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Sverdrup H.U., Johnson M.W., Fleming R.H. — The Oceans: their physics, chemistry, and general biology
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Название: The Oceans: their physics, chemistry, and general biology

Авторы: Sverdrup H.U., Johnson M.W., Fleming R.H.

Язык: en

Рубрика: Физика/Геофизика/

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Год издания: 1942

Количество страниц: 1104

Добавлена в каталог: 02.10.2005

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Organic production in the sea, zooplankton      934—936
Osmotic pressure, function of salinity and temperature      66 67
Osmotic relationships of body fluids, fresh-water animals      269
Osmotic relationships of body fluids, marine animals      269 271 839
Oxidation-reduction potential      211 212
Oxidation-reduction potential in sediments      995—997
Oxidation-reduction potential, importance to accumulation of iron in sediments      1032
Oxidation-reduction potential, importance to accumulation of manganese in sediments      1031
Oxygen as an environmental factor      869—873 903 913 917
Oxygen consumption, bacterial, as a measure of organic carbon      250
Oxygen content, oceanic deep-water      746 748 752—754
Oxygen distribution, conditions for stationary      161 162
Oxygen distribution, related to deep-water circulation      754
Oxygen in organic matter in sediments      1011
Oxygen, dissolved, depletion in interstitial water      995
Oxygen, dissolved, depletion in relation to nutrient content      237
Oxygen, dissolved, determination      187
Oxygen, dissolved, relation to pH distribution      209
Oxygen, dissolved, solubility      189—191
Oxygen, production and consumption of, as index of organic production      933—934
Oxygen, production by plants      767 777 933
Oyashio      721 733
Oyashio, meeting Kuroshio Extension      722
Oysters, reproduction of      316 324 846—847 857
Pacific Ocean      see also "North Pacific" "South
Pacific Ocean, boundaries      11
Pacific Ocean, equatorial region      706—712
Pacific Ocean, equatorial region, currents      708—712
Pacific Ocean, equatorial region, oxygen content      710 711
Pacific Ocean, equatorial region, phosphate      710 711
Pacific Ocean, equatorial region, silicate      710 711
Pacific Ocean, equatorial region, water masses      706—708
Pacific Ocean, oxygen distribution      728—730 753
Palagonite      1027
Palagonite, frequency of occurrence      987
Pelagic environment and its subdivisions      278
Pelagic sediments (deposits)      972
Pelagic sediments (deposits), areas covered by      977
Pelagic sediments (deposits), average percentage of calcium carbonate      1006
Pelagic sediments (deposits), chemical composition      991 992
Pelagic sediments (deposits), classification      972—973
Pelagic sediments (deposits), color      978 979
Pelagic sediments (deposits), content of organic matter      1015
Pelagic sediments (deposits), depth range      978
Pelagic sediments (deposits), distribution      974—978
Pelagic sediments (deposits), inorganic constituents      986—990
Pelagic sediments (deposits), iron content      992 1030—1032
Pelagic sediments (deposits), manganese content      992 1028—1031
Pelagic sediments (deposits), minerals      986—990
Pelagic sediments (deposits), organic constituents      983—986
Pelagic sediments (deposits), phosphorus content      992 1032
Pelagic sediments (deposits), radium content      1034 1035
Pelagic sediments (deposits), rate of deposition      1038 1039
Pelagic sediments (deposits), texture      979—982
Pendulum day      437
Permeability of sediments      994
Persian Gulf      690
Peru Current      701—705
Peru Current, comparison with California Current      703
Peru Current, organic production in      942
Petroleum formation in marine sediments      947 1009
Petroleum formation in marine sediments, possible role of bacteria      996
Pettersson — Nansen water bottle      352
pH of sea water      193
pH of sea water, determination      193 194
pH of sea water, distribution      208—210
pH of sea water, role in carbon dioxide system      195—202
Phaeocystis      301
Phillipsite      1027
Phillipsite, frequency of occurrence      987
Phosphate as a limiting factor      768 788
Phosphate distribution in basins      245 246
Phosphate distribution in oceans      239—241
Phosphate distribution in oceans, related to deep-water circulation      754
Phosphate distribution in South Atlantic      786—788
Phosphate distribution, factors influencing      246 247
Phosphate regeneration      260—261
Phosphate regeneration in isolated areas      932
Phosphate, seasonal variation      258
Phosphate, utilization of, by plants      768 931—932
Phosphate-phosphorus, ratio to nitrate-nitrogen      236 243
