R. B. Clapp
1974, Special Scientific Report - Wildlife 181
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Not all publications have extents, not all extents are completely accurateWalter A. Bowles, V. A. Adomaitis, J.B. DeWitt, J.J. Pratt Jr.
1974, Technical Report 75-11-FEL.
Over 4,600 compounds, chiefly organic types, were evaluated using both a food acceptance test (Part A) and a barrier penetration bioassay (Part B), to correlate relationships between chemical structure and rodent repellency. These chemicals are indexed and classified according to the functional groups present and to the degree of substitution...
A.B. Amerson Jr., R. B. Clapp, W. O. Wirtz II
1974, Atoll Research Bulletin No. 174.
D.A. Whitcomb
1974, Michigan Wildlife Division Report no. 2720.
M. K. Klimkiewicz
1974, Book chapter, Terrestrial ecology studies and monitoring program of Douglas Point nuclear generating site
A. L. Gardner
Steven B. Young, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, The environment of the Noatak River Basin, Alaska
D. coordinator Pimentel coordinator, E. Kenaga, F.W. Slife, H. Mooney, R.E. Odum, L. Stickel
1974, Book chapter, Herbicide Report. Chemistry and Analysis, Environmental Effects, Agriculture and other Applied Uses
L. N. Locke
J.H. Noyes, D.R. Progulske, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, A Symposium on Wildlife in an Urbanizing Environment.
L.D. Mech
Ingbritt Kjerner, Per Bjurholm, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, XIth International Congress of Game Biologists
A. D. Geis
J.H. Noyes, D.R. Progulske, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, A Symposium on Wildlife in an Urbanizing Environment
W.B. Krohn, F.W. Martin, K.P. Burnham
1974, Book chapter, Proceedings of the 5th American Woodcock Workshop.
T.J. Peterle, S. Lustick, L.E. Nauman, R.E. Chambers
Ingbritt Kjerner, Per Bjurholm, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, XIth International Congress of Game Biologists
No abstract available....
C.S. Robbins, D.W. Rice
Warren B. King, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, Pelagic Studies of Seabirds in the Central and Eastern Pacific Ocean
Summarizes the seasonal distribution of pelagic recoveries of 324 banded Laysan Albatrosses and 399 banded Black-footed Albatrosses. Different age groups of each species concentrate in somewhat different areas, and, although range overlap between species is almost complete, each has its own distinctive seasonal distribution pattern....
C.S. Robbins
John P. Slusher, Thomas M. Hinckley, editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, Timber-Wildlife Management Symposium Proceedings.
The Breeding Bird Survey monitors annually the breeding populations of nearly 500 bird species by means of 2,000 random roadside counts of fifty 3-minute stops each. Results are computer-analyzed by State and Province, physiographic and geographic regions, and for the entire continent. Short- and long-term population changes are...
H. M. Ohlendorf, Erwin E. Klaas, T. E. Kaiser
M.A.Q. Khan, J.P. Bederka Jr., editor(s)
1974, Book chapter, Survival in Toxic Environments
No abstract available....
David R. Anderson
1974, Book
Optimal exploitation strategies were studied for an animal population in a stochastic, serially correlated environment. This is a general case and encompasses a number of important cases as simplifications. Data on the mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) were used to explore the exploitation strategies and test several hypotheses because relatively...
R.E. Mangold
1974, Book
D.R. Bystrak, C.S. Robbins, S.R. Drennan, R. Arbib, editor(s)
1974, Book
Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1974, Report
In August of 1973, the U. S. Geological Survey moved its first group of employees into the John Wesley Powell Federal Building of its newly constructed National Center at Reston, Virginia. The move signaled the fruition of more than a decade of planning and work to consolidate the agency's widespread...
D.M. Hopkins, R.W. Rowland, R.E. Echols, P. C. Valentine
1974, Quaternary Research (4) 441-470
Cover sediments of the York Terrace exposed near the California River, western Seward Peninsula, Alaska, yield mollusks, ostracodes, and foraminifera that lived during the Anvilian transgression of early Pleistocene age. The fossiliferous sediments lie at the inner edge of the York Terrace, a...
G.I. Smith
1974, Quaternary Research (4) 39-52
Geologic evidence in the closed Seistan Basin of southwestern Afghanistan and adjacent parts of Iran and Pakistan indicates that a lake as much as 65,000 sq km in size occupied this closed depression during Pleistocene time. The deposits consist mostly of lacustrine silt and clay and have a maximum observed...
Michael Churkin Jr., E.H. McKee
1974, Tectonophysics (23) 1-15
The seismic profile of the crust of the northern part of the Basin and Range province by its thinness and layering is intermediate between typical continental and oceanic crust and resembles that of marginal ocean basins, especially those with thick sedimentary fill. The...
M.J.S. Johnston
1974, Tectonophysics (23) 267-275
Physical theory and laboratory experiments both indicate that tectonomagnetic effects in seismically active areas should be detected with highly sensitive drift-free differential magnetometers. By using a pair of synchronized 0.25 7 absolute magnetometers to measure precisely field differences between 70 adjacent sites with...
William P. Dillon
1974, Marine Geology (16) 121-143
The structure of the continental shelf off southern Morocco was studied by means of 2,100 km of seismic reflection profiles, magnetic and bathymetric surveys, and dredge samples. The research area lies off four geologic divisions adjacent to the coast: the Atlas Mountains; the...
F. Barker, Z. E. Peterman
1974, Precambrian Research (1) 1-12
Interlayered plagioclase-quartz gneisses and amphibolites from 2.7 to more than 3.6 b.y. old form much of the basement underlying Precambrian greenstone belts of the world; they are especially well-developed and preserved in the Transvaal and Rhodesian cratons. We postulate that these basement rocks are largely a metamorphosed, volcanic, bimodal suite...