Movement Patterns of Field Rodents in Hawaii
- P. Q. Tomich
- Biology
- 1 April 1970
The information presented in this report can be applied not only to rural plague control, but also to other public health problems involving rats, and to eradication of rats that damage sugar cane and other agricultural crops.
Ecological Relations of Jaegers and Owls as Lemming Predators near Barrow, Alaska
- F. A. Pitelka, P. Q. Tomich, G. Treichel
- Environmental Science
- 1 February 1955
The annual cycle of the California ground squirrel : Citellus beecheyi
- P. Q. Tomich
- Environmental Science
- 1962
A Specialized Midventral Sebaceous Glandular Area in Rattus Exulans
- W. B. Quay, P. Q. Tomich
- Biology
- 13 December 1963
A midventral cutaneous glandular area is described for the first time in a Hawaiian population of Rattus exulans . Such a structure is not known to occur in other forms of the genus. It is an area of…
Movement Patterns of the Mongoose in Hawaii
- P. Q. Tomich
- Biology
- 1 July 1969
Food Habits of the Hoary Bat, Lasiurus cinereus, from Hawaii
- J. Whitaker, P. Q. Tomich
- Environmental Science
- 28 February 1983
Breeding Behavior of Jaegers and Owls near Barrow, Alaska
- F. A. Pitelka, P. Q. Tomich, G. Treichel
- Environmental Science
- 1955
On the arctic coast in 1952, near Barrow, Alaska, Pomarine Jaegers (Stercorarius pomarinus) and Snowy Owls (Nyctea scandiaca) nested at the time of an upswing in numbers of the cyclic brown lemming,…
Evidence for the extinction of plague in Hawaii.
- P. Q. Tomich, A. M. Barnes, W. Devick, H. Higa, G. Haas
- HistoryAmerican Journal of Epidemiology
- 1 February 1984
Improved sanitation, mechanized agriculture, gradients in rainfall and temperature, and the collapse of reservoir and vector populations during drought are cited as probable factors in the extinction of plague in Hawaii.
Studies of Leptospirosis in Natural Host Populations I. Small Mammals of Waipio Valley, Island of Hawaii
- P. Q. Tomich
- Biology
- 1 July 1979
The wet subtropical climate of Waipio Valley supports conditions for transmission of leptospirosis among small mammals, and possibly to humans, even in times of drought.
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