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Bibliographies and
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Vertebrate Pest
Conference

Bibliography and Index to the
Proceedings, 1 st-1 6th (1962-94)

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subject at the Denver Wildlife Research Center facility in
Logan, UT. APHIS photo by Guy E. Connolly.

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United States
Department of
Agriculture

Animal and
Plant Health
Inspection
Service

Bibliographies and
Literature of
Agriculture No. 129

Vertebrate Pest
Conference

Bibliography and Index to the
Proceedings, 1 st-1 6th (1962-94)

By Laurie A. Paulik1

1Laurie A. Paulik is a Librarian (Biological Sciences) at the Denver Wildlife Research Center,
a unit of the Animal Damage Control division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal
and Plant Health Inspection Service.

Introduction

"Vertebrate Pest Conference: Bibliography and Index to
the Proceedings 1 st— 1 6th (1962-94)" is intended to aid
researchers, field personnel, students, and all others
interested in the vertebrate pest management field.
Entries in the bibliography have unique record numbers
and are arranged alphabetically by first author. The
subject index follows the bibliography and uses key-
words to group papers by topic. An author index,
located at the back of the publication, lists all authors of
each paper.

There are several important factors to note in using the
index. Opening and closing remarks were not indexed;
keynote addresses and other works of a broad or
philosophic nature or works that could not be indexed
under stand-alone entries were placed under the
heading "Wildlife Damage Management (general)" near
the end of the index. Papers giving a general overview
of vertebrate pests of a particular country were indexed
under country name only.

Laboratory studies on a particular rodenticide were
generally indexed under the name of the rodenticide
only, not the species of laboratory animals studied. In
review or survey papers that cover all control techniques
used in certain areas or for certain species, only those
techniques covered in some depth were indexed.
However, some items mentioned briefly but of recurring
interest were also indexed.

Lack of standardization in use of mammal and bird
names throughout the 30 years covered by the proceed-
ings caused numerous indexing difficulties. The follow-
ing conventions and exceptions will apply. Common bird
pest species of North America were indexed by the most
useful direct name. This name may or may not differ
from the name as standardized in the "A.O.U. Check-list
of North American Birds (6th ed.)" and updated in the
"Check-list of North American Birds" (Tucson Audubon
Society 1990). Thus, papers on coots are found under
that term rather than "American coots," and articles on
starlings were indexed under that term rather than
European starlings. Birds referred to in papers by
generic terms such as "blackbirds" or "crows" were
indexed under those terms. Red-winged blackbirds were
indexed under the term "blackbirds." North American
mammals (other than rodents) were indexed only by
their common names. Some rodent genera in which
there are multiple species of interest and for which there
are many papers were indexed by subject under a
collective common name (e.g., ground squirrels) and by
species under the Latin name. Worldwide commensal
rodent species (Norway rats, roof rats, house mice, etc.)
were indexed under their common names. Bird and
mammal species from areas other than North America

were indexed by scientific name unless the common
name provides more direct access (e.g., jackals). All
taxonomic names follow "Mammal Species of the World:
ATaxonomic and Geographic Reference" (Smithsonian
Institution Press 1 993) except where current common
usage dictates otherwise. Endangered species were
indexed under their standardized names as listed in the
"Official World Wildlife Fund Guide to Endangered
Species of North America" (Beacham Publishing 1990).

Names of countries other than the United States and
names of islands were included in the index, but U.S.
States generally were not. The preponderance of
articles from certain States, especially California in the
early "Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings," would
have rendered the inclusion of State names as index
items almost meaningless.

Most articles dealing with damage deal with control also.
The term "control" was given preference in this index
and was used as a subheading under many animal
species. The term "damage" appears less frequently.

Editorial liberties were taken to standardize author
names and italicization of species names throughout the
16 volumes of proceedings.

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Acknowledgements

Many people in the U.S. Department of Agriculture/
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service/Animal
Damage Control/Denver Wildlife Research Center
(DWRC) contributed to this project. I would like to
acknowledge the efforts of Luana A. Whitehead, of
DWRC's Gainesville, FL, field station, in compiling the
bibliography. Without her initial work in entering all the
conference papers into a special computerized format,
the project may never have gotten started. I'd like to
thank Barbara Recktenwald of DWRC's program and
research support section for her recommendations,
guidance, and word processing expertise. Her abilities
were utilized extensively to plan and produce a cohe-
sive, readable work. The DWRC wildlife biologists who
listened to my ideas and provided suggestions and
direction in this effort deserve special thanks. Finally, I
gratefully acknowledge Mike Avery of the Gainesville
field station for working with me to initiate this project,
reviewing various drafts, suggesting improvements, and
coordinating publication of the index.

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Conference Proceedings

1994. Proceedings: Sixteenth Vertebrate Pest Confer-
ence (Santa Clara, CA, March 1-3, 1994).
Wendy S. Halverson and A. Charles Crabb, eds.
Vertebrate Pest Council, University of California,
Davis. 360 p.

1992. Proceedings: Fifteenth Vertebrate Pest Confer-
ence (Newport Beach, CA, March 3-5, 1992).
John E. Borreco and Rex E. Marsh, eds. Verte-
brate Pest Council, University of California,
Davis. 415 p.

1990. Proceedings: Fourteenth Vertebrate Pest

Conference (Sacramento, CA, March 6-8, 1990).
Lewis R. Davis and Rex E. Marsh, eds. Verte-
brate Pest Council, University of California,
Davis. 371 p.

1988. Proceedings: Thirteenth Vertebrate Pest Confer-
ence (Monterey, CA, March 1-3, 1988). A. Charles
Crabb and Rex E. Marsh, eds. Vertebrate Pest
Council, University of California, Davis. 326 p.

1986. Proceedings: Twelfth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(San Diego, CA, March 4-6, 1986). Terrell P.
Salmon, ed. Vertebrate Pest Council, University
of California, Davis. 395 p.

1984. Proceedings: Eleventh Vertebrate Pest Confer-
ence (Sacramento, CA, March 6-8, 1984). Dell
O. Clark, ed. Vertebrate Pest Council, University
of California, Davis. 238 p.

1982. Proceedings: Tenth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(Monterey, CA, February 23-25, 1982). Rex E.
Marsh, ed. Vertebrate Pest Council, University of
California, Davis. 245 p.

1980. Proceedings: Ninth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(Fresno, CA, March 4-6, 1980). Jerry P. Clark,
ed. Vertebrate Pest Council, University of
California, Davis. 235 p.

1978. Proceedings: Eighth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(Sacramento, CA, March 7-9, 1978). Walter E.
Howard, ed. Vertebrate Pest Council, University
of California, Davis. 269 p.

1976. Proceedings: Seventh Vertebrate Pest Confer-
ence (Monterey, CA, March 9-11, 1976). Charles
C. Siebe, ed. Vertebrate Pest Council, University
of California, Davis. 323 p.

1 974. Proceedings: Sixth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(Anaheim, CA, March 5-7, 1974). Warren V.
Johnson, ed. Vertebrate Pest Committee,
University of California, Davis. 299 p.

1972. Proceedings: Fifth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(Fresno, CA, March 7-9, 1972). Rex E. Marsh,
ed. California Vertebrate Pest Committee,
University of California, Davis. 203 p.

1970. Proceedings: Fourth Vertebrate Pest Conference
(West Sacramento, CA, March 3-5, 1970).
Richard H. Dana, ed. California Vertebrate Pest
Committee, University of California, Davis. 204 p.

1967. Proceedings: Third Vertebrate Pest Conference
(San Francisco, CA, March 7-9, 1967). California
Vertebrate Pest Technical Committee, University
of California, Davis. 178 p.

1 964. Second Vertebrate Pest Control Conference
(Anaheim, CA, March 4-5, 1964). California
Vertebrate Pest Control Technical Committee,
University of California, Davis. 160 p.

1962. Proceedings: Vertebrate Pest Control Conference
(Sacramento, CA, February 6-7, 1962). National
Pest Control Association, Elizabeth, NJ. 391 p.

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7380. Tunberg, A. D.; Howard, W. E.; Marsh, R. E.
1984. A new concept in pocket gopher control.
11:7-16.

7390. Twedt, D. J.; Glahn, J. F. 1982. Reducing starling
depredations at livestock feeding operations
through changes in management practices.
10:159-163.

7400. Udagawa, T. 1970. Some vertebrate pest
problems in Japan. 4:148-149.

7410. Valencia, D. 1980. Rat control in coconut palms
in Colombia. 9:110-113.

7415. Valencia, D.; Elias, D. J.; Ospina, J. A. 1994.

Rodent pests in Colombian agriculture. 16:92-94.

7420. Van Vuren, D. 1992. Eradication of feral goats
and sheep from island ecosystems. 15:377-381.

7430. Van Way, V. 1984. The white-eyes eradication
effort in California. 11:188-191.

7440. Van Way, V. 1986. Approaches to coot
management in California. 12:292-294.

7450. Van't Woudt, B. D. 1990. Roaming, stray, and
feral domestic cats and dogs as wildlife
problems. 14:291-295.

7460. Verbiscar, A. J.; Banigan, T. R; Gentry, H. S.
1986. Recent research on red squill as a
rodenticide. 12:51-56.

7470. Vogt, P. F. 1992. ReJeX-iT brand bird aversion
agents. 15:134-136.

7475. Vogt, P. F. 1994. ReJeX-iT™ AG-36 as bird

aversion agent for turf and agriculture. 16:275-278.

7480. Von Wahlde, M.; Colvin, B. A. 1994. Using

geographic information systems for tracking an
urban rodent control program. 16:327-334.

7485. Vossen, P.; Gadd, P. 1990. A comparison of

several pocket gopher baits in the field. 14:91-94.

7490. Wade, D. A. 1976. The use of aircraft in predator
control. 7:154-160.

7500. Wade, D. A. 1980. Predator damage control,

1980: recent history and current status. 9:189-199.

7510. Wade, D. A. 1982. The use of fences for predator
damage control. 10:24-33.

7520. Wade, D. A. 1986. Predator damage control:
1980 to 1986. 12:369-386.

7530. Wade, D. A.; Hawthorne, D. W.; Nunley, G. L;

Caroline, M. 1984. History and status of predator
control in Texas. 11:122-131.

7535. Waite, B. C; Phillips, R. L. 1994. An approach to
controlling golden eagle predation on lambs in
South Dakota. 16:28-30.

7540. Walton, M. T. 1990. Rancher use of livestock
protection collars in Texas. 14:277-280.

7550. Wang, Z. 1984. Acute rodenticides in the control
of rodent pest in China: a review. 11:54-63.

7560. Ward, J. C. 1962. Federal law and vertebrate
pest control. 1:363-371.

7570. Wassif, K.; Soliman, S. 1980. Population studies
on gerbils of the western desert of Egypt, with
special reference to Gerbillus andersoni De
Winton. 9:154-160.

7580. Watt, K.E.F. 1964. Animal population ecology and
control fundamentals. 2:24-28.

7590. Weatherhead, P. J. 1982. Assessment,

understanding and management of blackbird-
agriculture interactions in eastern Canada.
10:193-196.

