Peter Walne

Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food

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Journal of the Society of Archivists (1961)

Peter Walne

10.1080/00379816009513710

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Journal of the Society of Archivists (1977)

B.A. Holderness Francis Edwards E. Jack Davis Walter M. Stern S. C. Newton

The Parts of Kesteven. Studies in Law and Local Government J. Varley Kesteven County Council, 1975 viii + 156pp., maps, frontis. £1.50 from County Secretary, Lincolnshire C.C. The Seminary Priests: volume 2: early Stuarts, 1603–1659 Godfrey Anstruther, O.P. Great Wakering, Mayhew‐McCrimmon, 1975. xxiii + 423 pp. £6.95 Friends in Bedfordshire and West Hertfordshire Joyce Godber Luton and Leighton Monthly Meeting, 1975. 100 pp., illus. £2 + postage (obtainable from the author, Mill Lane Cottage, Wellington, Bedford) Aristocratic Enterprise: The Fitzwilliam Industrial Undertakings, 1795–1857 Graham Mee Glasgow and London: Blackie and Son Limited, 1975. xvii + 222 pp., illus. £5.95 A history of East Sussex County Council 1889–1974 C. R. V. Bell Phillimores for East Sussex County Council, 1975. ix + 119 pp., illus. £5.75 Gesta Stephani Edited and translated by K. R. Potter, with introduction and notes by R. H. C. Davis Oxford Medieval Texts. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1976. xl + 249 pp. £10 Garnier's Becket. Translated from the 12th‐century ’ Vie Saint Thomas le Martyr de Cantorbire’ of Gamier of Pont‐Sainte‐Maxence, Janet Shirley Phillimore, 1975. xxi + 191 pp., illus. £6.50 Close Rolls (Supplementary) of the Reign of Henry III preserved in the Public Record Office, 1244–1266 Edited by Ann Morton London, H.M.S.O., 1975. 76 pp. £3 Church Life in Kent: being Church Court Records of the Canterbury Diocese, 1559–1565 Edited by Arthur J. Willis London and Chichester: Phillimore, 1975. vii+97 pp., 2 plates. £5 The Field Book of Walsham‐le‐Willows 1577 Edited by K. M. Dodd Ipswich, Suffolk Records Society, Vol. XVII, 1974. 168 pp., end map. £2.25 Calendar of Assize Records Sussex Indictments, Elizabeth I Sussex Indictments, James I Hertfordshire Indictments, Elizabeth I Hertfordshire Indictments, James I Edited by J. S. Cockburn London, H.M.S.O., 1975. vii+587 pp. £19; vii+215 pp. £11.50; vii+268 pp. £11; vii+385 pp. £20 The Diaries and Papers of Sir Edward Bering, Second Baronet, 1644 to 1684 Edited by Maurice F. Bond House of Lords Record Office Occasional Publications No 1. London, H.M.S.O., 1976. viii + 237 pp., plates. £9.50 Charterhouse Register 1769–1872 Compiled by R. L. Arrowsmith London and Chichester, Phillimore, 1974. xiv+449 pp., 1 plate. £7.50 Calendar of the Papers of Charles Thomas Longley, Archbishop of Canterbury 1862–1868 in Lambeth Palace Library J. E. Sayers and E. G. W. Bill London, Mansell Information/Publishing Ltd., 1976. viii + 79 pp. £7.75 Irish Unionism, 1885–1923. A Documentary History Public Record Office of Northern Ireland H.M.S.O., 1973. xvi+511 pp. £5.30 Guide to the Public Records of Tasmania, Section Four, Free Immigration Ian Pearce and Glare Cowling Hobart, Archives Office of Tasmania, 1975. 128 pp. No price The Manuscript Catalogue of the Library of the Royal Commonwealth Society Edited by Donald H. Simpson London, Mansell Information/Publishing Ltd., 1975. vi+193 pp. £6 Modern Archives and Manuscripts: A Select Bibliography Frank B. Evans Chicago, Society of American Archivists, 1975. xiii+209 pp. $11 (members $8) The Nature and Making of Parchment Ronald Reed Leeds, The Elmete Press, 1975 x + 102 pp. £30 A Catalogue of Seals in the University of Glasgow David Reid of Robertland and Anne Ross Oxford Microform Publications Ltd. £12.50 Factors relating to long term storage of magnetic tape G. A. Knight EMI Limited, 1976, ref. RM/71

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10.1080/00379817709514094

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Observations on the Mortality ofOstrea Edulis

Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (1961)

Peter Walne

An account is given of the mortality of Ostrea edulis at the Tal-y-foel oysterage from 14 days to 11½ years after metamorphosis. In the first year after settlement most of the deaths occur in the late summer, autumn and spring, and few during November-February. A survival curve has been drawn up and shown to correspond with Pearl's ‘positive skew rectangular type’. On the average, from 1000 14-day-old spat, 78 survive for 6 months, 18 for 18 months and 7 for 11 ½ years. At this oysterage the major predators are rare or absent, and the cause of most of the mortality is unknown.

