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Recommended CitationShoshani J (Ed.). 1979. Bibliography. Elephant. 1(3):69-90.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

We are continuing to group the references in blocks of five years for quick and handy reference. The final objective of all this compiling is to have the most complete elephant bibliography. Starting at the present and going back, we will devote each successive issue to another five year period. The references listed below were retrieved from different sources: Computer Bibliographic Search Services (CBSS, the same used in previous newsletters — the latest search update was done on March 20, 1979), books in the editor's office, EIG questionnaires, and other literature crossing the editor's desk. This bibliography does not include any references listed in the bibliographies of previous newsletters. As a rule, we list extant species of elephant, but occasionally a reference on fossil Elephantidae appears; it is designated by an asterisk (* * *). In the references taken from the computer and books, the word "elephant" may or may not be a part of the title even though elephants are mentioned one way or another in the articles. We thought it would be better to leave these references in, as someone is bound to make use of them. We cannot honor requests for reprints of articles listed in the bibliographies. Readers are requested to send in any references (their own or others') of publications dealing with elephants. Please list them in the bibliographical form used below.

Prepared by the Bibliography Committee: Diane Boman, Sherri DeFauw, Stephen Devoe, Richard Lair, Yvonne Lange, John McKinney, Barbara Markell, Ray (Sabu) Moreau, William Prychodko, Jeheskel (Hezy) Shoshani, and Mary Jo Szuba.

RECENT LITERATURE ON ELEPHANTS: 1975 - PRESENT388 Adams, J., and J. K. Berg. 1977. The repertoire of behavior of African

elephants (Loxodonta africana) in captivity (manuscript submitted to J. Mammal.).

389 Adams, J., A. Garcia III, and C. S. Foote. 1978. Some chemicalconstituents of the secretion from the temporal gland of the African elephant (Loxodonta africana). J. Chem. Ecol., 4(l):17-25.

390 Alexandre, D. Y. 1978. Le role disseminateur des éléphants en foretde Tai, Cote-d'Ivoire, La Terre et la Vie, 32:47-72.

391 Alexander, S. 1976. The Elephant's Child. Pp. 202-216, in Talkingwoman. Dell Co., Inc., 288 pp.

392 Alexander, S. 1976. An Elephant Condolence. P. 216, in Talkingwoman. Dell Co., Inc., 288 pp.

*393 Anderson, E. In press. Order Proboscidea. In Pleistocene mammals of North America by Bjorn Kurten and Elaine Anderson. Columbia University Press, New York.

*394 Anonymous. 1977. Tusk of extinct ice age mammal excavated at Pitt's:Meadowcroft dig found in error. Pop. Archaeol., 6(4).5.

395 Anonymous. 1978. For an old problem, some proven remedies. Swara,1(3):100-101, 125.

396 Anonymous. 1978. Tuskmaster Njenga makes a mammoth out of a mouldfill.Swara, 1(3):121.

397 Anonymous. 1978. Assessing the value of Kenya's giants. Swara,1(3):122-124.

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398 Anonymous. 1979. Carving up a "mammoth" Stone Age style. NationalGeographic, 155(1):120—121.

399 Baenziger, H. 1975. Skin-piercing blood-sucking moths: I. Ecologicaland ethological studies on Calpe eustrigata (Lepid., Noctuidae). Act Trop., 32(2):125-144.

400 Bartolomei, G. 1977. Breccia ossifera a elefante e micromammiferepresso S. Giovanni di Duino nel Carso di Trieste. Atti Accad. Naz.Lincei, Rend. Sci. Fis. Mat. Natur., 61(3-4):274-279 + 1 plate. (English summary.)

*401 Baryshnikov, G. F., et al. 1977. Results of measurements of tubularbones of mammoths from the Berelkh "burial ground". Trudy Zool. Inst (Leningrad), 72:58-67. (In Russian.)

402 Berwick, S. 1976. The Gir Forest: an endangered ecosystem. American Scientist, 64(l):28-40.

*403 Boaz, N. T., and J. Hampel. 1978. Strontium content of fossil toothenamel and diet of early hominids. J. Paleontal., 52(4):928-933.

404 Bongso, T. A., and B. M. A. 0. Perera. 1978. Observations on the useof etorphine alone and in combination with acepromazine maleate forimmobilization of aggressive Asian elephants (Elephas maximus). Vet. Rec., 102:339-340.

405 Brooks, P. M., J. Hanks, and J. V. Ludbrook. 1977. Bone marrow as anindex of condition in African ungulates. S. Afr. J, Wildl, Res.,7(2):41—46.

406 Brown, G., and A. W. Moule. 1977. The structural characteristics ofelephant ivory. The Australian Gemnologist. (February):13-17.

407 Brown, G,, and A. W. Moule. 1977. The structural characteristics ofvarious ivories. The Australian Gemnologist, (May):48-60.

