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CHARLES J . KREBS AND JUDITH H. MYERS
Tamarin, R. H. and Krebs, C. J, (1969). Evolution 23, 183-211. Microtua population biology. 11. Genetic changes at the transferrin locus in fluctuating
populations of two vole species.
Tamura, M. (1966). M. A. Thesis, Univ. California, Berkeley. Aggressive
behaviour in the California meadow mouse (Microtus californicus).
Tanaka, R. (1960). Jap. J . Ecol. 10, 102-106. Evidence against reliability of the
trap-night index as a relative measure of population in small mammals.
Tanaka, R. (1963). Res. Popul. Ecol. 5, 139-146. On the problem of trap-response
types of small mammal populations.
Tanake, R. (1964). Ree. Popul. Ecol. 6 , 5 6 6 6 . Population dynamics of the Smith’s
red-backed vole in highlands of Shikoku.
Tanaka, R. (1970). Rea. Popul. Ecol. 12, 111-125. A field study of the effect of
prebaiting on censusing by the capture-recapture method in a vole population.
Tanaka, R. (1972). Rea. Popul. Ecol. 13, 127-151. Investigation into the edge
effect by use of capture-recapture data in a vole population.
Tanton, M. T. (1965). J . Anim, Ecol. 34, 1-22. Problems of live-trapping and
population estimation for the wood mouse, Apodemus aylvaticus (L.).
Tanton, M. T. (1969). J . Anim. Ecol. 38, 511-529. The estimation and biology of
populations of the bank vole (Ckthrionomys glareolua (Schr.)) and wood
mouse (Apodemw, aylvaticw (L.)).
Tast, J. (1972). Ann. Zool. Fennici 9, 116-119. Annual variations in the weights
of wintering root voles, Microtus oecmomus, in relation to their food conditions.
Tast, J. and Kalela, 0. (1971). Ann. Acad. Sci. Fenn. Ser. A . Iv. Biol. 186, 1-14.
Comparisons between rodent cycles and plant production in Finnish Lapland.
Thompson, D. Q. (1955a). Arctic Imt. N . Am., Final Report, Proj. ONR-133,
63 pp. Ecology of the Lemmings.
Thompson, D. Q. (195513). Trans. 20th N . Am. Wildl. Conf., pp. 166-178. The
role of food and cover in population fluctuations of the brown lemming at
Pt. Barrow, Alaska.
Thompson, D. Q. (1965). Am. Midl. Nat. 74, 76-86. Food preference of the
meadow vole (Microtua pennaylvanicua) in relation to habitat affinities.
Trojan, P. (1969). I n “Energy Flow Through Small Mammal Populations.”
(K. Petrusewicz and L. Ryszkowski, Eds). Energy flow through a population
of Microtua arvcclia (Pall.) in an agrocenosis during a period of maw occurrence.
Turner, B. N. (1971). M.Sc. Thesis, Univ. North Dakota. The annual cycle of
aggression in male Microtw, penneylvanicus, and its relation to population
parameters.
Van Oortmerssen, G. A. (1970). Behaviour 38, 1-92. Biological significance,
genetics, and evolutionary origin of variability in behaviour within and
between inbred strains of mice (Mua muaculua).
Voipio, P. (1969). Oikos, 20, 101-109. Some ecological aspects of polymorphism in
the red squirrel Sciurua vulgaris L. in northern Europe.
Watson, A. (1956). J . Anim. Ecol. 25, 289-302. Ecological notes on the lemmings
Lemrnua trimuwonatua and Dicrostonyx groenlandicua in B f f i Island.
Watson, A. (1957). Ibia 99, 419-462. The behaviour, breeding and food-ecology
of the snowy owl Nyctea scandiaca.
Watson, A. and Moss, R. (1970). I n “Animal Populations in Relation to their
Food Resources” (A. Watson, Ed.), pp. 167-220. Blackwell, Oxford. Dom-