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PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW ZEALAND ECOLOGICAL

SOCIETY

AUTHOR INDEX VOLUMES 1-21

ALLEN, K. R.1954. The growth of accuracy in ecology. 2: 1.1955. The classification of fresh-water habitats. 3: 24.1957. Natural areas in the distribution of freshwater

fish. 4: 14.1959. The distribution of stream-bottom faunas. 6: 5.1960. Effect of land development on stream bottom

faunas. 7: 20.1961. Relations between Salmonidae and native fresh-

water fauna in New Zealand. 8: 66.1962. Exploitation of fish populations. 9: 39.

ATKINSON, I. A. E.1959. See Druce, A. P. and Atkinson, 1. A. E.1960. Forest vegetation of the inner islands of the

Hauraki Gulf. 7: 29.1962. Semi~quantitative measurements of canopy

composition as a basis for mapping vegetation.9: 1.

1964. Relations between feral goats and vegetation inNew Zealand. 11: 39.

1973. Protection and use of the islands in HaurakiGulf Maritime Park. 20: 103.

ATKINSON, I. A. E. and CAMPBELL, D. J.1966. Habitat factors affecting saddlebacks on Hen

Island. 13: 35.ATKINSON, 1. A. E. and GREENWOOD, R. M.1972. Effects of the 1969{70 drought on two remnants

of indigenous lowland forest in the Manawatudistrict. 19: 34.

BALHAM, R. W.1969. The teaching of ecology at university level.

16: 76.BAMFORD, J.1970. Evaluating opossum poisoning operations by

interference with non-toxic baits. 17: 118.BARRATT, Beryl C.1966. Factors of mull and mor development in tempM

erate grasslands. 13: 24.BARTON, I. L.1972. The practice of forestry within Auckland's operM

ating water t:atchments. 19: 46.BARY, B. M.1957. Plankton. 4: 28.

BATCHELER, C. L.1957. See Riney, T. and Batcheler, C. L.1967. Preliminary observations of alpine grasshoppers

in a habitat modified by deer and chamois.

14: 15.

1968. Compensatory response of artificially conMtrolled mammal populations. 15: 25.

1973. Estimating density and dispersion from trunc-ated or unrestricted joint point-distance nearestM

neighbour distances. 20: 131.

BATCHELER, C. L. and BELL, D. J.1970. Experiments in estimating density from joint

and nearest neighbour distance samples. 17:

111.

BATHAM, E. J.1953. A conception of biological communities. 1: 5.

BAUMGART, I. L.1957. The delineation of natural areas-soils. 4: 7.1952. The soils of Western Taupo. N.Z. Sc. Rev. 10:

88.BAYLIS, G. T. S.1952. Some aspects of plant ecology on islands. N.Z.

Sc. Rev. 10: 85.1957. An attempt to measure local variations in

climate with improvised apparatus. 4: 41.1959. An example of winter injury to silver beech

at moderate altitude. 6: 21.

BELL, D. J.1970. See Batcheler, C. L. and Bell, D. J.

BELL, R. A. I.1966. A miniature thermophotometer for lake and

marine ecology. 13: 44.BENZIE, Vivienne1968. Some ecological aspects of the spawning be-

haviour and early development of the commonwhitebait. 15: 31.

BERGQUIST, P. L.1%0. The marine algal ecology of some islands of

the Hauraki Gulf. 7: 43.BEVERIDGE, A. E. and DANIEL, M. J.1966. A field trial of a new rat poison compound-

S-6999 on brown rats. 13: 40.BIGELOW, R. S.1971. Population pressure and the physical and cul-

tural evolution of modern man. 18: 5.BOFFA, F. D.1972. The environment thing. 19: 30.

BRAY, J. R.1971. Climatic change and atmospheric pollution. 18:

3,8.

BROCKIE, R. E.1957. The hedgehog population and invertebrate

fauna of the West Coast sand dunes. 5: 27.BRODIE, J. W.1957. Marine geology of Cook Strait. 4: 27.