408 Brown, I. R. F., P. T. White, and R, C. Malpas, 1978. Proteins andother nitrogenous constituents in the blood serum of the African elephant, Loxodonta africana. Comp. Biochera. Physiol.,59(3A):267-270.

409 Caldwell, J., R. T. Williams, 0. Bassir, and M. R. French. 1978, Drugmetabolism in exotic animals. Eur, J. Drug Metab. Pharmacokinet., 3(2)61-66.

410 Caple, I. W., et al.. 1978. Some clinco-pathologic findings inelephants (Elephas maximus) infected with Fasciola jacksoni. J. Wildl. Dis., 14(1):110-115.

411 Case, T, J. 1978. A general explanation for insular body size trendsin terrestrial vertebrates. Ecology, 59(1) : 1 —18.

412 Case, T. J. 1978. On the evolution and adaptive significance of postnatal growth rates in the terrestrial vertebrates. Q. Rev. Biol., 53(3):243-282.

*413 Chow, B. 1978, The distribution of the woolly rhinoceros and the woolly mammoth. Vertebrat. PalAsiat., 16(1):47-59. (In Chinese, English summary). (sp. nov., Coelodonta nihowanensis; n. ssp. Coelodonta antiquitatis yenshanensis).

414 Clark, H. W., J. S. Bailey, D. C. Laughlin, and T. M. Brown. 1978.Isolation of Mycoplasma from the genital tracts of elephants. Zentralbl. Bakteriol. Parasitenkd. Intectionskr. Hyg. Erste. Abt. Orig. Reihe. a Med. Mikrobiol. Parasitol., 241(2):262.

415 Cmelik, S. W. H., and H. Ley. 1978. Neutral lipids from the temporalgland of the African elephant (Loxodonta africana). Lipids,13(3):195-198.

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416 Cobb, S. M. 1976. The distribution of abundance of the large herbivorecommunity of Tsavo National Park, Kenya. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Oxford (England).

417 Corfield, M. 1975. The Explorers' Tsavo. Africana, 5(9):17—21.418 Corfield, T. 1975. Elephant die-off in Tsavo's recent history.

Africana, 5(9):21.419 Croze, H. 1978. Scrap-book history and implied ecology, being a review

of the new edition of Peter H. Beard's End of the Game. Swara,1(1):26-28.

420 Bearing, A., D. Western, and S. Cobb. 1976. AN PR - A comparativeprogramme for the analysis of large mammal survey data. Operating manual, Oxford University Computer Centre (England).

421 East African Wild Life Society's Notes (compiled by Clare Shorter).1978. "Wild Life Symposium" and "ABDUL, the third in line of Kenya's great tuskers, has died". Swara, 1(2):82.

422 Eisenberg, J. F., and J. Seidensticker. 1976. Ungulates in southernAsia: a consideration of biomass estimates for selected habitats.Biol. Conserv., 10(4) : 293-308.

423 Ellis, J. E., J, A. Wiens, C. F. Rodell, and J. C. Anway. 1976. Aconceptual model of diet selection as an ecosystem process. J. Theor. Biol., 60:611-617.

424 Gilbert, L. E., and P. H. Raven (eds.). 1975. Coevolution of animalsand plants. University of Texas, (Texas, USA).

425 Hallagan, John. 1978. The African elephant: in the shadow of Tsavo,Conserv. News, 43(12):2—4.

426 Hanks, J. 1977. Comparative aspects of reproduction in the male hyraxand elephant. J. Reprod. Fert. Suppl.:155-163.

*427 Hansen, M. C., D. Davids, F. Erwin, G. R. Haver, J. E. Smith, and R. P. Wright. 1978. A radio carbon dated mammoth site, Marion County,Ohio, USA. Ohio J. Sci., 78(2) : 103-105.

*428 Harington, C. R., and D. M. Shackleton. 1978. A tooth of Mammuthus primigenius from Chestermere Lake near Calgary, Alberta, and the distribution of mammoths in southwestern Canada, Canadian Jour. Earth Sci., 15(8):1272-1283.

429 Harthoorn, A. M. 1976. The chemical capture of animals, Bailliére andTindall, London, 416 pp.

430 Hildebrand, M. 1976. Analysis of tetrapod gaits: generalconsiderations and symmetrical gaits, Pp. 203-236, in Neural control of locomotion (R. M. Herman, S. Grillner, P. S. G. Stein, and D. G. Stuart, eds.), Plenum Publishing Corp., New York.

431 Ishwaran, N. 1978. Ecological studies on population of elephants inthe Gal Oya area in relation to distribution, habitat preferences, competition and food availability. M.Sc. thesis, University of Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka).

432 IUCN/SSC. 1978. Asian Elephant Group NEWS. Tigerpaper, 5(4):31-33.433 Jeffrey, S. N. 1975. Ghana's new forest National Park. Oryx.,

13(1):34-36.*434 Johnson, D. L. 1978. The origin of Island mammoths and the Quaternary

Land Bridge history of the northern Channel Islands, California.Quat. Res., 10(2):204-225.

