THE DISTRIBUTION OF SPIDERS AND MITES UP TO 300 FT IN THE AIR

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[2] BRISTOWE WS, 1929, P ZOOL SOC LOND, P633

[3] Exploring the upper air for wind-borne Gipsy Moth larvae [J]. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY, 1934, 27 : 320 - 327

[4] Crosby C. R., 1936, Journal of the New York Entomological Society, V44, P43

[5] STUDIES IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF INSECTS BY AERIAL CURRENTS - THE INSECT POPULATION OF THE AIR FROM GROUND LEVEL TO 300 FEET [J]. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY, 1945, 14 (02) : 128 - 154

[6] GLICK P. A., 1939, U S DEPT AGRIC TECH BULL, V673, P1

[7] Hardy A. C., 1937, Nature London, V139, P510, DOI 10.1038/139510b0

[8] STABLER HF, 1913, CALIF STATE COMM HOR, V2, P777

[1] Bristowe W.S., 1939, COMITY SPIDERS

[2] BRISTOWE WS, 1929, P ZOOL SOC LOND, P633

[3] Exploring the upper air for wind-borne Gipsy Moth larvae [J]. JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY, 1934, 27 : 320 - 327

[4] Crosby C. R., 1936, Journal of the New York Entomological Society, V44, P43

[5] STUDIES IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF INSECTS BY AERIAL CURRENTS - THE INSECT POPULATION OF THE AIR FROM GROUND LEVEL TO 300 FEET [J]. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY, 1945, 14 (02) : 128 - 154

[6] GLICK P. A., 1939, U S DEPT AGRIC TECH BULL, V673, P1

[7] Hardy A. C., 1937, Nature London, V139, P510, DOI 10.1038/139510b0

[8] STABLER HF, 1913, CALIF STATE COMM HOR, V2, P777