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Ryszkowki, L. (1969). I n “Energy Flow Through Small Mammal Populations”
(K. Petrusewicz and L. Ryszkowski, Eds), pp. 281-289. Estimates of
consumption of rodent populations in different pine forest ecosystems.
Schaffer, W. M. and Tamarin, R. H. (1973). Evolution 27, 111-124. Changing
reproductive rates and population cycles in lemmings and voles.
Schultz, A. M. (1964). I n “Grazing in Terrestrial and Marine Environments”
(D. Crisp, Ed.), pp. 57-68. Blackwells, Oxford. The nutrient-recovery
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the arctic microtine cycles.
Schultz, A. M. (1965). The Tundra as a Homeostatic System. Presented a t
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Schultz, A. M. (1969). I n “The Ecosystem Concept in Natural Resource Management’’ (G. M. Van Dyne, Ed.), pp. 77-93. Academic Press, New York. A
study of an ecosystem: the arctic tundra.
Selye, H. (1946). J. clin. Endocr. 6, 117-230. The general adaptation syndrome
and the diseases of adaptation.
Semeonoff, R. (1972). J. H e r d . 63,48-52. Two coat color variants in the prairie
vole.
Semeonoff, R. and Robertson, F. W. (1968). Biochem. Genet. 1, 20S227. A
biochemical and ecological study of plasma esteraae polymorphism in
natural populations of the field vole, Microtw, ugreatis L.
Seber, G. A. F. (1970). Biometrioo 26, 13-22. The effects of trap response on tag
recapture estimates.
Shelford, V. E. (1943). Ecology 24,472-484. Abundance of the collared lemmings
in the Churchill area, 1929-1940.
Smith, M. H., Blessing, R., Chelton, J. G., Gentry, J. B., Golley, F. B. and
McGinnis, J. T. (1971). Acta Theriol. 16, 105-126. Determining density for
small mammal populations using a grid and assessment lines.
Smyth, M. (1966). J. Anim. Ecol. 35, 471-485. Winter breeding in woodland
mice, Apodemw, sylvaticw, and voles, Clethrionomys glareolus and Microtw,
agrmtis, near Oxford.
Smyth, M. (1968). J. Anim. E d . 37, 167-183. The effects of the removal of
individuals from a population of bank voles, Clethrionomys glareolus.
Speirs, R. S. and Meyer, R. K. (1949). Endocrinology 45, 403-429. The effects of
stress, adrenal and adrenocorticotrophic hormones on circulating eosinophils
of mice.
Stein, G. H. W. (1957). 2. Stiugetierk. 22, 117-135. Materialien zur Kenntnis der
Feldmaus, Microtus arvalis P.
Stendell, R. (1972). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. The occurrence,
food habits, and nesting strategy of white-tailed kites in relation to a fluctuating vole population.
Straka, F. and Gerasimov, S. (1971). Ann. Zool. Fennici 8, 113-116. Correlations
between some climatic factors and the abundance of Microtus arvalh in
Bulgaria.
Summerhayes, V. S. (1941). J . Ecology 29, 1-48. The effect of voles (Microtw,
agreatk) on vegetation.
Sutton, G. M. and Hamilton, W. J. (1932). Mem. Carneg. Mus. 12, (Pt. 2), 1-111.
The mammals of Southampton Island.
397
Reichstein, H. (1964). 2. wigs. Zool. 170, 112-222. Untersuchungen zum
Korperwachstum und zum Reproduktionspotential der Feldmaua, Microtw,
arvalia (Pallaa, 1779).
Ryszkowki, L. (1969). I n “Energy Flow Through Small Mammal Populations”
(K. Petrusewicz and L. Ryszkowski, Eds), pp. 281-289. Estimates of
consumption of rodent populations in different pine forest ecosystems.
Schaffer, W. M. and Tamarin, R. H. (1973). Evolution 27, 111-124. Changing
reproductive rates and population cycles in lemmings and voles.
Schultz, A. M. (1964). I n “Grazing in Terrestrial and Marine Environments”
(D. Crisp, Ed.), pp. 57-68. Blackwells, Oxford. The nutrient-recovery
hypothesis for arctic microtine cycles. 11. Ecosystem variables in relation to
the arctic microtine cycles.
Schultz, A. M. (1965). The Tundra as a Homeostatic System. Presented a t
A.A.A.S. Meetings, Dec. 1965. (Mimeo).
Schultz, A. M. (1969). I n “The Ecosystem Concept in Natural Resource Management’’ (G. M. Van Dyne, Ed.), pp. 77-93. Academic Press, New York. A
study of an ecosystem: the arctic tundra.
Selye, H. (1946). J. clin. Endocr. 6, 117-230. The general adaptation syndrome
and the diseases of adaptation.
Semeonoff, R. (1972). J. H e r d . 63,48-52. Two coat color variants in the prairie
vole.
Semeonoff, R. and Robertson, F. W. (1968). Biochem. Genet. 1, 20S227. A
biochemical and ecological study of plasma esteraae polymorphism in
natural populations of the field vole, Microtw, ugreatis L.
Seber, G. A. F. (1970). Biometrioo 26, 13-22. The effects of trap response on tag
recapture estimates.
Shelford, V. E. (1943). Ecology 24,472-484. Abundance of the collared lemmings
in the Churchill area, 1929-1940.
Smith, M. H., Blessing, R., Chelton, J. G., Gentry, J. B., Golley, F. B. and
McGinnis, J. T. (1971). Acta Theriol. 16, 105-126. Determining density for
small mammal populations using a grid and assessment lines.
Smyth, M. (1966). J. Anim. Ecol. 35, 471-485. Winter breeding in woodland
mice, Apodemw, sylvaticw, and voles, Clethrionomys glareolus and Microtw,
agrmtis, near Oxford.
Smyth, M. (1968). J. Anim. E d . 37, 167-183. The effects of the removal of
individuals from a population of bank voles, Clethrionomys glareolus.
Speirs, R. S. and Meyer, R. K. (1949). Endocrinology 45, 403-429. The effects of
stress, adrenal and adrenocorticotrophic hormones on circulating eosinophils
of mice.
Stein, G. H. W. (1957). 2. Stiugetierk. 22, 117-135. Materialien zur Kenntnis der
Feldmaus, Microtus arvalis P.
Stendell, R. (1972). Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. The occurrence,
food habits, and nesting strategy of white-tailed kites in relation to a fluctuating vole population.
Straka, F. and Gerasimov, S. (1971). Ann. Zool. Fennici 8, 113-116. Correlations
between some climatic factors and the abundance of Microtus arvalh in
Bulgaria.
Summerhayes, V. S. (1941). J . Ecology 29, 1-48. The effect of voles (Microtw,
agreatk) on vegetation.
Sutton, G. M. and Hamilton, W. J. (1932). Mem. Carneg. Mus. 12, (Pt. 2), 1-111.
The mammals of Southampton Island.