi bert, P. ................................................ 166, 809 Wojtowicz, M.B ............................................... 840 Vidaeus, L. .................................................... 439 Wood, P.W., Jr ................................. 69,701-704 Wagner, F.J.E. ................... ............ ............. 810 Woodside, M ................................................... 626 Wainai, T. .. .................................... 345, 769, 811 Worms, J.M. .. ........................................ 842-846 Waiwood, B.A ................................................. 627 Yamaguchi, Y ......................................... 797, 798 Waller, T.R ............................................. 812-817 Yamamoto, G ................................................. 847 Watanabe, E ................................................... 818 Yentsch, C.M. .. .............................................. 714 Watson, J ....................................................... 147 Yevich, C.A ..................................................... 848 Waugh, F.V ................................................... 819 Yevich, P.P ..................................................... 848 Wayne, D.A. .. ........................................ 282, 418 Yonge, C.M ............................. 837, 838, 849, 850 Weaver, G ...................................................... 820 Yoshioka, M. .. ................................................ 711 Webb, G.R ..................................................... 420 Young, D.R ..................................................... 457 Webb, N.B ..................................................... 821 Young, S.A ............................................. 851, 852 Wehling, W.E. ........................ 515,655,656,822 Young-Lai, W.W ............................................. 853 Welch, W.R ............................................. 79, 823 Zdanowicz, V.S ............................................... 305 Wells, H.W ..................................................... 825 Zinck, A.H ....................................................... 854 Wells, M.J ....................................................... 824 Zitko, V ........................................... 673, 855, 856 Welsh, W.W ............................................. 79, 825 Zook, E.G ....................................................... 718 Wenzloff, D.R ......................................... 304-305 Zouros, E. .. ............................................ 256, 269 White, A.W ..................................................... 829 Zwaan, A. de ................................... 419, 784, 857