ot

76123\- 164

Polymorphism for the occurrence of the second upper premolar
in Felis bengalensis. Implications for the interpretation
of fossil felid materials. Carnivore Genetics Newsletter
2(10):297-305. (With Neil B. Todd).

 

Gene frequencies of the domestic cat in Lawrence, Kansas.
Carnivore Genetics Newsletter 3(1): (With Neil B. Todd).

 

Cat population genetics in the U. S. Southwest and Mexico.
Carnivore Genetics Newsletter 3(1): (With Neil B. Todd
and D. Creel).

 

Manuscripts in preparation
Microgeographic movements and asynchrony of seasonal population
fluctuations in the cotton rat, Sigmodon hispidus Sayand Ord
1825. (With Norman A. Slade) submitted Jour. Mamm. '

Seasonal coexistence of Sigmodon hispidus and Microtus ochrogaster:
The role of reproduction and population structure in
competitive exclusion. (With Norman A. Slade).

 

Mammals of southern New Hampshire. (With Thomas H. Kunz and
James G. Hullett).

Karen S. Harris
Spatial patterning in sympatric populations of Sciurus niger and
S. carolinensis. 1976. Master's thesis, Univ. Kansas.

A three-dimensional home range model, ms submitted to J. Mamm.
Koepp], J. W., N. A. Slade, K. S. Harris, and Robert S.
Hoffmann. The above is to be revised slightly and submitted
to Ecology.

Lawrence R. Heaney
Manuscripts in press:
Distributional and natural history notes on some mammals
en yePlos Mexico. Southwestern Naturalist (out this
fall?

Manuscripts in prep:
Island area and body size of insular mammals: evidence from
the tri-colored squirrel (Callosciurus prevosti) of
Southeast Asia.

Natural history of rock voles (Microtus chrotorrhinus) in
Minnesota. (second author).

 

Glaucomys sabrinus. (Mammalian Species series account)

Limb proportions of the Holarctic ground squirrels (Marmotini,
Sciuridae) (Junior author). ‘

Checklist of the squirrels of the Oriental region (with J. W.
Koepp1).