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Social Behavior, Reproduction, and Population Changes in the House Mouse (Mus musculus L.)
- Biology
- 1953
The present study of the interrelations of social behavior, reproduction, and population changes in the house mouse (Mus musculus L.) was undertaken in an effort to understand some of the aspects of…
Phenomena associated with population density.
- BiologyProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
- 1961
The data suggest that one or more factors besides testos- terone were responsible for stimulating preputial growth, and provides support for the that this species is basically regulated by physiologic regulation.
A method of self-control of population growth among mammals living
- in the wild. Science,
- 1949
The Population Dynamics of Confined House Mice Supplied with Unlimited Food
- Environmental Science
- 1955
The water relations of the cell walls of certain mosses as a determining factor in their distribution are studied as well as ecological observations on bryophytes.
The Social Contract (at press) cited in the violent
- way. Life,
- 1970
Some Effects of Thiamin on the Winning of Social Contacts in Mice
- PsychologyPhysiological Zoology
- 1945
The social behavior of the jewel fish, Hemichromis bimaculatus, and the effect of sex hormones on the social hierarchy of Xiphophorus helleri are studied.
Adrenal and Reproductive Responses to Population Size in Mice from Freely Growing Populations
- Biology
- 1956
This chapter discusses the evolution of nest-building behavior in Apicotermes (Isoptera) and Termite Control (2d ed.), pp. 42-49.
Raymond Pearl: The Biology of Population Growth
- EconomicsAmerican Journal of Sociology
- 1929
Raymond Pearl's conclusions on the rate of population growth include the following: (1) Populations grow according to the same mathematical law that individuals follow in the growth of their bodies.…