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The behaviour of experimental vole populations
118 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, VI, 1-2 FURTHER WORK ON COLOUR-CHANGE MECHANISMS AND BACKGROUND SELECTION IN XENOPUS BY R. WHEELER Oxford OLFACTORY THRES...
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118
ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, VI,
1-2
FURTHER WORK ON COLOUR-CHANGE MECHANISMS AND BACKGROUND SELECTION IN XENOPUS BY R. WHEELER Oxford
OLFACTORY THRESHOLDS FOR FATTY ACIDS IN DOGS BY D . G. MOULTON Department of Anatomy, University of Birmingham
EXPLORATION AND AVOIDANCE IN WILD AND LABORATORY RATS BY S . A. BARNETT Department of Zoology, University of Glasgow
THE BEHAVIOUR OF EXPERIMENTAL VOLE POPULATIONS BY D. CHITTY Bureau of Animal Population, Oxford
No precis of these papers were available at the time of going to press
An Extraordinary Meeting of the Association was held on 8th May, 1957, at University College, London . The following paper was read .
THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM IN INSECTS BY H . AUTRUM Department of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy, University of Wurzburg
No precis of this paper was available at the time of going to press .
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