Connecticut Lakes Research Articles

Relations of the American Coot with Other Waterfowl

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Report on sponge spicules, App. 2 of Studies on Connecticut lake sediments

Report on sponge spicules, App. 2 of Studies on Connecticut lake sediments

The fossil species of Bosmina, App. 1 of Studies on Connecticut Lake sediments

The fossil species of Bosmina, App. 1 of Studies on Connecticut Lake sediments

Note on the occurrence of Buenoa elegans (Fieb.) (Notonectidae, Hemiptera-Heteroptera) in the early post-glacial sediment of Lyd Hyt Pond, App. 3 of Studies on Connecticut lake sediments

Note on the occurrence of Buenoa elegans (Fieb.) (Notonectidae, Hemiptera-Heteroptera) in the early post-glacial sediment of Lyd Hyt Pond, App. 3 of Studies on Connecticut lake sediments

Chemical analyses of a core from Lindley Pond, North Branford, Part 2 of Studies on Connecticut lake sediments

Chemical analyses of a core from Lindley Pond, North Branford, Part 2 of Studies on Connecticut lake sediments

Chemical Analyses of a Core From Lindley Pond, North Branford, Part 2 of Studies on Connecticut Lake Sediments

Chemical Analyses of a Core From Lindley Pond, North Branford, Part 2 of Studies on Connecticut Lake Sediments

Parasites of Northern Pike and Pickerel

The parasitic fauna of the northern pike and two species of pickerel (Esocidae) from a Connecticut lake has been investigated. Two species of trematodes, two of tapeworms, one each of roundworms, spiny-headed worms, protozoa and parasitic crustacea are reported. The infestation of the Connecticut Lake Esocidae is compared with that of the same species from other localities.