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*435 Johnson, D. L. In press. Land vertebrates on the California Channel Islands: sweepstakes or bridges? Invited Papers Volume:Multidisciplinary Symposium on the California Islands (D. M. Powers, ed.), University of California Press.

436 Johnson, D. L. The swimming capabilities of elephants. To be submittedto Loris, J. of the Wildl. Prot. Soc. of Ceylon.

437 Khan, Mohd. Khan bid Momin. 1977. Reproduction productivity andmortality of the Malayan elephant. Malay. Nat. J., 30(l):25-30.

438 Khan, Mohd. Khan bin Momin. 1977. On the population and distributionof the Malayan elephant. Malay. Nat. J., 30(1):1—13.

439 Khan, Mohd. Khan bid Momin. 1977. The three senses of the Malayanelephant. Malay. Nat. J., 30(l):31-34.

440 Khan, Mohd. Khan bin Momin. 1977. Utilisation of plants and fruits byelephants. Malay, Nat, J., 30(l):35-38.

441 Kingston, T. J. 1977. Natural manuring by elephants in Tsavo NationalPark, Kenya. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Oxford (England).

442 Klein, R. G. 1978. The fauna and overall interpretation of the"Cutting 10" Acheulean site at Elandsfontein (Hopefield), Southwestern Cape Province, South Africa, Quat. Res., 10(l):69-83.

443 Kullenberg, B., and G. Bergstrom. 1975. Chemical communication betweenliving organisms. Endeavor, 34(122):59-66.

444 Laughlin, D. C. In press. Evaluation of tetanus toxoid vaccine inelephants. JAVMA.

445 Laughlin, D. C., and T. Davis. In press. Blood reference ranges forelephants, JAVMA,

446 Laughlin, D. C., H. W. Clark, J. S. Bailey, and T. M. Brown. In press.Mycoplasma species infection in captive elephants. JAVMA.

447 Laurie, A., and R. Olivier. 1977. Pachyderms in peril. New Scientist,75:658-660.

448 Leuthold, W. 1977. Spatial organization and strategy of habitatutilization of elephants in Tsavo National Park, Kenya. Z.Saugetierk, 42(6):358-379.

449 Leuthold, W. 1978. On the ecology of the gerenuk (Litocraniuswalleri). J. Anim. Ecol., 47(2):561-580.

450 Leuthold, W. 1978. Ecological separation among browsing ungulates inTsavo East National Park, Kenya. Oecologia, 35(2):241-252.

451 Lewis, G. S., and B. Fish. 1978. I love rogues: the life of anelephant tramp. Superior Publishing Co., 184 pp.

452 McKay, G. M., F. S. C. P. Kalpage, and J. B. Jayasinghe. Inpreparation. The chemical composition of food plants used by the elephant in Ceylon.

453 McNeely, J. A. In press. Management of elephants in Indonesia.Wildlife Management in SE Asia: Papers from a Symposium. Ed. by J.A. McNeely, Effendi Sumardja, and Diascoro Rabor. BIOTROP, Bogor.

454 Malpas, R. C. 1978. The ecology of the African elephant in Rwenzoriand Kabalega Falls National Parks, Uganda. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Cambridge (England).

455 Merz, G. 1977. Untersuchungen uber Ernahrungsbiologie undHabitatpraeferenzen des Afrikanischen Waldelefonten, (Loxodonta africana cyclotis), Matschie, 1900. Dissertation for Zoology Diploma. Ruprecht-Karl-University, Heidelberg (West Germany).

456 Miller, D. 1976. Haji of the Elephants. McGraw-Hill, New York, 147pp.

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457 Mollel, C. L. 1978, Cervico-vaginal prolapse in an African elephant.E. Afr. Wildl. J., 16(1):59,

458 Montfort, A., and N. Montfort. 1977. L' "Operation elephants" auRwanda. I. Structure de la population du Bugesera et transfert de jeunes au pare de l'Akagera. Terre Vie, 31(3):355-385. (English summary.)

459 Moss, C. 1978. A family saga. Swara, l(l):34-39.460 Muruiri, W. 1977. The Aberdares Ecosystem: its bioeconomic functions,

interactions, and problems of management. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Nairobi (Kenya).

461 Mwalyosi, B. B. 1977. A count of large mammals in Lake ManyaraNational Park. E. Afr. Wildl. J., 15(4):333-335.

462 Norris, T. 1977. Further facts on Uganda's elephants, Africana,6(4):21.

463 Norton-Griffiths, M. 1975. The numbers and distribution of largemammals in Ruaha National Park, Tansania. East Afr. Wildl. J.,13(2):121-140.

