The Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Canada: Volume 95 - Issue S31

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ISSN: 0071-075X

EISSN: 1920-3047

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Volume 95 - Supplement S31 - 1963

Introduction

The Dynamics of Epidemic Spruce Budworm Populations

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The Spruce Budworm

The Development Of The Outbreak

The Investigations In The Unsprayed Area

The Investigations In The Sprayed Area

The Development Of A Population Model For The Spruce Budworm Through The Analysis Of Survival Rates

The Analysis Of Generation Survival In Relation To Age-Interval Survivals In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of Egg Survival In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of The Survival Of Small Larvae In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of The Survival Of Large Larvae In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of Pupal Survival In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of Female Proportion In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of Fecundity Proportion In The Unsprayed Area

The Analysis Of Moth Survival And Dispersal In The Unsprayed Area

The Population Model For The Unsprayed Area

How Closely Does The Model Mimic Reality?

What Is The Optimum Strategy For Studying Natural Populations Of The Spruce Budworm?

The Development Of Predictive Equations For The Spruce Budworm Based On Key-Factor Analysis

The Analysis Of Generation Survival In Relation To Age-Interval Survivals In The Sprayed Area

The Analysis Of Egg Survival In The Sprayed Area

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Volume 95 - Supplement S31 - 1963

Introduction

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