HOW MANY SPECIES

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[2] Adis J., 1984, NATO Conference Series I Ecology, V7, P111

[3] ADIS J, 1990, WAT QUALITY B, V14, P88

[4] [Anonymous], 1986, CONSERVATION BIOL SC

[5] [Anonymous], POPULATION GENETICS

[6] HOST SPECIFICITY OF TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL ANIMALS [J]. NATURE, 1979, 281 (5727) : 139 - 141

[7] ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIES [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1984, 124 (02) : 255 - 279

[8] Cohen J.E., 1990, BIOMATHEMATICS, V20

[9] HOW MANY UNKNOWN SPECIES ARE YET TO BE DISCOVERED [J]. NATURE, 1985, 315 (6020) : 538 - 539

[10] ERWIN T L, 1982, Coleopterists Bulletin, V36, P74

[1] 30 MILLION ARTHROPOD SPECIES - TOO MANY OR TOO FEW [J]. JOURNAL OF TROPICAL ECOLOGY, 1990, 6 : 115 - 118

[2] Adis J., 1984, NATO Conference Series I Ecology, V7, P111

[3] ADIS J, 1990, WAT QUALITY B, V14, P88

[4] [Anonymous], 1986, CONSERVATION BIOL SC

[5] [Anonymous], POPULATION GENETICS

[6] HOST SPECIFICITY OF TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL ANIMALS [J]. NATURE, 1979, 281 (5727) : 139 - 141

[7] ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIES [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1984, 124 (02) : 255 - 279

[8] Cohen J.E., 1990, BIOMATHEMATICS, V20

[9] HOW MANY UNKNOWN SPECIES ARE YET TO BE DISCOVERED [J]. NATURE, 1985, 315 (6020) : 538 - 539

[10] ERWIN T L, 1982, Coleopterists Bulletin, V36, P74