464 Obi, T. U. 1978. Traumatic granuloma in an African elephant (Loxodontaafricana) and its treatment with Yatren-Casein. E. Afr. Wildl. J., 16(1):69-71.

465 Olivier, R. C. D. 1978. On the ecology of the Asian elephant. Ph.D.Thesis, University of Cambridge (England), 2 vols., 454 pp.

466 Olivier, R. C. D. In press. Conservation of the Asian elephant.Environmental Conservation, 5(1).

467 Petrides, G. A. 1975. Principal foods versus preferred foods and theirrelations to stocking rate and range condition. Biol. Conserv., 7:161-169.

*468 Prager, E. M., D. A. Taylor, V. M. Sarich, and A. C. Wilson. In press.Protein survival in mammoth muscle tissue and evidence for leaching,

469 Punchihewa, G. 1977. Elephant capers. Loris, 14(4):217-218.470 Racine, R. 1978. "...Elephant Trunk Behaviour". M.S. Thesis,

University of Kansas (USA).471 Seibt, U., and W. Wickler. 1978. Marabou storks wash dung beetles. Z.

Tierpsychol., 46(3):324-327.472 Seidensticker, J., and J. McNeeley. 1975. Observations on the use of

natural licks by ungulates in Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, Thailand. Nat, Hist. Bull. Siam. Soc., 26:24-33.

473 Seidensticker, J. 1976. Ungulate populations in Chitawan Valley,Nepal. Biol. Conserv., 10:183-210.

*474 Shoshani, J., M. Goodman, M. Barnhart, W. Prychodko, N. K. Vereshchagin, and V. M. Mikhelson. In press. Blood cells and proteins in the Magadansk mammoth calf: immunodiffusion comparisons of Mammuthus to extant paenungulates and tissue ultrastructure,

475 Simon, N. 1978. Elephants. J. M. Dent and Sons Ltd., London, 46 pp.476 Smuts, G. 1976. Interesting aspects of Kruger Park elephants. Custos,

5:7-11.477 Smuts, G. L. 1978. Interrelations between predator prey, and their

environment. Bio. Science, AIBS, 28(5):316-320.*478 Subbotin, V. M., and Y. V. Turn. 1978. Microscopical investigation of

the Shandrin mammoth. Arkh, Anat, Gistol. Ambriol., 74(2):85-89.479 Tennesen, M. 1978. This elephant lives in the sea. Natl. Wildl.,

16(4):20-27. 480 Thomson, G. 1978. Natal's last elephants. Afr. Wildl., 32(3):42-43.

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481 Van Strien, N. J. 1975. Bibliography on the Indian elephant (Elephas maximus). Nature Conservation Department, Agriculture University, Wageningen, Netherlands.

*482 Verestshagin, N. K. 1977. Berelekh "cemetery" of mammoths. Trudy Zool. Inst. (Leningrad), 72:5-49. (In Russian.)

483 Walker, C. 1977. Elephants of Tuli. Afr. Wildl., 31(5):7—9.484 Watson, P. 1978. Slaughter in Africa: on the trail of elephant

killers, ivory traders. Defenders 53(3):130-135.485 Watson, R. M., R. M. Laws, and J. Parke. 1978. Let's lionize the

Beard: his is the den of genius. Swara, 1(3):126-128. (Letters tothe editor in response to H. Croze's review of P. H. Beard's The end of the game. See reference No. 62 and 419.

486 White, P. T., and I. R. F. Brown. 1978. Hematological studies on wildAfrican elephants (Loxodonta africana). J. Zool., 185(4):491-504.

487 Wilson, C. C., and W. L. Wilson. 1975. The influence of selectivelogging on primates and some other mammals in East Kalimantan. Folia Primatologica 23(4):245-274.

488 Young, E. 1978. The African elephant: some interesting facts andfigures. Flora and Fauna, 32:10, 13.

*489 Zherekhova, I. E. 1977. Description and measurements of Berelekhmammoths. Trudy Zool. Inst. (Leningrad), 62:50-58. (In Russian.)

EARLIER LITERATURE ON ELEPHANTS: 1970 - 1974

490 Anderson, J. M., and M. J. Coe. 1974. Decomposition of elephant dungin an arid, tropical environment. Oecologia (Berl.), 14:111-125.

491 Anonymous. 1970. How to destroy the Murchison Falls, Oryx, 10:207.492 Anonymous. 1970. Elephants as agents of habitat and landscape change

in East Africa. Oikos, 21:1-15.493 Anonymous. 1971. The need for the conservation of Taman Negara,.

Malay. Nat. J., 24:196-205.494 Ansell, W. F. H. 1971. The mammals of Africa: an identification

manual. Part II Order Proboscidea (J. Meester and H. W. Setzer, eds.). Smithsonian Inst. Press, Washington, D. C., 325 pp.

