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ctnh8lB.
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206
Huffaker, C. B. (1968). H*a&ia 27, 243-383. Experimentel atudiee on predation: dispemion fsotars and predator-prey oecilletions.
Jackson, C. H. N. (1939). J . Amim. Ecol. 8, 238-246. The d p b of 8n 6 8 l
population.
Javahery, M. (1987). Univ. London Ph.D. T h d . The biology of ~ l m e p n t a -
tomoidea and their egg m i t e r .
Johneon, C. 0. (1960). Ann. appl. Bid. 87, 80-81. A motion trap for small 8Uborne ineeCta, which eutometically mgregatw the cetuh into suaoesaivs
hourly aampleu.
Johnson, C. 0. (1960). Nature, M . 186,348-350. A beaie for a g e n d syatezn of
insect migration end dispersal by flight.
J o h n , C. G. (1963). Notwe, Lond. lQ8,423-427. PhyeiolOgid factore in insect
migration by flight.
Johnson, C. G. (1986). I n “The Physiology of Ineeota” 2 (M. Rocketein, ed.).
Academic Preea, London and New York.
Johnson, C. G. (1966). A . Rev. E d . 11,231-260. A funotiod eyetern of adaptive
dispersal by fight.
Johnson, C. G. and Taylor, L. R. (1956). Ann. WE. Bid. 48,5142, The development of large suction traps for airborne insects.
Kennedy, J. 5. (1981). Nature. Lond, 188, 785-791. A turning point in the study
of insect migration.
Klomp, H. (1966). I n “Advances in Ecologicsl Reeeerch“ (J. B. cfess, ed.) 8,
207-306. The Dynemica of a Field Population of the Pine Looper, BymlzM
piniariu L. (Lep., Geom.) Aoademic P m , London and New York.
Klomp, H. and Gmys, P. (1966). Pmc. XIIth Intern. COngF. Ent. 1984 ([Jection 6). The malyeb of factors affecting reproduotion and mortdity in a
natural population of the pine looper, Bupdua pinidu~ L.
h k , D. (1854). “The natural regulation in animal numbem.” Clarendon P m ,
Oxford.
Lewia, C. T. and Waloff, N. (1964). Ent. ezp. app2.7,15-24. The w e of rsdiowtive
tracers in the study of dispereion of Orthotylua vinsom~ (Douglas and Scott)
(Mirides:Heteroptera).
Lindroth, C. H. (1967). The f a d mnnectiona between Europe and North
Amerioa. John Wiley. New York.
Loan, C. and Holdaway, F. 0. (1961). Can. Ent. 88, 1067-1079. Microcdonue
acthiope (Neea) and P e d i t u rutilus (Necs), European Pareeitee of Sitom
Weeviler (Co1eoptera:Curculionidae).
Luff, M. L. (1988). J . Anim. EwZ. 85, 189-208. The abundanoe end diversity of
the beetle faun8 of grese tuseocka.
Makings, P. (1968). Univ. London Ph.D. Thesis. An enalysb of the factors
(eepeciauy non-ohemical) determining the oviposition rite of Lepidoptera.
Meseee, A. M. (1956). Nature, Lond. 176, 902-904. Interaction of spray programmes and b t populstions.
Meusel, IS., JBlger, E. and Weimert, E. (1965). Vcrglciohsndc Chorologie des
Zentrakwop&hhen Flora. Ouetav Fieoher Jens.
Milne, A. (1981). Symp. SOC. exp. Biol. 16,40-81. De4inition of competition among
Milne, D. L. (1960). Tram. R. ent. SOC. Lond. 112, 73-108. The gall midgee
M i n ~ t r y
of ApicuUure Fisher&% and Food (1964). Bull. an Poisonous Plants.
Otter, 6. W. (1938). Tram. R. enl. Soc. Lond. 87,39-88. On the morphology of the
l ~ r v ~ l e
of three species of Ceoidomyidae from b p e e d (Cenkweu) flowem.
ctnh8lB.
(Diptera:Cecidomyidae) on clover flower he&.