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| Furnestln, Jean. |
| In his work about Clupeidae and Egraulidae, FAGE (1920) describes the European anchovy's main characters and differentiates two races: a Mediterranean race and an Atlantic one, with different biological and morphological characters. He also divides the Atlantic race into a northern group (North Sea) and a southern group (Bay of Biscay) "looking biologically similar, but distinguishing from each other through the constitution of their backbone". F. DE BUEN (1931) summarizes the works of the authors who have studied the European anchovy. Putting forward some statistics about fisheries in the Cantabrian Sea, he writes that, in the Bay of Biscay, anchovy is fished all year long, but the larger catches are from April to May, during the breeding period. ARNÉ... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3389.pdf |
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| Desbrosses, Pierre. |
| Among the North and Western European countries, France is the one that fishes whiting the most: in 1937, our fishermen caught 36% of the total tonnage. In the same year, France is followed by Scotland with 18%. According to the Department of Merchant Navy, in 1937, 26,813 tons of whiting (worth 70 millions Francs) were unloaded in French harbours. These figures represent a thirteenth of the total tonnage of sea fish unloaded in France. From this point of view, whiting comes after cod, herring and sardine, but before hake and mackerel. Tonnagewise, whiting is the fourth French fish. In 1937, North Sea and Channel French harbours received 21,918 tons of whiting, the third largest tonnage after cod and herring for this coast. The Atlantic coast harbours... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00317/42792/42176.pdf |
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| Cadenat, Jean. |
| The Atlantic and Mediterranean members of the scorpaenidae family have always triggered numerous discussions about their reciprocious congenialities. Back in the (recent) days when the number of species known on the French coasts was still fairly low, the belonging of one species to such or such genus, as Helicolenus (Sebastes) dactylopterus DELAROCHE or Scorpaena maderensis Cuvier and Valenciennes, has been the subject of numerous articles of which the authors' conclusions might differ from one another, and even today light is still far from being shed on those topics. The difficulties met in the determination of scorpaenidae: similar general appearance, subtle differences, impossibility of comparing the samples with the types, incomplete or... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3420.pdf |
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| Lambert, L. |
| This study aims at continuing a series of monographic works on the seashells of the French coast started a few years ago: already published are those of the oyster (Ostrea edulis and Gryphaea angulata), the mussel (Mytilus edulis and Mytilus galloprovincialis) and the king scallop (Pecten maximus). It has been completed with the following colleagues, Ch. YZAMBART, LOVAT, LE DANTEC, Inspectors and LE FLEM, Supervisor for the sanitary control service. I would also like to thank MM. R. DUFOUR, from Rouen and V. DIGNAC, from the Croisic, whose informations have been of a great help. (unverified OCR) |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3393.pdf |
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| Furnestin, Jean. |
| In April 1938, on board the aviso "Quentin-Roosevelt" from the North Sea and Island Naval Station, we completed 15 dredgings off the Brittany coast, as a follow-up to the studies conducted in 1935-36 on board the "Président-Théodore-Tissier". We dredged with a smaller model of the RALLIER DU BATY dredge which we had used in the past. The study of the gathered material enabled us to specify some of the results obtained in 1935. ... (unverified OCR) |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3394.pdf |
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| Arne, Paul. |
| The lack of salted cod-roe and peanut oil meal caused by WWII and the fact that other baits have not been able to replace it, is on the verge of putting an end to sardine fishing on the French coasts when the last barrels imported from Norway will come to their end. This situation preoccupies the Secretary of State for Marine and Colonies who has just ordered a study in order to find out if the problem could not be solved by copying Spain and Portugal where sardine has been fished without salted cod-roe for a long time already. Given the interest of the question, we are going to provide all the information we have gathered on these fishing methods through our trips on the Portuguese coast and our frequent contacts with French and Spanish Basque fishermen... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3390.pdf |
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| Le Gall, Jean. |
| Different scientific mission reports, confirmed by everyday observation, show that compared to Mauritania and Senegal, the coasts of Guinea and Ivory Coast abound with all sorts of edible fishes. But those important ichthyic resources are rarely exploited and, fishing, in Guinea or Ivory Coast, is mostly indigenous and keeps a very primitive character: locals only fish in order to satisfy their personal needs, and on an irregular basis. When those needs are satisfied, and only in the case of large catches, the surplus is sent to the next agglomeration or smoked to be sold at inland markets. Both for French Guinea and Ivory Coast, the consumption possibilities for fishing products, without mentioning any exportation to Metropolitan France, are hugely... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3397.pdf |
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| Le Gall, Jean. |