495 Bakker, R. T. 1971. Ecology of the Brontosaurs. Nature,229(281):172-174.

496 Bell, R. H. V. 1970. The use of the herb layer by grazing ungulates inthe Serengeti. Pp. 111-124 in Animal populations in relation to their food resources (A. Watson, ed.), Oxford, 477 pp.

497 Bell, R. H. V., and I. S. C. Parker. 1972. Men and elephant.Africana, 4(11):20-21.

498 Birch, M. C. 1974. Pheromones. North Holland Publ. Co.,Amsterdam-London and American Elsevier Publ. Co., Inc., New York, 495pp.

499 Botkin, D. B., P. A. Jordan, A. S. Dominski, H. S. Lowendorf, and G. E.Hutchinson. 1973. Sodium dynamics in a northern ecosystem. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA, 70(10):2745-2748.

500 Bourliere, F. 1973. The comparative ecology of rainforest mammals inAfrica and tropical America. Pp. 279-292, in Tropical forest ecosystems in Africa and South America: a comparative review (B. J. Meggers, E. S. Ayensu, and W. D. Duckworth, eds.), Smithsonian, Washington, 350 pp.

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*501 Brock, A., and G. L. Isaac, 1974, Paleomagnetic stratigraphy andchronology of hominid bearing sediments east of Lake Rudolf, Kenya. Nature, 247(5440):344-348.

502 Caughley, G. 1974. Bias in aerial survey. J. Wildl. Mgmt.,38(4):921-933.

503 Child, G., R. Parris, and E. LeRiche. 1971. Use of mineralized waterby Kalahari wildlife and its effects on habitats. E. Afr. Wildl. J., 9:125-142.

504 Christie, A. 1972. Elephants can remember. Dell Publishing Co., Inc.,New York, 237 pp.

505 Coe, M. 1972. Defaecation by African elephants (Loxodonta africanaBlumenbach). E. Afr. Wildl. J., 10:165-174.

506 Croze, H. 1972. A modified photogrammetric technique for assessing agestructures of elephant populations and its use in Kidepo National Park. E. Afr. Wildl. J., 10:91-115.

507 Dorst, J., and P. Dandelot. 1970. A field guide to the larger mammalsof Africa. Collins, London, 287 pp.

508 Eaton, R. L. 1972. Predatory and feeding behavior in adult lions: thedeprivation experiment. Z. Tierpsychol., 31(5) :461-473.

509 Eisenberg, J. F., and D. G. Kleiman. 1972. Olfactory communication inmammals. Nat. Zool. Park, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., 31 pp.

510 Eisenberg, J. F., and M. Lockhart. 1972. An ecological reconnaissanceof Wilpattu National Park, Ceylon. Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology, #101, 118 pp.

511 Eisenberg, J. F., and G. McKay. 1970. A revised checklist of themammals of Ceylon with keys to the species. Ceylon Journal of Science (Biol. Sci.), 8(2):25-53.

512 Eisenberg, J. F., and G. McKay. 1974. Comparison of ungulateadaptations in the new world and the old world tropical forests with special reference to Ceylon and the rainforests of Central America.Pp. 585-602, in The behavior of ungulates and its relation to management (V. Geist and F. Walther, eds.), IUCN Publications, New Series No. 24.

513 Eisenberg, J. F., C. Santapillai, and M. Lockhart. 1970. The censusingof animal populations by indirect methods. Ceylon Journal of Science (Biol. Sci.), 8(2):53-62.

514 Elder, W. H. 1970. Morphometry of elephant tusks. ZoologicaAfricana, 5(1):143—159.

515 Estes, J. A. 1970. Observations on the temporal gland of the Africanelephant. Masters Thesis, Washington State University (Washington, USA), 77 pp.

516 Fernando, S. T., M. R. Jainudeen, and J. B. Jayasinghe. 1971.Electrophoretic studies on elephant sera: (1) Agar gel electrophoresis. (2) Immunochemistry. (Two manuscripts submitted to Research in Veterinary Science, England).

517 Field, C. R., and R. M. Laws. 1970. The distribution of the largerherbivores in the Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. J. Appl. Ecol., 7:273-294.

518 Freeland, W. J., and D. H. Janzen. 1974. Strategies in herbivory bymammals: the role of plant secondary compounds. Amer. Nat.,108:269-289.

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519 Geist, V. 1974. On the relationship of social evolution and ecology inungulates. Amer. Zool., 14:205-220.

520 Glover, P. 1972. The Tsavo Problem - The reasons for the elephant die-off. Africana, 4(9):10—11, 43.

521 Hanks, J. 1972. Mammals of Zambia. ZNTB, Lusaka, 84 pp.522 Hanks, J. 1974. Mammals of Southern Africa. McGraw-Hill Book Co. (S.

A.) Pty. Ltd., 77 pp.523 Henshaw, J., and J. Ayeni. 1971. Some aspects of big-game utilization

of mineral licks in Yankari Game Reserve, Nigeria. E. Afr. Wildl. J., 9:73-82.