BROUGHAM, R. W.1966. Aspects of light utilisation, leaf development

AUTHOR INDEX VOLUMES 1-21

and senescence and of grazing on grass-legume balance and productivity of pastures.

13: 58.BULL, P. C.1952. Birds and mammals of Western Taupo. N.Z.

Sc. Rev. 10: 91.] 957. Cbanging incidence of parasites in a declining

rabbit population. 5: ] 1.

]959. Birds of tbe Huu Valley. 6: 52.

BULLOCK, B. T.J 973. A low altitude snow tussock reserve at BJack

Rock, Eastern Otago. 20: 41.

BULL, P. C. and TAYLOR, R. IL]956. Tbe influence of host age in parasitism of wild

rabbits. 3: 29.BULL, R. M.1967. See Caithness, T. A., Williams. M. J. and Bull,

R. M.BURRELL. Juliet and l\IARK, A. F.1966. See Mark, A. F. and Burrell, Juliet.

BURROWS, C. J. and DOBSON, A. T.1972. Mires of the Manapouri-Te Anau lowlands.

19: 75.CAITHNF.8S. T. A. and PENGELLY, W. J.1973. Use of Pukepuke Lagoon by water fowl. 20: 1.

CATHNESS, T. A., WILLIAMS, M. J. and BULL, R. M.1967. Birds and aircraft: a problem on some New

Zealand airfields. 14: 58.CALDER, J. W. and WARDLE, P.1969. Succession in subalpine vegetation at Arthur's

Pass. New ZeaJand. 16: 36.CAMERON, R. J.1964. The exploitation of indigenous forests. 9: 50.

CAMPBELL, A. P.1963. Methods of obtaining hydrological evidence on

climatic change. 10: 24.CAMPBELL, D. J.1966. See Atkinson, I. A. E. and Campbell, D. J.

CAMPBELL, P. A.1973. The feeding behaviour of the hedgehog

(Erinacells el/fopaellS L.) in pasture land in

New Zealand. 20: 35.

CARNAHAN, J. A.1957. Botany of tbe Manawatu sand country. 5: 17.

1961. Ecological interaction between introduced andindigenous plant species in the Manawatu dis-

trict. 8: 15.

CASSIE, R. M.J953. Factors in the control of a sea fishery. J: 20.

1957. The sampling problem with particular referenceto marine organisms. 4: 37.

1957. Shallow water diving in marine ecology. 5: 4.

1960. Hydrology of Hauraki Gulf. 7: 40.1969. Multivariate analysis in ecology. 16: 53.

CHAJ.LlES, C. N.1974. Trends in red deer (Cervlls elaphus) popula.

tions in Westland forests. 21: 45.

CHAPMAN, V. J.1959. Changes in salt-marsh vegetation. 6: 24.

117

CHRISTIE, A. H. C.1964. A note on chamois in New Zealand. II: 32.1967. The sensitivitv of chamois and red deer to

temperature fluctuations. 14: 34.CHUA, Siew

_

1972. See Daly, G. T., Smith, B. E. and Cbua, S.COTIIER, W.1954. Population growth in some introduced insects

in New Zealand. 2: 10.COULTER, J. D.1966. Dry spells in New Zealand as a factor in plant

ecology. 13: 4.1967. Mountain climate. 14: 40.

COUPER, R. A.1953. See McQueen, D. R. and Couper, R. A.

COWIE, J. D.1957. The soils of the Manawatu sand country. 5: 15.

COX, J. E. and j\IEAD, C. B.1963. Soil evidence relating to post-glacial climate

on the Canterbury Plains. 10: 28.CROKER, B.1957. Autecology and the New Zealand flora. 4: 39.

CROOK, I. G.J972. Engineering and conservation in the Snowy

Mountains, Australia. 19: 16.1973. The tuatara, Sphenodoll pll1ictatlls Gray, on

islands with and without populations of thePolynesian rat, Rattus exularlS (Peale), 20: 115.

CRUSH, J. R.1972. See Mark, A. F., Crush, J. R. and Muerk, C. D.

