Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom · 1926 · 23 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesDevelopmental BiologyMarine BiologyFish BiologyMarine Developmental BiologyMarine EcologyEgg BiologyFish Developmental BiologyLarval DevelopmentLarval RearingMarine Larval BiologySalinity Stress PhysiologyBivalve Larval DevelopmentLarval Salinity TolerancePupal Developmental StagesSalinity Effects On EggsSalinity Effects On GrowthSalinity Effects On LarvaeShellfish Larval Development
1. The period of time which the oyster larva requires to attain its respective developmental stages was measured and recorded in 0. virginica and 0. angulata. 2. The development in various concentrations of salinity was studied in the three species, 0. virginica, 0. angulata, and 0. edulis. 3. In optimum salinity, all the impregnated eggs undergo segmentation and further development; the rate of development is uniform and its progress speedy.
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The Phenomena and Conditions of Sex-change in the Oyster (O. edulis) and Crepidula
J. H. ORTON · Nature · 1922 · 20 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Zoology +12
Sex Change and Breeding in the Native Oyster, O. edulis
J. H. ORTON · Nature · 1924 · 11 citations