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Alworth T. 1996. An experimental test of the function of sticks in the nests of house wrens. Condor 98: 841 - 844.

Alworth T. and I.B.R. Scheiber 1999. An incident of female – female aggression in the house wren (Troglodytes aedon). Wilson Bull. 111: 130 -132.

Alworth T. and I.B.R. Scheiber 2000. Nestbuilding in house wrens (Troglodytes aedon): A reexamination of male and female roles.  J. Field Ornithol. 71: 409 ­ 414

Backus V. L. Rules for allocation in a temperate forest ant: Demography, natural selection, and queen-worker conflict. Rules for Allocation in a Temperate Forest Ant: Demography, natural selection, and queen-worker conflict. The American Naturalist. 145[ 5], 774-796. May, 1995.

Backus V. L. & J.M. Herbers. Sexual allocation ratios in forest ants: Food limitations do not explain observed patterns. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 30, 425-429. 1992.

Baker T. C. & G.C. Eickwort. Development and bionomics of Chrysomelobis labidomerae...a parasite of the milkweed leaf beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Canadian Entomologist. 107, 627-638. 1975.

Banschbach V. S. & J.M. Herbers. Complex colony structure and social insects: II. Reproduction, queen-worker conflict, and level of selection. Evolution. 50, 285-297. 1996.

Banschbach V. S. & J.M. Herbers. Complex colony structure in social insects: I. Ecological determinants and genetic consequences. Evolution. 50, 285-297. 1996.

Barr D. The ejaculatory complex of water mites (Acari: Parasitengona): Morphology and potential value for systematics . Life Sciences Contribution. 85pp. 1972.

Bayless L. E. Population parameters for Chrysema picta in a New York pond. American Midland Naturalist. 93[ 1], 168-176. 1975.

Beatty S. W. Colonization dynamics in a mosaic landscape: the buried seed pool. Journal of Biogeography. 18, 553-563. 1991.

Beatty S. W. Competitive dominance in treefall microsites? Consequences of spatial patterning. Ecology. 1987.

Beatty S. W. Influence of microtopography and canopy species on spatial patterns of forest understory plants. Ecology. 65[ 5], 1406-1419. 1984.

Beatty S. W. & E.L. Stone. The variety of soil microsites created by treefalls. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 16, 539-548. 1986.

Beatty S. W. & O.D.V. Sholes. Leaf litter effect on plant species composition of deciduous forest treefall pits. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 16, 539-548. 1988.

Bingman V. P. Ontogeny of a multiple stimulus orientation system in the Savannah sparrow Passerculus sandwichensis. 1981. New York, State University at Albany.

Bingman V. P. Savannah Sparrows have a magnetic compass. Animal Behavior. 29[ 3], 962-963. 1981.

Bishop S. C. The function of the spur on the femur of the Palpus of the male, Leiobunum calcar (Wood), (Arachnida: Phalangida). Entomological News. 60, 10-11. 1949.

Bishop S. C. The life of a harvestman. Nature Magazine. 4pp. May, 1950.

Bishop S. C. The Phalangia (Opiliones) of New York with special reference to the species of the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, Rensselaerville, New York. Proceedings, Rochester Academy of Science. 9[ 3], 159-235. 1949.

Bishop S. C. Response of minnows to earth vibrations. Copeia. 4, 318. 1950.

Blair G. E., R.W. Parmelee, & R.L. Wyman. A comparison of the forest floor invertebrate communities of four forest types in the northeastern U.S. Pedobiologia. 38, 146-160. 1994.

Blanckenhorn W. U. Life-history differences in adjacent water strider populations: Phenotypic plasticity or heritable responses to stream temperature? Evolution. 45[ 6], 1520-1525 . 1991.

Brodie Jr. E. D. Biting and vocalization as anti-predator mechanisms in terrestrial salamanders. Copeia. [ 1], 127-129. 1978.

Brodie Jr. E. D. Hedgehogs use toad venom in their own defense. Nature. 268, 627-628. 1977.

Brodie Jr. E. D. Salamander anti-predation. Copeia. 3, 523-535. 1977.