524 Jeffrey, S. N. 1970. Ghana's forest wildlife in danger. Oryx,10(4):240-243.

525 Jeffrey, S. N. 1970. Elephants on the farm (Ghana). Oryx,10(5):302-304.

*526 Johnson, D. 1972. Landscape evolution on San Miguel Island,California. Ph.D, Thesis, University of Kansas, Lawrence. University Microfilms, University of Michigan Catalog No. 73-11,902.

527 Kaminjolo, J. S., and J. Paulsen. 1970. The occurrence of virus-neutralizing antibodies to infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus in sera from hippopotami and buffaloes. Zentralbl. Veterinaermed. B., 17(8) :864-868.

528 Khan, Mohd. Khan bin Momin, 1971. The distribution of large animals inTaman Negara. Malay. Nat. J., 24:125-131.

529 Kingdon, J. 1971. East African Mammals: an atlas of evolution inAfrica, Vol. 1. New York, Academic Press, 446 pp.

530 Klein, R. G., and K. Scott, 1974. The fauna of Scotts Cave, GamtoosValley, Southeastern Cape Province, South Africa. S. Afr. J. Sci., 70(6):186-187.

531 Kurt, F. 1974. Asiatic elephants: shapers of the jungle. ImageRoche, 59:2-13.

532 Krishnan, M. 1972. An ecological survey of the larger mammals ofpeninsular India. J. Bombay Nat, Hist. Soc., 69(2):297—351.

533 Lahan, P., and R. N. Sonowal. 1973. Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary,Assam. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc., 70(2):245-278.

534 Laws, R. M. 1970. The Tsavo research project. Oryx, 10(6):355-361.535 McKay, G. M., and J. F. Eisenberg. 1974. Movement patterns and habitat

utilization of ungulates in Ceylon. Pp, 708-721, in The behaviour of ungulates and its relation to management (V. Geist and F. Walther, eds.), IUCN Publications, New Series No. 24.

536 Maglio, V. J. 1973. Origin and evolution of the Elephantidae. Trans.Amer. Phil. Soc., 63(3):1-149.

537 Marshall, A. G. 1973. Conservation in West Malaysia: the potential forinternational cooperation. Biol, Conserv., 5(2):133-140.

538 Mishra, J. 1971. An assessment of animal damage to crops by elephantsin Palimau District Bihar. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc., 68(2):307-310.

539 Mueller, F. 1972. On a phylogenetic change in the eutheriaontogeneses: attempt at a survey based on morphological studies ofmarsupialia and eutheria. Rev, Suisse Zool., 79(4).

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540 Mykytowycz, R. 1970. The role of skin glands in mammaliancommunication, Pp. 327-360, in Communication by chemical signals (J. W. Johnston, D. G. Moulton, and A. Turk, eds.). Appleton-Century Crofts, Meredity Corp., New York, 412 pp.

541 Nettasinghe, A. P. W. 1973. The interrelationship of livestock andelephants at Themankaduwa Farm, with special reference to feeding and environment. M. V. Sc, Thesis, University of Sri Lanka, Peradeniya (Sri Lanka).

542 Parker, I. S. C. 1972. Tsavo problem. Africana, 4(9):12—13.543 Penzhorn, G. L., and M. C. Olivier. 1974. A systematic checklist of

flowering plants of the Addo Elephant National Park. Koedoe, 17:121-136.

544 Pienaar, U. de V. 1972, The culling of game...why? Custos, l(2):3-7,11.

545 Poniran, S. 1974. Elephants in Aceh, Sumatra. Oryx, 12(5):576-580.546 Rozin, P., and J. W. Kalat. 1971. Specific hungers and poison

avoidance as adaptive specializations of learning. Psychol. Rev., 78:459-485.

547 Scott, J. D. 1973. Four tons of friendship. Int. Wildlife,3(2):20-25.

548 Sheldrick, D. 1972. Tsavo—the hard lessons of history. Africana,4(10):14-15, 26-28.

*549 Silverberg, R. 1970. Mammoths, mastodons and man. McGraw-Hill, NewYork, 223 pp.

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735 Short, R. V. 1969. Notes on the teeth and ovaries of an Africanelephant (Loxodonta africana) of known age. J. Zool. London,158:421-425.

736 Short, R. V., and I. 0. Buss. 1965. Biochemical and histologicalobservations on the corpora lutea of the African elephant (Loxodonta africana). J. Reprod. Fert., 9:61-67.

737 Short, R. V., T. Mann, and M. F. Hay. 1967. Male reproductive organsof the African elephant (Loxodonta africana). J. Reprod. Fert.,13(3):517-536.

738 Sikes, S. K. 1966. The elephant problem in Africa: random slaughteror selective husbandry? Afr. Wild Life, 20:225-237.

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739 Sikes, S, K. 1966. The African elephant (Loxodonta africana): afield method for the estimation of age. J. Zool. London, 150:279-295.

