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Reference Type	Journal (issue)
Journal	The Journal of Animal Ecology
Year	1936 (November)	Volume	5
Issue	< 2
Publisher	JSTOR
Mindat Ref. ID	9303755	Long-form Identifier	mindat:1:5:9303755:0
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	*Carpenter, J. Richard (1936) Quantitative Community Studies of Land Animals. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 231pp. doi:10.2307/1029*
	*Vevers, H. G., Fisher, James (1936) A Census of Gannets on Ailsa Craig, with a New Method of Estimating Breeding-Cliff Populations. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 246pp. doi:10.2307/1030*
	*Middleton, A. D. (1936) The Population of Partridges (Perdix perdix) in Great Britain During 1935. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 252pp. doi:10.2307/1031*
	Pickles, Walter (1936) Populations and Territories of the Ants, Formica fusca, Acanthomyops flavus, and Myrmica ruginodis, at Thornhill (Yorks). The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 262pp. doi:10.2307/1032
	*Harrison, H. (1936) The Shinyanga Game Experiment: A Few of the Early Observations. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 271pp. doi:10.2307/1033*
	Winterbottom, J. M. (1936) Bird Population Studies: An Analysis of the Avifauna of the Jeanes School Station, Mazabuka, Northern Rhodesia. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 294pp. doi:10.2307/1034
	*Maynard, Vera (1936) The Bird Population of an Area in Sussex. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 312pp. doi:10.2307/1035*
	*Davis, D. H. S. (1936) A Reconnaissance of the Fauna of Akpatok Island, Ungava Bay. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 319pp. doi:10.2307/1036*
	*Fidler, J. Havelock (1936) An Investigation into the Relation between Chafer Larvae and the Physical Factors of Their Soil Habitat. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 333pp. doi:10.2307/1037*
	*Williams, C. B. (1936) A Modified Greenwich Night-Cloud Recorder Used for Ecological Work. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 348pp. doi:10.2307/1038*
	*Cramp, S., Ward, J. H. (1936) The Rookeries of South Manchester and District. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 351pp. doi:10.2307/1039*
	*Stott, F. C. (1936) The Marine Foods of Birds in an Inland Fjord Region in West Spitsbergen: Part 1. Plankton and in Shore Benthos. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 356pp. doi:10.2307/1040*
	*Hartley, C. H., Fisher, James (1936) The Marine Foods of Birds in an Inland Fjord Region in West Spitsbergen: Part 2. Birds. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 370pp. doi:10.2307/1041*
	*Sokolov, N. P., Chvaliova, M. A. (1936) Nutrition of Gambusia affinis on the Rice Fields of Turkestan. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 390pp. doi:10.2307/1042*
	*Duffield, J. E. (1936) Fluctuations in Numbers of Crayfish. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 396pp. doi:10.2307/1043*
	*Ford, John (1936) A Method of Counting Large Samples of Small Arthropods. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 396pp. doi:10.2307/1044*
	*Tansley, A. G. (1936) The August Issue of The Journal of Ecology. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 398pp. doi:10.2307/1045*
	*Russell, E. S., Ehrenbaum, Ernst (1936) Sea Fish of Northern Europe. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 398pp. doi:10.2307/1046*
	*Pentelow, F. T. K., Foerster, R. E. (1936) A Population Experiment with Salmon. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 399pp. doi:10.2307/1047*
	*Elton, Charles, Linke, Franz, Schmidt, Wilhelm (1936) Climate in Ecology: A New Journal. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 399pp. doi:10.2307/1048*
	*Elton, Charles, Makins, F. K. (1936) Trees and Shrubs. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 400pp. doi:10.2307/1049*
	*Chitty, D. H., Menzies, W. J. M. (1936) Anadromous Fish. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 400pp. doi:10.2307/1050*
	*Carpenter, J. Richard, Elton, Charles (1936) Text-Book of Animal Ecology. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 400pp. doi:10.2307/1051*

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	*(1933, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 2 (2) JSTOR**
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	*(1960, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 29 (2) JSTOR**
	*(1961, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 30 (2) JSTOR**
	*(1932, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 1 (2) JSTOR**
	*(1934, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 3 (2) JSTOR**
	*(1935, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 4 (2) JSTOR**
	*(1937, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 6 (2) JSTOR**
	*(1938, November) The Journal of Animal Ecology* Vol. 7 (2) JSTOR**
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