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nature complex of the Lapland Reserve. (In Russian.)
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growth and survival in two Mkrotus populations.
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Pearson, 0. P. (1960). Ewl. Monogr. 30, 231-249. Habits of Microtus ccclgornicw,
revealed by automatic photographic records.
Pearson, 0. P. (1963). Ecology 44, 540-649. History of two local outbreaks of
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Pearson, 0. P. (1964). J. M a m m l . 45, 177-188. Carnivore-mouse predation:
an example of its intensity and bioenergetics.
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one cycle of mouse abundance.
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Pitelka, F. A. (1958). Cold Spring Harb. Symp. quant. Biol. 28, 237-261. Some
aspects of population structure in the short-term cycle of the brown
lemming in northern Alaska.
Pitelka, F. A. (1961). Progress report for 1960-61 submitted to Arctic Institute
of North America. 18 pp. Ecology of lemmings and other microtines in
Northern Alaska.
Pitelka, F. A. (1972). Proc. 1972 Tundra Biome Symp. Univ. Wash., pp. 132-135.
Cycle pattern in lemming populations near Barrow, Alaska.
Pitelka, F. A., Tomich, P. Q. and Treichel, G. W. (1965). Ecol. Monogr. 25,
85-117. Ecological relations of jaegers and owls as lemming predators near
Barrow, Alaska.
Pruitt, W. 0. (1968). Mammlia 32, 172-191. Synchronous biomass fluctuations
of some northern mammals.
Rauch, R. (1960). Arctic a, 166-177. Observations on a cyclic decline of lemmings
(Lemmua) on the arctic coast of Alaska during the spring of 1949.
CHARLES J. KREBS AND JUDITH H. MYERS
Mysterud, I. (1970). Nytt Mag. 2001. 18,49-74. Hypotheses concerning characteristics and causes of population movements in Tengmalm’s owl (Aegoliua
funereus (L.)).
Nasimovich, A., Novikov, G. and Semenov-Tyan-Shanski, 0. (1948). Materialy
PO gryzunam 3, 203-262. The Norwegian lemming: its ecology and role in the
nature complex of the Lapland Reserve. (In Russian.)
Newson, J. and Chitty, D. (1962). Ecology 43, 733-738. Haemoglobin levels,
growth and survival in two Mkrotus populations.
Newson, R. (1963). Ewlogy 44, 110-120. Differences in numbers, reproduction
and survival between two neighboring populations of bank voles (Cleth&nomy8 glareolua).
Odum, E. P. (1971). “Fundamentals of Ecology”. 3rd Edition. 574 pp. Saunders,
Philadelphia.
Otero, J. G. and Dapson, R. W. (1972). Rm. Popul. Ecol. 13, 162-160. Procedures in the biochemical estimation of age of vertebrates.
Patrio, E. F. (1962). J . Mammal. 43, 200-205. Reproductive characteristics of
red-backed mouse during years of differing population densities.
Pearson, 0. P. (1960). Ewl. Monogr. 30, 231-249. Habits of Microtus ccclgornicw,
revealed by automatic photographic records.
Pearson, 0. P. (1963). Ecology 44, 540-649. History of two local outbreaks of
feral house mice.
Pearson, 0. P. (1964). J. M a m m l . 45, 177-188. Carnivore-mouse predation:
an example of its intensity and bioenergetics.
Pearson, 0. P. (1966). J. Anim. Ecol. 85, 217-233. The prey of carnivores during
one cycle of mouse abundance.
Peamon, 0. P. (1971). J. Mammal. 52, 41-49. Additional measurements of the
impact of carnivores on California voles (Microtus ca1;ifornicua).
Petrusewicz, K., Bujalska, G., Andrzejewski, R. and Gliwicz, J. (1971). Ann.
2001. Fennici 8, 127-132. Productivity processes in an island population of
Cleth?$onomye ghreolua.
Pieper, R. D. (1964). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. Production
and chemical composition of arctic tundra vegetation and their relation to
the lemming cycle.
Pinter, A. J. and Negus, N. C. (1965). Am. J. Physiol. 208, 633-638. The effects
of nutrition and photoperiod on reproductive physiology of Microtw
mtcmzce.
Pitelka, F. A. (1958). Cold Spring Harb. Symp. quant. Biol. 28, 237-261. Some
aspects of population structure in the short-term cycle of the brown
lemming in northern Alaska.
Pitelka, F. A. (1961). Progress report for 1960-61 submitted to Arctic Institute
of North America. 18 pp. Ecology of lemmings and other microtines in
Northern Alaska.
Pitelka, F. A. (1972). Proc. 1972 Tundra Biome Symp. Univ. Wash., pp. 132-135.
Cycle pattern in lemming populations near Barrow, Alaska.
Pitelka, F. A., Tomich, P. Q. and Treichel, G. W. (1965). Ecol. Monogr. 25,
85-117. Ecological relations of jaegers and owls as lemming predators near
Barrow, Alaska.
Pruitt, W. 0. (1968). Mammlia 32, 172-191. Synchronous biomass fluctuations
of some northern mammals.
Rauch, R. (1960). Arctic a, 166-177. Observations on a cyclic decline of lemmings
(Lemmua) on the arctic coast of Alaska during the spring of 1949.