| The coast of French Western Africa undoubtedly has a great ichthyic resource. Every scientist who has worked on its marine fauna has acknowledged the multiplicity of its species and their richness. Each scientific mission has underlined the abundance of edible species and the intensive exploitation possibilities it had to offer. This point of view has been confirmed by the interesting results obtained by some high-sea trawlers from La Rochelle, Arcachon or Boulogne-sur-Mer which have abandoned the North Atlantic fisheries for a few years now and exploit on a regular basis those of the coast of Mauritania and Senegal. For each campaign (about a month long) these trawlers bring back: either 45 to 70 tons of selected and sorted fish (trawlers from La... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3395.pdf |
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| Priol, E.p. |
| End of July 1935, we went on board the "Paul-Déroulède" from Douarnenez in order to sample the stomacal content of some albacores for M. G. BELLOC, Head of laboratory at the Office des Pêches in La Rochelle. During this campaign, we realised the diversity of the positions of the fins as well as the great variability in the length of the pectoral fin for individuals of the same size. In 1936, we were part of different campaigns on the research vessel "Président-Th.-Tissier" between April 15th and September 17th. . In 1937, we went out to sea twice on board the tuna boat "Poul-Gwin" and measured, on board, the fishing of the "J.-Claude" from the same harbour. We gathered our first results in a note: "About the growth of albacore" (Germa alalongar) presented... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3392.pdf |
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| Furnestin, Jean. |
| Scientists have always been interested in the biology of the sardine, but despite a large number of studies, it is still not very well understood. At the beginning of the century, sardines were considered as a great class migratory fish. Its periodic and successive appearances, from the north to the south of the Bay of Biscay, were considered as a unique formation invading, in spring, the west coast of Europe and swimming back to subtropical waters at the beginning of the "rough" season. Today's point of view, based on biometrical studies conducted over the last 25 years, does not validate these long-distance migrations. It's been demonstrated that the species can be divided into morphologically and biologically individualised groups (named "races"),... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/1943/publication-3374.pdf |
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| Weevers, Th.. |
| The first question in this field of science is: can we say, that there is actually any relation between taxonomy and chemistry of plants? Nearly a century ago the worker in chemistry Rochleder (10) attempted to show the possibility of this relation and called that branch of science phytochemistry. To begin with, something must be said about the products in question, Glucose, sucrose, several aminoacids and other acids are, of course, left out of account. Only those chemical products, which are more or less specific and characterise larger or smaller groups of plants are considered here. |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/525954 |
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| Koster, Joséphine Th.. |
| A collection of samples containing algae from the salines of Bonaire was brought home by Mr P. Wagenaar Hummelinck from his trips to the Netherlands West Indian Islands in 1930 and in 1936—1937. Though these trips were chiefly undertaken in order to gather zoological material (1, 2) 1), the collector paid attention to botanical objects as well, results of which are to be found in eight earlier papers (3—10). Several data concerning Bonaire can be learned from Mr Wagenaar Hummelinck’s publications. The island, having an area of about 265 km2, is chiefly composed of quaternary limestone (coralrocks), which forms a large plateau in the North East and the South. The Northwestern part of the island is much higher and more indented. Klein Bonaire, having an area... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/525534 |
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| Smith, J.J.. |
| Platanthera angustata (Bl.) Lndl., Gen. et sp. Orch. (1835), 290; etc. Sumatra: Atjeh, Gajolanden, Poetjoek Angasan, bivouac 1 to 2, 2700 m, blang ground, marshy heath, common (C. G. G. J. van Steenis n. 8350, 28 Jan. 1937). G. Leuser, bivouac 4—5, watershed, 2700—2800 m (C. G. G. J. van Steenis n. 8502, 31 Jan. 1937). Same locality, central top, Aloer near bivouac 6, 3250—3300 m, mountain meadow (C. G. G. J. van Steenis n. 8683, 3 Febr. 1937). G. Goh Lemboeh, from bivouac Aer Poetih waterfall to bivouac Halfweg, 1000 m (C. G. G. J. van Steenis n. 8902, 8 Febr. 1937). |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/524534 |
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| Verhoef, Anni M.E.. |
| Het Hurener Veld is gelegen in de provincie Overijssel, ten Noorden van de spoorlijn Almelo-Zwolle; tussen Wierden en Nijverdal (zie kaart, fig. 1). Het maakt deel uit van een klein veen van ongeveer 13,5 km², dat nu practisch geheel ontgonnen is. Dit veen ligt in een dal, dat in het Oosten en Westen begrensd wordt door heuvelruggen, die ontstaan zijn door stuwing van de Riss-gletschers. Aan de Westkant zorgt de Regge voor de afwatering van dit dal. Deze afwatering moet echter zeer onvoldoende zijn geweest, waardoor in het dal veenvorming mogelijk was. Het ontstaan van het aangrenzende moerasveen (lagg) in het Noorden kan ook het gevolg zijn geweest van deze onvoldoende afwatering; ongelukkig genoeg is dit moerasveen geheel ontgonnen, zodat een onderzoek... |
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| Ano: 1943 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/534871 |
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