CULLIFORD, P. J.1953. The occurrence of fungal associations in New

Zealand soils. 1: 21.CUMBER, R. A.1961. The interaction of native and introduced insect

species in New Zealand. 8: 55.CUNNINGHAM, B. T.1957. The coastal dune lakes. 5: 22.

CUTLER, E. J. B.1965. Some pedological factors of importance to the

pasture ecosystem in the South Island. 13: 65.DALY, G. T.1967. Ordination of grassland and related commun-

ities in Otago. 14: 63.1970. Bryophyte and lichen indicators of air pollu-

tion in Christchurch, New Zealand. 17: 70.DALY, G. T., SMI1H, B. E. and SlEW CHUA1972. Carbon and nitrogen fixation in rhizomatous

species of Coriaria. 19: 65.DANIEL, M. J.] 970. Bat sightings on Kapiti Island, New Zealand.

1906.1969. 17: 136.1973. Seasonal diet of the ship rat (Rattus r. rattus)

jn lowland forest in New Zealand. 20: 21.

DANIEL, M. J.1966. See Beveridge, A. F. and Daniel, M. J.

DAWBIN, W. H.1954. Subantarctic marine food cycles and their rela-

tion to discontinuous plankton concentrations.2: 19.

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DAWSON, E. W.1965. Oceanography and marine zoology of the New

Zealand subantarctic. 12: 44.DAWSON, J. E.1963. Origins of New Zealand alpine flora. 10. 12.

DE LISLE, 1. F.1965. The climate of the Auckland Islands, Campbell

Island and Macquairie Island, 12:37.DELL, R. K.1956. Marine environments. 3: 25.1957. Natural areas in New Zealand-land snails.

4: 13.1959. Some ecological aspects of the Hutt Valley as

an animal habitat. 6: 49.

DOBSON, A. T.1973,. Changes in the structure of a riparian com~

munity as the result of grazing. 20: 58.

DOUGLAS, 1. A.1970. The Cockayne plots of Central Otago. 17: 18.

DOUGLAS, R. T.1972. Air pollution in New Zealand. 19: 23.

DRUCE, A. P.1960. Vegetation pattern in North Island mountains.

7: 16.1952. The vegetation of western Taupo. N.z. Sc. Rev.

10: 89.

DRUCE, A. P. and ATKINSON, I. A. E-- 1959. Forest variation in the Hutt catchment. 6: 41.

DUNBAR, G. A.1970. Sowing native tussock sp~cies in high altitude

vegetation trials. 17: 25.1971. The effectiveness of some herbaceous species

for montane and subalpine re-vegetation. 18:48.

1974. The influence of fertiliser and ground coveron growth and survival of tussock species onmountain sub-soils. 21: 51.

nUNCAN, K. W.1972. A modification to Lefkovitch's index of spatial

distribution. 19: 158.

ESLER, A. E.1963. The influence of pre-European fires in the

Tiritea catchment, Northern Tararuas. 10: 8.1969. Manawatu sand plain vegetation. 16: 32.1970. Manawatu sand dune vegetation. 17: 41.1970. See Mark, A. F. and Esler, A. E.1974. Vegetation of the sand country bordering the

Waitakere Range, Auckland: the southernbeaches. 21: 72.

FALLA, R. A.1953. Change and adjustment in plant and animal

communities. 1: 3.1956. Some reflections on the training of an ecologist.

3-Presidential address.1957. Ecological aspects of Antarctic biology. 4

-Presidential address.1957. Birds of the sand countrv. 5: 24..

1962. Exploitations of seals, whales and penguins inNew Zealand. 9: 34.

1965. Birds and mammals of the subantarctic islands12: 63.

FENEMORE, P. G.1966. Effects of grass grub infestations on pasture.

13: 75.FISH, G. R.1963. Limnological conditions and growth of trout

in three lakes near Rotorua. 10: 1.FISHER, F. 1. F.1960. Comparative physiology of ecological races in

Mimulus. 7: 17.FLEMING, C. A.1952. Historical factors affecting the ecology of

isolated areas. N .Z. Sc. Rev. 10: 86.1954. Geological history. 2: 16.1957. Biogeography of Cook Strait seabirds. 4: 33.1963. Age of the alpine biota. 10: 15.1963. Evidence for ecologically significant changes in

climate during the post-glacial period in NewZealand. 10: 48.

