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1984 Vol. 3, No. 3

Physical Oceanography,Marine Meteorology and Marine Physics
STUDY ON TIDAL WAVES OF THE QIANTANGJIANG RIVER
XU BAOZHI, JIN LIANFU, ZHAO SHBNQI
1984, (3): 303-312.
Abstract:
In this paper, the characteristic difference schemes are adopted and the proof calculation of actual measurement data of the Qiantangjiang River is made.The calculating result is in agreement with actual measurement data and conforms with the require...
ON THE EFFECT OF PHYSICO-GEOTECHNICALCHARACTERISTICS UPON SOUND VELOCITIESOF SEA FLOOR SEDIMENTS
LIANG YUANBO, LU BO
1984, (3): 313-320.
Abstract:
This paper aims at revealing the correlation between microtexture of sediments and their acoustic presentation as well as the effect of phytico-geotechntcal characteristics upon sound velocities of the sea floor.Our results show that the unconfined p...
MARINE BIOLOGICAL CHORUSES OBSERVED IN XIAMEN HARBOUR
ZHANG MINQIANG, SHI XINGQI, LIN XUEQING, LI WEI, LAN BOGUI, KB LUYANG, HUANG XIAODAN
1984, (3): 321-326.
Abstract:
Marine biological choruses observed in Xiamen harbour from August 1981 to October 1982 lasted for a few hours each time during the neap tide in spring, summer and autumn, in both the evening and the morning, with molt energy at frequencies between 70...
Marine Meteorology
LARGE-SCALE CIRCULATION CONDITIONS AFFECTINGTHE TYPHOON FORMATION OVER THENORTHWEST PACIFIC
DING YIHUI, ELMAR R. RBITBr
1984, (3): 327-338.
Abstract:
A contrasting study of the large-scale circulation features responsible for months with many typhoons and months with tew typhoons has revealed that the frequency of typhoon formation over the Northwest Pacific is related to the following conditions:
...
VARIATIONS OF THE SUMMER MONSOON IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
TAO LIWEN, WANG XIAODONG
1984, (3): 339-348.
Abstract:
In this paper we investigated the variations of summer montoon in the South China Sea.We found that there are two kinds of oscillations in the intensity of the monsoon, one has a period of forty days, the other, fourteen days.We also found that the o...
APPRQACH TO PREDICTION OF OUTBREAK QUANTITYAND PERIOD FOR FIRST-GENERATION ARMYWORMWITH SEA TEMPERATURE
ZHAO SHBNGJU
1984, (3): 349-354.
Abstract:
So far, no literature has ever reported the prediction of plant diseases and insects outbreak by using sea surface temperature.This article aims at setting up a long-range prediction model of the outbreak quantity and period for the first-generation ...
Marine Chemistry
STATES OF CHLORINITY, SALINITY, ELECTRICALCONDUCTIVITY AND ALKALINITY OF THEZHUJIANG ESTUARY AND THEIRCORRELATIONS
LIANG ZHI, WANG ZHAODING
1984, (3): 355-362.
Abstract:
Chlorinity, salinity, alkalinity and conductivity ratio at 15℃ have been determined for the Zhujiang (Pearl River) Estuary, and tome mathematical expressions of relationships between these chemical factors have been derived.These measurements form a ...
DETERMINATION OF 65Zn IN SEAWATER, MARINE ORGANISMS AND SEDIMENTS
ZOU HANYANG, WU SHIYAN, CHEN JINXING
1984, (3): 363-368.
Abstract:
The methods of ion exchange-elcctrodcposition, ion exchange-precipitation for source-making, and for determining 65Zn in marine environment have been studied in detail.The chemical and radiochemical yields are 90% for organism and sediment, and 85% f...
RESEARCH ON THE DETERMINATION OF Pb, Cd, Cu AND Zn IN SEAWATER BY STRIPPING VOLTAMMETRY
XU QINGHUI, HUANG JIANGHUAI, LÜ RONGHUI, HUANG MINFEN
1984, (3): 369-375.
Abstract:
In this paper, a comparison viral made between the two results of determining Pb, Cd, Cu and Zn in seawater by direct current (tripping voltammetry (DCS) with rotating glass carbon electrode and by differential pulse stripping voltammetry (DPS) with ...
