Preferred Citation: . The Oceans, Their Physics, Chemistry, and General Biology. New York:  Prentice-Hall,  c1942 1942. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt167nb66r/


 

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  1. Obelia, 306

    1. reproduction, 320

  2. Ocean currents, ecological relations of:

    1. animals, 858–869

    2. plants, 782–792

  3. Oceanic environmental province, 275, 278

    1. animals, 821, 827

    2. plants, 763

  4. Oceanographic vessels, 331–333

  5. Oceans:

    1. areas, 13, 15

    2. boundaries of subdivisions, 12

    3. mean depths, 13, 15

    4. volumes, 13, 15

  6. Oikopleura:

    1. feeding mechanism, 888

    2. systematic position, 312

  7. Okhotsk Sea, 733

  8. Oozes, ecological importance of, 278

  9. Organic constituents in Sediments, 949–951, 983–986

  10. Organic environment, 879

  11. Organic matter:

    1. dissolved, utilization of, 911–913

    2. in sediments, 951

      1. chemical composition, 1010

      2. decrease with depth in deposit, 1016

      3. distribution, 1013–1017

      4. factors determining amounts, 1012–1013

      5. quantity, 1008–1010

      6. sources, 951, 1011

  12. Organic production in the sea, 925–926

    1. commercial, 936–937

    2. cycle of organic matter in the sea, 926

    3. in different regions, 937–944

    4. phytoplankton, 927–934

    5. zooplankton, 934–936

  13. Osmotic pressure, function of salinity and temperature, 66, 67

  14. Osmotic relationships of body fluids:

    1. fresh-water animals, 269

    2. marine animals, 269, 271, 839


  15. 1071
  16. Oxidation-reduction potential, 211, 212

    1. importance to accumulation of iron in sediments, 1032

    2. importance to accumulation of manganese in sediments, 1031

    3. in sediments, 995–997

  17. Oxygen;

    1. as an environmental factor, 869–873, 903, 913, 917

    2. in organic matter in sediments, 1011

    3. production and consumption of, as index of organic production, 933–934

    4. production by plants, 767, 777, 933

  18. Oxygen, dissolved:

    1. depletion in interstitial water, 995

    2. depletion in relation to nutrient content, 237

    3. determination, 187

    4. relation to pH distribution, 209

    5. solubility, 189–191

  19. Oxygen consumption, bacterial, as a measure of organic carbon, 250

  20. Oxygen content (see under specific geographic regions):

    1. oceanic deep-water, 746, 748, 752–754

  21. Oxygen distribution (see under specific geographic regions):

    1. conditions for stationary, 161, 162

    2. related to deep-water circulation, 754

  22. Oyashio, 721, 733

    1. meeting Kuroshio Extension, 722

  23. Oysters, reproduction of, 316, 324, 846–847, 857


 

Preferred Citation: . The Oceans, Their Physics, Chemistry, and General Biology. New York:  Prentice-Hall,  c1942 1942. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt167nb66r/