7600. Weaver, R. A. 1974. Feral burros and wildlife.
6:204-209.

7610. Weaver, R. A.; Sitton, L. 1978. Changing status
of mountain lion in California and livestock
depredation problems. 8:214-219.

7620. Welch, J. F. 1967. Review of animal repellents.
3:36-40.

7630. West, G. A. 1962. Wolf control in British
Columbia, Canada. 1:57-66.

7640. West, I. 1964. Occupational hazards to pest
control operators with special reference to
pesticides. 2:127-132.

7650. West, R. R.; Besser, J. F; De Grazio, J. W. 1967.
Starling control in livestock feeding areas. 3:89-93.

28

7660. Wetherbee, D. K. 1967. Population control of
herring gulls by the embryocide, Sudan Black.
3:61-64.

7670. Wetherbee, F. A. 1967. A method of controlling
jack rabbits on a range rehabilitation project in
California. 3:111-117.

7675. Whisson, D.; Villa-C, B. 1994. Activity patterns of
the pocket gopher, Pappogeomys merriami
merriami, in a Mexican rangeland. 16:87-91.

7680. White, L. 1967. Problems in county-wide rodent
control programming. 3:7-10.

7690. White, L. 1972. The Oregon ground squirrel in
northeastern California: its adaptation to a
changing agricultural environment. 5:82-84.

7700. Williams, J. O. 1986. Rodent problems of the
West Indies. 12:183-187.

7710. Wilson, G. M. 1974. Recent changes in Federal
bird control. 6:231-232.

7715. Winchell, C. S. 1994. Natural history and
protection of burrowing owls. 16:83-86.

7720. Witt, S.; Contreras, G.; Ollieu, M. M. 1988.
Effects of implementing EPA's endangered
species protection program on national forest
system lands. 13:160-162.

7730. Wood, B. J.; Chung, G. F. 1990. Warfarin

resistance of Rattus tiomanicus in oil palms in
Malaysia and the associated increase of Rattus
diardii. 14:129-134.

7740. Wood, J. R. 1978. Influences on the science of
animal damage control. 8:161-164.

7750. Woody, B. J. 1992. Clinical approaches to the
diagnosis of diseases and disorders in pets and
domestic animals sometimes mistaken for
anticoagulant toxicosis. 15:199-203.

7760. Woronecki, P. P. 1988. Effect of ultrasonic, visual,
and sonic devices on pigeon numbers in a vacant
building. 13:266-272.

7770. Woronecki, P. P.; Dolbeer, R. A. 1980. The
influence of insects in bird damage control.
9:53-59.

7775. Woronecki, P. P.; Dolbeer, R. A. 1994.

Alpha-chloralose: current status, restrictions and
future uses for capturing birds. 16:255-258.

7780. Woronecki, P. P.; Dolbeer, R. A.; Seamans, T. W.
1990. Use of alpha-chloralose to remove
waterfowl from nuisance and damage situations.
14:343-349.

7790. Woronecki, P. P.; Dolbeer, R. A.; Seamans, T. W.;
Lance, W. R. 1992. Alpha-chloralose efficacy in
capturing nuisance waterfowl and pigeons and
current status of FDA registration. 15:72-78.

7800. Woronecki, P. P.; Guarino, J. L; Besser, J. F;
De Grazio, J. W. 1970. Carbamate baits
discourage blackbirds from using feedlots.
4:171-172.

7810. Woronecki, P. P.; Guarino, J. L; De Grazio, J. W.
1967. Blackbird damage control with chemical
frightening agents. 3:54-56.

7820. Woulfe, M. R. 1970. Reproduction inhibitors for
bird control. 4:168-170.

7830. Wright, E. N. 1982. Bird problems and their
solution in Britain. 10:186-189.

7840. Wright, K. W. 1982. Green chopped bait for the
control of the Oregon ground squirrel. 10:137-138.

7850. Wright, P. F. 1964. Bait mixing equipment used in
vertebrate pest control. 2:97-98.

7860. Zajanc, A. 1962. Methods of controlling starlings
and blackbirds. 1:190-212.

7870. Zajanc, A. 1970. The Pocatello Supply Depot.
4:146-147.

7880. Zdunowski, G. 1980. Environmental manipulation
in roof rat control programs. 9:74-79.

7890. Zhi, D.; Chang, Z. W. 1986. Efficacy of a carbon
monoxide gas cartridge against field rodents.
12:163-165.

7900. Zhi, D.; Cheng-Xin, W. 1984. Rodent control in
China. 11:47-53.

7910. Ziegltrum, G. J. 1994. Supplemental bear feeding
program in western Washington. 16:36-40.

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Subject Index

Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings

4-aminopyridine 1500, 1510, 3260, 4400, 5140, 5520,
7180, 7650, 7770, 7810
Nontarget poisoning 4860, 6550
Pesticide registration 6540

Acomys spp. 1090
Acomys cahirinus 3310

Acoustics 1650, 2460, 2265, 2900, 3230, 3460, 4440,

5130, 5250, 5500, 5540, 7020, 7760
Acrolein 2155,5045,5760

Aerial baiting 5020, 5465, 5470, 5870, 6570, 7840
Aerial hunting 7490
Africa 6340

Burundi 3300

Cameroon 4080

Chad 4070, 4080

East Africa 6840

Egypt 1090, 1100, 7570

Ethiopia 4190

Kenya 4350

Nigeria 1040, 1050, 1060, 1070, 3240, 3250
Somalia 1770

South Africa 3740, 3750, 3760

Sudan 1495

Tanzania 4710

Zimbabwe 4200, 4550, 4560
Agricultural extension services 2570, 4090
Aircraft hazards 2890, 2990, 3020, 4280, 5780, 5960,

6630, 6860
Aircraft hazing 3650
Alarm calls 3230, 5540
Alfalfa 4740, 4750, 4880, 5410, 6380, 6450
Almonds 6730

Alpha-chloralose 2830, 5705, 7775, 7780, 7790

Alpha-chlorohydrin 2910,6990

Aluminum phosphide 4045, 4860, 6310, 6360

Safe use 1 340
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) 1450
Amphibians 3120
Animal rights 1530, 1680, 3845
Animal welfare 3370, 3845, 3940, 4295, 7250
Anticoagulants See Rodenticides — anticoagulant.
ANTU 2380, 5900

Aplodontia rufa See Mountain beavers.

Apple orchards 1220, 1230, 1950, 2050, 2550, 3590,

3860, 4370
Aquaculture 5885
Argentina 1480, 4060
Armadillos 2070, 4100
Arsenic trioxide 2380
Artificial perches 1230
Arvicanthis niloticus 1090, 3310
Arvicola terrestris 4650, 4920, 5600
Asarum caudatum 1 970
Attractants See Coyotes — control.

Australia 1290, 1580, 1590, 1850, 2770, 3030, 3430,
3790, 3810, 5270, 5430, 5470, 5740, 5800, 6070,
6460, 7350, 7910

Australian crow traps 5250

Av-Alarm 5250, 6730, 7020

Aversive conditioning See also Repellents (chemical).

1860, 2740, 3560, 3970, 4820, 6280
Avicides See Birds — control — lethal.
Avitrol® See 4-aminopyridine.
Azocostero! hydrochloride 2520, 6540, 7820

Baboons 3750
Badgers 5410

Baits See subheading Baits and bait stations under

individual pests or pesticides.
Bald eagles 6030
Balloons 1260, 3870

Bandicota bengalensis 2650, 2660, 3620, 7130

Damage identification 1710
Bandicota indica 2650, 6260, 7130, 7360
Bangladesh 7130

Bank voles See Clethrionomys glareolus.
Barbados 1750
Barley 6510
Barn owls 5120

Bats 2300, 2665, 2690, 3180, 3410, 3530, 3540, 3600,

5310
BCF™7000 1180

Bears 1195, 1620, 2740, 3340, 3350, 4100, 5735, 7720,

7910
Damage

Costs and figures 7910

Identification 3340
Beavers 1620, 3070, 3770, 4100, 4990
Beekeeping 2740, 5735

Belding's ground squirrels See Spermophilus beldingii.
Big Game Repellent Powder (BGR-P) 1990
Biological control

*Only general articles are indexed under this
heading. See also various headings and subheadings,
Integrated pest management (IPM), Predator odors,
Habitat modification, Myxomatosis, Contraception, etc.
3900, 4050, 6745
Biotelemetry 2680
Birches, genetic resistance 6320
Birds
Africa 6340
As food 4560
Biology
Cycles 1650
Thermoregulation 6610
Control
England 7830

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Lethal See also various bird species or species
groups; 4-aminopyridine, BCF™7000, CAT,
CPT, DRC-632, DRC-1327, DRC-1339, Endrin,
Fenthion, PA-14, Rid-A-Bird® perches,
Strychnine, TEPP, Thallium sulfate.

Shooting 1 580, 3020
Nonlethal See also various bird species or species
groups; Acoustics, Alpha-chloralose, Repellents
(chemical), Chemosterilants, Decoy traps,
Diversionary foods, Exclusionary devices.

Clay-coated seeds 2540, 2590

Cultural 1070, 1840, 2260, 2350, 4830, 5455, 7390

Decoy traps 3710

Falconry 2890

Trapping 2870, 4560

Visual 1260, 2460, 3460, 3650, 3870, 5050,
5130, 7760

Damage assessment methods 1270, 2355, 2630,

4780, 5630, 7590
Damage losses and figures 2610, 2640, 3870, 4850,

5170

Laws and legislation 7710
New Zealand 5705
Bittering agents 5720
Bitrex® See Denatonium benzoate.
Black rats See Roof rats.
Black-backed jackals 3750
Blackbirds (Includes red-winged blackbirds, yellow-
headed blackbirds, and other Icterinae as used by
individual authors.)
Biology
Feeding 1270

Food habits 1640,2695,5790
Population dynamics 1760
Control See also individual chemical names.
Chemosterilants 2520
Corn 2600, 7030, 7770
Costs and figures 3440
Cultural 4830
Feedlots 4420, 7800, 7810
Peanuts 5520
Pistachios 2370

Rice 1265, 1760, 2540, 2590, 3440, 5530, 5550
Roosts 1640, 1760, 2880, 3270, 3700, 4220, 5500
Sunflowers 2460, 2470, 3580, 3650, 4400
Wild rice 5000
Control methods (general) 7860
Damage assessment methods 4780, 7590
Damage costs and figures 3440, 5000
Blackbucks 2080

Blueberries 1240, 1250, 5630, 7475

Bobcats 5725

Boiga irregularis 5780

Bounties 3740

Bovine tuberculosis 5700

Breaksea Island 1790

Brodifacoum 1015, 1020, 1520, 1790, 1800, 2320,
2800, 3310, 3630, 4310, 4320, 4970, 5460, 5600,
5780, 6530, 6960, 7730

Nontarget poisoning 3390, 6260
Bromadiolone 1015, 1020, 1210, 2310, 3310, 3590,
3630, 4350, 4650, 5300, 6090, 6155, 6960, 7730

Nontarget poisoning 4900

Residue studies 1210
Bromethalin 2710, 2830, 3310, 4150, 6870, 7330
Brown rats See Norway rats.
Brown tree snakes See Boiga irregularis.
Browsing See Forest damage.
Brucellosis 5930
Bulbuls 5780, 6200
Burros See Feral burros.
Burrow destruction 3330
Burrow-builders 2030, 3590, 3690, 7280
Burrowing owls 7715
Burundi 3300
Bushfowl 1070
Bushpigs 4550
Buteobuteo 4650

Cable damage 7620

Cain Report 1000, 1005, 2490

Calciferol 2830, 3310

California least terns 1920, 3405

California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) 6850

Calling See Coyotes— control.

