A consideration of climax theory: the climax as a population and pattern
RH Whittaker - Ecological monographs, 1953 - JSTOR
* Paper begun while a member of the Department of Zoology, Washington State College,
Pullman. The author is indebted to K. Faegri, F. Egler, HK Buechner, and HE Brewer for
critical reading of the manuscript, to WC Healy; Jr., and RH Titman of the Statistics Unit,
Utilities and General Services Department, General Electric Co., Richland for statistical
assistance, to the funds for biological and medical research of the State of Washington
Initiative Measure No. 171 for support of the Siskiyou Mountains studies, and to library …
Pullman. The author is indebted to K. Faegri, F. Egler, HK Buechner, and HE Brewer for
critical reading of the manuscript, to WC Healy; Jr., and RH Titman of the Statistics Unit,
Utilities and General Services Department, General Electric Co., Richland for statistical
assistance, to the funds for biological and medical research of the State of Washington
Initiative Measure No. 171 for support of the Siskiyou Mountains studies, and to library …