740 Sikes, S. K. 1966. The African elephant: the background to itspresent-day ecological status in the Murchison Falls (Uganda) and Tsavo (Kenya) National Parks and environs. Rev. Zool. Bot. Afr., 74:255-272.

741 Sikes, S. K. 1967. How to tell the age of an African elephant. Afr.Wild Life, 21:191-202.

742 Sikes, S. K. 1967. A survey of cardiovascular disease in free-livingwild animals with particular reference to the African elephant (Loxodonta africana). Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, London University, 10 April.

743 Sikes, S. K. 1967. Elephant culling. Animals, 10(3):146.744 Sikes, S. K. 1968. The African elephant (Loxodonta africana): a

field method for the estimation of age. J. Zool. London, 154:235-248.745 Sikes, S. K. 1968. Habitat disturbance and cardiovascular disease in

animal populations with especial reference to the African elephant.Z. Saugetierk., 33:150-160.

746 Sikes, S. K. 1968. Observations on the ecology of arterial disease inthe African elephant (Loxodonta africana) in Kenya and Uganda. Symp. Zool. Soc. London, 21:251-269.

747 Sikes, S. K. 1968. Habitat stress and arterial disease in elephants.Oryx, 9(4):286-292.

748 Sikes, S. K. 1968. Observations on the ecology of arterial disease inthe African elephant (Loxodonta africana) in Kenya and Uganda. Symp. Zool. Soc. London, 21:251-269.

749 Sikes, S.K. 1968. The disturbed habitat and its effect on the healthof animal populations, with special reference to cardiovascular disease in elephants. Proc. R. Soc. Med., 61(2):160-161.

750 Sikes, S. K. 1969. Habitat and cardiovascular disease: observationsmade in East Africa on free-living wild animals, with particular reference to the African elephant. Trans. Zool. Soc, London,32(1):1-104.

751 Silva, I. de. 1969. Man versus elephant in Ceylon. Loris, 11:250-255.752 Simons, H. 1966. Counting elephants by satellite. New Scientist,

31:509.753 Singh, V. B. 1969. The elephant (Elephas maximus Linn.) in Uttar

Pradesh, India. J. Bombay Nat. Hist, Soc., 66:239-250.754 Smith, J. G., J. Hanks, and R. V. Short. 1969. Biochemical

observations on the corpora lutea of the African elephant (Loxodonta africana). J. Reprod. Fert., 20(1): 111-117.

755 Smith, L. F. 1966. Species variation in the amino acid sequence ofinsulin. Am. J. Med., 40(5):662-666.

756 Smith, N. S. 1965. A method of predicting live weight from dissectedleg weight. J. Wildl. Mgmt., 29:504-511.

757 Spencer, R. P. 1968, Changes in testicular allometric growth curves.Yale J. Biol. Med., 40(4):313-319.

758 Spicer, A. J., and W. 0. McCormick. 1969. Elephant allergy. Br. Med.J., 1(636):116.

759 Spillett, J, J. 1966. A report on wildlife surveys in north India andsouthern Nepal - the Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam. J. Bombay Nat. Hist. Soc., 63:494-528.

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760 Stevens, W. E. 1968. Habitat requirements of Malayan mammals. Malay.Nat. J., 22(1):3-9.

761 Stevens, W. E. 1968. The rare large mammals of Malaya. Malay, Nat.J., 22:10-17.

762 Thorne, M. L. 1965. Visits to Chobe Game Reserve and Kafue NationalPark. Afr. Wild Life, 19:315-323.

763 Tobin, W. J. 1968. An atlas of the comparative anatomy of the upperend of the femur. 1. Further evidence and confirmation of Wolff's lawof the femur. 2. Further evidence and confirmation of Wolff's law ofbone transformation. Clin. Orthop., 56:83-103.

764 Usami, S., S. Chien, and M. K. Gregersen. 1969. Viscometriccharacteristics of blood of the elephant, man, dog, sheep and goat.Am. J. Physiol., 217(3):884-890.

765 Uyttenbroeck, F., and Van der Schoren-Lodewey. 1969. Lutenization andcorpus luteum formation. (A comparative study with findings in animals.) Acta. Zool. Pathol. Antverp., 48(May):97-121.

766 Uyttenbroeck, F., and Van der Schoeren-Lode. 1969. Lutenization andcorpus luteum formation. (Comparative studies with findings in animals.) Verh. K. Vlaam, Acad. Geneeskd. Belg„, 31(1):56—85.

767 Van Wyk, P., and N. Fairall. 1969. The influence of the Africanelephant on the vegetation of the Kruger National Park. Koedoe, 12:57-89.

768 Verschuren, J. 1965. A misunderstood factor of mortality, asphyxia bytoxic natural gases in the Albert National Park, Congo. La Terre Vie, 112(2):216-237. (Engl. Summ.)

