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    Front Matter (v. 38, p. 3/4) 

    Nova Scotian Institute of Science (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)
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    Investigations of marine algae of Nova Scotia XVII - Vertical and geographic distribution of marine algae on rocky shores of the Maritime Provinces. 

    Novaczek, I.; McLachlan, J. (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)
    A review is given of the physical features of three coastal environments of eastern Canada: the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the open Atlantic coast, and the Bay of Fundy. Intertidal and sublittoral regions of these environments ...
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    Obituary: C.R. Masson 

    Nova Scotian Institute of Science (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)
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    Table of contents (v. 38, p. 3/4) 

    Nova Scotian Institute of Science (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)
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    Ventilation of a tunnel beneath Northumberland Strait. 

    Milligan, G.C. (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)
    After brief comparison of ventilation schemes used in three long European tunnels, several possible methods of ventilating a 13 km submarine vehicular tunnel are examined. Probably the most suitable is one supplying fresh ...
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    Purifying algal cultures - A review of chemical methods. 

    McCracken, I.R. (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)
    Chemical methods that have been used to obtain axenic algal cultures are reviewed. The methods include the use of antibiotics, hypochlorite, iodine, hormones, phenol and detergents singly or in combination. Data are given ...
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    Proceedings of Meetings, Session of 1987-88. including President's Report 

    Nova Scotian Institute of Science (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1989-12)

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    AuthorNova Scotian Institute of Science (4)McCracken, I.R. (1)McLachlan, J. (1)Milligan, G.C. (1)Novaczek, I. (1)SubjectAlgae culture (1)Cultures (Biology) (1)Germfree life (1)Gould, Stephen Jay (1)Marine algae (1)Marine algae--Atlantic coast (Canada) (1)Maritime Provinces (1)Masson, Charles R. (1)Nova Scotia (1)Nova Scotian Institute of Science (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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