Brodie Jr. E. D. & D.R. Formanowicz Jr. Antipredator mechanisms of larval anurans: protection of palatable individuals. Herpetologica. 43[ 3], 369-373. 1987.

Brodie Jr. E. D. & D.R. Formanowicz Jr. The development of noxiousness of Bufo americanus tadpoles to aquatic insect predators. Herpetologica. 34, 302-306. 1978.

Brodie Jr. E. D. & D.R. Formanowicz Jr. Palatability and antipredator behavior of the treefrog Hyla versicolor to the shrew Blarina brevicauda. Journal of Herpetology. 1982.

Brodie Jr. E. D. & E.D. Brodie III. Differential avoidance of mimetic salamanders by free-ranging birds. Science. 208, 181-183. 1980.

Brodie Jr. E. D., R.T. Nowak, & W.R. Harvey. The effectiveness of antipredator secretions and behavior of selected salamanders against shrews. Copeia [ 2], 270-274. 1979.

Campanella P. J. The evolution of mating systems in temperate zone dragonflies (Odonata: Anisoptera) II: Libellula luctyisa (Burmeister). Behaviour. 54, 278-309. 1975.

Collins S. L. Habitat relationships and survivorship of tree seedlings in hemlock-hardwood forests. Canadian Journal of Botany. 68. 1990.

Cooper K. W. A bilaterally gyandromorphic Hypidsynerus, and a summary of cytologic origins of such mosaic Hymenoptera, Biology of Eumenine wasps VI. Bulletin, Florida State Museum. 5[ 2], 25-40. 1959.

Cooper K. W. Biology of Eumenine wasps V. Digital communication in wasps. Journal of Experimental Zoology. 134, 469-514. 1957.

Cooper K. W. Biology of the Eumenine wasps I. The ecology, predation, and competition of Ancistrocerus antilope (Panzer). Transactions, American Entomological Society. 79, 13-35. 1953.

Cooper K. W. Biology of the Eumenine wasps II. Venereal transmission of mites by wasps, and some evolutionary problems from the remarkable association of the Ensliniella trisetosa with the wasp Ancistrocerus antilope. Transactions, American Entomological Society. 80, 119-174. 1955.

Cooper K. W. Biology of the Eumenine wasps IV. A trigonalid wasp parasitic on Rygchuim rugosum (Saussure), (Hymenoptera: Trigonalidae). Proceedings,Entomological Society of Washington. 56, 280-288. 1953.

Cooper K. W. Egg gigantism, oviposition, and genital anatomy: their bearing on the biology and phylogenetic position of Orussus (Humenoptera: Siricoidea). Proceedings, Rochester Academy of Science. 10, 38-68. 1953.

Cooper K. W. An instance of delayed communication in solitary wasps. Nature. 178, 601-602. 1956.

Crankshaw O. S. & R.W. Matthews. Sexual Behavior among Parasitic Megarhyssa Wasps (Hymanoptera: Ichneumonidae). Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 9, 1-7. 1981.

Cyr H. & M.L. Pace. Grazing by zooplankton and its relationship to community structure. Canadian Journal Fish. Aquatic Science. 49[ 7], 1455-1465. 1992.

Cyr H. & M.L. Pacee. Allometric theory: Extrapolation from individuals to communities. Ecology. 74[ 4], 1234--1245. 1993.

Dagleish R. C. The Penenirmus (Mallophaga: Ischnocera) of the Picidae (Aves: Piciformes). New York Entomological Society. 80, 83-104. 1972.

Dalgleish R. C. The Brueelia (Mallophaga: Ischnocera) of the Picidae (Aves: Piciformes). New York Entomological Society. 79, 139-146. 1971.

Dalgleish R. C. An improved technique for collecting bird ectoparasites. Turtox News. 44[ 2], 75. 1966.

Dalgleish R. C. The Picicoal (Mallophaga: Ischnocera) of the Picidae (Aves: Piciformes). Proceedings, Royal Entomological Society, London. 38, 101-113. 1969.

Dalgleish R. C. Two new species of Penenirmus (Mallophaga: Ischnocera) from Asian Barbets (Piciformes: Capitonidae). Canadian Entomologist. 99[ ], 604-606. 1967.