FORDHAM, R. A.1968. Dispersion and dispersal of the Dominican gull

in Wellington, New Zealand. 15: 40.FORDHAM, R. A. and OGDEN, J.1974. An ecological approach to New Zealand's

future. 21: (Supplement).FORSTER, R. R.1956. Terrestrial environments in New Zealand. 3: 23.

11RANKLlN, D. A.1974. Beech (Nothofagu.5) silviculture in the South

Island. 21: 17.

GALLOWAY, D. .1.1966. Vegetation studies on the Humboldt mountains,

Fiordland. Part 2. The Lichens. 13: 19.

GARNER, D. M.1957. Physical oceanography of Cook Strait. 4: 28.

GARRICK, 1. A. F.1957. Sharks and rays of Cook Strait. 4: 29.

GIBB, J. A.1961. Ecology of the birds of Kaingaroa forest. 8: 29.1968. The evolution of reproductive rates: are there

no rules? 15:1.

GIBBS, H. S.1959. Notes on the soils of the Hutt Valley. 6: 35.

GIBBS, G. W.1973. Cycles of macrophytes and phyto-plankton in

Pukepuke Lagoon following a severe drought.20: 13.

GILLHAM, M. E.1957. Ecology of some New Zealand seabird colonies.

5: 9.

GILL, B. .J.] 973. Distribution and habits of the brown tree frog

Litoria ewingi Dumeril and Bibron in theManawatu-Rangitikei region. 20: 31.

GILMORE, D. P.1965 Food of the opossum (Trichosllrus vulpecula)

in pastoral lands of Banks Peninsula, Canter..

bury. 12: 10.

AUTHOR INDEX VOLUMES 1-21

GODLEY, E. J.1965. Notes on the vegetation of the Auckland

Islands. 12: 57.GRANT-MACKIE, J. A.1960. Outline geology of the Inner Islands of the

Hauraki Gulf. 7: 23.GRANT-TAYLOR, T. L.1959. Geology of the Hutt Valley. 6: 31.

GREENWOOD, R. M.1972. See Atkinson, J. A. E. and Greenwood, R. M.

HARVIE, AUce E.1973. Diet of opossum (Trichosurus vulpecula Kerr)

on farmland north-east of Waverley, New Zea-land. 20: 48.

HARRIS, G. P.1959. See Morrison, T. M. and Harris, G. P.

HARRIS, W.1968. Environmental effects on the sex ratio of

Rumex acetosella L. 15. 51.1970. Competition effects on yield and plant and

tiller density in mixtures of ryegrass cultivars.17: 10.

HARRIS, W. F.1959. Pollen-bearing deposits and forest history. 6:

46.1963. Paleo~ecological evidence from pollen and

spores. 10: 38.HAYWARD, J.1970. See Wardle, J. and Hayward, J.

HEALY, A. J.1954. Population fluctuations in adventive plant

species in New Zealand. 2: 8.1961. The interaction of native and adventive plant

species in New Zealand. 8: 39.HEALY, J.1963. Geology of the Rotorua district. 10: 53.

HERCUS, B. H.1964. Sheep in the tussock grasslands. 11: 36.

HIRSCH, A.1957. Biological asp~cts of water pollution and water

supply problems 5: 6.HOBBS, D. F.1954. Do newly introduced species present a separate

problem? 2: 12.HOCKING, G. H.1957. Forestry in relation to sand country ecology.

5: 19.

HOLLOWAY, J. T.1956. Forestry in relation to the tussock grasslands.

3: 16.1964. General trends in forest modification by intro-

duced animals. 11: 24.HOWARD, W. E.1957. Ecology of rabbits in New Zealand compared

with California rodents. 5: 13.1964. Modification of New Zealand's flora by intro-

duced mammals. 11: 59.nOY, J. M.1964. The effects of insects on natural vegetation.

11: 56.

119

IMBER, M. J.1970. See Williams, M. and Imber, M. J.

