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Townes, H. and Townes, M. (1960). U.S. Nut. Mus. Bull. 216, 1-676. Ichneumonflies of America north of Mexico. 2. Subfamilies Ephialtinae, Xoridinae
Acaenitinae.
Udvardy, M. F. D. (1952). Oikos 3. 98-123. The significance of interspecific
competition in bird life.
TJdvardy, M. F. D. (1959). Ecology 40, 725-728. Notes on the ecological concepts
of habitat, biotope and niche.
Ullyett, G. C. (1950). Phil. Trans. B : Biol. Sci. 234, 77-174. Competition for food
and allied phenomena in sheep-blowfly populations.
Van Allen, L. (1965). Amer. Nut. 99, 377-390. Morphological variation and width
of ecological niche.
Vaurie, C. (1951). Proc. X Int. O m . Congr. pp. 163-166. Adaptive differences
between two sympatric species of nuthatches (Sittu).
Volterra, V. (1926). Mem. R . Accad. Lincei ser. 6, 1-36. Vartatzioni e fluttuazioni
del numero d’individui in specie animali conviventi.
Von Haartman, L. (1956). Ibis 98, 460-475. Territory in the pied flycatcher
Mwcicapa hypoleuca.
Weatherly, A. H. (1963). Nature, Lond. 197, 1 P 1 7 . Notions of niche and competition among animals, with special reference to freshwater fish.
Williams, C. B. (1947). J . Anim. Ecol. 17, 11-18. The generic relations of species
in small ecological communities.
Williams, C. B. (1951). J . Anim. Ecol. 20, 24G253. Intraggeneric competition aa
illustrated by Moreau’s records of East African bird communities.
Williams, C. B. (1964). “Patterns in the Balance of Nature”, 324 pp. London and
New York: Academic Press.
Wilson, E. 0. and Bossert, W. H. (1964). Recent Progress 19, 673-716. Chomicel
communication among animals.
Windsor, C. P. (1934). ColdSpr. Harb.Symp. q m n t . Biol. 2,181-187. Mathematical
analysis of the growth of mixed populations.
Wynne-Edwards, V. C. (1962). “Animal Dispersion in Relation to Social Beheviour”, 653 pp. Edinburgh and London: Oliver and Boyd.
populations.
Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications.
RICHARD 5. MILLER
Solomon, M. E. (1949). J . Anim. Ecol. 18, 1-35. The natural control of animal
Southern, H. N. (ed.) (1964). “The Handbook of British Mammals”, 465 pp.
Tinbergen, N. (1956). Ibis 98, 401-411. On the functions of territory in gulls.
Townes, H. and Townes, M. (1960). U.S. Nut. Mus. Bull. 216, 1-676. Ichneumonflies of America north of Mexico. 2. Subfamilies Ephialtinae, Xoridinae
Acaenitinae.
Udvardy, M. F. D. (1952). Oikos 3. 98-123. The significance of interspecific
competition in bird life.
TJdvardy, M. F. D. (1959). Ecology 40, 725-728. Notes on the ecological concepts
of habitat, biotope and niche.
Ullyett, G. C. (1950). Phil. Trans. B : Biol. Sci. 234, 77-174. Competition for food
and allied phenomena in sheep-blowfly populations.
Van Allen, L. (1965). Amer. Nut. 99, 377-390. Morphological variation and width
of ecological niche.
Vaurie, C. (1951). Proc. X Int. O m . Congr. pp. 163-166. Adaptive differences
between two sympatric species of nuthatches (Sittu).
Volterra, V. (1926). Mem. R . Accad. Lincei ser. 6, 1-36. Vartatzioni e fluttuazioni
del numero d’individui in specie animali conviventi.
Von Haartman, L. (1956). Ibis 98, 460-475. Territory in the pied flycatcher
Mwcicapa hypoleuca.
Weatherly, A. H. (1963). Nature, Lond. 197, 1 P 1 7 . Notions of niche and competition among animals, with special reference to freshwater fish.
Williams, C. B. (1947). J . Anim. Ecol. 17, 11-18. The generic relations of species
in small ecological communities.
Williams, C. B. (1951). J . Anim. Ecol. 20, 24G253. Intraggeneric competition aa
illustrated by Moreau’s records of East African bird communities.
Williams, C. B. (1964). “Patterns in the Balance of Nature”, 324 pp. London and
New York: Academic Press.
Wilson, E. 0. and Bossert, W. H. (1964). Recent Progress 19, 673-716. Chomicel
communication among animals.
Windsor, C. P. (1934). ColdSpr. Harb.Symp. q m n t . Biol. 2,181-187. Mathematical
analysis of the growth of mixed populations.
Wynne-Edwards, V. C. (1962). “Animal Dispersion in Relation to Social Beheviour”, 653 pp. Edinburgh and London: Oliver and Boyd.
populations.
Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications.