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Wildlife Research

Wildlife Research

Volume 22 Number 1 1995

WR9950001Two paradigms of population regulation

C. J. Krebs

pp. 1-10

WR9950001 Abstract | WR9950001PDF (504 KB)

WR9950011Population regulation: a dynamic complex of interactions

JC Holmes

pp. 11-19

WR9950021Modelling Wildlife-Parasite Interactions to Help Plan and Interpret Field Studies.

H McCallum

pp. 21-29

WR9950031 An Experimental Field Study to Examine Whether Capillaria Hepatica (Nematoda) Can Limit House Mouse Populations in Eastern Australia.

GR Singleton, GR Singleton, LK Chambers, LK Chambers, DM Spratt and DM Spratt

pp. 31-53

WR9950055Predation models for primary and secondary prey species

R. P. Pech, A. R. E. Sinclair and A. E. Newsome

pp. 55-63

WR9950055 Abstract | WR9950055PDF (552 KB)

WR9950065Does Dingo Predation or Buffalo Competition Regulate Feral Pig Populations in the Australian Wet-Dry Tropics? An Experimental Study.

L Corbett

pp. 65-74

WR9950075The relationship bewteen rainfall , lion predation and population trends in African herbivores.

MGL Mills, HC Biggs and IJ Whyte

pp. 75-87

WR9950089Testing predator–prey theory by studying fluctuating populations of small mammals.

S. Boutin

pp. 89-99

WR9950089 Abstract | WR9950089PDF (610 KB)

WR9950101Functional responses of optimal consumers and the potential for regulation of resource populations

OJ Schmitz

pp. 101-113

WR9950115Does risk of predation influence population dynamics? Evidence from cyclic decline of snowshoe hares

D. S. Hik

pp. 115-129

WR9950115 Abstract | WR9950115PDF (740 KB)

WR9950131Trophic interactions in two northern wolf-ungulate systems

F Messier

pp. 131-145