JAMES, I. L. and WALLIS, F. P.1969. A comparative study of the effects of intro.

duced mammals on the Nothofagus forest atLake Waikareiti. 16: 1.

.JAMEb, I. L.1974. Mammals and beech (Nothofagus) forests. 21:

41.

JENKINS, P. F.1969. A fresh approach to the teaching of ecology

in New Zealand high schools. 16: 68.

JOHANNESSON, J. K.1959. Aspects of hydrology in the Hutt Valley. 6: 39.

JOHNSON, P. N.1972. Applied ecological studies of shoreline vegeta-

tion at Lakes Manapouri and Te Anau, Fiord-land. Part I: Vegetation of Lake Manapourishoreline. 19: 102.Part 2: The lake edge flora-habitats and rela-tions to lake levels. 19: 120.

1972. See Mark A. F. and Johnson, P. N..

JOLLY, V. H.1957. Thermal stratification in some New Zealand

lakes. 4: 43.

KEAN, R. I.1967: Behaviour and territorialism in Trichosurlls

vulpecula. 14: 71.1971. Selection for melanism and for low reproduc~

tive rate in Trichostlrus vulpecula (MarsupiaIia).18: 42.

KELSEY, J. M.1956. Insects attacking tussock. 3: 14.

KIKKAWA, J.1960. The seasonal change of bird populations in a

modified South Island habitat. 7: 11.KINSKY, F. C.1959. The Northern Blue Penguin (Eudyptula minor

NovaellOliandiae) in Wellington Harbour. 6: 12.KIRKLAND, A.1974. New Zealand Forest Service proposals for

management and use of South Island beechforests. 21: 1.

KNOX, G. A.1952. Methods of estimating populations of marine

organisms. N,Z. Sc. Rev. 10: 80.1965. The subantarctic islands: past, present and

future. 12: 69.LAMBRECHTSEN, N. C.1967. See O'ConnQr, F. K. and Lambrechtsen, N. C.

LANE, E. D.1964. Brown trout (Salmo trutta) in the Hinds River.

11: 10.LAVERS, R. B.1973. Aspects of the biology of the ferret, Mustela

putorius forma furo L. at Pukepuke Lagoon.20: 7.

LEE, K. E.1953. The distribution o~_animals. 1: 14.

120 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW ZEALAND ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 22, 1975

1957. Natural areas in New Zealand-earthworms.4: 12.

1961. Interactions between native and introducedearthworms 8: 60.

1964. Some aspects of soil ecology. 11: 63. Presi-dential Address.

LlTfLEWOOD, G. E.1972. Resource development by Comalco in New

Zealand and Australia. 19: 13.LONGHURST, A. R.1959. The sampling problem in benthic ecology.

6: 8.LOUTIT, Margaret1972. Problems in studying microbial ecology. 19: 43.

LOWE, A. D.1966. Some effects of weather on aphids in crops

and pastures in Canterbury, New Zealand. 13:

86.McCANN, Y. M.1957. . The distribution of New Zealand reptiles. 4: 15.

l\'laclNTYRE, D.1971. The urban community and natural resources-

Opening Address. 18: 1.McKENZIE, D. W.1959. The geographer and the HuH Valley. 6: 58.

McKENZIE, Margaret K.1960. Fish of the Hauraki Gulf. 7: 45.1964. The distribution of tuna in relation to oceano-

graphic conditions. 11: 6.McNEIL, R. J.1964. Interactions between man, deer and vegetation

in Michigan. 11: 44.McCOLL, Pauline H.1974. The arthropods of the floors of six forest types

on the West Coast, South Island, a preliminaryreport. 21: 11.

McQUEEN, D. R.1961. Indigenous-induced vegetation and Pinus

radiata plantations on volcanic ash soils. 8: 1.McQUEEN, D. R. and COUPER, R. A.1953. New Zealand Pliocene and Pleistocene climates;

evidence from fossil floras. 1: 18.MANSON, B. R.1974. The life history of silver beech (Nothofagus

menziesii). 21: 27.MARK, A. F.1968. Factors controlling irregular flowering in four

alpine species of Chinochloa. 15: 55.1972. Applied ecological studies of shoreline vegeta~

tion at Lakes Manapouri and Te Anan, Fiord-land. General introduction. 19: 100.