Dansereau P. La vegetation du Plateau des Helderbergs (N.Y.) et le climax regional. Annales de Association Canadienne Francaise pour l'Advancement des Sciences. 80, 83-104. 1944.

Davis D. E. The belligerency of the Kingbird. Wilson Bulletin. 53, 157-168. 1941.

Day J. F. & A.H. Benton. Population dynamics and coevolution of adult Siphonapteran parasites of the Southern Flying Squirrel (Glaucomys volans volans). American Midland Naturalist. 103[ 2], 333-338. 1980.

Dunson W. A., R.L. Wyman, & E.S. Corbett. A symposium on amphibian declines and habitat acidification. Journal of Herpetology. 26[ 4], 349-352. 1992.

Eberhard W. G. The natural history of the fungus gnats Leptomorphus bifasciatus (Say) and L. subcaeruleus (Coquillett) (Diptera: Mycetophilidae). Psyche. 77, 361-383. 1970.

Eberhard W. G. The predatory behavior of two wasps, Agenoideus humilus (Pompilidae) Sceliphron caementarium (Sphecidae), on the Orb Weaving Spider Araneus cornutus (Araneidae). Psyche. 77, 361-383. 1970.

Eickwort G. C. Aspects of the nesting biology and descriptions of immature stages of Perdita octomaculata and P. halictoides. Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society. 50[ 4], 577-599. 1977.

Eickwort G. C. Biology of the European Mason Bee Hoplitis anthocopoides (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae) established in New York State. Entomology. 3[ 2], 1-27. 1973.

Eickwort G. C. Gregarious nesting of the Mason Bee Hoplitis anthocopoides and the evolution of parasitism and sociality among Megachilid bees. Evolution. 29[ 1], 142-150. 1975.

Eickwort G. C. Hoplitis anthocopoides, a European Mason Bee established in New York State (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae). Psyche. 77, 190-201. 1970.

Eickwort G. C. Male territorial behavior in the Mason Bee Hoplitis anthocopoides (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae). Animal Behavior. 25[ 3], 542-554. 1977.

Eickwort G. C. Nest-building behavior of the Mason Bee Hoplitis anthocopoides (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae). Zeitschrift f. tierpsycologie. 37[ 3], 237-254. 1975.

Eickwort G. C. A new species of Chrysomelobia (Acari: Tarsinemina; Podapolipidae) from North America and the taxonomic position of the genus. Canadian Entomologist. 107, 613-626. 1975.

Eickwort K. R. Cannibalism and kin selection in Labidomera clivicollis (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). The American Midland Naturalist. 107[ 955], 452-453. 1973.

Eickwort K. R. Population dynamics of a relatively rare species of Milkweed beetle (Labidomera). Ecology. 58[ 3], 527-538. 1977.

Eisner T., D.F. Weimer, L.W. Haynes, & J. Meinwald. Lucibufagens: Defensive steroids from the fire-flies Photinus ignitus and P. marginellus (Coleoptera: Lampyridae). Proceedings, National Academy of Sciences.

Eisner T., K. Hicks, M. Eisner, & D.Robson. "Wolf in sheep's Clothing" Strategy of a predaceous insect larva. Science 199, 790-794. 1978.

Elliott W. M., N.B. Elliott, & R.L. Wyman. Relative Effect of litter and forest type on rate of decomposition. American Midland Naturalist. 129, 87-95. 1993.

Evans H. E. Burrow sharing and transfer in the Digger Wasp Philanthus gibbosus (Fabricus). Animal Behavior. 21, 302-308. 1973.

Evans H. E. Nesting behavior of Philanthus albopilosus with comparisons between two widely seperated populations. Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 68[ 5], 888-892. 1975.

Evans H. E. Observations on the nesting behavior of wasps of the tribe Cercerini. Journal, Kansas Entomological Society. 44, 500-523. 1971.

Formanowicz Jr. D. R. Anuran tadpole/aquatic insect predator-prey interactions: tadpole size and predator capture success. Herpetologica. 42, 367-372. 1979.