Callosciurus erythraeus 4500

Cameroon 4080

Camp Pendleton 1930,4390

Canada 1110, 1120, 1810, 2520, 2720, 2730, 2740,
3600, 5920, 6160, 6170, 6300, 7110, 7120, 7590,
7630

Canada geese 2260, 2990, 5540, 7475, 7780, 7790

Canis mesomelas 3750

Capsaicin 5170

Carbon disulfide 4445, 5160

Castor canadensis See Beavers.

CAT 2470, 6540

Nontarget poisoning 6550
Cats See Feral cats.
Cattails 4830
Cattle egrets 3020, 7040
Census, small mammals 6170, 7200
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) 6970
Chad 4070, 4080
Chaetodipus baileyi 1 330
Chaetodipus formosus 1 330
Chaetodipus penicillatus 1 330
Chaetodipus spinatus 1 330
Chemosterilants 1350 See also Contraception.

Birds 2520, 6540, 7660, 7820

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Coyotes 6990

Jackrabbits 2930

Rodents 1110,2910,3470,5060
Cherries 1240, 3570, 7475
China 7550, 7890, 7900
Chipmunks 2950

Chlorophacinone 1020, 1210, 1950, 3290, 3300, 3310,
3590, 3680, 5045, 5890, 6440, 7330, 7480, 7485

Baits and bait stations 6170

Nontarget poisoning 3290, 3680, 4860, 4900

Residue studies 1210

Spray formulation 3860
Chloropicrin 4045

Cholecalciferol 1730, 2830, 5090, 6135, 6140
Cinnamic acids 2420
Citrus 1260

Clay-coated seeds 2590,5170

Clethrionomys glareolus 4920

CLOD See Coyote Lure Operative Device.

Coal tar 5170

Cockatoos 1580

Coconuts 1015,2690,7410

Baits and bait stations 3050
Colombia 7415

Columbian ground squirrels See Spermophilus
columbianus.

Commensal rodents See individual species listings or

Urban rodent control.
Compensation programs 3610
Compound 1080® 6190

Antiemetics 3500

Chemical studies 4490, 6480

Coyotes 3500, 5070

Delivery systems 5070

Feral cats 2840

Feral dogs 1430

Feral hogs 3810

Ground squirrels 6440

History 3980

Livestock 2230, 7540

Magpies 1910

Nontarget poisoning 1880, 1890, 1910, 4860, 5270,

6010, 6240
Pesticides, registration 5840
Possums 1440, 5465, 5470, 6000
Properties 2380
Rabbits 1850, 5800
Soil studies 6010
Toxicology 2380, 4490
Voles 5460

Computer technology 1290, 1540, 3210, 4620, 6700,

7070, 7480
Conservation tillage 4240
Containment ponds 5130

Contraception 1110, 1350, 1590, 2520, 2910, 2930,
3360, 3470, 5060, 6385, 6540, 6745, 6990, 7660,
7820

Cooperative relationships 6865
Coots 7440, 7780, 7790
Copper oxalate 5170
Corellas 1580

Corn 1070, 2600, 3570, 4350, 4780, 5220, 5790, 6340,
7030

Damage assessment methods 7590
Cotton rats See Sigmodon hispidus.
Coumafene 3290
Coumafuryl 3290

Coumatetralyl 1520, 3290, 3310, 6135

Nontarget poisoning 4900
Cowbirds 3710, 5520
Coyote getters See Coyotes — control.
Coyote Lure Operative Device (CLOD) 2980
Coyotes 4610
Biology

Dens 2270

Diseases 4870
Control

Aerial hunting 7490

Attractants 6035, 6050, 6620

Aversive conditioning 4820 See also Lithium
chloride below.

Calling 2270

Chemosterilants 6990

Coyote Lure Operative Device (CLOD) 2980

Compound 1080® 3500, 5070

Contraception 6990

Coyote getters 2140, 2250, 2720, 6190

Denning 2270, 7290

Fencing 1010

Frightening devices 3000, 4440, 4790, 4810, 6020
Lithium chloride 1860,3560
Livestock guarding dogs 2280, 3520, 3525, 6020
Livestock protection collars 1870, 1890, 2230,
2240, 7540

M-44 1900, 2140, 2210, 2220, 2250, 3000, 5180,
6035

Naval Petroleum Reserves (California) 2510
Predacide delivery systems 2980, 5070
Predation control techniques (general) 3000
Research 1360

Salmon poisoning disease 3510
Snares 1560, 6060
Statistics 2210
Strychnine 2720

Trapping 3000, 3370, 3720, 4800, 6040
Urban 3990,4990
CPPH 3290

CPT 1180,2760,3700,4220,6540
Nontarget poisoning 3700, 6550

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Crimidine 5600

Crows 2355, 2370, 3150, 3460, 6730

Cryptococcosis 6880

Cyanide

Properties 2380

Toxicology 2380
Cyanide ponds 5170
Cymag 6310

Day-glo® 1900

Decoy crops See Diversionary foods.
Decoy traps 3710
Deer See also Forest damage.
1620, 2050, 3160

Black-tailed 1970, 1980, 2440, 4440
White-tailed 2495,4100
Deer mice *For individual species listings, see
Peromyscus.

2200, 2950, 4760, 5220, 5735, 5890, 5900, 6170
Biology

Population density 7100

Sensory perceptions 6230
Denatonium benzoate 3630,4310
Denning See Coyotes — control.
Desert tortoises 1550,1920
Didelphis marsupialis 5310
Diethystilbesterol 1110,6990

Difenacoum 1800, 1830, 1950, 3310, 3630, 4350, 5600,
6155

Nontarget poisoning 1830, 4900
Difethialone 3630, 4640, 5100, 5460, 6510
Difluorpropanol 2830, 5600
Dimethyl anthranilate 1250
Dingoes 2770, 3790

Diphacinone 1020, 1720, 2010, 2240, 3290, 4280,
4360, 5045, 5780, 5830, 5835, 5890, 7040, 7280,
7330, 7480, 7485
Nontarget poisoning 4860

Diphenylamines 6870

Dipodomys spp. 1 330, 491 0

Distress calls 2265, 3230, 5540

Diversionary foods 1580, 1980, 2695, 2950, 7110, 7910

Dogs See Feral dogs.

Dormice 6400

Doves 1050

DRC-632 7650

DRC-714 See Gophacide®.

DRC-736 See Methiocarb.

DRC-1327 7650, 7810

DRC-1339 2465, 3170, 3460, 4390, 4410, 4420, 4460,
4730, 4860, 5705, 6190, 6540, 6730, 7650

Nontarget poisoning 4390, 6550

Registration 7010
DRC-1347 SeeCPT.
DRC-2698 See CAT.

DRC-3324 6600
Dusicyon culpaeus 1 480

Eagles 5770, 6030, 7535
East Africa 6840
Echinococcosis 4870

Education 1080, 2090, 2570, 2580, 3200, 3210, 3640,

7160, 7305, 7320
Egypt 1090, 1100, 7570
Electromagnetic devices See Rodents— control.
Elk 1620 See also Forest damage.
Emus 5430, 7910

Endangered species 1790, 1920, 1930, 2510, 3710,
4390, 4895, 5780, 7720

California 4630

Laws and legislation 4630
Endrin 1950, 2200, 4920, 5890, 5900, 6180

Birds 4120, 6540
Nontarget poisoning 6550
England 1800, 3670, 4010, 5280, 5290, 5295, 5450,

5825, 5830, 6155, 6310, 6630, 7830
Eniwetok 4110
Enterprise budgets 2920
Environmentalism 1530
Epibloc See Alpha-chlorohydrin.
Erethizon dorsatum 5620
Ergocalciferol 6140
Ethiopia 4190
Eucalyptus 5430, 7910

European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization

(EPPO) 5590
Exclusionary devices See also Fencing.

1010, 1140, 1150, 2050, 2495, 3180, 3450, 4570,

5080, 5130, 5295, 5430, 5920, 6110, 6380, 7390,

7510, 7880, 7910
Executive Order 11643 1000, 1005, 2490
Exotics 1430, 3775, 4060, 4330, 4345, 4600, 5660,

6200, 7040
Laws and legislation 4770, 7050

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act

(FIFRA) 2970, 3400, 5750, 6190, 6195, 6910, 7010
Feedlots 2350, 3170, 4730, 5860, 6500, 6720, 7390,

7650, 7800, 7810
Fencing See also Exclusionary devices.

1010, 2050, 2495, 3110, 5280, 5290, 5295, 6380,

7510

Fenthion 4120, 6540

Nontarget poisoning 6550

Pesticide registration 6540
Feral burros 3960, 5260, 7600
Feral cats 2840, 3960, 5830, 7040, 7450
Feral cattle 7040

Feral dogs 1430, 2770, 3790, 3960, 4610, 7450
Feral goats 3960, 6070, 7420

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Feral hogs 3810, 3960, 4550, 5910, 5980, 7040

Biology
Diseases 5930, 5970

Damage identification 1710
Feral horses 3960
Feral sheep 7040, 7420
Ferrets 3775

Field voles See Microtus agrestis.

FIFRA See Federal Insecticide Fungicide and

Rodenticide Act.
Finches See also House finches.

5340, 5690
Finland 5600, 6320
Fish and Wildlife Act of 1 956 771 0
Fish control 4720
Fleas 1380

Flocoumafen 3310, 3630, 3850, 4950, 5200, 7730
Fluorocitrate 6480
Flupropadine 3310

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) 6690
Foot-and-mouth disease 5970
Forest damage (general) See also Tree plantations.
1810, 2200, 4530, 5080, 5920

ANTU 5900

Bears 3340

Deer 1980, 2440

Deer mice 4760, 6230, 7100

Endrin 5890, 6180

Habitat modification 1600

Italy 6400

Mestranol 4760

Mountain beavers 1610, 1990, 2000
National forests 1 620

Pocket gophers 1150, 1420, 2010, 2030, 2040, 2450,

4690, 7380
Porcupines 1160
R-55 6160

Radioisotopes (radiotagging) 6160

Rangelands 2950

Southern pines 2020

Squirrels 7110

Voles 1810
Foxes 1480, 1920, 3405, 4440, 6300, 7090
France 2760, 3290, 3590, 4900, 6630, 6940
Frightening devices 1260, 2265, 2460, 3000, 3230,
3460, 3650, 3870, 4440, 4790, 4810, 5050, 5540,
6020
Frogs 3120
Fumarin 5835, 6440

Fumigants 1340, 2155, 2380, 4045, 4860, 5045, 5760,

5825, 6310, 6360, 6500
Funambulus pennanti 1030, 6510
Futuring 1005

Galahs 1580
Galapagos 1430, 4345

Gas cartridges 4045, 5230, 5825, 6080, 6190, 6360,

6500, 7890
Nontarget poisoning 4860, 6500
Gas exploders See Coyotes— control^frightening

devices.