MARK, A. F. and BURRELL, Juliet1966. Vegetation studies on the Humboldt moun~

tains, Fiordland, Part 1: The Alpine TussockGrasslands. 13: 12.

MARK, A. F., CRUSH, J. R. and MEURK, C. D.1972. Applied ecological studies of shoreline vegeta-

tion at Lakes Manapouri and Te Anau, Fiord~land, Part 3: Vegetation of the Lake Te Anaushoreline. 19: 143.

MARK, A. F. and FSLEU, A. E.1970. An assessment of the point-centred quarter

method of plotless sampling in some New Zea-land forests. 17: 106.

MARK, A. F. and JOHNSON, P. N.1972. Applied ecological studies of shoreline vegeta-

tion at Lakes Manapouri and Te Anau, Fiord-land, Part 4: Recommendations. 19: 155.

MARK, A. F. and SANDERSON, F. R.1962. The altitudinal gradient in forest composition,

structure and regeneration in the HollyfordValley, Fiordland. 9: 17.

MARK, A. F. and SMITH, P. M. F.1962. A frosHolerant porous-pot evaporimeter. 9: 13.

MARPLES, B. J.J960. Some temporary ponds near Sutton, Otago.

7: 22.MARPLES, Mary J.1966. Some observations on the ecology of Candida

albicans. 13: 29.MEAD, C. B. and COX, J. E.1963. Soil evidence relating to post-glacial climate

on the Canterbury Plains. 10: 28.di MENNA~ M.1956. See Thornton, R. H., Stout, J. D. and di

Menna, M.

MEURK, C. D.1972. See Mark, A. F., Crush, J. R. and Meurk, C. D.1973. Shoreline forests of Lake Te Anau, Fiordland.

20: 96.

MIERS, K. H.1962. Herd composition and effective reproduction of

Wapiti (Cervlls canadensis) of eastern Fiord.land. 9: 31.

MiLLENER, L. H.1953. How old is the vegetation on Rangitoto Island.

1: 17.

MILLIGAN, R. H.1974. Insects damaging beech (NotllOfagus) forests.

21: 32.

MILLER, R. B.1966. The study of ecosystems. 13: 49.

MIU.s, J. A.1973. Some observations on the effects of field applic-

ations of fensulfothian and parathion on birdand mammal populations. 20: 65.

MITCHELL, K. J.1966. Structure of vegetation in relation to energy

exchange. 13: 52.

MOLLOY, B. P. J.1970. Bankside-a new scientific reserve on the Cant-

erbury Plains. 17: 47.1971. Possibilities and problems for nature conserva~

tion in a closely settled area. 18: 25.

MOORE, L B.1956. The plants of tussock grassland. 3: 7.

MORELAND, J.1959. The composition, distribution and origin of

the New Zealand fish fauna. 6: 28.

AUTHOR INDEX VOLUMES 1-21

MORTON, J. E.1962. The exploitation of natural populations. (Chair-

man's Address). 9: 63.

MORRISON, T. M. and HARRIS, G. P.1959. Root nodules in non-leguminous plants jn New

Zealand. 6: 23.

NEWHOOK, F. J.1960. Climate and soil type in relation to Phyto-

phthora attack on pine trees. 7: 14.

NICHOLLS, J. L.1963. Vulcanicity and indigenous vegetation in the

Rotorua district. 10: 58.1974. Biological reserves in the West Coast and

Southland beech forest management areas. 21:5.

O'BRIEN, J. D.1971. Preservation of our national seashores. 18: 8.

O'CONNOR, K. F. and LAMBRECHTSEN, N. C.1967. Some geological aspects of re-vegetation of

eroded Kaikouran soil at Black Birch range,Marlborough. 14: 1.

OGDEN, Jobn1970. Plant population structure and productivity.

