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M. E. SOLOMON
Klomp, H. (1962). Arch. nderl. Zool. 15, 68-109. The influence of climate and
weather on the mean density level, the fluctuations and the regulation of
animal populations.
Kuenen, D. J. (1958). Arch. rder.!. Zool. 13, 335-341. Some sources of misunderstanding in the theories of regulation of animal numbers.
Lack, D. (1954). “The Natural Regulation of Animal Numbers”, 343 pp. London:
Oxford University Press.
Leopold, A. (1933). “Game Management.” New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons.
MacArthur, R. (1955). Ecology 36, 533-536. Fluctuations of animal populations,
and a measure of community stability.
Miller, C. A. (1959). Canad. Ent. 91, 475-477. The interaction of the Spruce
Budworm, Choristoneura fumiferana (Clem.), and the parasite Apanteles
fumiferame Vier.
Miller, C. A. (1960). Canad. Ent. 92, 839-850. The interaction of the Spruce
Budworm, Choristoneura fumifera?.a (Clem.) and the parasite cflypta fumiferanae (Vier.).
Miller, C. A. (1963a). I n Morris, ed. (1963), pp. 75-87.
Miller, C. A. (1963b). I n Morris, ed. (1963), pp. 228-244.
Mook, L. J. (1963). InMorris, ed. (1963), pp. 268-271.
Mook, J. H., Mook, L. J. and Heikens, H. S. (1960). Arch. nderl. 2002. 13, 448465.
Further evidence for the role of “searching images” in the hunting behaviour
of titmice.
Morris, R. F. (1957). Canad. Ent. 89, 49-69. The interpretation of mortality data
in studies on population dynamics.
Morris, R. F. (1959). Ecology 40, 580-588. Single-factor analysis i n population
dynamics.
Morris, R. F., ed. (1963). Mem. ent. SOC. Can. 31,332 pp. The dynamics of epidemic
spruce budworm populations.
Morris, R. F. (1963a). InMorris, ed. (1963), pp. 116-129.
Morris, R. F. (1963b). Mem. ent. SOC. Can. 32, 16-21. Predictive population
Mott, D. G. (1963). InMorris, ed. (1963), pp. 42-52.
Nicholson,A. J. (1933). J . anim. Ecol.2,132-178.Thebalanceofanimalpopulations.
Nicholson, A. J. (1954a). Aust. J . ZooZ. 2, 1-8. Compensatory reactions of
Nicholson, A. J. (195413). Awt. J . Zool. 2, 9-65. An outline of the dynamics of
Nicholson, A. J. (1957). I n Reynoldson, T. B. (1957). Cold Sp&g Harb. Symp.
Nicholson, A. J. (1958). Ann. Rev. Ent. 3,107-136. Dynamics of insect populations.
Nicholson, A. J. and Bailey, V. A. (1935). Proc. zool. SOC. Lond., 551-598. T h e
balance of animal populations, Part I.
Pimentel, D. (1961a). Ann. ent. SOC. A m r . 54, 76-86. Species diversity and insect
population outbreaks.
Pimentel, D. (1961b). Amer. Nat. 95, 65-79. Animal population regulation by
the genetic feed-back mechanism.
Richards, 0. W. (1963). Proc. 16th Int. Congr. Zool. (Washington 1963) 3, 353-356.
Some factors controlling insect populations living on Scotch broom.
Richards, 0. W. and Waloff, N. (1961). Phil. Trans. 244, 205-257. A study of a
natural population of Phytodecta olivucea (Forster) (Coleoptma, Chrysomeloidea).
equations based on key factors.
populations to stresses, and their evolutionary sign5cance.
animal populations.
quant. Biol. 22,313-327. Discussion.
M. E. SOLOMON
Klomp, H. (1962). Arch. nderl. Zool. 15, 68-109. The influence of climate and
weather on the mean density level, the fluctuations and the regulation of
animal populations.
Kuenen, D. J. (1958). Arch. rder.!. Zool. 13, 335-341. Some sources of misunderstanding in the theories of regulation of animal numbers.
Lack, D. (1954). “The Natural Regulation of Animal Numbers”, 343 pp. London:
Oxford University Press.
Leopold, A. (1933). “Game Management.” New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons.
MacArthur, R. (1955). Ecology 36, 533-536. Fluctuations of animal populations,
and a measure of community stability.
Miller, C. A. (1959). Canad. Ent. 91, 475-477. The interaction of the Spruce
Budworm, Choristoneura fumiferana (Clem.), and the parasite Apanteles
fumiferame Vier.
Miller, C. A. (1960). Canad. Ent. 92, 839-850. The interaction of the Spruce
Budworm, Choristoneura fumifera?.a (Clem.) and the parasite cflypta fumiferanae (Vier.).
Miller, C. A. (1963a). I n Morris, ed. (1963), pp. 75-87.
Miller, C. A. (1963b). I n Morris, ed. (1963), pp. 228-244.
Mook, L. J. (1963). InMorris, ed. (1963), pp. 268-271.
Mook, J. H., Mook, L. J. and Heikens, H. S. (1960). Arch. nderl. 2002. 13, 448465.
Further evidence for the role of “searching images” in the hunting behaviour
of titmice.
Morris, R. F. (1957). Canad. Ent. 89, 49-69. The interpretation of mortality data
in studies on population dynamics.
Morris, R. F. (1959). Ecology 40, 580-588. Single-factor analysis i n population
dynamics.
Morris, R. F., ed. (1963). Mem. ent. SOC. Can. 31,332 pp. The dynamics of epidemic
spruce budworm populations.
Morris, R. F. (1963a). InMorris, ed. (1963), pp. 116-129.
Morris, R. F. (1963b). Mem. ent. SOC. Can. 32, 16-21. Predictive population
Mott, D. G. (1963). InMorris, ed. (1963), pp. 42-52.
Nicholson,A. J. (1933). J . anim. Ecol.2,132-178.Thebalanceofanimalpopulations.
Nicholson, A. J. (1954a). Aust. J . ZooZ. 2, 1-8. Compensatory reactions of
Nicholson, A. J. (195413). Awt. J . Zool. 2, 9-65. An outline of the dynamics of
Nicholson, A. J. (1957). I n Reynoldson, T. B. (1957). Cold Sp&g Harb. Symp.
Nicholson, A. J. (1958). Ann. Rev. Ent. 3,107-136. Dynamics of insect populations.
Nicholson, A. J. and Bailey, V. A. (1935). Proc. zool. SOC. Lond., 551-598. T h e
balance of animal populations, Part I.
Pimentel, D. (1961a). Ann. ent. SOC. A m r . 54, 76-86. Species diversity and insect
population outbreaks.
Pimentel, D. (1961b). Amer. Nat. 95, 65-79. Animal population regulation by
the genetic feed-back mechanism.
Richards, 0. W. (1963). Proc. 16th Int. Congr. Zool. (Washington 1963) 3, 353-356.
Some factors controlling insect populations living on Scotch broom.
Richards, 0. W. and Waloff, N. (1961). Phil. Trans. 244, 205-257. A study of a
natural population of Phytodecta olivucea (Forster) (Coleoptma, Chrysomeloidea).
equations based on key factors.
populations to stresses, and their evolutionary sign5cance.
animal populations.
quant. Biol. 22,313-327. Discussion.