Geese See also Canada geese.
3670

Geographic information systems (GIS) 7480
Geomys bursarius 3690
Gerbillus spp. 1090
Gerbillus andersoni

Biology 7570
Gerbillus gleadowi 1 030
Gerbillus nanus 1 030
Germany 6630
Ginger 1970

Gliftor See Difluorpropanol.
Glisglis 6400

GLP See Good Laboratory Practices.
Glueboards 3140
Glyphosate 4830
GNrH analogues 2520
Goats See also Feral goats.

1660, 7040
Golden eagles 5770, 6030, 7535
Golunda ellioti 1030, 2650
Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) 3400, 6100
Gophacide® 6270
Goshawks 2890
Grackles 1260, 2590, 5520

Grapes 1240, 2170, 2640, 3260, 3570, 3870, 4850,
5140

Ground squirrels (Individual species listings located
under Spermophilus.)
Biology 4895, 7690
Dispersal 7060
Pheromones 6350
Population density 4895
Reproduction 6740
Control 2130, 6865, 7680
Acrolein 2155
Aerial baiting 5020, 7840
Alfalfa 4750, 6450
Africa 4350

Baits and bait stations 1110, 6150, 7840
Burrow destruction 3330
Chemosterilants 1110,3470
Fumigants 5760, 6360
Gas cartridges 5230
Habitat modification 3060
Nontarget poisoning 7090
Repellents 4260
RodenTorch 7080

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Strychnine 1170,3970,5730,6220

Trapping 2860, 4350, 5755

Zinc phosphide 6570
Control methods (general) 2530, 4895, 5045, 6370
Damage assessment methods 6440
Guam 5780

Gulls 1140,3150,4570,7660

Habitat modification See subheading under species.
Hantaviruses 2085
Hares 1600, 1710
Harvesting

Sanitation 2360
Havoc See Brodifacoum.

Hawaii 3020, 3840, 5780, 5870, 6820, 7040, 7220,

7230, 7330, 7335, 7340
Hazing See: Acoustics, Aircraft hazing, and Birds —

control — nonlethal — visual.
Hemostatic disorders 7750
Herring gulls 7660
Heteromys spp. 4360
Histoplasmosis 5510,6880
Hogs See Feral hogs.
Holochilus brasiliensis 7415
Honduras 3420

House finches See also Finches.
2640, 4450, 6600
Biology, feeding 1270
Control
4-aminopyridine 5140
Costs and figures 5850
Grapes 2170, 3260, 4850, 5140
House mice 1020, 1630, 4310, 4360, 4650, 5480, 5735
Biology
Behavior 4380
Colonization 1315
Irruptions 6460
Control
Behavioral resistance 4010
Field crops 5220, 6510
Food warehouses 4430,5100
Insulation 4040, 7310
Livestock facilities 2310, 5100, 7310
Poultry facilities 2320,5100
Tunnels 2180
Damage
Costs and figures 7310
House sparrows See also Sparrows.

3150, 3780, 5690
Human food
Birds 4560
Rodents 3040
Hungary 1300, 1310

Hystrix indica, damage identification 1710

Immobilization (chemical) 6470

India 1030, 1520, 2080, 2650, 3620, 3930, 5200, 6185,

6510, 6520, 6530
Information resources 7305
Insects 7770

Integrated pest management (IPM) 2110, 2180, 2190,

2990, 3210, 5860, 5885, 7300, 7770
lophenoxic acid 6490
Irrigation pipes 5455
Israel 5455, 5460
Italy 6400, 6410, 6420

Jackals 3750

Jackrabbits 2930, 3550, 4270, 4280, 4750, 7670

Jaculus jaculus 1090

Japan 7400

Jays 2355, 2370, 6730

Jojoba 1330

Kangaroo rats 1330,4910
Kangaroos 3430,5430,7910
Kites 3870
Kocide®SD 1265
Koloa 5780
Kuwait 1130

Lambs, losses 7210,7535
Larks 1495,4450

Latin America 2620, 3410, 3420, 3540, 4360, 5150,

6390, 7675
Lemniscomys striatus 3300
Leopold Report 1000, 1005, 2490
Leptospirosis 1200, 1750, 3490, 5930
Lepus californicus See Jackrabbits.
Lepus nigricollis, damage identification 1710
Lights 4440
Lindane 5170, 6540
Lithium chloride 1860,2740,3560
Livestock 1620, 3480

Diseases 5700
Livestock guarding dogs 2280, 3520, 3525, 6020
Livestock protection collars 1870, 1890, 2230, 2240,

7540

LM-2219 See Difethialone.

Lure crops See Diversionary foods.

Lyme disease 4590, 6770

M-44 1900, 2140, 2210, 2220, 2250, 3000, 3750, 5180,
6035

Experimental use permits 5180
Nontarget poisoning 4860, 5180
Pesticides, registration 5180
M-50 2250

Macadamia nuts 7330
Magpies 1910, 2370, 4960

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Malaysia 4580, 7730
Maldives 2690
Mallards 7780

Management information systems See Computer

technology.
Marianas 5780
Markers 6490
Mascall mouse traps 2780
Mastomys natalensis 3300, 331 0, 471 0
Meadow mice See Microtus spp.
Meadow voles See Microtus spp. or Pitymys spp.
Melanocorypha bimaculata 1 495
Meliodosis 5930
Meriones crassus 1 090
Meriones hurrianae 1030,6510
Meriones shawi 3310
Mestranol 1110,3470,4760

Methiocarb (Mesurol®) 2390, 3570, 4260, 5170, 5530,

5550, 6540, 7800, 7810
Methyl anthranilate 1240, 1250, 5720, 7470, 7475
Methyl bromide 4045
Metochlopramide hydrochloride 3500
Mexico 4360, 5150, 6390, 7675
Microencapsulation 2290, 5030
Microtus spp. 3090, 4910, 5735, 7680
Microtus agrestis 4920, 5600
Microtus arvalis 3290, 4920, 6940
Microtus calif ornicus 2150, 3090
Microtus duodecimcostatus 3590
Microtus guentheri 5460

Microtus montanus 1220, 1230, 2150, 2950, 4750, 7120
Microtus montebelli 7200
Microtus ochrogaster 3090, 5220
Microtus pennsylvanicus 1810, 1940, 3090, 4310, 5920,
6170

Microtus pinetorum 1940, 1950, 2550, 3860, 4310, 4650
Migratory Bird Treaty Act 7710
Millardia meltada pallidior 1 030
Millet 6340
Minicoy Island 1015
Moles 3160, 4100, 4470, 4930, 5010
Mongooses 5780, 7040
Monk parakeets 2560, 3150
Monofilament lines See also Exclusionary devices.
6110

Montane voles See Microtus montanus.
Mountain beavers 1610, 1990, 2000
Mountain lions 3080,4610, 7140

Human fatalities 1470

Predation 4995
Losses and figures 7610

Trapping 6670
Multimammate rats See Mastomys natalensis.
Musbooduga 1030,2650
Mus musculus See House mice.

Mus platythrix 6185

Muskrats 2750, 3290, 5360, 7190

Trapping 1460
Mustela erminea 4650
Mylar 3460
Mynas 5690

Myocastor coypus See Nutria.
Mythology 3160
Myxomatosis 1850

Nannospalax ehrenbergi 1 090

Naphthalene 3160,5170,6540

National Animal Damage Control Advisory Committee

(NADCAC) 1000
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) 6850
National Forest System 1620
Naval Petroleum Reserves 2510
Neotoma spp. 4360,5010
Nepal 3190

Nesokia indica 1090,1710
Nest boxes 1230
Netherlands 1630,2750,6630
Netting See also Exclusionary devices.

3180,3450,5130
New Zealand 1440, 1790, 2830, 2840, 3380, 3890,

5465, 5660, 5680, 5690, 5700, 5705, 5710, 5800,

6000, 6010
Nigeria 1040, 1050, 1060, 1070, 3240, 3250
Nilgai 2080

Nile rats See Arvicanthis niloticus.
Nonsteroidal antiinflammatories 6960
Nontarget poisoning

(This heading is also listed as a subheading under

individual pesticides.)

1170, 1830, 1880, 1890, 1910, 2340, 2870, 2960,
3290, 3390, 3690, 3700, 3865, 4160, 4300, 4310,
4390, 4650, 4860, 4900, 5180, 5210, 5270, 5380,
5560, 6010, 6035, 6090, 6240, 6260, 6270, 6500,
6550, 7090
North Island 1790

Norway rats 1300, 1800, 1805, 2660, 4140, 4310, 4360,
5160, 7415
Biology 6210

Colonization 1310, 4345
Control

Baits and bait stations 1820, 5100, 6155

Contraception 3360

Food warehouses 5100

Islands 1790

Kuwait 1130

Livestock facilities 5100

Poultry facilities 5100

Sewers 1690

Sugarcane 6820, 7230, 7340
Trapping 7335

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Tunnels 2180
Control methods (general) 2730
Nutria 3670,4480,6580,7190

Oil palms 7730
Olfaction 1820, 3950
Oligoryzomys spp. 4360
Ondatra zibethica See Muskrats.
Opossums See also Possums.

2160, 4990, 5310, 5735
Optimal foraging theory 7005
Orchards See individual plant species (e.g., Apple

orchards).

Ornitrol® See Azocosterol hydrochloride.
Orthogeomys spp. 4360
Oryctolagus spp. See Rabbits.
Oryzomys spp. 4360
Owls 5120,7715

PA-14 3270, 4700, 6190, 6550
Pacific Islands See also Hawaii.

1790, 5780
Pakistan 1710, 4370
Pappogeomys merriami merriami 7675
Parakeets 2560
Parrots 1580

Particle dose analysis 7005
Peanuts 1710, 5520
Pelomys fallax 3300
Peregrine falcons 2890
Perognathus spp. See Chaetodipus.
Perognathus parvus 2950

Peromyscus spp. 2950, 4360, 5220, 5735, 5890, 5900
Peromyscus maniculatus 1230, 1315, 2085, 2200,

4760, 6170, 6230, 7100
Pest control advisors 3640
Pest control operators 2160, 2190, 6890, 6980
Pesticides See also: Rodenticides and listings under

individual pesticide names.
Biochemical 6675

Development 3630, 3730, 4540, 5170, 5330
Good practice statements 6980
History 2820, 3630, 4130
Labels 4160

Laws and legislation 3400, 3865, 7560
Perspectives 4290,7170,7370
Politics 2670

Registration 1450, 2865, 2970, 3830, 3865, 4130,
4160, 4170, 4410, 4660, 5170, 5190, 5750, 5840,
6100, 6195, 6650, 6675, 6910, 7010
History 6190
Safe use 4160, 6900, 6980, 7640
Pheasants 3570
Pheromones 2100, 6350, 6675
Philippines 3050,3850,6710

Phostoxin See Aluminum phosphide.
Photographs 1190
Photonovels 3200

Pigeons 2465, 3150, 3780, 4460, 5110, 6560, 6750,

7760, 7790
Pigs See Feral hogs.
Pikas 4370

Pindone 3290, 5710, 5835, 7330
Pine voles See Microtus pintetorum.
Pines 2020, 4100, 5430, 7910
Damage identification 4100
Pistachios 2355, 2370, 6730
Pitymys See Microtus.
Pival See Pindone.

