ROIL ARTHROPOD SAMPLING
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REFERENCES
Alexander, F. E. S. and Jackson, R. M. (1455). I n “Sod Zoology” (D. K. McE.
Kevan, ed.), pp. 433-439. Butterworth, London. Preparation of sections for
study of soil micro-organisms.
Anscombe, F. J. (1950). Biontetriko 37, 358- 382. Sampling theory of the negative
binomial and logarithmic series distributions.
Auerbach, S. I. and Crossley, D. A. (19tiO). Acoroloyin 2, 279 288. A sampling
device for soil microarthropods.
Baker, E. W. and Wharton, G. W. (1952). “An Introduction to Acarology”.
Macmillan, New York.
Balogh, J. (1938). Zool. Anz. 132, 60-64. Vorarbeiten zu einer quantitativen
Auslesemethode f iir die bodenbewohnenden Gliedertiere.
Balogh, J. ( 1958). “Lebensgemeinschaften der Landtiere”, BtiO pp. Akademie
Verlag, Budapest and Berlin.
Belfield, W. (1956). J . Ar~im. Ecol. 25, 275-288. The Arthropoda of a West
African Pasture.
Berlese, A. (1905). Red& 2, 85-89. Apparechio der raccogliere presto ec1 in gran
numero picoli Arthropodi.
Berlese, A. (1921). Redia 14, 211-214. Mezzo per separare gli artropodi raccolti
col collettore Berlese de la terra caduti con essi.
Bliss, C. I. and Fisher, R. (1953). Biometrics 9, 176-200. Fitting the negative
binomial distribution to biological data.
Boness, M. (1953). 2. Morph. C)kol. Tiere 42, 225-277. Die Fauna der Wiesen
unter besonderer Berucksichtigung der Mahd.
Capstick, C. K. (1959). J . Anint. Ecol. 28, 189-210. The distribution of free living
nematodes in relation to salinity in the middle and upper reaches of the river
Blyth estuary.
Coile, T. 8. (1936). Soil Sci. 42, 139-142. Soil Samplers.
Cole, L. C. (1949). Ecology 30, 411-424. The measurement of interspecific assocition.
Clark, D. P. (1954). “The ecology of the soil fauna of a rain forest with special
reference to the amphipod, Talitrus sylwaticus Haswell”. Ph.D. Thesis.
Univ. Sydney.
Cragg, J. B. (1961). J . Ecol. 49, 477-506. Some aspects of the ecology of moorland
animals.
Davies, M. J. (1955). “The ecology of small predatory beetles, with special
reference to their competitive relations”. D.Phi1. Thesis. Univ. Oxford.
Dethier, V. G. (1947). “Chemical Insect Attractants and Repellents”, 290 pp.
McGraw Hill, London.
Dhillon, B. S. and Gibson, N. H. L. (1962). Pedobiologia 1, 189-209. A study of the
Acarina and Collembola of agricultural soils.
Edwards, C . A. (1958). Ent. ezp. et uppl. 1, 308-319. The ecology of Symphyla.
Part I : Populations.
Evans, G. 0. (1953). Ann. Mag. nut. Hist., Ser. 12. 64, 258-281. On a collection
of Acari from Kilirnanjaro, Tanganyika.
Evans, G. 0. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 421-424.
Butterworth, London. Notes on preserving, clearing, mounting and storing
terrestrial mites.
Fager, E. W. (1957). Ecology 38, 586-595. Petermination and analysis of recurrent groups.
31
REFERENCES
Alexander, F. E. S. and Jackson, R. M. (1455). I n “Sod Zoology” (D. K. McE.
Kevan, ed.), pp. 433-439. Butterworth, London. Preparation of sections for
study of soil micro-organisms.
Anscombe, F. J. (1950). Biontetriko 37, 358- 382. Sampling theory of the negative
binomial and logarithmic series distributions.
Auerbach, S. I. and Crossley, D. A. (19tiO). Acoroloyin 2, 279 288. A sampling
device for soil microarthropods.
Baker, E. W. and Wharton, G. W. (1952). “An Introduction to Acarology”.
Macmillan, New York.
Balogh, J. (1938). Zool. Anz. 132, 60-64. Vorarbeiten zu einer quantitativen
Auslesemethode f iir die bodenbewohnenden Gliedertiere.
Balogh, J. ( 1958). “Lebensgemeinschaften der Landtiere”, BtiO pp. Akademie
Verlag, Budapest and Berlin.
Belfield, W. (1956). J . Ar~im. Ecol. 25, 275-288. The Arthropoda of a West
African Pasture.
Berlese, A. (1905). Red& 2, 85-89. Apparechio der raccogliere presto ec1 in gran
numero picoli Arthropodi.
Berlese, A. (1921). Redia 14, 211-214. Mezzo per separare gli artropodi raccolti
col collettore Berlese de la terra caduti con essi.
Bliss, C. I. and Fisher, R. (1953). Biometrics 9, 176-200. Fitting the negative
binomial distribution to biological data.
Boness, M. (1953). 2. Morph. C)kol. Tiere 42, 225-277. Die Fauna der Wiesen
unter besonderer Berucksichtigung der Mahd.
Capstick, C. K. (1959). J . Anint. Ecol. 28, 189-210. The distribution of free living
nematodes in relation to salinity in the middle and upper reaches of the river
Blyth estuary.
Coile, T. 8. (1936). Soil Sci. 42, 139-142. Soil Samplers.
Cole, L. C. (1949). Ecology 30, 411-424. The measurement of interspecific assocition.
Clark, D. P. (1954). “The ecology of the soil fauna of a rain forest with special
reference to the amphipod, Talitrus sylwaticus Haswell”. Ph.D. Thesis.
Univ. Sydney.
Cragg, J. B. (1961). J . Ecol. 49, 477-506. Some aspects of the ecology of moorland
animals.
Davies, M. J. (1955). “The ecology of small predatory beetles, with special
reference to their competitive relations”. D.Phi1. Thesis. Univ. Oxford.
Dethier, V. G. (1947). “Chemical Insect Attractants and Repellents”, 290 pp.
McGraw Hill, London.
Dhillon, B. S. and Gibson, N. H. L. (1962). Pedobiologia 1, 189-209. A study of the
Acarina and Collembola of agricultural soils.
Edwards, C . A. (1958). Ent. ezp. et uppl. 1, 308-319. The ecology of Symphyla.
Part I : Populations.
Evans, G. 0. (1953). Ann. Mag. nut. Hist., Ser. 12. 64, 258-281. On a collection
of Acari from Kilirnanjaro, Tanganyika.
Evans, G. 0. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 421-424.
Butterworth, London. Notes on preserving, clearing, mounting and storing
terrestrial mites.
Fager, E. W. (1957). Ecology 38, 586-595. Petermination and analysis of recurrent groups.