17: 1.1971. Studies on the vegetation of Mount Colenso,

New ZeJ.land. 1. The forest continuum. 18: 58.1971. Studies on the vegetation of Mount Colenso,

New Zealand. 2. The population dynamics ofred beech. 18: 66.

PARK, G. N.1972. Variation in soil water and soil air contents

associated with a vegetation soil sequence jnthe Tararua Mountains, New Zealand. 19: 57.

PERCIVAL, E.1952. Some aspects of limnology in New Zealand.

N.z. Sc. Rev. 10: 83.t 956. The settlement of metamorphosis of marine

animals. J: 32.

PERCY, C. A.1969. Community studies in the secondary school.

16: 65.

PHILIPSON, W. R.1953. The historical factor in plant communities. 1: 1.1956. Habitat classification-general considerations.

3: 21.

POLLOCK, G. A.1970. The South Island otter-a reassessment. 17:

129.1974. The South Island otter-an addendum. 21: 57.

POOLE, A. L.1953. The vegetation. 1: 13.1957. The distribution of beech forests. 4: 10.1962. Reserves-Presidential Address. 9: 69.1963. Ecology and the administrator-Presidential

Address. 10: 73.

POWER, R. J. B.1968. Control of pasture insects in New Zealand.

15: 7.

121

PULLAR, W. A.1963. See Vucetich, C. G. and Pullar, W. A.

PlJLLEN, D. R.1960. Air pollution in the Christchurch metropolitan

district. 17: 66. ,RAFSIDE, J. D.1956. Some sojls of the tussock grasslands. 3: 9.

RANDAL, J. M.1969. An jntroduction to association analysis. 16: 48.

RAWLINGS, G. B.1953. Epidemics of insects on forest trees in New

Zealand. 1: 7.1961. Entomological and other factors in the ecology

of a Pinus radiata plantation. 8: 47.REID,B.1967. Some features of recent research on the takahe

(Notornis mantelli). 14: 79.RENNISON, G.1970. The pattern of land use jn the unoccupied

mountain lands of Westland National Park.17: 92.

RICHARDSON, L. R.1962. Utilisation of marine invertebrates. 9: 47.

RINEY, T.1956. A zoological approach to the study of eco-

systems that include tussock grasslands andbrowsing and grazing animals. 3: 12.

1957. Sambar (Cervus unicolor) in sand hill country.5: 26.

RINEY, T. and BATCHELER, C. L.1957. Relations between vertebrates and forest after

the Balmoral fire. 4:45.RITCHIE, I. M.1970. A preliminary report on a recent botanical

survey of the Chatham Islands. 17: 52.RITCHIE, M. A. and RITCHIE, 1. M.1970. An ecological survey of Whatupuke Island,

Hen and Chickens group. 17: 57.ROBERTSON, N. G.1957. Climatic districts of New Zealand 4: 6.

RUDGE, M. R.1969. See Williams, G. R. and Rudge, M. R.

SANDERSON, F. R.1962. See Mark, A. F. and Sanderson, F. R.

SAXBY, S. H.1957. Ecology and grassland. 5: 1.1957. Sand country agriculture. 5: 21.1959. Ecology: observatjon and deduction. 6: 1.1961. Some interactions of native and introduced

plants in New Zealand grassland. 8: 43.SCARLE1T, R. J.1957. Former faunal areas: some sub-fossil evidence.

4: 17.SCHOFIELD, J. C.1963. Climatic evidence from sea-level fluctuations.

10: 21.SC01T, D.1961. Temperature response of native short tussocks.

8: 27.1963. Erosional effects of the recent and past cloud-

122 PROCEEDINGS OF THF. NEW ZEALAND ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 22, 1975

bursts in the Godley Valley, Lake Tekapo.10: 19.

1964. Parasitic isopods on trout. 11: 23.1966. Interpretation of ecological data by path

analysis. 13: 1.1969. Determining the type of relationship between

plants and environmental factors. 16: 29.1969. Relationship between some statistical methods.

16: 58.1972. A possible set of ecological guidelines for

engineers. 19: 7.1973. Path analysis: A statistical method suited to

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