Plague 1200, 1320, 1390, 1400, 1410, 3265, 3490,
5440, 5570, 5580, 5640, 5650, 6120, 6775, 6780,
6865

Plaster-of-Paris 2695
PMHI 6990

Pocatello Supply Depot 5810,7870
Pocket gophers 1620, 2030, 2450, 2480
Biology
Behavior 7380, 7675
Ecology 2040
Food habits 4020
Population density 4880
Control
Alfalfa 4750

Burrow-builders 2030, 3590, 3690, 7280

Chlorophacinone 7485

Diphacinone 2010, 7280, 7485

Fencing 6380

Gas cartridges 6080

Gophacide® 6270

Rangelands 2950

Strychnine 1170, 2010, 2940, 2960, 3690, 4680,

4690, 4740, 7280, 7720
Trapping 6760
Tree plantations 3480, 4100
Vexar® 1150

Zinc phosphide 1420,7280

Control methods (general) 5040

Jojoba 1330
Pocket mice See Perognathus spp.
Poisoning

Antidotes 4970, 5400
Polynesian rats See Rattus exulans.
Porcupines 1160, 1620, 1710, 5620, 6410
Portland cement 2695
Possums See also Opposums.

1440, 2830, 5465, 5470, 5700, 6000
Potamochoerus porcus 4550
Poultry facilities 2320, 3250, 5200, 6950
PR Notice 83-5 4160

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Prairie dogs 4045, 4910, 6220, 7080
Biology, population dynamics 2430
Predator odors 5720,7120

Predators (General articles on predators are indexed
here. See also various predator species.)
Control

Costs and figures 4840, 7260

Coyote getters 3750

History 2490, 3720, 7500, 7520, 7530

Perspectives 2490, 2580, 5240
Damage

Costs and figures 7210

Losses and figures 1480, 5610
Predation control techniques (general) 6290
Prolin 5835

Propane exploders 2460 See also Coyotes— control —

frightening devices.
Psammomys obesus 1 090
Pteropus giganteus ariel 2690
Public attitudes 1490, 1530, 1680, 2580, 3320, 3845,
4250, 4290, 5240, 5350, 5420, 5670, 5715, 6385,
6590, 7160, 7320, 7370
Public health See also various disease names.
1200, 3780, 4230, 6970
Bats 3530
Ectoparasites 1380
Feral hogs 5930
Kuwait 1130
Recreation areas 6770
Puerto Rico 3710
Pulsed baiting 2790
Pycnonotus spp. 5780
Pycnonotus jocosus 6200

Q-Fever 6770

Quelea 1770,4070,4080,4190,4560
Quintox® See Cholecalciferol.

R-55 6160

Rabbits 1440, 1620, 1790, 1850, 3380, 3550, 3670,
4100, 4270, 4440, 5280, 5290, 5295, 5430, 5710,
5800, 5825, 6310, 7350, 7910
Biology, behavior 3030
Damage surveys 4750
Rabies 1200, 3210, 3540, 3600, 4000, 4890, 5830,

5880, 6300, 6640, 7240
Raccoons 2160, 3210, 4440, 4990, 5310, 5735, 6300
Racket bombs 5540

Racumin® Plus See Cholecalciferol or Coumatetralyl.
Radioisotopes 6160,6490
Radiotelemetry 4340,6210
Ramik® See Diphacinone.
Rangelands 1660, 2950

Raptors 1230, 2890, 5120, 5770, 6030, 7535, 7715
Rattus argentiventer 4580, 6260, 7360

Flattus exulans 1790, 3310, 5780, 6820, 7335, 7340

Rattus losea 6260

Rattus norvegicus See Norway rats.

Rattus rattus See Roof rats.

Rattus tanezumi 7730

Rattus tiomanicus 7730

Ravens 1550,2370,3150,4390

Recordkeeping 1190

Red foxes 1480, 3405, 6300, 7090

Red squill 2380, 6190, 7460

Red-winged blackbirds See Blackbirds.

Redwoods 3340, 3350

Refuges 2330

Reithrodontomys spp. 4360

ReJeX-lt® 7470, 7475

Relapsing fever 6770

Repellents (chemical) 5430

Birds 1240, 1265, 1780, 2390, 2420, 3570, 5170,
5455, 5530, 5550, 6540, 6600, 7470, 7620, 7800,
7810

Deer 1970

Rodents 4260, 4760, 5220, 5720, 5900, 7120, 7620
Reptiles 3120

Research 1120, 1620, 4055, 5170, 5740, 5820, 6250,

6810, 7580, 7740
Reserpine 1990
Reservoirs 1140

RH-787 1950,5940,5950,6520,7360
Rhodamine B 6490

Rice 1060, 1760, 2540, 2590, 3440, 3570, 4580, 5550,
6340, 7130

Richardson's ground squirrels See Spermophilus

richardsonii.
Rid-a-Bird® perches 4120
Robins 3150

Rodenticides See also Difluorpropanol, Flupropadine.
Acute

See Bromethalin, Calciferol, Cholecalciferol,
Compound 1080®, Crimidine, Ergocalciferol,
Gophacide®, RH-787, Red squill, Strychnine, Zinc
phosphide.

Additives 4310

Anticoagulant

See Brodifacoum, Bromadiolone,
Chlorophacinone, Coumafene,
Coumafuryl, Coumatetralyl, CPPH, Difenacoum,
Difethialone, Diphacinone, Flocoumafen, Fumarin,
Pindone, Prolin, Warfarin

Diagnosis 5560, 7750

Ecotoxicology 2340, 6800

Environmental fate studies 7090

History 4130

Microencapsulation 2290, 5030
Pharmacology 5990
Potentiation 6960

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Pulsed baiting 2790,3630,4130
Registration 4160
Research 6330
Residue studies 6240

Resistance 1630, 1700, 1805, 2660, 2800, 3220,

3630, 4010, 4130, 4140, 4940, 6155, 7730
Safe use 4160
Toxicology 2380, 4650
Rodents (General articles on multiple rodent species

are indexed here. See also individual rodent

species.)
Biology

Olfaction 3950, 7270

Pheromones 2100

Population dynamics 1090

Taste 7270
Control

See also Chemosterilants, Endrin, Exclusionary
devices, Fumigants, Gas cartridges, Glueboards,
Integrated pest management, Repellents,
Tracking boards, Tracking powders, Trapping,
Urban rodent control, etc.
See also names of specific rodenticides (e.g.,
Warfarin) and names of specific rodents (e.g.,
Pocket gophers).
Acoustics 4440

Administrative procedures 2190
Baits and bait stations 1800, 1820, 1940, 2120,
2790, 4160, 4445, 5160, 5390, 5600, 6150,
6830, 7005, 7380, 7410

Pre-baiting 6280

Tamperproof 5480
Biological control 6745
Colombia 7415
Contraception 3360, 5060
Cultural 1950, 4510, 6320, 7100
East Africa 6840

Electromagnetic devices 3130,4440
Eniwetok 4110

Epibloc See Alpha-chlorohydrin.
Europe 4920
Frightening devices 4440
Habitat modification 1600, 3060
History 3160
Hungary 1300
India 2650, 6185
International cooperation 5590
Italy 6420

Mechanical harvesting 2360
Mythology 3160
Perspectives 1740,4520
Poultry facilities 2320
R-55 6160
RodenTorch 7080
Sanitation 2360, 7880

Toxicants See Rodenticides.

Trap crops 4580

Trapping 2780, 6710, 7335

Tunnels 2190

Utility poles 1720

Visual 4440

West Indies 7700
Damage

Costs and figures 1220

Losses and figures 6170, 7130

Surveys 4750
Damage assessment methods 1220
Rodents as food 2360
Rodeo® See Glyphosate.

Roof rats 1520, 2060, 2850, 3310, 4310, 4360, 4650,

6510, 6520, 7415
Biology 2810, 6210

Colonization 1310
Control

Baits and bait stations 5200

Coconuts 1015

Education 7880

Exclusionary devices 7880

India 2650

Integrated pest management 2110
Islands 1790, 2690, 7330
Macadamia nuts 7330
Poultry facilities 6950
Resistance 2660
Sugarcane 6820, 7340
Trapping 7335
Utility poles 1720
Rooks 5690, 5705

Roosts 1640, 1960, 2760, 2870, 2880, 3270, 3460,

4220, 5500, 5510, 6730, 7650
Rope firecrackers 4440
RoZoL® See Chlorophacinone.
Rye 7475

Salmon poisoning disease 3510
Samoa 1790, 5780
San Joaquin kit foxes 1 920, 251 0
Sanitation 2360, 4430
Santa Cruz Island 4345
Saturation baiting 2790
Scapanus latimanus 4470
Scapanus townsendii 4470
Scarecrows 2460, 5050
Semiochemicals 6675
Sewers 1370, 1690
Sheep See also Feral sheep.
Losses 7210

Predation control techniques (general) 1660, 4610
Ranching 1660
Shrews 1230, 2950, 6170

40

Sigmodon spp. 4910

Sigmodon hispidus 2085, 2120, 3310, 3420, 4360,

5150, 7415
Silvereyes 1580

Skunks 2160, 3600, 4990, 5310, 5735, 6300, 6640,
7090

Smoky Mountains National Park 5980
Snakes 1670, 3120, 5780
Snares 1560,6060,7040
Sodium cyanide 6190, 6310

Livestock protection collars 2240

Pesticides, Registration 5180
Sodium (mono)fluoroacetate See Compound 1080®.
Somalia 1770
Sorghum 3570, 6340

Damage assessment methods 4190
South Africa 3740, 3750, 3760
Soybeans 3570

Sparrows 4450 See also House sparrows.
Spermophilus spp. 2130, 2530, 4750, 6350, 7680
Spermophilus beecheyi 3060, 3330, 3680, 4895, 5020,

5045, 5755, 5760, 6150, 6360, 6740, 6865, 7060
Spermophilus beecheyi beecheyi 2155, 3970
Spermophilus beecheyi douglasii 3970
Spermophilus beecheyi fisheri 6570
Spermophilus beecheyi sierrae 3970
Spermophilus beldingi 3330, 5730, 6450, 7840
Spermophilus beldingi oregonus 2155, 6440, 7690
Spermophilus columbianus 2860, 6220, 7090
Spermophilus lateralis 1 1 70
Spermophilus richardsonii 1110, 3470, 5230, 6220,

7080

Spermophilus tridecemlineatus 4260
Squirrels (tree) See also Ground squirrels.

2160, 4100, 4360, 4500, 4510, 7110
Stanley Island 1790
Starlicide® SeeDRC-1339.
Starlings 1580,2165
Biology

Behavior 1960

Feeding 2350

Food habits 5790
Control See also individual pesticides or chemical
names.