Ostrea edulis

10.1017/s0025315400001569

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La formació d'arxivers a la Gran Bretanya

Lligall: revista catalana d'Arxivística (1992)

Peter Walne

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The American Archivist (1956)

Waldo G. Leland Richard G. Ruddell Francis Heppner T. Schellenberg Peter Walne

10.17723/aarc.19.4.d2717m76xr54960n

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Growth Rates and Nitrogen and Carbohydrate Contents of Juvenile Clams, Saxidomus giganteus, Fed Three Species of Algae

Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada (1973)

Peter Walne

Estimates were made of the increase in live and dry weights and in the content of ash, organic matter, carbohydrate (as glucose), and nitrogen when juveniles of the clam Saxidomus giganteus were fed for 21 days at various concentrations of Tetraselmis chui, Isochrysis galbana, and Phaeodactylum tricornutum. The condition index (organic weight as a percent of total dry weight) increased in all the experimental conditions with a mixture of I. galbana and T. chui, yielding a significantly higher index than either species on its own. The relative gain in glucose was greater than the increase in live weight or in nitrogen. The increase in live weight was such that the nigrogen content was approximately constant at 6–7 μgN/mg live weight irrespective of the feeding conditions. The N:glucose ratio decreased with increasing concentrations of I. galbana and P. tricornutum, and at the higher concentrations, where the maximum growth rate of clams occurred, the ratios were lower than in any of the clams fed on T. chui.

Isochrysis galbana

Phaeodactylum tricornutum

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10.1139/f73-293

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Present problems in the culture of the larvae ofOstrea edulis

Helgoländer Wissenschaftliche Meeresuntersuchungen (1970)

Peter Walne

Bloom

10.1007/bf01609926

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The relative efficiencies of natural and artificial baits for the lobster, Homarus gammarus: laboratory and field trials

ICES Journal of Marine Science (1980)

A. M. Mackie P. T. Grant Richard Shelton B. T. Hepper Peter Walne

Several artificial baits for the lobster Homarus gammarus (L.) were developed and compared favourably with natural baits when tested both in large experimental tanks and in the sea. The effectiveness of all baits was related to the rate of diffusion of attractant chemicals from the insoluble material into the environment. The most efficient artificial baits were prepared by incorporating either an extract of whole sprats, Sprattus sprattus L., or a mixture of pure attractant chemicals into the matrix of a solid block of calcium sulphate dihydrate (plaster of Paris). The rate of release of the attractants and hence the effectiveness of the artificial bait was found to be critically dependent on the crystalline form of the calcium sulphate block.

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10.1093/icesjms/39.2.123

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The American Archivist (1977)

Maygene Daniels Trudy Huskamp Peterson Maurice A. Crane Leonard Rapport David Freeman Hawke

Kudos to the Association of Canadian Archivists and the Midwest Archives Conference!As publishers of two new journals, Archivaria and The Mid-Western Archivist, they have committed their resources to enhancing archival literature and promoting serious discussion to the benefit of the profession as a whole.Many papers presented at professional meetings deserve further dissemination and discussion; important issues need to be aired in numerous forums; significant books need reviews by more than one reviewer.The advent of these two new periodicals is a major step toward meeting these needs.Archivaria is the more ambitious of the two publications.Appearing semiannually, it contains major and shorter articles; "Notes and Communications"; "Coun terpoint,'' an open forum;' 'Potpourri,'' limits undefined; book reviews; and bibliography.In the first two issues the boundaries of the categories seemed a bit uncertain.For example, Gordon Dodds's thoughtful discussion of "The Compleat Archivist" was in the section of shorter articles but seemed virtually indistinguishable from the articles in "Counterpoint."It would be useful to have a statement by the editors of the criteria used to place articles in each section.Similarly, "Notes and Communications" is a melange of reports on meetings, discussions of new archival projects and techniques, and regular features on conservation measures and "lesser known" archives.The editors might consider breaking this section into several parts."Counterpoint" is a splendid idea, but some way should be found to involve the archival public in the discussions, perhaps by providing space after the feature piece for rebuttals to "Counterpoints" in previous issues.Again, the ground rules for such dialogue should be clearly stated in the journal.The one section that may be superfluous, at least in part, is that on bibliography.

10.17723/aarc.40.1.h38660063t11x225

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Chromulina pusilla Butcher, a Dominant Member of the Ultraplankton

Nature (1951)

E. W. Knight‐Jones Peter Walne

Flagellate

10.1038/167445a0

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