Formanowicz Jr. D. R. & E.D. Brodie Jr. Larvae of the predaceous diving beetle Dysticus verticalis acquire ans avoidance response to skin secretions of the newt Notopthalmus viredescens. Herpetologica. 37[ 3], 172-176. 1981.

Formanowicz Jr. D. R. & E.D. Brodie Jr. Palatability and antipredator behavior of selected Rana to the shrew Blarina. American Midland Naturalist. 101, 456-458. 1979.

Formanowicz Jr. D. R. & E.D. Brodie Jr. Preputation behavior and pupation of the predaceous diving beetle Dytiscus verticalis Say (Coleoptera: dystiscidae). Journal New York Entomological Society. 89[ 3], 152-157. 1981.

Formanowicz Jr. D. R. & E.D. Brodie Jr. Relative palatabilities of members of a laval amphibian community. Copeia. [ 1], 91-97. 1982.

Fraser D. F. & T.E. Sise. Observations on stream minnows in a patchy environment: A test of a theory of habitat distribution. Ecology. 61[ 4], 790-797. 1980.

Frisbie M. P. & R.L. Wyman. The effect of environmental pH on sodium balance in the red-spotted newt, Notophthalmus viridenscens. Archives of environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 26[ 4], 434-442. 1992.

Frisbie M. P. & R.L. Wyman. The effect of soil chemistry on sodium balance in the red-backed salamander: A comparison of two forest types. Journal of Herpetology. 23, 64-68. 1992.

Frisbie M. P. & R.L. Wyman. The effects of soil pH on sodium balance in the red-backed salamander, Plethodon cinereus, and three other terrestrial salamanders. Physiological Zoology. 64[ 4], 1050-1068. 1991.

Frisbie M. P. & R.L. Wyman. A field simulation of the effect of acidic rain on ion balance in a woodland salamander. Arch. Environ. Contam. Toxicol. 28, 327-333. 1995.

Funk R. E. & D.W. Steadman. Archeological and Paleoenvironmental Investigations in the Dutchess Quarry Caves, Orange County, New York. Persimmon Press, Buffalo, NY , 125pp. 1994.

Galambos R. & D.R. Griffin. Obstacle aviodance by flying bats: The cries of bats. Journal of Experimental Zoology. 89[ 3], 475-490. 1942.

Goin O. B. & C.J. Goin. Return of the toad, Bufo Terrestris Americanus, to the breeding site. Herpetologica. 16, 276. 1960.

Goldblum D. The effects of treefall gaps on understory vegetation in New York State. Journal of Vegetation Science. 8, 125-132. 1997.

Goldblum D. Regeneration in unmanaged conifer plantations, Upstate New York. Northeastern Naturalist. 5[ 4], 343-358. 1998.

Goldblum D. The Role of Treefall Gaps and Forest Edges on Understory Vegetation Dynamics in a Mixed Deciduous Forest. 183pp. 1994. University of Colorado.

Goldblum D. & S.W. Beatty. The effects of an old field/forest edge on a northeastern U.S. deciduous forest understory community. Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society. 126[ 4], 335-343. 1999.

Griffin D. R. How bats guide their flight by supersonic echoes. American Journal of Physics. 12, 342-345. 1944.

Griffin D. R. Notes on the life histories of New England cave bats. Journal of Mammology. 21, 181-187. 1940.

Griffin D. R. Travels of banded cave bats. Journal of Mammology. 26, 15-23. 1945.

Griffin D. R. & R. Galambos. The sensory basis of obstacle avoidance by flying bats. Journal of Experimental Zoology. 86, 481-506. 1941.

Hamilton Jr. W. J. Activity of Brewer's Mole (Parascalops breweri). Journal of Mammology. 20, 307-310. 1939.

Hamilton Jr. W. J. The Biology of the Smokey Shrew (Sorex fumeus fumeus(Miller)). Zoologica. 25, 473-492. 1940.

Hamilton Jr. W. J. The food and feeding behavior of the Green Frog, Rana clamitans Latreille, in New York State. Copeia. 3, 203-207. 1948.

