The comparison of sheep-tick populations (Ixodes ricinus L)

[1] The fit and significance of contagious distributions when applied to observations on larval insects [J]. ECOLOGY, 1940, 21 (04) : 460 - 474

[2] CAMERON AE, 1941, UNPUB SHEEP DIS COMM

[3] CAMERON AE, 1939, T HIGHL AGR SOC SCOT

[4] FINNEY DJ, 1941, ANN APPL BIOL, V18, P282

[5] The negative binomial distribution [J]. ANNALS OF EUGENICS, 1941, 11 : 182 - 187

[6] FISHER RA, 1941, STATISTICAL METHODS, P120

[7] FISHER RA, 1941, STAT METHODS RES WOR, P117

[8] FISHER RA, 1941, STAT METHODS RES WOR, P89

[9] LINTON A, 1941, SCOT FMR 0329

[10] Mac LEOD J., 1939, BULL ENT RES, V30, P103, DOI 10.1017/S0007485300004429

[1] The fit and significance of contagious distributions when applied to observations on larval insects [J]. ECOLOGY, 1940, 21 (04) : 460 - 474

[2] CAMERON AE, 1941, UNPUB SHEEP DIS COMM

[3] CAMERON AE, 1939, T HIGHL AGR SOC SCOT

[4] FINNEY DJ, 1941, ANN APPL BIOL, V18, P282

[5] The negative binomial distribution [J]. ANNALS OF EUGENICS, 1941, 11 : 182 - 187

[6] FISHER RA, 1941, STATISTICAL METHODS, P120

[7] FISHER RA, 1941, STAT METHODS RES WOR, P117

[8] FISHER RA, 1941, STAT METHODS RES WOR, P89

[9] LINTON A, 1941, SCOT FMR 0329

[10] Mac LEOD J., 1939, BULL ENT RES, V30, P103, DOI 10.1017/S0007485300004429