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Andrews, R. V. and Strohbehn, R. (1971). Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 38A, 183-201.
Endocrine adjustments in a wild lemming population during the 1969
summer season.
Andrzejewski, R. and Rajska, E. (1972). Acta Theriol. 17, 41-56. Trappability of
bank vole in pitfalls and live traps.
Andrzejewski, R., Fejgin, H. and Liro, A. (1971). Acta Theriol. 16, 401-405.
Trappability of trap-prone and trap-shy bank voles.
Arata, A. A. (1967). In “Recent Mammals of the World” (S. Anderson and
J. K. Jones Jr., Eds). Ronald Press, New York. Muroid, Gliroid, and
Dipodoid Rodents.
Ashby, K. R. (1967). J . 2001. Lond. 152, 389-613. Studies on the ecology of
field mice and voles (Apodemw aylvaticw, Clethrimomys glareolw and
Microtw agrmtk) in Houghall Wood, Durham.
Batzli, G. 0. and Pitelka, F. A. (1970). Ecology 51, 1027-1039. Influence of
meadow mouse populations on California grassland.
Betzli, G. 0. and Pitelka, F. A. (1971). J. Mamma?. 52, 141-163. Condition and
diet of cycling populations of the California vole, Microtw cal$~rnicu8.
Bodenheimer, F. S . (1949). Problems of vole populations in the Middle East.
Report on the population dynamics of the Levant Vole (Microtus guentheri
D. et A.). Res. Council of Ierad, Jerusalem.
Brain, P. F. (1971a). Communs. Behawl. Biol. 6 , 116-123. The physiology of
population limitation in rodents-A review.
Brain, P. F. (1971b). Communa. Behavl. Biol. 6, 7-18. Some physiological and
behavioral consequences of hormonal modifications in the early life of
rodents-A review.
Brant, D. H. (1962). Univ. Calif. Pubk. 2001.62, 105-184. Measures of the movements and population densities of small rodents.
Brown, J. L. (1964). Wikon Bull. 76, 160-169. The evolution of diversity in
avian territorial systems.
Canham, R. P. (1969). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. Alberta. 121 pp. Serum protein
variation and selection in fluctuating populations of cricetid rodents.
Carson, H. L. (1968). In “Population Biology and Evolution” (R. C. Lewontin,
Ed.), pp. 123-137. Syracuse Univ. Press, Syracuse, New York. The population flush and its genetic consequences.
Charlesworth, B. and Giesel, J. T. (1972). Am. Nat. 106, 402-411. Selection in
populations with overlapping generations. IV. Fluctuations in gene frequency
with densitydependent selection.
Chitty, D. (1962). Phil. Tram. €3. SOC. Ser. B 236, 505-552. Mortality among
voles (Microtw agrmtk) at Lake Vyrnwy, Montgomeryshire in 193639.
Chitty, D. (1965). In “The Numbers of Man and Animals” (J. B. Cragg and
N. W. Pirie, Eds), pp. 57-67. Edinburgh. Adverse effects of population density
upon the viability of later generations.
Chitty, D. (1968). Cold Spring Harb. Symp. Qwcnt. Biol. 22, 277-280. Selfregulation of numbers through changes in viability.
Chitty, D. (1969). Ecology 40, 728-731. A note on shock disease.
Chitty, D. (1960). Can. J . ZooZ. 38, 99-113. Population processes in the vole and
Chitty, D. (1967). Proc. ecol. SOC. A w t . 2, 61-78. The natural selection of selfChitty, D. (1969). Am. 2002. 9, 400. Regulatory effects of a random variable.
their relevance to general theory.
regulatory behaviour in animal populations.
CHARLES J. RREBS AND JUDITH H. MYERS
Andrews, R. V. and Strohbehn, R. (1971). Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 38A, 183-201.
Endocrine adjustments in a wild lemming population during the 1969
summer season.
Andrzejewski, R. and Rajska, E. (1972). Acta Theriol. 17, 41-56. Trappability of
bank vole in pitfalls and live traps.
Andrzejewski, R., Fejgin, H. and Liro, A. (1971). Acta Theriol. 16, 401-405.
Trappability of trap-prone and trap-shy bank voles.
Arata, A. A. (1967). In “Recent Mammals of the World” (S. Anderson and
J. K. Jones Jr., Eds). Ronald Press, New York. Muroid, Gliroid, and
Dipodoid Rodents.
Ashby, K. R. (1967). J . 2001. Lond. 152, 389-613. Studies on the ecology of
field mice and voles (Apodemw aylvaticw, Clethrimomys glareolw and
Microtw agrmtk) in Houghall Wood, Durham.
Batzli, G. 0. and Pitelka, F. A. (1970). Ecology 51, 1027-1039. Influence of
meadow mouse populations on California grassland.
Betzli, G. 0. and Pitelka, F. A. (1971). J. Mamma?. 52, 141-163. Condition and
diet of cycling populations of the California vole, Microtw cal$~rnicu8.
Bodenheimer, F. S . (1949). Problems of vole populations in the Middle East.
Report on the population dynamics of the Levant Vole (Microtus guentheri
D. et A.). Res. Council of Ierad, Jerusalem.
Brain, P. F. (1971a). Communs. Behawl. Biol. 6 , 116-123. The physiology of
population limitation in rodents-A review.
Brain, P. F. (1971b). Communa. Behavl. Biol. 6, 7-18. Some physiological and
behavioral consequences of hormonal modifications in the early life of
rodents-A review.
Brant, D. H. (1962). Univ. Calif. Pubk. 2001.62, 105-184. Measures of the movements and population densities of small rodents.
Brown, J. L. (1964). Wikon Bull. 76, 160-169. The evolution of diversity in
avian territorial systems.
Canham, R. P. (1969). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. Alberta. 121 pp. Serum protein
variation and selection in fluctuating populations of cricetid rodents.
Carson, H. L. (1968). In “Population Biology and Evolution” (R. C. Lewontin,
Ed.), pp. 123-137. Syracuse Univ. Press, Syracuse, New York. The population flush and its genetic consequences.
Charlesworth, B. and Giesel, J. T. (1972). Am. Nat. 106, 402-411. Selection in
populations with overlapping generations. IV. Fluctuations in gene frequency
with densitydependent selection.
Chitty, D. (1962). Phil. Tram. €3. SOC. Ser. B 236, 505-552. Mortality among
voles (Microtw agrmtk) at Lake Vyrnwy, Montgomeryshire in 193639.
Chitty, D. (1965). In “The Numbers of Man and Animals” (J. B. Cragg and
N. W. Pirie, Eds), pp. 57-67. Edinburgh. Adverse effects of population density
upon the viability of later generations.
Chitty, D. (1968). Cold Spring Harb. Symp. Qwcnt. Biol. 22, 277-280. Selfregulation of numbers through changes in viability.
Chitty, D. (1969). Ecology 40, 728-731. A note on shock disease.
Chitty, D. (1960). Can. J . ZooZ. 38, 99-113. Population processes in the vole and
Chitty, D. (1967). Proc. ecol. SOC. A w t . 2, 61-78. The natural selection of selfChitty, D. (1969). Am. 2002. 9, 400. Regulatory effects of a random variable.
their relevance to general theory.
regulatory behaviour in animal populations.