The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... Mice 139 Rats 139 Difficulties of Pest Control 140 Effects of Bird Destruction 140 Unsatisfactory Remedies 141 Rabbits 142 Cats 143 Disease 143 Needless Slaughter 144 Bird Protection 144 Man versus Insects 145 Insect Societies Summary ...
... Mice 139 Rats 139 Difficulties of Pest Control 140 Effects of Bird Destruction 140 Unsatisfactory Remedies 141 Rabbits 142 Cats 143 Disease 143 Needless Slaughter 144 Bird Protection 144 Man versus Insects 145 Insect Societies Summary ...
الصفحة 97
... mice . " Thus we may say with Darwin that next year's crop of purple clover is influenced by the number of humble bees in the district , which varies with the number of the field mice , that is to say with the number of cats.3 ...
... mice . " Thus we may say with Darwin that next year's crop of purple clover is influenced by the number of humble bees in the district , which varies with the number of the field mice , that is to say with the number of cats.3 ...
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... mice epidemics in Nevada in 1907 and in California during the winter of 1926-1927 will be long re- membered . Such an increase inevitably attracts the enemies of the increased species until an equilibrium is again at- tained . " In this ...
... mice epidemics in Nevada in 1907 and in California during the winter of 1926-1927 will be long re- membered . Such an increase inevitably attracts the enemies of the increased species until an equilibrium is again at- tained . " In this ...
الصفحة 111
... mice and men Gang aft a - gley , And lea'e us nought but grief and pain , For promised joy . -BURNS MAN UPSETS THE BALANCE OF NATURE Actually as well as potentially the greatest threat to the maintenance of the " balance of nature ...
... mice and men Gang aft a - gley , And lea'e us nought but grief and pain , For promised joy . -BURNS MAN UPSETS THE BALANCE OF NATURE Actually as well as potentially the greatest threat to the maintenance of the " balance of nature ...
الصفحة 118
... mice and other small game . Yet , we kill the garter snake and the black snake almost as quickly as the dangerous sorts . But the black snake is harmless and is the deadly enemy of the rattlesnake which it kills whenever it meets it ...
... mice and other small game . Yet , we kill the garter snake and the black snake almost as quickly as the dangerous sorts . But the black snake is harmless and is the deadly enemy of the rattlesnake which it kills whenever it meets it ...
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