Bibliography of butterflies

Ehrlich, Anne Fitzhugh Howland, and Paul Ralph Ehrlich

1978. Reproductive strategies in the butterflies: I. Mating frequen-cies, plugging, and egg number. Journal of the Kansas entomological Society 51(4): 666 697, 4 tabs. (17 November) [general]

Ehrlich, Paul Ralph [1932  ]

1954. See Gillham, N. W. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1954.

1958a. The higher systematics of the butterflies. Lepidopterists' News 11(4/5): 103 106, 1 fig. (13 May) [general]

1958b. The comparative morphology, phylogeny and higher classi-fication of the butterflies (Lepidoptera: Papilionoidea). University of Kansas Science Bulletin 39(8): 305 370, 64 figs. (18 November) [general]

1961. See Munroe, E. G. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1961.

1962. A biting midge ectoparasitic on Arizona lycaenids. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 16(1): 20 22, 3 figs. (30 August) [Pyrrhogyra otolais Bates; Mexico]

1970. See Gilbert, L. E. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1970.

1971. See Singer, M. C. et al., 1971.

1978. See Ehrlich, A. F. H. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1978.

1983a. See Singer, M. C. et al., 1983.

1983b. Save Thermosphaeroma thermophilum! Natural History (New York) 92(10): 77 83, 3 figs. (October) [book review; general]

1984a. See Murphy, D. D. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1984.

1984b. The structure and dynamics of butterfly populations, pp. 25 40. In: Vane Wright, R. I. & P. R. Ackery (Eds.), The Biology of Butterflies. London, Academic Press. [general]

1985. See Odendaal, F. J. et al., 1985.

1986. Which animal will invade?, pp. 79-95, 2 tabs. In: Mooney, H. A. & J. A. Drake (Eds.), Ecology of biological invasions of North America and Hawaii. New York, Springer-Verlag. [Pieris brassicae (Linnaeus); Chile]

1991. See Weiss, S. B. et al., 1991.

1993. See Singer, M. C. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1993.

1994a. See Sparrow, H. R. et al., 1994.

1994b. See Daily, G. C. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1994.

1995. See Daily, G. C. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1995.

1996a. See Austin, G. T. et al., 1996.

1996b. See Daily, G. C. & P. R. Ehrlich, 1996.

1999. See Hughes, J. B. et al., 1999.

2001. Tropical butterflies: A key model group that can be "completed". Lepidoptera News 2001(2): 1, 10-12 (15 November) [general]

2003a. See Horner-Devine, M. C. et al., 2003.

2003b. Butterflis, test systems, and biodiversity, pp. 1-6. In: Boggs, C. L., W. B. Watt & P. R. Ehrlich (Eds.), Butterflies. Ecology and Evolution taking flight. Chicago, The University of Chicago Press. [general]

2004a. See Murphy, D. D. et al., 2004.

2004b. See Hellmann, J. J. et al., 2004.

2004c. See Wahlberg, N. et al., 2004.

2004d. See Hanski, I. & P. R. Ehrlich, 2004.

2005. Twenty-first century systematics and the human predicament. Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 56 (suppl. 1)(12): 130-148 (3 June) [general]