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The Production of Marine Plankton
J. E. G. RAYMONT
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The Dynamics of a Field Population of the Pine Looper,
Buplus piniarius L. (Lep., Geom.)
H. KLOMP
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B. The Lifecycle of the Pine Looper
C. The Pine Looper as an Object for Population Studies
A. Density of Eggs and Larvae
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