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populations with special reference to those of Canada.
Egerton, F. N. (1968). J . Hiat. Biol. 1, 225-259. Studies of animal populations
from Lamarck to Darwin.
Elliott, P. W. (1969). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. of Alberta. Dynamics and regulation
of a Clethrionomya population in Central Alberta.
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numbers of animals: their causes and effects.
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Oxford.
Errington, P. L. (1967). “Of Predation and Life”. 277 pp. Iowa State Univ.
Press, Ames.
Evernden, L. N. and Fuller, W. A. (1972). Can. J . Zool. 50, 1023-1032. Light
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Fisher, R. A. (1930). “The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection”. 291 pp.
Dover Publications, New York.
Fitzgerald, B. M. (1972). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. 143 pp. The
role of weasel predation in cyclic population changes of the montane vole
(Microtua montanm).
Fleharty, E. D. and Olson, L. E. (1969). J . Mammal. 50, 475-486. Summer food
habits of Microtua ochrogaeter and Sigmodon hiapidua.
Ford, E. B. (1964). “Ecological Genetics”. 335 pp. Broadwater Press, Welwyn
Garden City, Herts.
Frank, F. (1953). Zool. J b . (Syat.) 82, 95-136. Untersuchungen uber den Zusammenbruch von Feldmausplagen (Microtua amtalia Pallas).
Frank, F. (1957). J . Wildl. Mgmt. 21, 113-121. The causality of microtine cycles
in Germany.
Fuller, W. A. (1967). Terre Vie 114, 97-115. Ecologie hivernale des lemmings et
fluctuations de leurs populations.
Fuller, W. A. (1969). Ann. 2001. Fennici 6, 113-144. Changes in numbers of
three species of small rodent near Great Slave Lake, N.W.T. Canada,
1964-1967, and their significance for general population theory.
Gaines, M. S. and Krebs, C. J. (1971). Evolution 25, 702-723. Genetic changes in
fluctuating vole populations.
Gaines, M. S., Myers, J. H. and Krebs, C. J. (1971). Evolution 25, 443-450.
Experimental analysis of relative fitness in transferrin genotypes of Microtua
ochrogaater.
Gebczynska, Z. (1970). Acta Theriol. 15, 33-66. Bioenergetics of a root vole
population.
Gentry, J. B. (1968). Rea. Popul. Ecol. 10, 21-30. Dynamics of an enclosed
population of pine mice, Microtua pinetorum.
Gershenson, S. (1945). Genet& 30,207-251. Evolutionary studies on the distribution and dynamics of melanism in the hamster (Cricetua crketuo L.).
Getz, L. L. (1960). Am. M a l . Nat. 64, 392-405. A population study of the vole,
Microtua pennaylvanicua.
Getz, L. L. (1972). J . Mammal. 53, 310-317. Social structure and aggressive
behaviour in a population of Microtw pennaylvanicua.
Godfrey, G. K. (1953). Saugetierk. Mitt. 1, 148-151. The food of Microtua w r a t h
L. in Wytham, Berkshire.
Godfrey, G. K. (1955). J . Mammal. 36, 209-214. Observations on the nature of
the decline in numbers of two Microtzce populations.
CHARLES J. KREBS AND JUDITH R. MYERS
Dymond, J. R. (1947). Tram. R. SOC. Can. 41, (5), 1-34. Fluctuations in animal
populations with special reference to those of Canada.
Egerton, F. N. (1968). J . Hiat. Biol. 1, 225-259. Studies of animal populations
from Lamarck to Darwin.
Elliott, P. W. (1969). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. of Alberta. Dynamics and regulation
of a Clethrionomya population in Central Alberta.
Elton, C. S. (1924). Br. J. exp. Biol. 2, 119-163. Periodic fluctuations in the
numbers of animals: their causes and effects.
Elton, C. S. (1942). “Voles, Mice and Lemmings”. 496 pp. Clarendon Press,
Oxford.
Errington, P. L. (1967). “Of Predation and Life”. 277 pp. Iowa State Univ.
Press, Ames.
Evernden, L. N. and Fuller, W. A. (1972). Can. J . Zool. 50, 1023-1032. Light
alteration caused by snow and its importance to subnivean rodents.
Fisher, R. A. (1930). “The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection”. 291 pp.
Dover Publications, New York.
Fitzgerald, B. M. (1972). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. 143 pp. The
role of weasel predation in cyclic population changes of the montane vole
(Microtua montanm).
Fleharty, E. D. and Olson, L. E. (1969). J . Mammal. 50, 475-486. Summer food
habits of Microtua ochrogaeter and Sigmodon hiapidua.
Ford, E. B. (1964). “Ecological Genetics”. 335 pp. Broadwater Press, Welwyn
Garden City, Herts.
Frank, F. (1953). Zool. J b . (Syat.) 82, 95-136. Untersuchungen uber den Zusammenbruch von Feldmausplagen (Microtua amtalia Pallas).
Frank, F. (1957). J . Wildl. Mgmt. 21, 113-121. The causality of microtine cycles
in Germany.
Fuller, W. A. (1967). Terre Vie 114, 97-115. Ecologie hivernale des lemmings et
fluctuations de leurs populations.
Fuller, W. A. (1969). Ann. 2001. Fennici 6, 113-144. Changes in numbers of
three species of small rodent near Great Slave Lake, N.W.T. Canada,
1964-1967, and their significance for general population theory.
Gaines, M. S. and Krebs, C. J. (1971). Evolution 25, 702-723. Genetic changes in
fluctuating vole populations.
Gaines, M. S., Myers, J. H. and Krebs, C. J. (1971). Evolution 25, 443-450.
Experimental analysis of relative fitness in transferrin genotypes of Microtua
ochrogaater.
Gebczynska, Z. (1970). Acta Theriol. 15, 33-66. Bioenergetics of a root vole
population.
Gentry, J. B. (1968). Rea. Popul. Ecol. 10, 21-30. Dynamics of an enclosed
population of pine mice, Microtua pinetorum.
Gershenson, S. (1945). Genet& 30,207-251. Evolutionary studies on the distribution and dynamics of melanism in the hamster (Cricetua crketuo L.).
Getz, L. L. (1960). Am. M a l . Nat. 64, 392-405. A population study of the vole,
Microtua pennaylvanicua.
Getz, L. L. (1972). J . Mammal. 53, 310-317. Social structure and aggressive
behaviour in a population of Microtw pennaylvanicua.
Godfrey, G. K. (1953). Saugetierk. Mitt. 1, 148-151. The food of Microtua w r a t h
L. in Wytham, Berkshire.
Godfrey, G. K. (1955). J . Mammal. 36, 209-214. Observations on the nature of
the decline in numbers of two Microtzce populations.