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Murphy, P. W. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 338-340.
Butterworth, London. Notes on processes used in sampling, extraction and
assessment of the meiofauna of heathland.
Murphy, P. W. (1958). Ent. exp. et appl. 1, 94-108. The quantitative study of
soil meiofauna.
Nielsen, C. Overgaard (1948). Nat. Jutland. 1. 271-277. An apparatus for quantitative extraction of nematodes and rotifers from soil and moss.
Nielsen, C. Overgaard (1953). Oikos 4, 18i-196. Studies on Enchytraeidae. I:
A technique for extracting Enchytraeidae from soil samples.
O’Connor, F. B. (1955). Nature, Lond. 175, 815-816. Extraction of Enchytraeid
worms from a coniferous forest soil.
O’Connor, F. B. (1957). Oikos 8, 161-199. A n ecological study of the Encliytraeid
worm population of a coniferous forest soil.
Ostenbrinck, M. (1954). Meded. LandbHoogeach. Cent. 19, 377-408. Een doelmatige methode voor het toesten van italtjes bestrijdings meddelen in grond
met Hoplolaimwr uniformis als proefdier.
Peachey, J. E. (1959). “Studies on the Enchytraeidae of moorland soils”. Ph.D.
Thesis. Univ. Durham.
Quenouille, M. H. (1950). “Introductory Statistics”. Butterworth, London.
Raw, F. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 341-346. Butterworth, London. A flotation extraction process for soil micrd-arthropods.
Salt, G. and Hollick, F. S. K. (1944). A n 7 ~ nppl. Biol. 31, 52-64. Studies of wireworm populations: a census of wireworms in pasture.
Satchell, J. E. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 180-201.
Butterworth, London. Some aspects of earthworm ecology.
Snedecor, G. W. (1946). “Statistical Methods”, 4th edn. Iowa.
Strenzke, K. (1952). Zoologica, Sluttgart. 104. Untersuchungen uber die Tiergemeirischaften des Bodens : Die Oribatiden und ihre Synusien in der Boden
Norddeutschlands.
Taylor, L. R. (1961). Nature, Lord. 189, 732-735. Aggregation, variance and the
mean.
Tribe, H. T. (1960). I n “The Ecology of Soil Fungi” (D. Parkinson and J. S.
Waid, eds.), pp. 246-256. Liverpool Univ. Press, Liverpool. Decomposition
of buried cellulose film, with special reference to the ecology of certain soil
fungi.
Tribe, H. T. (1961). Soil Sci. 92, 61-77. Microbiology of cellulose decomposition
in soil.
Tullgren, A. H. (1918). 2. angew Ent. 4, 149-150. Ein sehr einfacher Ausleseapparat fiir terricole Tierfaunen.
Ulrich, A. T. (1933). Mitt. Forstwir:. Forstwiss. 4, 283-323. Die Makrofauna der
Waldstreu.
Van der Drift, J. (1959). I.T.B.O.N. Meded. 41, 79-103. Field studies in the surface fauna of Forests.
Walker, T. J. (1957). Ecology 38, 262-276. Ecological Studies of the arthropods
associated with certain decaying materials in four habitats.
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E.R.-I
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Macfadyen. A. (1962). ‘‘Animal Ecology: Aims and Methods”, 2nd edn. Pitman,
London.
Madge, D. S. (1961). Nntirrc, Lond. 190, 106-107. “Preferred temperatures” of
land arthropods.
Morris, H. M. (1922). Bull. ent. Res. 13, 197-200. On a method of separating insects and other arthropods from soil.
Murphy, P. W. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 338-340.
Butterworth, London. Notes on processes used in sampling, extraction and
assessment of the meiofauna of heathland.
Murphy, P. W. (1958). Ent. exp. et appl. 1, 94-108. The quantitative study of
soil meiofauna.
Nielsen, C. Overgaard (1948). Nat. Jutland. 1. 271-277. An apparatus for quantitative extraction of nematodes and rotifers from soil and moss.
Nielsen, C. Overgaard (1953). Oikos 4, 18i-196. Studies on Enchytraeidae. I:
A technique for extracting Enchytraeidae from soil samples.
O’Connor, F. B. (1955). Nature, Lond. 175, 815-816. Extraction of Enchytraeid
worms from a coniferous forest soil.
O’Connor, F. B. (1957). Oikos 8, 161-199. A n ecological study of the Encliytraeid
worm population of a coniferous forest soil.
Ostenbrinck, M. (1954). Meded. LandbHoogeach. Cent. 19, 377-408. Een doelmatige methode voor het toesten van italtjes bestrijdings meddelen in grond
met Hoplolaimwr uniformis als proefdier.
Peachey, J. E. (1959). “Studies on the Enchytraeidae of moorland soils”. Ph.D.
Thesis. Univ. Durham.
Quenouille, M. H. (1950). “Introductory Statistics”. Butterworth, London.
Raw, F. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 341-346. Butterworth, London. A flotation extraction process for soil micrd-arthropods.
Salt, G. and Hollick, F. S. K. (1944). A n 7 ~ nppl. Biol. 31, 52-64. Studies of wireworm populations: a census of wireworms in pasture.
Satchell, J. E. (1955). I n “Soil Zoology” (D. K. McE. Kevan, ed.), pp. 180-201.
Butterworth, London. Some aspects of earthworm ecology.
Snedecor, G. W. (1946). “Statistical Methods”, 4th edn. Iowa.
Strenzke, K. (1952). Zoologica, Sluttgart. 104. Untersuchungen uber die Tiergemeirischaften des Bodens : Die Oribatiden und ihre Synusien in der Boden
Norddeutschlands.
Taylor, L. R. (1961). Nature, Lord. 189, 732-735. Aggregation, variance and the
mean.
Tribe, H. T. (1960). I n “The Ecology of Soil Fungi” (D. Parkinson and J. S.
Waid, eds.), pp. 246-256. Liverpool Univ. Press, Liverpool. Decomposition
of buried cellulose film, with special reference to the ecology of certain soil
fungi.
Tribe, H. T. (1961). Soil Sci. 92, 61-77. Microbiology of cellulose decomposition
in soil.
Tullgren, A. H. (1918). 2. angew Ent. 4, 149-150. Ein sehr einfacher Ausleseapparat fiir terricole Tierfaunen.
Ulrich, A. T. (1933). Mitt. Forstwir:. Forstwiss. 4, 283-323. Die Makrofauna der
Waldstreu.
Van der Drift, J. (1959). I.T.B.O.N. Meded. 41, 79-103. Field studies in the surface fauna of Forests.
Walker, T. J. (1957). Ecology 38, 262-276. Ecological Studies of the arthropods
associated with certain decaying materials in four habitats.
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E.R.-I