Volume Thirty-One

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	n u m b e r 1 - January-February, 1985
	Crow’s nest		2
	The giant clam: Friend or foe?	Grace Ruggiero	4
	Jan Mayen: A little Know but important island	Olga Osing	10
	An organization to help combat oil spills	Ian C. White	15
	Australia’s other fishes	Ronald E. Thresher	22
	Caral reef research and the Wellwood incident	Robert Holland	28
	The revolution in salmon culture	Anthony Netboy	36
	St. George Reef Light: Guardian of Dragon Rocks	Donald Rutherford	46
	Nurse shark’s mating ballet	Norine Rouse	55
	Science of the sea in books		58
	About the authors		61
	Gifts from the sea		63

	n u m b e r 2 - March-April, 1985
	Crow’s nest		66
	Vision in marine animals	Robert G. Bachand	68
	The sea birds of northern Britain	George Reiger	75
	Ex libris: Neptunus Rex	Don Hubbard	83
	In search of spiny lobster larvae	Karen Chandler – Middleton	86
	The unspoiled little Barrier Reef of Saudi Arabia	Charles Sheppard	94
	Winter kill of summer flounder	Robert J. Goldstein	104
	The ancient sea that became a state	Richerd H.Remmer	112
	Master of disguise	Ann Marie and Ed Zalewski	118
	Science of the sea in books		120
	About the authors		124
	Gifts from the sea		127

	n u m b e r 3 - May-June, 1985
	Crow’s nest		130
	Cordell Bank: An underwater island	Robert Robinson	132
	Preserving a common heritage:
	Treatment of marine artifacts	William Gillies	140
	Tiger of the sea whips	Ron Russo	147
	Queen conch at the crossroads	Edwin S. Iversen &
		Darryl E. Jory	150
	Bermuda mystery waves	F.G. Walton Smith	160
	Garadiavolo: The devil monster hoax	Harry Lebelson &
		Bette Rush	164
	Save the babies: Strategies of marine
	animals to protect their young	David F. Donavel	168
	There was a Moby Dick	Raymond Schuessler	177
	The fuzzy sea butterfly	Harding B. Michel	181
	Science of the sea in books		183
	About the authors		188
	Gifts from the sea		191

	n u m b e r 4 - July-August, 1985
	Crow’s nest		194
	New trouble in the tide pools	John Moring	196
	Northern elephant seals return	David Green	205
	Sunburst after nightfall	Doug Perrine	214
	Will the Caribbean hawksbill turtle survive?	Joaquin Buitrago	219
	Unwanted oil and gas production	Robert Sollen	226
	Li’l Red	Michael J.Mooney	236
	Shark hunting on the Arkansas ocean deep	James W. Westgate	241
	Follow up: Source of the Bermuda freak waves		247
	Science of the sea in books		248
	About the authors		252
	Gifts from the sea		255

	n u m b e r 5 - September-October, 1985
	Bonaire Marine Park: A commitment to preservation	W. Gregory Brown	258
	Bright colors in thee realm of eternal night	Robert H.Gore	264
	“Ah, ford the good old days at sea”	Robert L.Scheina	272
	Deadly but not dangerous	Stephen Dawson	282
	Monterey Bay Aquarium: Exploring the bay on shore	Horace S. Mazet	286
	The shark: More threatened than threatening?	Marlene Martin	296
	Lights of the Port of New York: Part I	Francis James Duffy	304
	Science of the sea in books		311
	About the authors		316
	Gifts from the sea		319

	n u m b e r 6 - November-December, 1985
	Crow’s nest		322
	Florida artificial reefs – alive and growing	Yvette Cardozo &
		Bill Hirsch	324
	Upside – down jellyfish	Peter V. Chetirkin	334
	Mystery muds of Great Bahama Bank	Eugene A. Shinn	337
	Pugnacious bicolor demoiselle	Doug Perrine	347
	Out on a limb - white-tern style	Gilbert S. Grant	352
	Lights of the Port of New York: Part II	Francis James Duffy	357
	Marine hatcheries: A myth that survived and thrived	Edwin S. Iversen	365
	Crossroads of the ancient world:
	Israel’s archeological heritage		375
	Science of the sea in books		377
	About the authors		381
	Gifts from the sea		383


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