Royal Norton Chapman

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Royal Norton Chapman's Degrees

PhD Entomology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Royal Norton Chapman was an American entomologist who examined insect ecology. He was one of the pioneers of quantitative ecology, with his extensive experimental studies on the population dynamics of Tribolium beetles. His textbook Insect Ecology was a landmark in ecological entomology.

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Royal Norton Chapman's Published Works

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Animal Ecology, With Especial Reference to Insects. (1932) (50)
A study of the correlation of the pelvic structure and the habits of certain burrowing mammals (1919) (35)
NUTRITIONAL STUDIES ON THE CONFUSED FLOUR BEETLE, TRIBOLIUM CONFUSUM DUVAL (1924) (28)
Studies in the Ecology of Sand Dune Insects (1926) (27)
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSE OF POPULATION FLUCTUATIONS. (1934) (25)
The biotic constants of Tribolium confusum Duval (1934) (24)
Inhibiting the process of metamorphosis in the confused flour beetle (Tribolium confusum, Duval) (1926) (24)
Observations on the Life-History of Agrilus bilineatus. (1915) (19)
The Causes of Fluctuations of Populations of Insects (1933) (15)
Temperature as an Ecological Factor in Animals (1928) (11)
IS THIS SUCCESS? (1941) (10)
A Comparison of Temperatures in Widely Different Environments of the Same Climatic Area (1931) (7)
Insects infesting stored food products (1921) (7)
Insect Population Problems in Relation to Insect Outbreak (1939) (5)
6. The Life Cycle of the Coleoptera (Including the Strepsiptera). (1920) (3)
The Possibility of Transmitting a Calendra Infestation from Wheat to Macaroni Thru the Processes of Milling and Manufacturing (1923) (3)
Quantitative Results in the Prediction of Insect Abundance on the Basis of Biotic Potential and Environmental Resistance (1928) (3)
Pacific Entomological Survey (1939) (2)
Possibilities and Limitations of Chloro-picrin as a Fumigant for Cereal Products. (2)
The Confused Flour Beetle (Tribolum confusum, Duval). (2)
The Struggle for Existence (1935) (2)
Ecology at the First Pan‐Pacific Food Conservation Congress (1)
Observations on Mites infesting Flour and Mill Feed. (1)
Insects in Relation to Wheat Flour and Wheat Flour Substitutes (1919) (1)
The Possibility of Transmiting a weevil (sitophilus) Infestation from Wheat to Macaroni Through the Process of Milling and Manufacturing (1923) (0)
THE POTENTIALITIES OF ENTOMOLOGY. (1929) (0)
Insects infesting stored food products (1932 revision) (1932) (0)
MAKING HUMAN PLASMA AVAILABLE FOR GENERAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTICE: WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE MOBILE BLEEDING UNIT AS A MEANS OF ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING PLASMA BANKS IN SEVERAL COMMUNITIES (1944) (0)
Professor Herbert Osborn (1930) (0)
The Ecology of Certain insects Which Infest Stored Food Products (1920) (0)
The External Morphology of Agrilus Bilineatus (0)
MEASURES FOR PROTECTING WHEAT-FLOUR SUBSTITUTES FROM INSECTS. (1918) (0)
Population Theories@@@The Struggle for Existence@@@The Causes of Fluctuations of Populations in Insects (1935) (0)
Cooperation in the Hawaiian Pineapple Business (1933) (0)

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