4-aminopyridine 7180

England 3670

Europe 3010

Feedlots 2350, 3170, 4730, 6720, 7390, 7650
Grapes 2170, 2640, 4850
Pistachios 2370
Refineries 1180

Roosts 1960, 2760, 2870, 3270, 3700, 4420, 7650
Surfactants 6610
Trapping 1570, 5250

Control methods (general) 7860

Urban 3780
Storm® See Flocoumafen.
Strategic planning 6250
Streptopelia semitorquata 1 050
Strychnine 1170,2010,6190,7720

Baits and bait stations 2120,5730

Birds 6560
Nontarget poisoning 6550

Ground squirrels 3970, 5730, 6220

Jackrabbits 2930

Mountain beavers 2000

Nontarget poisoning 1170, 2960, 3690, 4860, 6240,
6550

Pesticides, registration 4170, 5840

Pocket gophers 2940, 3690, 4690, 4740, 7280

Porcupines 1160, 5620

Predators 2720

Properties 2380

Rabbits 4270

Residue studies 6790

Resistance 4680

Skunks 6640

Taste aversion 3970

Toxicology 2380
Sudan 1495
Sudan black 7660

Sugarcane 3420, 3840, 5870, 6820, 7220, 7340

Baits and bait stations 7230
Suncus murinus 2650

Sunflowers 1280, 1510, 1580, 2460, 2470, 3580, 3650,
4400

Damage, Costs and figures 1270

Finches 5340
Surfactants 3270,4700,6550,6610
Sus scrofa See Feral hogs.
Swallows 3150, 3450,6750
Swifts 3150
Switzerland 5340

Taiwan 4500, 4510
Talon® See Brodifacoum.
Tanzania 4710

Taste aversion See Aversive conditioning.

Tateraindica 1030,1710

TEM 6540

TEPP 6720, 7650

Terns 1920, 1930, 3405, 4390

Tetracyclines 6490

Thailand 6260,7360

Thallium sulfate 2380

Nontarget poisoning 2870
Thermoregulation 6610
Thigmotaxis 2340
Thiotepa 2520

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Thiram 1970,4260,5170,7620

Thomomys spp. 1150, 1420, 1620, 2010, 2040, 2450,

2480, 2960, 3480, 4750, 5040, 6760, 7380, 7720
Thomomys bottae 1 330, 4680, 4690, 4880, 6080, 6380,

7280, 7485
Thomomys mazama 1170, 2030
Thomomys talpoides 1230, 2030, 2940, 2950, 4020
Thomomys townsendii 4740
Thrushes 5690
Ticks 1380
Tigers 3930
TMTD See Thiram.
Toads 5735
Tomatoes 2360

Toxicants See Pesticides or Rodenticides.
Tracking boards 6660
Tracking powders 1020
Trap crops 4580

Trapping 7260 See also individual species or species
groups.

Extension trapper system 3720

Laws and legislation 3370

Standards 4295

Summary 3100

Trap response 7335
Tree plantations 3480, 4100, 4500, 4510, 5430, 7910
Trichosurus vulpecula 1 440
Trimethacarb 1780,5170,5220
Trinidad 3530
Trunk protectors 5080
Tuberculosis 7240
Tularemia 6770
Tunnels 2180, 7480
Turtles 3120

U-12171 6600

Ultrasonics 2900, 3160, 4440, 6680, 7760

Urban rodent control 1020, 1300, 1370, 1400, 1690,

1700, 1720, 1750, 2060, 2180, 2190, 2820, 2850,

3190, 3850, 4430, 4980, 5490, 6710, 7480
Colonization 1310
Urban wildlife 2160, 2180, 2260, 2400, 2990, 3150,

3280, 3320, 3405, 3780, 4990, 5005, 5320, 5650,

5830, 6130, 6300, 7760
Damage, costs and figures 5005
Utility poles 1720, 7000

Vacor® SeeRH-787.
Vampire bats 3410, 3540, 4890
Vexar® 1150, 5080, 5920
Vibrating devices 4440
Vitamin K 4970

Voles 3290, 4650, 5600
Biology
Home range 7200
Irruptions 1810

Forecasting 6940
Population density 2550
Control
Alfalfa 4750

Apple orchards 1220, 1230, 1940, 1950, 3590
Biological 1230
Europe 4920

Exclusionary devices 5920
Field crops 2150, 5220
Israel 5460
Rangelands 2950

Tree plantations 4100, 6170, 6320, 7120
Damage, costs and figures 4920

Wales 5280
Wallabies 5430, 7910
Walnuts 6730

Warfarin 1520, 1805, 2660, 3310, 4170, 5150, 5600,

5835, 7730
Nontarget poisoning 4900
Waterfowl 2260, 2990, 3670, 5540, 7440, 7475, 7780,

7790

Predation control techniques (general) 6430
Waxwings 1250,3150,5630
West Indies 7700
White-eyes 5690, 7040, 7430
Wildlife damage management (general)

California 7680

Economics 2920

Equipment 7850

History 1000,4030,4180,6190

International 6690

Laws and legislation 3400

Mathematical modeling 2700, 3800, 7580

Perspectives 1005, 1080, 1490, 2410, 2500, 3670,
3880, 3910, 3920, 4250, 4670, 5240, 5330, 5350,
5370, 5380, 5420, 6250, 6590, 6920, 6930, 7150,
7160, 7170, 7370, 7580, 7740

Standards 1450, 4540, 6900

State programs 2410, 2580, 3660, 4090, 4850, 7260
Licensing 3640

Systems approach 4030

Training 5670
Wild rice 2695, 5000
Wildlife habitat 2330, 4240
Wire grids 1140
Wolves 5715,7630
Wombats 5430, 7910

42

Xerus erythropus 4350
Zimbabwe 4200, 4550, 4560

Zinc phosphide 3310, 3420, 3820, 4210, 6190, 7360
Baits and bait stations 2120, 5870, 7005
Chipmunks 7005
Ground squirrels 5045
House mice 1020
India 1030,2650
Jackrabbits 2930
Mexico 4360

Nontarget poisoning 4860, 5210, 6260

Pocket gophers 1420, 7280

Properties 2380, 3820

Residue studies 3820

Roof rats 1520,7330

Sigmodon hispidus 3420

Toxicology 2380, 3820

Voles 1940, 1950, 5460, 5600
Ziram 5170
Zonotrichia spp. 4450
Zosterops spp. 1 580, 7430
Zygodontomys brevicauda 741 5

Author Index

Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings

Acord, B. R. 1000, 1005
Acorn, R. C. 1010
Advani, R. 1015, 1020, 1030
Aguero, D. A. 6110
Aguilar Ramirez, V. M. 3420
Ahmad, E. 1710

Akande, M. 1040, 1050, 1060, 1070

Aldrich, D. G., Jr. 1080

Ali, A. M. 1090, 1100

Allen, C. P. 2090

Alsager, D. E. 1110, 1120

Al-Sanei, K. S. 1130

Amling, W. 1140

Andelt, W. F. 3525

Anderson, R. J. 1610

Anderson, S. J. 7040

Andrews, K. J. 5210

Anthony, R. M. 1150, 1160, 1170, 1420, 2960, 4760

Areson, C. W. 1180, 1190

Armistead, A. R. 1195

Arnold, P. M. 6430

Arnstein, P. 1200

Ashton, A. D. 2180, 4130

Askham, L. R. 1210, 1220, 1230, 1240

Avery, M. L. 1250, 1260, 1265, 1270, 1280, 2590, 5630

Backholer, J. R. 1290

Bajomi, D. 1300, 1310

Baker, A.E.M. 1315

Baker, R. O. 1320, 1330, 1340
Balba, M. M. 1130
Balser, D. S. 1350, 1360
Bangs, E. E. 5715
Banigan, T. R 7460
Barbehenn, K. R. 1370
Barnes, A. A. 6780

Barnes, A. M. 1380, 1390, 1400, 1410, 5440, 6120

Barnes, V. G., Jr. 1150,1420,2960

Barnett, B. D. 1430

Barnum, D. A. 5070

Batcheler, C. L. 1440, 5470

Bean, N. J. 5160

Beck, J. R. 1450

Becker, K. 1460

Beier, P. 1470

Bell, J. 1440, 5800

Bellati, J. 1480

Bennett, D. H. 5830

Bentley, W. J. 6360

Bergman, D. L. 4830

Berryman, J. H. 1490

Beshir, E.S.A. 1495

Besser, J. F. 1500, 1510, 2620, 4400, 5520, 7650, 7800
Bhandari, T. 6510
Bhardwaj, D. 1520
Bhasin, H. 6510
Bidinotto, J. E. 1530

45

Black, H. C. 1620
Blaney, D. G. 1540
Bleier, W. J. 4830
Blokpoel, H. 4570

Blom, F. S. 4800, 6030, 6035, 6040, 6050, 6060

Boarman, W. I. 1550

Boddicker, M. L. 1560

Bogatich, V. 1570

Bomford, M. 1580, 1590

Bonwell, W. R. 5220

Borrecco, J. E. 1600, 1610, 1620

Bosman, B. T. 1630

Boudreau, G. W. 1640, 1650

Bowns, J. E. 1660

Brewster, W. G. 5715

Brock, E. M. 1670

Bromell, J. E. 2770

Brooks, D. L. 1680

Brooks, J. E. 1690, 1700, 1710, 1780

Brothers, D. R. 1720

Brown, L. D. 1730

Brown, R. Z. 1740

Browne, C. O. 1750

Brugger, K. E. 1760

Bruggers, R. L. 1770, 1780, 6340

Buck, W. B. 2710

Buckle, A. P. 1790, 1800, 1805, 3630, 4310
Buckner, C. H. 1810

46

Bull, J. O. 1820, 1830

Bullard, R. W. 1840, 1970, 2970, 7270

Burley, J.R.W. 1850

Burns, R. J. 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 2220,
2230, 3560

Burnside, O. C. 4260

Butchko, P. H. 1920, 1930

Butler, B. 5070

Byers, R. E. 1940, 1950, 3860
Caccamise, D. F. 1960

Campbell, D. L. 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010, 2940,
5720

Campbell, T. E. 2020
Canutt, P. W. 2030
Capp, J. C. 2040
Caroline, M. 7530
Caslick, J. W. 2050
Cerven, D. R. 7010
Challet, G. L. 2060
Chamberlain, P. A. 2070
Chang, Z. W. 7890
Chaturvedi, G. C. 2660
Chauhan, N.PS. 2080
Chavez-Sanchez, C. 5150
Cheatheam, L. K. 7280
Cheng-Xin, W. 7900
Childs, J. E. 2085
Christensen, S. 2090
Christiansen, E. 2100

Chung, G. F. 7730

Claffey, D. P. 2110

Clapperton, B. K. 2840

Clark, D. O. 2120, 2130

Clark, J. P. 2140, 2150, 2155, 5760

Clark, K. D. 2160

Clark, L. 5170

Clark, W. R. 2165

Clore, J. 2170

Clough, M. F. 5970

Colvin, B. A. 2180, 2190, 7480

Combes, B. 3590

Comings, J. P. 3190, 3200

Cone, J. B. 2200

Conner, J. 4345

Connolly, G. E. 1195, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900,
1910, 2210, 2220, 2230, 2240, 2250, 3560, 5820

