ANALYSIS O F PROCESSES I N CONTROL O F INSECTS
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Schwerdtfeger, F. (1935). Z . For8t- u. Jagdw. 67, 449-482, 513-540. Studien
Schwerdtfeger, F. (1941). 2. angew. Ent. 28, 254-303. Uber die Ursachen des
Smith, F. E. (1961). Ecology 42, 403-407. Density dependence in the Australian
Smith, F. E. (1963). Ecology 44,220. Density-dependence.
Solomon, M. E. (1949). J. anirn. Ecol. 18, 1-35. The natural control of animal
populations.
Solomon, M. E. (1957). A . Rev. Ent. 2, 121-142. Dynamics of insect populations.
Solomon, M. E. (1962a). Verh. 11. int. Kongr. Ent. ( Wien 1960) 2, 126-130. Status
of the idea that weather can control insect populations.
Solomon, M. E. (1962b). In “The Exploitation of Natural Animal Populations”
(E. D. Le Cren and M. W. Holdgate, eda.), pp. 373-375. Oxford: Blackwell.
Stern, V. M., Smith, R. F., van den Bosch, R. and Hagen, K. S. (1959). Hilgardia
29,81-101. The integrated control concept.
Thompson, W. R. (1928). Par&tology 20, 90-112. A contribution to the study
of biological control and parasitic introduction in continental areas.
Thompson, W. R. (1939). Parasitology 31, 299-388. Biological control and the
theories of the interactions ofpopulations.
Thompson, W. R. (1955). C a d . Ent. 87, 26&275. Mortality factors acting in a
sequence.
Tinbergen, L. (1960). Arch. nkerl. 2002.13, 265-343. The natural control of insects
in pinewoods I. Factors influencing the intensity of predation by songbirds.
With Appendix by L. de Ruiter.
Tinbergen, L. and Klomp, H. (1960). Arch. nkerl. Zool. IS, 344-379. The natural
control of insects in pinewoods 11. Conditions for damping of Nicholson
oscillations in parasite-host systems.
Ullyett, G. C. (1949a). Canad. Ent. 81,25-44. Distribution of progeny by Chelonus
tezanus Cress. (Hymenoptera: Braconidae).
Ullyett, G. C. (1949b) Canad. Ent. 81, 285-299. Distribution of progeny by
Cryptus inornatua Pratt (Hymenoptera : Ichneumonidae).
Utida, S. (1953). Ecology 34, 301-307. Interspecific competition between two
species of bean weevil.
Utida, S. (1955a). Mem. Coll. Agric. Kyoto 71, 1-34. Population fluctuation in
the system of host-parasite interaction.
Utida, S. (195513). Ecology 36,202-206. Fluctuations in the interacting populations
of host and parasite in relation to the biotic potential of the host.
Utida, S. (1955~). Oyo-kontyu 11, 43-48. Population fluctuation in the system of
interaction between a host and its two species of parasite.
Varley, G. C. (1947). J . anim. Ecol. 16, 139-187. The natural control of population
balance in the knapweed gall-fly (Urophora jaceana).
Varley, G. C. (1949). J . anim. Ecol. 18, 117-122. Population changes in German
forest pests (Review).
Varley, G. C. (1953). Tram. 9th Intern. Congr. Entomol. (Amterdam 1951) 2,
210-214. Ecological aspects of population regulation.
Varley, G. C. (1963). Proc. R. ent. SOC. Lond. (Ser. C) 27, 52-57. The interpretation
of change and stability in insect populations.
Varley, G. C. and Edwards, R. L. (1957). J . anim. Ecol. 26, 471-477. The bearing
of parasitic behaviour on the dynamics of insect host and parasite populations.
iiber den Massenwechsel einiger Fortschiidlinge, 11.
Massenwechsels der Insekten.
thrips.
57
Schwerdtfeger, F. (1935). Z . For8t- u. Jagdw. 67, 449-482, 513-540. Studien
Schwerdtfeger, F. (1941). 2. angew. Ent. 28, 254-303. Uber die Ursachen des
Smith, F. E. (1961). Ecology 42, 403-407. Density dependence in the Australian
Smith, F. E. (1963). Ecology 44,220. Density-dependence.
Solomon, M. E. (1949). J. anirn. Ecol. 18, 1-35. The natural control of animal
populations.
Solomon, M. E. (1957). A . Rev. Ent. 2, 121-142. Dynamics of insect populations.
Solomon, M. E. (1962a). Verh. 11. int. Kongr. Ent. ( Wien 1960) 2, 126-130. Status
of the idea that weather can control insect populations.
Solomon, M. E. (1962b). In “The Exploitation of Natural Animal Populations”
(E. D. Le Cren and M. W. Holdgate, eda.), pp. 373-375. Oxford: Blackwell.
Stern, V. M., Smith, R. F., van den Bosch, R. and Hagen, K. S. (1959). Hilgardia
29,81-101. The integrated control concept.
Thompson, W. R. (1928). Par&tology 20, 90-112. A contribution to the study
of biological control and parasitic introduction in continental areas.
Thompson, W. R. (1939). Parasitology 31, 299-388. Biological control and the
theories of the interactions ofpopulations.
Thompson, W. R. (1955). C a d . Ent. 87, 26&275. Mortality factors acting in a
sequence.
Tinbergen, L. (1960). Arch. nkerl. 2002.13, 265-343. The natural control of insects
in pinewoods I. Factors influencing the intensity of predation by songbirds.
With Appendix by L. de Ruiter.
Tinbergen, L. and Klomp, H. (1960). Arch. nkerl. Zool. IS, 344-379. The natural
control of insects in pinewoods 11. Conditions for damping of Nicholson
oscillations in parasite-host systems.
Ullyett, G. C. (1949a). Canad. Ent. 81,25-44. Distribution of progeny by Chelonus
tezanus Cress. (Hymenoptera: Braconidae).
Ullyett, G. C. (1949b) Canad. Ent. 81, 285-299. Distribution of progeny by
Cryptus inornatua Pratt (Hymenoptera : Ichneumonidae).
Utida, S. (1953). Ecology 34, 301-307. Interspecific competition between two
species of bean weevil.
Utida, S. (1955a). Mem. Coll. Agric. Kyoto 71, 1-34. Population fluctuation in
the system of host-parasite interaction.
Utida, S. (195513). Ecology 36,202-206. Fluctuations in the interacting populations
of host and parasite in relation to the biotic potential of the host.
Utida, S. (1955~). Oyo-kontyu 11, 43-48. Population fluctuation in the system of
interaction between a host and its two species of parasite.
Varley, G. C. (1947). J . anim. Ecol. 16, 139-187. The natural control of population
balance in the knapweed gall-fly (Urophora jaceana).
Varley, G. C. (1949). J . anim. Ecol. 18, 117-122. Population changes in German
forest pests (Review).
Varley, G. C. (1953). Tram. 9th Intern. Congr. Entomol. (Amterdam 1951) 2,
210-214. Ecological aspects of population regulation.
Varley, G. C. (1963). Proc. R. ent. SOC. Lond. (Ser. C) 27, 52-57. The interpretation
of change and stability in insect populations.
Varley, G. C. and Edwards, R. L. (1957). J . anim. Ecol. 26, 471-477. The bearing
of parasitic behaviour on the dynamics of insect host and parasite populations.
iiber den Massenwechsel einiger Fortschiidlinge, 11.
Massenwechsels der Insekten.
thrips.