54
M. 1. SOLOMON
ACKNO WLED QMENTS
For permission to reproduce Figs. 1, 4 to 8, 12, 13, 17 and 18 I am
indebted t o the authors mentioned in the captions, to Blackwell
Scientific Publications Ltd. (Fig. 7), and to the editors or publishers of
the following journals : Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Canada
(Figs. 1, 4 and 8), The Canadian Entomologist (Figs. 17 and 18), Ecology
(Fig. 12), Archives Nderlandaises de Zoologie (Fig. 5 ) , Nature (Fig. 6),
and Proceedings of the Ceylon Association for the Advancement of Science
(Fig. 13).
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Australian thrips.
Andrewartha, H. G. and Birch, L. C. (1954). “The Distribution and Abundance
of Animals”, 782 pp. Illinois: Univ. of Chicago Press.
Bailey, V. A., Nicholson, A. J. and Williams, E. J. (1962). J . theor. Bio.?. 3, 1-18.
Interaction between hosts and parasites when some host individuals are
more M c u l t to find than others.
Banks, C. J. (1962). Ann. appl. Bioz. 50, 669-679. Effects of the ant L&ua niger
(L.) on insects preying on small populations of Aphisfabae Scop. on bean
Bess, H. A. (1945). Ann. ent. SOC. Amer. 38, 472-481. A measure of the influence
of natural mortality factors on insect survival.
Bravenboer, L. and Dosse, G. (1962). Entomologia ezp. app.?. 5, 291-304. Phytoseiulua riegeli Dome als Priidator einiger Schadmilben au8 der Tetranychua
urticae-Gruppe.
Burnett, T. (1951). Amer. Nat. 85, 337-352. Effects of temperature and host
density on the rate of increase of an insect parasite.
Burnett, T. (1964). Physiol. Zool. 27,239-248. Influences of natural temperatures
and controlled host densities on oviposition of an insect parasite.
Burnett, T. (19584. Proc. 10th Int. Congr. Entom. (Montreal, 1956) 2, 679-686.
A model of host-parasite interaction.
Burnett, T. (1958b). Canad. Ent. 90, 179-191. Effect of host distribution on the
reproduction of Encarsiaformosa Gahan (Hymenoptera : Chalcidoidea).
Burnett, T. (1958~). C a d . Ent. 90, 225-229. Effect of area of search on reproduction of Encarsiaformosa Gahan (Hymenoptera : Chalcidoidea).
Burnett, T. (1958d). Canad. Ent. 90, 279-283. Dispersal of an insect parmite over
a small plot.
Burnett, T. (1959). Ann. Rev. Ent. 4, 235-250. Experimental host-parasite
populations.
Chant, D. A. (1961). Canad. J . Zoo.?. 39,311-315. The effect of prey density on prey
consumption and oviposition by adults of Typhlodromua (T.) occidentalia
Nesbitt (Acarina : Phytoseiidae) i n the laboratory.
Chitty, D. (1960). Canad. J . Zool. 38, 99-113. Population processes in the vole
and their relevance to general theory.
Davidson, J. and Andrewartha, H. G. (194%). J . a n h . Ecol. 17,193-199. Annual
trends in a natural population of Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera).
Davidson, J. and Andrewartha, H. G. (1948b). J . anim. Ecol. 17, 200-222. The
influence of rainfall, evaporation and atmospheric temperature on fluctuations in the size of a natural population of Thrips imagini.9 (Thysanoptera).
plants.
M. 1. SOLOMON
ACKNO WLED QMENTS
For permission to reproduce Figs. 1, 4 to 8, 12, 13, 17 and 18 I am
indebted t o the authors mentioned in the captions, to Blackwell
Scientific Publications Ltd. (Fig. 7), and to the editors or publishers of
the following journals : Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Canada
(Figs. 1, 4 and 8), The Canadian Entomologist (Figs. 17 and 18), Ecology
(Fig. 12), Archives Nderlandaises de Zoologie (Fig. 5 ) , Nature (Fig. 6),
and Proceedings of the Ceylon Association for the Advancement of Science
(Fig. 13).
REFERENCES
Andrewartha, H. G. (1963). Ecology 44, 218-220. Density-dependence in the
Australian thrips.
Andrewartha, H. G. and Birch, L. C. (1954). “The Distribution and Abundance
of Animals”, 782 pp. Illinois: Univ. of Chicago Press.
Bailey, V. A., Nicholson, A. J. and Williams, E. J. (1962). J . theor. Bio.?. 3, 1-18.
Interaction between hosts and parasites when some host individuals are
more M c u l t to find than others.
Banks, C. J. (1962). Ann. appl. Bioz. 50, 669-679. Effects of the ant L&ua niger
(L.) on insects preying on small populations of Aphisfabae Scop. on bean
Bess, H. A. (1945). Ann. ent. SOC. Amer. 38, 472-481. A measure of the influence
of natural mortality factors on insect survival.
Bravenboer, L. and Dosse, G. (1962). Entomologia ezp. app.?. 5, 291-304. Phytoseiulua riegeli Dome als Priidator einiger Schadmilben au8 der Tetranychua
urticae-Gruppe.
Burnett, T. (1951). Amer. Nat. 85, 337-352. Effects of temperature and host
density on the rate of increase of an insect parasite.
Burnett, T. (1964). Physiol. Zool. 27,239-248. Influences of natural temperatures
and controlled host densities on oviposition of an insect parasite.
Burnett, T. (19584. Proc. 10th Int. Congr. Entom. (Montreal, 1956) 2, 679-686.
A model of host-parasite interaction.
Burnett, T. (1958b). Canad. Ent. 90, 179-191. Effect of host distribution on the
reproduction of Encarsiaformosa Gahan (Hymenoptera : Chalcidoidea).
Burnett, T. (1958~). C a d . Ent. 90, 225-229. Effect of area of search on reproduction of Encarsiaformosa Gahan (Hymenoptera : Chalcidoidea).
Burnett, T. (1958d). Canad. Ent. 90, 279-283. Dispersal of an insect parmite over
a small plot.
Burnett, T. (1959). Ann. Rev. Ent. 4, 235-250. Experimental host-parasite
populations.
Chant, D. A. (1961). Canad. J . Zoo.?. 39,311-315. The effect of prey density on prey
consumption and oviposition by adults of Typhlodromua (T.) occidentalia
Nesbitt (Acarina : Phytoseiidae) i n the laboratory.
Chitty, D. (1960). Canad. J . Zool. 38, 99-113. Population processes in the vole
and their relevance to general theory.
Davidson, J. and Andrewartha, H. G. (194%). J . a n h . Ecol. 17,193-199. Annual
trends in a natural population of Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera).
Davidson, J. and Andrewartha, H. G. (1948b). J . anim. Ecol. 17, 200-222. The
influence of rainfall, evaporation and atmospheric temperature on fluctuations in the size of a natural population of Thrips imagini.9 (Thysanoptera).
plants.