Hamilton Jr. W. J. Small mammals trapped by plants. Journal of Mammology. 20, 110. 1939.

Hamilton Jr. W. J. & D.B. Cook. Small mammals and the forest. 38, 468-473. 1940.

Harder L. D. & J.D. Thomson. Evolutionary options for maximizing pollen dispersal of animal-pollinated plants. The American Naturalist. 133[ 3], 323-344. 1989.

Harder L. D., M.B. Cruzan, & J. Thomson. Unilateral incompatibility and the potential effects of interspecific pollination for Erythronium americanum and E. albidum (Liliaceae). Canadian Journal of Botany. 71, 353-358. 1993.

Harder L. D., M.B. Cruzan, & R. Unnasch. Sexual reproduction and variation in floral morphology in an ephemeral vernal lily, Erythronium americanum. Oecologia. 67, 286-291. 1985.

Harrison F. W., N.W. Kaye, & G.I. Kaye. The dermal membrane of the freshwater sponge, Eunapius fragilis (Leidy, 1851). Assoc. S.E. Biol. Bulletin 33 (abstract). 1986.

Harrison F. W., N.W. Kaye, & G.I. Kaye. The "dermal membrane" of the freshwater sponge, Eunapius fragilis (Leidy, 1851). Proceedings, Third Int. Conv. Biology of Sponges. 1987.

Henry C. S. Acoustic recognition of sibling species within the holarctic lacewing Chrsoperla carnea (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Systematic Entomology. 8[ ], 293-301. 1983.

Henry C. S. Acoustical communication during courtship and mating in the green lacewing Crysopa carnea (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Entomological Society of America. 72, 68-79. 1979.

Henry C. S. The courtship call of Chrysopa downesi: Banks (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae): its evolutionary significance. Psyche. 86[ 2-3], 291-297. 1979.

Henry C. S. The importance of low-frequency, substrateborne sounds in lacewing communication (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae). Annals, Entomological Society of America. 73[ 6], 617-621. 1980.

Henry C. S. The proliferation of cryptic species in Chrysoperla green lacewings through song divergence. Florida Entomologist. 68[ 1], 18-38. 1985.

Henry C. S. Reply to Tauber and Tauber's "Sympatric specification in Chrysopa: further discussion.". Annals, Entomology. 75[ 1], 3-4. 1982.

Henry C. S., M.L.M. Wells, & C.M. Simon. Convergent evolution of courtship songs among cryptic species of the Carnea group of green lacewings (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae: Chrysoperla). Evolution. 53[ 4], 1165-1179. 1999.

Herbers J. M. Community structure in north temperate ants: temporal and spatial variation. Oecologia. 81, 201-211. 1989.

Herbers J. M. ( 1993) Ecological determinants of queen number in ants. In: Queen number in sociality in insects (ed L. Keller) pp. 262-293. Oxford University Press., Oxford, UK.

Herbers J. M. Ecological genetics of queen number in Leptothorax ants. Proceedings of the XVII International Congress of Entomology. p. 516. 1984.

Herbers J. M. Ecological genetics of queen number in Leptothorax longispinosus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Entomologica Generalis et Applicatus. 11, 119-123. 1986.

Herbers J. M. Effects of ecological parameters on queen ant number in Leptothorax longispinosus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society. 59, 675-686. 1986.

Herbers J. M. Foraging behavior and colony structure in ants. Animal Behaviour. 51, 141-153. 1996.

Herbers J. M. Nest site limitation and facultative polygymy in Leptothorax longispinosus. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 19, 115-122. 1986.

Herbers J. M. ( 1990) A path analysis model for empirical study of allocation ratios in social insects. In: Social Insects in the Environment. pp. 361-362. Oxford and IBH Publishing Co., New Delhi.

Herbers J. M. Patterns of reproduction in slavemaking ants. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. 265, 875-887. 1998.

Herbers J. M. Population structure in Leptothorax longispinosus. Abstract of 10^th International Congress of the International Union for the Study of Social Insects. p.20. 1986.

