Swarming of Odontosyllis phosphorea, Moore, and of other Polychæta near Nanaimo, B.C.

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Dec 1935

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Nature, Volume 136, Issue 3452, pp. 1029 (1935).

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IN his very interesting article on the ``Possible Bearing of a Luminous Syllid on the question of the Landfall of Columbus'' in NATURE of October 5 (p. 559) L. R. Crawshay mentions the swarming of Odontosyllis phosphorea, Moore, in this neighbourhood. He refers to the observations made by Potts1 in 1911, from which it was inferred that there was a periodicity in the appearance of the swarming forms of the species in Departure Bay, and that this could be correlated with the phases of the moon.

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