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The article focuses on the study conducted which highlights the investigation on the features of phytoplankton at River Severn and River Stour in England. The study highlights the general description, data on the chemical composition and detailed analyses of the components of phytoplankton. It also mentions that the prevailing algae of the phytoplankton in both rivers have manifested small centric diatoms of the genera Cyclotella and Stephanodiscus during spring and summer. Further, it reveals that the study has featured on the possible relatedness between phytoplankton and filter-feeding benthic animals in both rivers.

The assumption that illegitimate births are attributable to unmarried females is challenged by data recently released by the Registrar General of England and Wales. Births which are registered as illegitimate during the same month that many of the mother indicated married status to the census taker make up a significant proportion of all illegitimate live births, Of those who said they were legally married yet registered the child as illegitimate, about 63 percent said that they were cohabiting with the natural father. Estimates of changes in both illegitimate and legitimate age-specific fertility rates because of these married but separated females have been made. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]