POPULATION CYCLES IN SMALL MAMMALS
395
Leslie, P. H. (1959). Physiol. Zool. 32, 151-159. The properties of a certain lag
type of population growth and the influence of an external random factor
on a number of such populations.
Leslie, P. H. and Davis, D. H. S. (1939). J . Anim. Ewl. 8,9&113. An attempt to
determine the absolute number of rats on a given area.
Leslie, P. H. and Ranson, R. M. (1940). J. Anim. Ewl. 9, 27-52. The mortality,
fertility and rate of natural increase of the vole (Microtus w r a t h ) as
observed in the laboratory.
Leslie, P. H., Perry, J. S. and Watson, J. S. (1945). PTOC. zool. SOC. Lo&. 115,
473-488. The determination of the median body-weight a t which female rats
reach maturity.
Leslie, P. H., Chitty, D. and Chitty, H. (1953). Biometrika 40, 137-169. The
estimation of population parameters from data obtained by means of the
capture-recapture method. 111. An example of the practical applications of
the method.
Lidicker, W. Z. Jr. (1973). Ecol. Monogr. 43,271-302. Regulation ofnumbersin an
island population of the California vole, a problem in community dynamics.
Lidicker, W. Z. and MacLean, S. F. (1969). Am. Midl. Nat. 82, 450-470. A
method for estimating age in the California vole, Microtus d i f m i c u s .
Lockie, J. D. (1955). Bird Study, 2, 53-69. The breeding habits and food of
short-eared owls after a vole plague.
Lorenz, K. (1963). “On Aggression”. 273 pp. Methuen and Co. Ltd., London.
Louch, C. D. (1966). Ecology 37, 701-713. Adrenocortical activity in relation to
the density and dynamics of three confined populations of MiCTOtU8
pennsylvanicus.
Maher, W. J. (1970). Wibon Bull. 82, 130-157. The pomarine jaeger as a brown
lemming predator in northern Alaska.
Marten, G. G. (1970). Small M a m d Newsletter 4, 31-44. A regression method for
mark-recapture estimation of population size with unequal catchability.
Martin, E. P. (1956). Univ. Kans. Publs Mwr. nat. Hist. 8 (6), 361-416. A population study of the prairie vole (Microtu8 ochrogaster) i n northeastern Kansas.
Migula, P., Grodzinski, W., Jasinski, A. and Musialek, B. (1970). Acta Them’ol. 15,
233-252. Vole and mouse plagues in southeastern Poland in the years
1945-1967.
Morris, R. D. and Grant, P. R. (1972). J. Anim. Ewl. 41, 275-290. Experimental
studies of competitive interaction in a two-species system. Iv. Mkrotua
and Clethrionomys species in a single enclosure.
Mullen, D. A. (1965). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. 173 pp. Physiologic
correlations with population density and other environmental factors in the
brown lemming, Lemmus trimwronatus.
Mullen, D. A. (1968). Univ. Calif. Pubb Zool. 85, 1-24. Reproduction in brown
lemmings (Lemmw trimucronatwr) and its relevance to their Cycle of
abundance.
Myers, J. H. and Krebs, C. J. (1971a). Am. Nat. 105, 325-344. Sex ratios in open
and enclosed vole populations: demographic implications.
Myers, J. H. and Krebs, C. J. (1971b). Ecol. Momgr. 41, 53-78. Genetic,
behavioural, and reproductive attributes of dispersing field voles Mkrotus
pennsylvanicus and Mkrotus ochrogaster.
Myllymiiki, A. (1969). I n “Energy FIow Through Small Mammal Populatione”
(K. Petrusewicz and L. Ryszkowski, Eds). Productivity of a free-living
population of the field vole, Mkrotus q,watis (L.).
395
Leslie, P. H. (1959). Physiol. Zool. 32, 151-159. The properties of a certain lag
type of population growth and the influence of an external random factor
on a number of such populations.
Leslie, P. H. and Davis, D. H. S. (1939). J . Anim. Ewl. 8,9&113. An attempt to
determine the absolute number of rats on a given area.
Leslie, P. H. and Ranson, R. M. (1940). J. Anim. Ewl. 9, 27-52. The mortality,
fertility and rate of natural increase of the vole (Microtus w r a t h ) as
observed in the laboratory.
Leslie, P. H., Perry, J. S. and Watson, J. S. (1945). PTOC. zool. SOC. Lo&. 115,
473-488. The determination of the median body-weight a t which female rats
reach maturity.
Leslie, P. H., Chitty, D. and Chitty, H. (1953). Biometrika 40, 137-169. The
estimation of population parameters from data obtained by means of the
capture-recapture method. 111. An example of the practical applications of
the method.
Lidicker, W. Z. Jr. (1973). Ecol. Monogr. 43,271-302. Regulation ofnumbersin an
island population of the California vole, a problem in community dynamics.
Lidicker, W. Z. and MacLean, S. F. (1969). Am. Midl. Nat. 82, 450-470. A
method for estimating age in the California vole, Microtus d i f m i c u s .
Lockie, J. D. (1955). Bird Study, 2, 53-69. The breeding habits and food of
short-eared owls after a vole plague.
Lorenz, K. (1963). “On Aggression”. 273 pp. Methuen and Co. Ltd., London.
Louch, C. D. (1966). Ecology 37, 701-713. Adrenocortical activity in relation to
the density and dynamics of three confined populations of MiCTOtU8
pennsylvanicus.
Maher, W. J. (1970). Wibon Bull. 82, 130-157. The pomarine jaeger as a brown
lemming predator in northern Alaska.
Marten, G. G. (1970). Small M a m d Newsletter 4, 31-44. A regression method for
mark-recapture estimation of population size with unequal catchability.
Martin, E. P. (1956). Univ. Kans. Publs Mwr. nat. Hist. 8 (6), 361-416. A population study of the prairie vole (Microtu8 ochrogaster) i n northeastern Kansas.
Migula, P., Grodzinski, W., Jasinski, A. and Musialek, B. (1970). Acta Them’ol. 15,
233-252. Vole and mouse plagues in southeastern Poland in the years
1945-1967.
Morris, R. D. and Grant, P. R. (1972). J. Anim. Ewl. 41, 275-290. Experimental
studies of competitive interaction in a two-species system. Iv. Mkrotua
and Clethrionomys species in a single enclosure.
Mullen, D. A. (1965). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. 173 pp. Physiologic
correlations with population density and other environmental factors in the
brown lemming, Lemmus trimwronatus.
Mullen, D. A. (1968). Univ. Calif. Pubb Zool. 85, 1-24. Reproduction in brown
lemmings (Lemmw trimucronatwr) and its relevance to their Cycle of
abundance.
Myers, J. H. and Krebs, C. J. (1971a). Am. Nat. 105, 325-344. Sex ratios in open
and enclosed vole populations: demographic implications.
Myers, J. H. and Krebs, C. J. (1971b). Ecol. Momgr. 41, 53-78. Genetic,
behavioural, and reproductive attributes of dispersing field voles Mkrotus
pennsylvanicus and Mkrotus ochrogaster.
Myllymiiki, A. (1969). I n “Energy FIow Through Small Mammal Populatione”
(K. Petrusewicz and L. Ryszkowski, Eds). Productivity of a free-living
population of the field vole, Mkrotus q,watis (L.).