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1917. Taylor, H. F. — Mortality of fishes on the west coast of Florida. 



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1902. ToRREV, H. B. — An unusual occurrence of Dinoflagellata on the 

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1894. Waite, E. R. — [Exhibit of a golden perch attacked by Saprolegnia 

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1918. Ward, H. B. — The elimination of stream pollution in New York 



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1918b. Ward, H. B. — Parasitic flatworms. Chapter in "Freshwater 

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1913. Wells, M. M. — The resistance of fishes to different concentrations 



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1914. Wells, M. M. — Resistance and reactions of fishes to temperature. 



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1915a. Wells, M. M. — -The reactions and resistance of fishes in their 

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1915c. Wells, M. M. — The reactions and resistance of fishes in their 

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1916. ELLS, M. M. — Starvation and the resistance of fishes to lack of 



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1918. Wells, M. M. — The reactions and resistance of fishes to carbon 

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1918. Whetmore, a. — The duck sickness in Utah. U.S. D.A. Bur. 

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1891. Whitelegge, T. — On the recent discolouration of the waters of 

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