Phosphorescence      see "Bioluminescence"
Phosphorite nodules      952 1032 1033
Phosphorus      182
Phosphorus cycle in the sea      260—261 916
Phosphorus in red clay      1030 1032 1033
Phosphorus, organic, in sea water      257
Phosphorus-nitrogen ratio in plankton      236
Photosynthesis of phytoplankton      774
Photosynthesis of phytoplankton, energy and illumination      776
Photosynthesis of phytoplankton, experiments      777—782 933
Photosynthesis of phytoplankton, experiments, assimilation      777
Photosynthesis ratio to respiration      933
Physalia, reproduction      320
Physalia, systematic position      306
Phytoplankton      see also "Plankton"
Phytoplankton production      923—934
Phytoplankton production, factors of      see "Diatoms" "Dinoflagellates"
Phytoplankton production, index of direct census      927
Phytoplankton production, index of oxygen production and consumption      933—934
Phytoplankton production, index of plant nutrient consumption      931—933
Phytoplankton production, index of plant pigment units      928
Phytoplankton, collection and analysis      382—383
Phytoplankton, number of important species in      762
Phytoplankton, photosynthesis      774—782
Phytoplankton, relation to zooplankton      898—904
Pigments extracted from mud      969
Plankton      see also "Phytoplankton" "Zooplankton" 281
Plankton and filter feeders      886—892
Plankton, adaptations      821—823
Plankton, collecting methods      376—383
Plankton, equivalents      929
Plankton, macro-, micro-, and naimoplankton      819
Plankton, neritic      820
Plankton, oceanic      821
Plant nutrients      235
Plant nutrients and vertical circulation of water      782—790
Plant nutrients and vertical circulation of water, convection      790
Plant nutrients and vertical circulation of water, regions of divergence and convergence      787 788
Plant nutrients and vertical circulation of water, stabilization      789
Plant nutrients and vertical circulation of water, turbulence      787—789
Plant nutrients and vertical circulation of water, upwelling      785—786
Plant nutrients, factors influencing distribution      235 236
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, Antarctic region      620
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, Equatorial Countercurrent, Atlantic      636
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, Equatorial Countercurrent, Pacific      712
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, North Atlantic      682
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, off coast of California      725
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, off coast of Peru      702
Plant nutrients, renewal in surface layers, off west coast of South Africa      628
Plant nutrients, storage in the sea      784—785
Plant nutrients, winter maxima and summer minima      939
Plants      see also "Algae" "Eel
Plants, higher plants      302—303
Plants, major producers in the sea      287
Plants, Thallophyta      288—302
Platyhelminthes      307
Pleurobrachia      307 890
Polymerization of water      47
Population      162
Porosity of sediments      993 994
Portuguese man-of-war      see "Physalia"
Potassium      179
Potential temperature      see "Temperature"
Pressure      see also "Isobaric surfaces"
Pressure as an ecological factor      273
Pressure gradient      405
Pressure, field of      405
Pressure, internal field      408
Pressure, total field      413
Pressure, units      55 170
Preying animals      896—898
Primary food of the sea      882 883
Production      see "Organic production" "Phytoplankton 162
Production, importance of, to organic matter in sediments      1011 1015
Projections, map      10
Protozoa, reproduction      319
Protozoa, synopsis      304—305
Pteropod ooze      see "Pelagic sediments"
Radiation from sun and sky      101—104
Radiation, absorption in pure water      80 81
Radiation, absorption in pure water, illustrated      105 106
Radiation, absorption in sea water      see "Radiation extinction
Radiation, effective back      111—113
Radiation, extinction coefficients      82 84 85
Radiation, extinction coefficients of total energy      106 107
Radiation, extinction coefficients, cause      87 88
Radiation, extinction coefficients, influence of sun’s altitude on      86 87
Radiation, heating due to absorption of      108—110
Radiation, long-wave      98
Radiation, measurements of extinction      82 83
Radiation, nocturnal      see "Radiation effective
Radiation, reflection from ice and snow      113
Radiation, reflection from sea surface      104
Radiation, Scattering      87
Radiation, short-wave      98
Radiation, solar constant      102
Radiation, “surface loss”      106
Radioacoustic ranging      341
Radioactive elements      184
Radioactive elements, in sediments      1033—1035