Herbers J. M. ( 1987) Population structure in Leptothorax longispinosus. In: Chemistry and Biology of Social Insects. (eds J.Eider and H. Rembold.) Verlag J. Peperny, Munich.

Herbers J. M. ( 1982) Queen number and colony ergonomics in Leptothorax longispinosus. In: Biology of Social Insects. (eds M. Breed, C. Michener, and H. Evans.) pp. 238-242. Westview Press, Boulder, CO.

Herbers J. M. Queen-worker conflict and eusocial evolution in a polygynous ant species. Evolution. 38, 631-643. 1984.

Herbers. J.M. Reproductive investment and allocation ratios in Leptothorax longispinosus: sorting out the variation. The American Naturalist. 136, 178-208. 1990.

Herbers J. M. Seasonal structuring of a north temperate ant community. Insectes Sociaux. 32, 224-240. 1985.

Herbers J. M. Social organization in Leptothorax ants: within and between-species patterns. Psyche. 90, 361-386. 1983.

Herbers J. M. & M. Cunningham. Social organization in Leptothorax longispinosus Mayr. Animal Behavior. 31, 775-791. 1983.

Herbers J. M. & R.J. Stuart. Patterns of reproduction in slavemaking ants. Proceedings of the XX International Congress of Entomology. p. 405. 1996.

Herbers J. M. & R.J. Stuart. Patterns of reproduction in southern versus northern populations of Leptothorax ants (Hymenoptera Formicidae). Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 89, 354-360. 1996.

Herbers J. M. & R.J. Stuart. ( 1990) Relatedness and Queen Number in Leptothorax longispinosus: sorting out the variation. In: Social Insects in the Environment. pp. 258-259. Oxford and IBH Publishing Co., New Delhi.

Herbers J. M. & V.S. Banschbach. Plasticity of social organization in a forest ant species. Proceedings of the XX International Congress of Entomology. p.395. 1996.

Herbers J. M. & V.S. Banschbach. Size-dependent nest site choice by cavity-dwelling ants. Psyche. 102, 13-17. 1995.

Hey J. & D. Houle. Habitat choice in the Drosophila affinis subgroup. Heredity. 58, 463-471. 1986.

Ingram W. K. Observations of egg laying habits, eggs and young of land mollusks on the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve, Rensselaerville, New York. Nautilus. 59, 87-93. 1944.

Ingram W. M. Daylight activity of land mollusks. Nautilus. 54, 87-90. 1941.

Ingram W. M. Habits of land mollusca at Rensselaerville in Albany County, New York. American Midland Naturalist. 25, 644-651. 1941.

Ingram W. M. Snail associates of Blarina brevicauda talpoides (Say). Journal of Mammology. 23, 255-258. 1942.

Ingram W. M. Survival of freshwater mollusks during periods of dryness. Nautilus. 54, 84-90. 1941.

Ingram W. M. Utilization of stones for shelter by land snails. Nautilus. 55, 13-15. 1941.

Ingram W. M. & E.C. Raney. Additional studies on tagged bullfrogs; Rana catesbeiana Shaw. American Midland Naturalist. 29, 239-241. 1943.

Ingram W. M. & E.P. Odum. Nests and behavior of Lepomis gibbosus (Linnaeus) in Lincoln Pond, Rensselaerville, New York. American Midland Naturalist. 26, 182-193. 1941.

Ingram W. M. & O.H. Hewitt. Sporocysts of Leucochloridium in Succinea from New York State. Nautilus. 56, 92-97. 1943.

Jablonski P. & K. Vepsäläinen. Conflict between sexes in the water strider, Gerres lacustris: a test of two hypotheses for male guarding behavior. Behavioral Ecology. 6[ 4], 388-392.

Jablonski P. & R.S. Wilcox. Signaling asymmetry in the communication of the water strider Aquarius remigis in the context of dominance and spacing in the non-mating season. Ethology. 102, 353-359. 1996.

Jones T. H., J. Meinwald, K.Hicks, & T. Eisner. Characterization and synthesis of volatile compounds from the defensive secretions of some "daddy longlegs" (Arachnida: Opiliones: Leiobunum spp.). Proceedings, National Academy of Sciences. 74[ 2], 419-422. 1977.