Marine Geology
STUDY ON FORAMINIFERA AND CaCO3 IN SEDIMENTS OF THE WESTERN MID-PACIFIC
GAO JIANXI, LÜ CHENGGONG, LIU BINCHANG, LI WBNQIN, BAI YELONG
1984, (3): 376-384.
Abstract:
Two cores and ten surface sediment samples were taken in the western area of Mid-Pacific during the investigation from December 1978 to July 1979.According to the analysis of planktonic foraminifera and CaCO3 in the surface samples, the investigated ...
CONTROLLING PROCESSES OF FAULTS OVER THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ZHUJIANG DELTA
HUANG YUKUN, XIA FA, CHBN GUONBNG
1984, (3): 385-397.
Abstract:
This paper discusses the origin and development of the Zhujiang Delta on the basis of the analyses of the fault systems, lithofacies, depositional thickness, ancient coastline and 14C dating.We consider that the delta is a multi-faulting block, whose...
EVOLUTIONAL PROCESS OF TWE JIAOZHOU BAY VIEWED FROM CHARACTERISTICS OF SEDIMENTS
LI SHANWEI
1984, (3): 398-408.
Abstract:
Bated on the paleogcomagnetum ot the sediments derived from drilling cores in the Jiao-zhou Bay and the 14C-dating, combined with the analyses of the paleomicrobiology, spore-pollen, grain size and ainino acid, the following results are obtained:(ⅰ) ...
Marine Biology
DISTRIBUTION AND SPAWNING SEASONS OF THREESPECIES OF TUNAS LARVAE INTHE SOUTH CHINA SEA
ZHANG RENZHAI
1984, (3): 409-416.
Abstract:
The present investigation a baled on the collection of the eggs and larvae in the past several years during March, 1964 to February 1965, January to October 1973, January 1975 to May 1976, and January 1978 to February 1979 respectively from the South...
A NUMERICAL MODEL OF PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS IN THE CENTRAL WATERS OF SOUTH CHINA SEA
ZOU RENLIN, YE JIASONG, WANG WBNZHI, YUAN WBNBIN
1984, (3): 417-423.
Abstract:
The present study is based on the materials collected from the middle waters of the South China Sea between 12°-15°N and 111°-118°E during May to July in 1978.
The biomass of the phytoplankton (Y, dependent variable) is established to give the biomass...
APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC COMPUTERTECHNIQUES TO TAXONOMY OFMARINE ORGANISMS
ZOU RBNLIN, ZHANG FUSHENG, ZHOU JINMING
1984, (3): 424-432.
Abstract:
For the identification of Milleporidae in this paper four designs are given as follows:
(1) According to the morphological characters of the studied materials, the computer can present a rapid way to help in identifying specimens and to answer the tpe...
THE METABOLISM OF 60Co AND 137Cs BY ARCA GRANOSA LINNUS
CAI FULONG, CHEN YING, XU PIAN
1984, (3): 433-436.
Abstract:
The pathway by which 60Co and 137Cs got into Area, and the type of uptake in animal were studied.The results showed that 60Co was taken up by gill and was transferred quickly to other organs through blood.There are more uptake pathways for 137Cs.The ...
STUDY OF MARINE MICROFOULING ORGANISMSSOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MICROFOULING TO FIVEMATERIAL SURFACES OBSERVED BY THE SCANINGELECTRON MICROSCOPE
LIN YANSHUN, LIANG ZIYUAN
1984, (3): 437-440.
Abstract:
In the last few years, scanning electron microscope (SEM) has been widely used to observeand study community structure and succession of the microfouling organisms on various solid surfaces immersed in the sea[1-3], polysaccharide components of bacte...
Marine Engineering
CHANGES ON EEG DURING SIMULATED SATURATION DIVING
ZHAO DBMING, LIU ZERBN, SHEN TONGMEI, MEI XIUHUA, SHI ZHONGYUAN
1984, (3): 441-449.
Abstract:
During N2-O2 simulated saturation at a depth of 36.5 m the frequency, amplitude and index of a waves decreased and the activities of β and θ wave increased on the EEGs at rest.After the pressure was decompressed to normal, they could recover to the p...
Notes
Main Tendency and Results of the Investigation of the Kuroshie in the East of Taiwan and the East China Sea
GUAN BINGXIAN
1984, (3): 450-450.
Abstract:
A Preliminary Study on Epiphytic Diatoms in Newcomb Bay of Antarctic
JIANG JIALUN, XU ZHIMIN
1984, (3): 450-450.
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