Radiolaria, reproduction      319
Radiolaria, systematic position      305
Radiolarian ooze      see "Pelagic sediments"
Radiolarian ooze, areas covered by      977
Radiolarian ooze, color      979
Radiolarian ooze, depth range      978
Radiolarian ooze, distribution      975 976
Radiolarian ooze, inorganic constituents      984 986—988
Radiolarian ooze, organic constituents      983 986
Radiolarian ooze, radium content      1034
Radium      184
Radium in sediments      1033—1035
Red clay      see "Pelagic sediments"
Red clay, areas covered by      977
Red clay, chemical composition      991 992
Red clay, color      979
Red clay, content of organic matter      1015
Red clay, depth range      978
Red clay, distribution      975 976
Red clay, inorganic constituents      984 986—988
Red clay, iron content      1030—1032
Red clay, manganese content      1029 1030
Red clay, organic constituents      983 984
Red clay, phosphorus content      1030 1032 1033
Red clay, radium content      1034
Red clay, rate of sedimentation      1039
Red clay, texture      980—982
Red Sea water, spreading of      693 695 745
Red Sea, currents      687—690
Red Sea, oxygen content      688
Red Sea, water masses      687 688
Red water      89
Reducing capacity      212
Reducing capacity, in sediments      996
Refractive index      70 71
Relative relief      19
Reproduction      see also "Life cycles"
Reproduction, related to temperature      845—849
Reproduction, types      315
Reproductive distribution      315
Resting spores in diatoms      299
Rip currents      537
Rip currents, importance to beach sediments      1017 1018
River water, composition of      214—216
Rotifera, synopsis of      307
Roughness length      479
Roughness length of sea bottom      480
Roughness length of sea surface      491
Rubidium      182
Sagitta as indicator species      863
Sagitta, reproduction      322
Sagitta, systematic position      308
Salinity      50
Salinity as an ecological factor      770 839—843
Salinity, average surface values      123 124
Salinity, determination      50—54
Salinity, origin      219
Salinity, periodic variations at surface      126
Salinity, range in oceans      55
Salinity, units for expressing      51 54
Salmon, migration      811
Salmon, transplantations      850
Salpa, systematic position of      312
Sardine, feeding mechanism      890
Sardine, quantity fished      896
Sargassum      293 883
Sargassum, reproduction      293
Saturation coefficients for dissolved gases      190 191
Scalar fields      154—156
Sea cucumbers, consumption of detritus by      894
Sea cucumbers, reproduction      325 326
Sea cucumbers, synopsis      311
Sea ice in the Antarctic      623 624
Sea ice in the Arctic      666 667
Sea ice in the Arctic, amount influenced by currents      662
Sea ice, influence of freezing on composition of sea water      216—219
Sea ice, physical properties      72—74
Sea ice, salinity      71 72
Sea ice, transporting sedimentary debris      954 1043
Sea level, ideal      9
Sea level, mean      10 561
Sea level, mean, slope, along North American east coast      677
Sea level, mean, slope, in Caribbean Sea      641 678
Sea level, mean, slope, near the equator, Atlantic      634
Sea level, mean, slope, near the equator, Pacific      709
Sea level, mean, variations      458—460
Sea water, artificial      185 186
Sea water, relation to body fluid      269
Seals, synopsis of      313
Sedimentation      946
Sedimentation, rate of      1036—1041
Sedimentation, rate of, estimated by stratigraphic method      1038—1040
Sedimentation, rate of, estimated by supply method      1040—1041
Seechi disk      82
Seiches      538—542
Seiches, importance to transportation of sediments      965
Seiches, on open coasts      542
Settling velocity of sedimentary debris      956—959
Settling velocity of sedimentary debris, importance to transportation along bottom      962—966
Settling velocity of sedimentary debris, size-grade distribution derived from      970
Sharks      see "Elasmobranchs"
Shorelines      42—44
Shorelines, classification      43
Silicate as a limiting factor      769
Silicate, distribution in oceans      244—245
Silicate, factors influencing distribution      246
Silicate, related to deep-water circulation      754
Silicate, seasonal variation      261 262
Silicate, utilization by plants      769
Siliceous material in sediments      see "Diatom ooze" "Radiolarian
Siliceous material in sediments, organisms contributing to      950
Siliceous oozes      see also "Pelagic sediments" 973
Siliceous oozes, areas covered by      977 978
Siliceous sediments, diatoms in      296
Siliceous sediments, radiolaria in      305
Silicoflagellates      302
Silicon      180
Silicon, cycle in the sea      262 263
Sill depth      25 147
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