Conover, M. R. 2260, 2265

Contreras, G. 7720

Coolahan, C. 2270

Coppinger, L. 2280

Coppinger, R. 2280

Cornwell, P. B. 2290

Corrigan, R. M. 2300, 2310, 2320

Cowan, D. P. 6155

Cowan, J. B. 2330

Cox, P. R. 2340, 6800

Crabb, A. C. 2350, 2355, 2360, 2370, 6150

Crabtree, D. G. 2380
Crane, K. A. 4220, 6680
Crase, F. T. 2390
Craven, S. R. 2400, 2410
Crocker, D. R. 2420
Crosby, L. A. 2430
Crouch, G. L. 2440, 2450
Crump, D. R. 7120

Cummings, J. L. 2460, 2465, 2470, 3700, 4400

Cummings, M. W. 2480, 2490

Cunningham, D. J. 2470, 5530

Curtis, P. D. 2495

Cushing, R. L 2500

Cypher, B. L. 2510

Cyr, A. 2520

Dana, R. H. 2530

Daneke, D. 1260, 2540

Dasch, G. J. 4800, 4810, 6040

Davis, D. E. 2550

Davis, J. E., Jr. 2465

Davis, L. R. 2560

Davis, M. D. 2570

De Grazio, J. W. 2600, 2610, 2620, 5520, 7650, 7800,
7810

DeCalesta, D. S. 2580

Decker, D. G. 1260, 1265, 2540, 2590, 5630

DeHaven, R. W. 1270, 1280, 2390, 2630, 2640, 3870,
4420

De La Piedra, R. C. 4360

47

Deoras, P. J. 2650, 2660
Depaepe, V. 2665
Dietz, D. H. 2670
Dixon, E. A. 7120
Dodge, W. E. 2680

Dolbeer, R. A. 2690, 2695, 2700, 5790, 7770, 7775,
7780, 7790

Dorman, D. C. 2710

Dorrance, M. J. 1010, 2720, 2730, 2740

Doude van Troostwijk, W. J. 2750

Douville de Franssu, P. 2760, 3010

Downward, R. J. 2770

Dreikorn, B. A. 4150

Drummond, D. C. 2780

Dubock, A. C. 2790,2800

Durlak, R. M. 3210

Dutson, V. J. 2810

Dykstra, W. W. 2820

Eason, C.T. 2830,2840

Ebbert, S. M. 2980

Ecke, D. H. 2850

Edge, W. D. 2860

El-Amin, M. 6140

Elias, D. J. 2865, 6500, 7010, 7415
Elliott, H. N. 2870

Engeman, R. M. 2000, 2010, 2940, 4800, 5210, 5220,
6050, 7335

Erdman, S. S. 2880

Erickson, W. A. 2890, 2900, 4190, 5050

48

Ericsson, R. J. 2910
Eschen, M. L. 6560
Eskridge, K. M. 6110
Evans, D. C. 2920

Evans, J. 1150, 1160, 1170, 1420, 1980, 1990, 2930,
2940, 2960, 3550, 4760, 6580

Everett, R. 2950

Fagerstone, K. A. 2960, 2970, 4410, 5230, 6190, 6195

Fagre, D. B. 2980

Fairaizl, S. D. 2990

Fall, M. W. 3000, 3050

Fargione, M.J. 2495

Farley, J. P. 2000, 2010

Farmer, J. A. 5980

Faulhaber, M. R. 3405

Feare, C. J. 3010

Fellows, D. P. 3020

Fenn, M.G.P. 1790

Fennessy, B. V. 3030

Fiedler, L. A. 1780, 2690, 3040, 3050

Fisher, D. D. 7310

Fitzgerald, W. S. 3060, 3070

Fitzhugh, E. L. 3080

Fitzwater, W. D. 3090, 3100, 3110, 3120, 3130, 3140,
3150, 3160

Fontaine, J. A. 5715

Ford, H. S. 3170

Foreyt, W. J. 3510

Frantz, S. C. 3180, 3190, 3200, 3210, 3220

Freeman, H. C. 6385

Frings, H. 3230

Fritts, S. H. 5715

Funmilayo, O. 3240, 3250

Furcolow, C. A. 2465

Gadd, P. 3260, 7485

Gaddis, S. E. 6490

Gage, K. L. 3265

Galef, B. G., Jr. 5160

Garner, K. M. 3270

Garrison, M. V. 2465

Gates, N. L. 6990

Gatz, T.A. 3690

Geis, A. D. 3280

Gentry, H. S. 7460

Gettler, L. 2280

Giban, J. 3290,3300

Gill, G. E. 3310

Gilman, R. M. 3320

Gilson, A. 3330

Giusti, G. A. 3340, 3350

Glahn, J. F. 7390

Glass, B. P. 3360

Glass, G. E. 2085

Glass, J. H. 3370

Godfrey, M.E.R. 3380, 3390, 4970

Goldman, D. S. 3400

Golightly, R. T., Jr. 3405

Gonzalez, R. 3410
Gonzalez Romero, A. 3420
Gooding, C. D. 3430, 5800, 7350
Goos, M. W. 6020

Gorenzel, W. P. 3080, 3440, 3450, 3460, 5000, 6360

Goulet, L. A. 3470

Graham, R. 2430

Graham, R. T. 3480

Gramet, P. 2760

Gratz, N. G. 3490

Grealy, M. J. 2190

Greaves, J. H. 6330, 6660

Green, D. G. 5970

Green, J. S. 3500, 3510, 3520, 3525

Greenhall, A. M. 3530, 3540

Griffiths, R. E., Jr. 1870, 2240, 2930, 3550, 3560

Grolleau, G. 2760

Guarino, J. L. 2460, 3570, 3580, 4420, 5530, 7800, 7810

Guedon, G. 3590

Gurba, J. B. 3600, 3610

Guruprasad, B. K. 3620

Guthrie, J. W. 6040

Hadler, M. R. 3630

Hafez, H. A. 1100

Hagar, S. 5130

Hall, D. C. 4840

Hallett, J. T. 3640

Handegard, L. L. 3650

Handley, M. H. 3660
Hardy, A. R. 3670
Hawthorne, D. W. 7530
Hayes, D. J. 6500
Haynes, P. 6155
Hazen, B. 3680

Hegdal, P. L. 2010, 2930, 2940, 3690

Heisterberg, J. F. 3700,3710

Henderson, F. R. 3720

Hermann, G. 3730

Hey, D. 3740, 3750, 3760

Hickling, G.J. 5710

Hill, E. P. 3770

Hitchcock, J. C. 3775

Hockenyos, G. L. 3780

Hogstrom, A. W. 3790

Hone, J. 3800, 3810

Hood, G. A. 3820, 3830, 3840

Hooper, J. K. 3845

Hoque, M. M. 3850

Horsfall, F., Jr. 3860

Hosea, R. C. 3865

Hothem, R. L. 3870

Howard, W. E. 1670, 3890, 3900, 3910, 3930, 3940,
3950, 3960, 3970, 3980, 4680, 4690, 5060, 5070,
5900, 6230, 6620, 7380

Howell, R. G. 3990

Humphrey, G. L. 4000

Humphries, R. E. 4010

50

Hungerford, K. E. 4020
Hussain, I. 1710

Hygnstrom, S. E. 4030, 4040, 4045, 4050

Ickes, S. K. 2695

Inglis, I. R. 6155

Ingram, C. R. 2700, 4055

Ituarte-Soto, R. 5150

Jackson, J. E. 4060

Jackson, J. J. 4070, 4080, 4090, 4100

Jackson, W. B. 2180, 4110, 4120, 4130, 4140, 4150

Jacobs, W. W. 4160,4170

Jacobsen, W. C. 4180

Jaeger, M. M. 4190, 7130

Jain, A. P. 5200

Jarvis, M. J. F. 4200

Jarvis, W. T. 5140

Jimenez, M. D. 5715

Jing-Hui, L. 4210

Johns, B. E. 4220, 6490

Johnson, H. N. 4230

Johnson, R. E. 4810, 4820, 6060

Johnson, R. J. 4240, 4250, 4260, 6110

Johnson, W. V. 4270

Johnston, J. C. 4280

Jones, P. 4290

Jotham, N. 4295

Julkunen-Tiitto, R. 6320

Kashyap, N. 5200

Kaukeinen, D. E. 1800, 2800, 4140, 4300, 4310, 4320,
5480

Keck, G. 4900

Keffer, M. O. 4330

Keidar, C. 5455

Keidar, H. 5460

Kermeen, B. C. 4340

Key, G. E. 4345, 4350, 4360

Khan, A. A. 4370

Kingery, J. L. 3480

Klimstra, W. D. 4380

Knittle, C. E. 2460, 3700, 4390, 4400, 4410, 4420
Knote, C. E. 4430

Koehler, A. E. 4260, 4440, 4445, 5080

Koehler, J. W. 4450

Krebs, J. W. 2085

Kreps, L. B. 4460

Krishnamurthy, T. R. 6950, 6960

Krupa, H. W. 2010

Ksiazek, T. G. 2085

Kuenzi, A. J. 4895

Kuhn, L. W. 4470, 4480

Kumar, D. 6510

Kun, E. 4490

Kuo, P. C. 4500, 4510

Kurten, U. 6320

Kurylas, H. 4520

Kverno, N. 4530, 4540

Laas, F. J. 4970

Lacombe, D. 2520

La Grange, M. 4200, 4550, 4560

Laidlaw, G.W.J. 4570

Lam, Y. M. 4580

Lamunyon, T. K. 6740

Lance, W. R. 7790

Lane, D.W.A. 1290

Lane, R. S. 4590

Langelom, G. 2280

Larsen, H. S. 4600

Larson, S. 4610

Lasarow, L. W. 4620

LaVoie, G. K. 6580, 6680

Lawson, K. F. 6300

Leach, H. R. 4630

Leamaster, B. R. 3510

Lechevin, J. C. 4640, 4650

Lee, J. O., Jr. 4660, 4670

Lee, L. L. 4680, 4690

Lefebvre, P. W. 1260, 4700

Leirs, H. 4710

Lennon, R. E. 4720

Levingston, P. E. 4730

Lewis, J. C. 3405

Lewis, S. R. 4740, 4750

Liao, Y. K. 4510

Lindsey, G. D. 1160, 1170, 1420, 3840, 4760

Linduska, J. P. 4770

Linehan, J. T. 4780

Linhart, S. B. 4790, 4800, 4810, 4820

Linz, G. M. 3700, 4400, 4830

Littauer, G. A. 4840

Little, D. R. 4850

Littrell, E. E. 4860

Liu, I.K.M. 4870

Loeb, S. C. 4880

Lord, R. D. 4890

Loredo-Prendeville, I. 4895

Lorenz, J. 2280

Lorgue, G. 4900

Ludeman, J. A. 4910

Lund, M. 4920, 4930, 4940, 4950

Lyndall, R. 4960

Maclnnes, C. D. 6300

Mackintosh, C. G. 4970

Maddock, D. R. 4980

Madon, M. B. 2110, 5650

Maestrelli, J. R. 4990

Manikowski, S. 1780

Mansfield, T. M. 4995

Marcum, D. B. 3440, 5000

Marion, W. R. 5005

Marois, J. J. 2355

Marquez-Moreno, A. 5150

Marsh, R. E. 2370, 2890, 2900, 3060, 3950, 3960,
3970, 4210, 4440, 4680, 4690, 5010, 5020, 5030,
5040, 5045, 5050, 5060, 5070, 5080, 5410, 5735,
5900, 6230, 6240, 6380, 7380

