Johnson, S.P.

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( 1931). Observations on schooling in fish.

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A contribution to the theoretical analysis of the schooling behaviour of fishes.

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A survey of reflectivity in silvery telepsts.

An experiment with populations of fish in Windermere.

Animal aggregations.

Behaviour of minnows in a light gradient.

Beobachtungen und Versuche uber das gesellige Leben von Elritzen. Zool vergl.

Die Ellritze (Phoxinus laevis Ag.) : eine monographische Bearbeitung.

Ecology of the chub. (G-ila atrarla L.) with special emphasis on vertebral curvatures in Two Ocean Lake, Teton National Park,

Evidence for the concepts of' home-rEme;e and territory in stream fishes. Ecology~'

Fish Schooling- a possible factor in reducing predation.

Food and feeding relationships in a community of' freshwater fishes.

Fundamentals of Limnology,

I A preliminary study of the feeding rel- , ; ationships of fish in a herd water and soft water stream in Southern England.

Immersion staining of coa~·se fish in the l'hames.

Innate and Acquired Behaviour affecting the aggregation of fishes.

Macrophytes of the River ·;iear.

Measurement of consociation among f'ishes and conunents on the evolution of' schooling.

Methods for Assessment of Fish Production in fresh waters.

Movement of coarse fish in rivers.

Notes on the food of fish in Haweswater (Westmorland).

Observations on the daily movements of' fishes.

On the herding of prey and the schooling of the black skipjack. Euthynnus yaito Kishinouye.

Repreduction in female Phoxinus.

Size composition of ea tohes of yellowfin tuna, Weothunnus macropterus) from Central America, and their significance in the determination of growth, a8e and schooling habits.

Some aspects of the schooling behaviour of fish. Behaviour ~'

Some density relationships for fish population parameters

Some new thoughts on the schooling of fishes.

Some ob::~ervations on the behaviour of' schools' of fishes in the Gulf of Mexico and adjacent wuters.

Studies in stream life in tributaries of'

Studies on social groupings in fishes.

The ~chooling behaviour of Mackerel - li preliminary.· experimental analysis. Zoologicu; New York Zool.

The adaptive significance of schooling behaviour in' fishes.

The behaviour of minnows in relation to light intensity.

The Collins guide to freshwater fishes of Britain and Europe.

The Ecology of Fishes. London

The feeding relationships of salmon, trout, minnows, stone loach and three-spined sticklebacks in the Mann R.H.K.

The food of fresh-water sticklebacks (Gasterosteus · ~~uleatus and Pygosteus pungitius), with a review of methods used in studies of ~he food of fishes.

The fright reaction of fish.

The movements and population densities of roach (Rutilus rutilus L.) and gudgeon (Gobio gobio L.) in the River Mol'e.

The natural history of some British freshwater fishes.

The natural regulation of Animal Numbers.

The relation of movements and migrations to production in freshwater fishes.

The Social Life of Animals. Nev;

The speed of' swimming of fish as related to size and to the frequency and amplitude of tail beats.

The survival value of fish schooling.

Why do fish school?

Shoaling behaviour in the minnow and its effect on population structure and movements

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Shoaling behaviour in the minnow and its effect on population structure and movements

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