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The food niches of the invasive Dugesia tigrina (Girard) and indigenous Polycelis tennis Ijima and P. nigra (M�ller) (Turbellaria; Tricladida) in a Welsh lake
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A Quantitative Study of the Comparative Distribution of Non‐parasitic Leeches and Triclads in the Stony Littoral of British Lakes
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A Mathematical Theory of Communication
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Mathematical Theory of Communication
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A comparative study of the food niches of lake-dwelling triclads and leeches
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The feeding biology of the triclad Phagocata vitta (Dugès): A laboratory study
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Quantitative measurement of food selection
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Calculation and use of selectivity coefficients of feeding: Zooplankton grazing
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The Population Biology of Tubellaria with Special Reference to the Freshwater Triclads of the British Isles
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The Distribution and Abundance of Lake-Dwelling Triclads — towards a Hypothesis
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The Mathematical Theory of Communication
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XV.—The occurrence in Britain of the American triclad Dugesia tigrina (Girard) and the status of D. gonocephala (Dugès)
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The population biology of invaders
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Summary and conclusions: characteristics and consequences of biological invasions
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THE ECOLOGY OF EPIPELIC ALGAE OF FIVE WELSH LAKES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VOLVOCALEAN GREEN FLAGELLATES (CHLOROPHYCEAE)1
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Colonization of rivers and canals in Great Britain by Dugesia tigrina(Girard) (Platyhelminthes: Tricladida)
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The realized food niches of three species of stream‐dwelling triclads (Turbellaria)
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Predation on snails by three species of triclad and its bearing on the distribution of Planaria torva in Britain
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A serological investigation of the diet of Helobdella stagnalis (Hirudinea: Glossiphoniidae) in British lakes
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Life‐cycle and feeding strategies of freshwater triclads: a synthesis
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Food utilization and niche overlap in three species of lake‐dwelling leeches (Hirudinea)
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The biology of the immigrant triclad Dugesia tigrina (Girard) : a comparative study with native triclad species.
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Nonsynchronous Spatial Overlap of Lizards in Patchy Habitats
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The Measurement of Niche Overlap and Some Relatives
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The Changing Flora and Fauna of Britain
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The Food of Four Species of Lake-Dwelling Triclads
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Food Niche and Co-Existence in Lake-Dwelling Triclads
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A New Approach to the Immunological Analysis of Invertebrate Diets
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The Prey and Predators of Phaenocora typhlops (Vejdovsky) (Turbellaria: Neorhabdocoela) Living in a Small Pond
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The Diet of the Immigrant Planarian Dugesia tigrina (Girard): I. Feeding in the Laboratory
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The Diet of the Immigrant Planarian Dugesia tigrina (Girard): II. Food in the Wild and Comparison with Some British Species
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The Distribution, Abundance, Feeding Habits, and Population Biology of the Immigrant Triclad Dugesia polychroa (Platyhelminthes: turbellaria) in Toronto Harbour, Canada
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Behaviour in Competition for Food amongst Lake-Dwelling Triclads
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The Quantitative Ecology of Lake-Dwelling Triclads in Northern Britain
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Predation on Lake-Dwelling Leeches (Annelida: Hirudinea): An Evaluation by Field Experiment
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