Marshall, E. F. 1730,5090,5100

Martin, A. D. 6330

Martin, C. M. 5110

Martin, L. R. 5110, 5120, 5130, 5140

Martinez-Palacios, C. 5150

Mason, J. R. 5160, 5170, 5720

Matheny, R. W. 5180, 5190

Mathur, M. 5200

Mathur, R. P. 1030

Matschke, G. H. 2940, 5210, 5220, 5230

Matteson, R. E. 1260

Maupin, G. O. 5440

McCann, L. 5240

McCartney, W. C. 2180

McCracken, H. F. 5250

McGill, T. J. 5260

Mcllroy, J. C. 5270, 5970

McKenna, S. M. 5070

McKillop, I. G. 5280, 5290, 5295

McLaren, M. 4570

Meehan, A. P. 4010, 5300

Meininger, C. A. 2190

Merrill, H. A. 5310, 5320, 5330

Merson, M. H. 1940

Meylan, A. 5340

52

Miller, D. D. 5350

Miller, J. E. 5360, 5370, 5380

Miller, J. G. 5390, 5400

Minta, S. C. 5410

Mitchell, G. C. 3410

Mitchell, K. 1195

Momboisse, R. M. 5420

Monsen, S. 2950

Montague, T. L. 5430

Montenieri, J. A. 3265

Montman, C. E. 5440

Moore, N. W. 5450

Moran, S. 5455, 5460

Morgan, D. R. 2840, 5465, 5470

Morris, K. D. 5480

Morrison, M. L. 4895

Mortenson, E. W. 5490

Mott, D. F. 5500, 5510, 5520, 5530, 5540

Moulton, D. W. 5550

Mount, M. E. 5560

Murray, K. F. 5570, 5580

Mykytowycz, R. 3030

Myllymaki, A. 5590, 5600

Nahas, K. 4900

Nass, R. D. 3840, 5610

Neely, R. D. 1950

Neitro, W. A. 5620

Nelms, C. O. 1260, 5630

Nelson, B. C. 5640, 5650, 6780

Nelson, P. C. 4420, 5660, 5670, 5680, 5690, 5700,
5705, 5710

Nichol, S. T. 2085

Niemeyer, C. C. 5715,6640

Nolte, D. L. 5720

Nunez-Garcia, F. 3710

Nunley, G. L. 5725, 7530

Obajimi, A. O. 1070

O'Brien, J. M. 4740, 4750, 5730, 5735

O'Brien, P. H. 1590, 5740

Ochs, P. 5750

O'Connell, R. A. 5755, 5760

O'Gara, B. W. 5770

Ohashi, T. J. 5780

Okuno, I. 1780, 1880

Okurut-Akol, F. H. 5790

Oldenburg, J. G. 5780

Oliver, A. J. 5800

Ollieu, M. M. 7720

Olsen, G. H. 4800

Olson-Edge, S. L. 2860

Olvida, J. L. 3850

Omar, M. T. 1130

Ospina, J. A. 7415

Ota, A. K. 7340

Packham, C. J. 5810,5820

Padula, C. M. 3220

53

Page, R.J.C. 5825, 5830

Palmateer, S. D. 3970, 5835, 5840, 6190, 6195

Palmer, T. K. 5850, 5860

Pank, L. F. 5870

Parker, A. J. 2710

Parker, R. L. 5880

Parkhurst, J. A. 5885

Parveen, F. 5200

Passof, P. C. 5890, 5900

Paton, P.W.C. 3020

Patten, D. C. 5910

Pauls, Pi. W. 5920

Pavlov, P. M. 5930

Peardon, D. L. 5940, 5950

Pearson, E. W. 5960

Pech, R. P. 5970

Pedersen, H. 3810

Peine, J. D. 5980

Peloquin, E. P. 4480

Peoples, S. A. 5990

Pepper, H. W. 5290

Peris, S. J. 3010

Peters, C. J. 2085

Peters, J. A. 5470, 6000, 6010

Pfeifer, W. K. 6020

Phillips, R. L. 4295, 6030, 6035, 6040, 6050, 6060,
7535

Pickles, G. S. 6070

Plesse, L. F. 6080

Poche, R. M. 3680, 4640, 6090, 6100

Pochop, P. A. 2465, 6110

Poland, J. D. 6120

Pollock, D. C. 5430

Poole, D. 5295

Pope, R. L. 6130

Pospischil, R. 6135

Power, M. J. 6300

Prakash, I. 1030, 1520

Prescott, C. V. 1805, 6140

Protopapas, B. D. 6150

Quy, R.J. 6155

Radvanyi, A. 6160, 6170

Radwan, M. A. 6180

Raj, G. G. 6185

Ramey, C. A. 1005, 2970, 6190, 6195

Rampaud, M. 4320, 4900, 6800

Rand, A. C. 6200

Rasheed, H. 2690

Recht, M. A. 6210

Record, C. R. 6220, 6230, 6240

Redfern, R. 6330

Reidinger, R. F, Jr. 3050, 6250

Renapurkar, D. M. 2660

Richards, C.G.J. 6260

Richens, V. B. 6270

Richmond, M. E. 2495

54

Riddle, R. L. 2360
Rimpel, M. 1780
Robbins, R. J. 6280
Roberts, J. D. 4810,4820
Robinson, W. B. 6290
Rollin Pierre, E. 2085
Rosatte, R. C. 6300
Ross, J. 6310
Roter, D. L. 3200
Rotramel, G. L. 5490
Rousi, M. 6320
Rowe, F. P. 6330
Roy, L. D. 2740
Ruelle, P. 6340
Sadleir, R. M. F. S. 3470
Salit, A. M. 1130
Sallee, K. L. 3405

Salmon, T. P. 2355, 2370, 2890, 2900, 3330, 3440,
3450, 3460, 4440, 4610, 5050, 5080, 6350, 6360,
6370, 6380

Sanborn, W. A. 6385

Sanchez-Navarrete, F. 6390

Santhaiah, N. 1780

Santini, L. 6400, 6410, 6420

Sargeant, A. B. 6430

Sasser, R. G. 6990

Sasvari, K. 1310

Sauer, W. C. 6440, 6450

Saunders, G. 6460

Savarie, P. J. 1890, 1900, 2240, 2865, 6470, 6480,
6490, 6500

Saxena, Y. 6510, 6520, 6530

Schafer, E. W., Jr. 2470, 4410, 5530, 6190, 6195, 6540,
6550, 6560

Schafer, V. S. 6610

Schemnitz, S. D. 7320

Schilling, C. 6570

Schitoskey, F, Jr. 6580

Schmaderer, T. R. 4050

Schmidt, R. H. 2665, 3980, 6370, 6380, 6385, 6590

Schnorbach, H. J. 6135

Schoof, H. F. 4980

Schwab, R. G. 6600, 6610

Scrivner, J. H. 2510, 6620

Seamans, T. W. 3700, 7780, 7790

Serna Secundino, J. 3420

Seubert, J. L. 2700, 4700, 6630

Seyler, K. 6640

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Shumake, S. A. 4820, 6675, 6680, 7270
Shuyler, H. R. 6690, 6700, 6710
Sibley, R. M. 4010
Siebe, C. C. 6720

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Simmons, G. D. 2220, 2250

Simpson, G. L. 6730, 6740

Singh, R. 2080

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Sitton, L. 7610

Slater, A. J. 6750

Small, M. A. 1930

Smeltz, M. D. 6760

Smith, C. R. 6770, 6775, 6780

Smith, H. G. 6790

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Smythe, W. R. 4370, 6820, 6830, 6840

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Spannring, H. 6870

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Spaulding, S. R. 4150, 6870

Spear, P. J. 6880, 6890, 6900

Spencer, D. A. 6910, 6920, 6930

Spitz, F. 6940

Sridhara, S. 6950, 6960

Stair, J. L. 7280

Stark, H. E. 6970

Stein, H. S. 6980

Stellflug, J. N. 6990

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Stemmerman, L. 7000
Stern, D. J. 6230

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Sugihara, R. T. 4445, 7070, 7335, 7340

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Sultana, P. 1780, 7130

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Sutton, R. M., Jr. 7150

Swanson, G. A. 7160

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Swinney, T. 6155

Tahvanainen, J. 6320

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Tanaka, R. 7200

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Thompson, R. A. 3070, 7260

Thompson, R. D. 4220, 7270

Tickes, B. R. 7280

Tigner, J. R. 6500

Till, J. A. 7290

Tilzer, A. 5650

Timbrook, S. K. 5540

Timm, R. M. 7300, 7305, 7310, 7320

Tobin, M. E. 4445, 7330, 7335, 7340

Tomlinson, A. R. 7350

Tongtavee, K. 7360

Torres, S. G. 4995

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Tunberg, A. D. 7380

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Vad, N. E. 2660

Valencia, D. 7410, 7415

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Verhagen, R. 4710
Verheyen, W. 4710
Vigie, A. 4650
Villa-C, B. 7675
Vogt, P. F. 7470, 7475
von Thungen, J. 1480
Von Wahlde, M. 7480
Vossen, P. 7485

Wade, D. A. 7490, 7500, 7510, 7520, 7530

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Ward, E. A. 1290

Ward, J. C. 7560

Ward, K. J. 1805

Wassif, K. 7570

Watt, K.E.F. 7580

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Weatherhead, P. J. 7590

Weaver, R. A. 7600, 7610

Webb, R. E. 3860

Weiser, H. 7120

Welch, J. F. 7620

Werge, R. W. 1005

West, G. A. 7630

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West, R. R. 5520, 7650

Wetherbee, D. K. 7660

Zaki, S. 2085

Wetherbee, F. A. 7670

Zdunowski, G. 7880

Wheeler, S. H. 5800

Zeck, W. M. 3730

Whisson, D. 7675

Zhi, D. 7890, 7900

White, L. 7680, 7690

Ziegltrum, G. J. 7910

White, R. J. 4840

Zutshi, M. 6520

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Wilson, E. 4345

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Winchell, C. S. 7715

Witt, S. 7720

Wolf, Y. 5455

Wood, B. J. 7730

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Woodruff, R. A. 3510, 3520, 3525

Woody, B. J. 7750

Woronecki, P. P. 3700, 5790, 7760, 7770, 7775, 7780,
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Woulfe, M. R. 7820

Wright, E. N. 7830

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Wright, P. F. 7850

Wright, W. 5430

Young, R. S. 1950

Zaghloul, T. M. 1130

Zajanc, A. 7860, 7870

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