Jones T. H., W.E. Conner, A.F. Kluge, T.Eisner, & J.Meinwald. Defensive substances of Opilionids. Experientia. 32, 1234-1235. 1976.

Kaminsky S. K. Bufo americanus (American toad) reproduction. Herpetological Review. 28[ 20], 84. 1997.

Karoly K. Dioecy and Gametophytic Self-incompatibility: Reproductive Efficiency Revisited. The American Naturalist. 144, 677-687. 1994.

Kendeigh S. C. Body temperatures of small mammals. Journal of Mammology. 26, 86-87. 1945.

Kendeigh S. C. Breeding birds of the Beech-Maple-Hemlock community. Ecology. 27, 226-244. 1946.

Kendeigh S. C. Community selection by birds on the Helderberg Plateau of New York. Auk. 62, 418-436. 1945.

Kendeigh S. C. Homing of Peromyscus maniculatus gracilis. Journal of Mammology. 25, 405-407. 1944.

Kendeigh S. C. Nesting behavior of wood warblers. Wilson Bulletin. 57, 145-164. 1945.

MacLeod E. G. Experimental induction and elimination of adult diapause and autumnal coloration in Chrysopa carnea (Neuroptera). Journal of Insect Physiology. 13, 1343-1349. 1967.

MacLeod E. G. & J.K. Sheldon. A dominant mutation modifying the structural eye color in Chrysopa carnea. Journal of Heredity. 63, 63-68. 1972.

Magnarelli L. A. Physiological age of mosquitos. (Diptera: Culicidae) and observations on partial bloodfeeding. Journal of Medical Entomology. 13[ 4], 445-450. 1977.

Magnarelli L. A. Physiological age studies of Tabanidae (Diptera) in Eastern New York State, USA. Journal of Medical Entomology. 12[ 6], 679-682. 1976.

Makarewicz J. C. & G.E. Likens. Niche analysis of a zooplankton community. Science. 190, 1000-1003. 1975.

Marden J. H. Effects of load-lifting constraints on the mating system of a dance fly. Ecology. 70[ 2], 496-502. 1989.

Markle M. S. The algae of the Edmund Niles Huyck Preserve. Indiana Academy of Science. 59, 80-81. 1950.

Martyniuk J. Electrophoretical evidence for multiple mating in field populations of Linyphia marginata (Arachneae: Linyphidae). American Arachnologist. 24, 18. 1981.

Martyniuk J. & D.H. Wise. Stage-biased overwintering survival of the filmy dome spider (Arachneae: Linyphiidae). Journal of Arachnology. 13, 321-329. 1985.

Martynuik J. & J. Jaenike. Multiple mating and sperm usage patterns in natural populations of Prolinyphia marginata (Arachneae: Linyphidae). Entomological Society of America. 75, 5. 1982.

Matthews R. W. & J.R. Matthews. Malaise trap studies of flying insects in a New York State Mesic forest. I. Ordinal composition and seasonal abundance. Journal, New York Entomological Society. 78, 52-59. 1970.

Matthews R. W., J.R. Matthews, & O.S. Crankshaw. Aggregation in male parasitic wasps of the genus Megarhyssar: I. Sexual discrimination, tergal stroking behavior and... Florida Entomologist. 62[ 1], 3-8. 1979.

Meinwald J., J. Smolanoff, A.C. Chibnall, & T.Eisner. Characterization and synthesis of waxes from homopterous insects. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 1[ 2], 269-274. 1975.

Meinwald J., J. Smolanoff, A.T. McPhail, R.W. Miller, T.Eisner, & K.Hicks. Nitrpolyzonamine: A spirocyclic nitro compound from the defense glands of a millipede (Polyzonium rosalbum). Tetrahedron Letters. 28, 2367-2370. 1975.

Meinwald J., T.H. Jones, T.Eisner, & K. Hicks. New methylcyclopentanoid terpenes from the larval defensive secretion of a chrysomelid beetle (Plagiodera versicolora). National Academy of Sciences. 74[ 6], 2189-2193. 1977.

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