769 Vesey-Fitzgerald, D. F. 1968. An experiment in adapting an electricfence to elephant behaviour. E. Afr. Agri. Forest. J., (Vol.?): 185-190.

770 Wallach, J. D., and J, L. Anderson. 1968. Oripavine (M.99)combinations and solvents for immobilization of the African elephant, J, Am. Vet, Med. Assoc., 153( 7):793-797.

771 Watson, R. M. 1969. The South Turkana Expedition. Scientific PapersII. A survey of the large mammal population in South Turkana. Geod. J., 135(4):529-546.

772 Watson, R. M., and R. H. V. Bell. 1969. The distribution, abundanceand status of elephants in the Serengeti region of Northern Tanzania. J. Appl. Ecol., 6:115-132.

773 Watson, R. M., and M. I. M. Turner. 1965. A count of the largeanimals of the Lake Manyara National Park: results and discussion. E. Afr. Wildl. J., 3:95-98.

774 Watson, R. M., I. S. C. Parker, and T. Allan. 1969. A census ofelephant and other large mammals in the Mkomazi region of northern Tanzania and southern Kenya. E. Afr. Wildl, J., 7:11-26.

775 Weir, J. S. 1969. Chemical properties and occurrence on Kalahari sandof salt licks created by elephants. J. Zool., 158:293-310.

776 Werksman, R. 1965. The birth of an elephant. Afr. Wild Life, 19:335.777 Werle, E., H. Haendle, and A. Schraal. 1968. A case of carcinoid in an

elephant, Pathol. Vet., 5(1):81—83.778 Wiertz-Hoessels, E. L. 1966. Terminal innervation of the pancreas in

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779 Wood, A. J., H. C. Nordan, and I. McT. Cowan. 1968. Post-natal growth.Pp. 106-113, in Practical guide to the study of the productivity of large herbivores (F.B. Golley and H. K. Buechner, eds.), Blackwell, Oxford, 308 pp.

780 Wright, A. 1966. Death of an elephant in Addo Park. Afr. Wild Life,20:256.

781 Wright, A. 1966. Death of a tusker. Afr. Wild Life, 20:121-123.782 Young, E., and C. 0. Lombard. 1967. Physiological values of the

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NEWSLETTERS, HOUSE ORGANS, AND OTHER REPORTS ON ELEPHANTS AND RELATED SUBJECTS.

1975 - Present:

784 Ali, S. 1977. Appearance of tusks in elephant. Newsl. Zool.Surv. India, 3(2):62-64,

785 Animal Protection Institute, 1978. Elephants. Mainstream, 9(2):8—9.786 Anonymous. 1976. Description of Loxodonta africana, in Etosha tourist

map, South West Africa/Namibia.787 Anonymous. 1977. Giants of the African forests. Awake, 58(13):20-23.

*788 Anonymous. March 22, 1979. Baby mammoth news. Awake, p. 29.789 Beilenson, A. C. March 5, 1979. To reintroduce legislation to protect

elephants and to ban the importation of elephant ivory. NEWS, 23rd District - California. Typescript, 1 p.

*790 Churcher, C. S. 1978. Did the North American mammoth migrate? Abst. 5th biennial meeting, AMQUA, Edmonton, Alberta, (2-4 September 1978):111.

791 Fox, C. P. 1977. Here come the elephants! Pp. 84-87, in RinglingBros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus souvenir program and magazine, 96pp.

792 The Fund for Animals. March 12, 1979. Legislation...save the Africanelephant from extinction...Typescript, 5 pp.

793 Hughes, R. 1977. Epitaph on film, images of ruin in Africa. Time,(December 12):60.

794 I.U.C.N. 1978. Red data book, Vol. 1. Mammalia; sheet code 15.1Morges.

795 McKay, G. M. (In preparation.) A revision of the nomenclature of theAsiatic elephant.

796 Marcks, D. (In production.) The elephant in America797 Nair, S. S. C., P. V. Nair, H. C. Sharatchandra, and M. Gadgil. 1976.

An ecological reconnaissance of the proposed Jawahar National Park. Technical report, Centre for Theoretical Studies, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Mimeo.

798 Olivier, R. C. D. 1975. Elephant Research Project. Quarterly reportsto the Game Department. Mimeo.

799 Olivier, R. C. D. 1977. The Smithsonian Ceylon Elephant EcologyProject. Project Leader's Report on activities between July-December 1976. Mimeo, 8 pp.

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800 Olivier, R. C. D. 1977. Study of pocketed elephant herds in Sri Lanka,with reference to solution of the problem. Report to IUCN/WWF.Mimeo, 9 pp.

801 Reynolds, R. J. III. 1979. Hold your horses—here come the elephants!Delivered at the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums, Knoxville, Tennessee, April 2. Typescript, 59 pp.

802 Rucks, M. P. April 1975. Elephant in Bia National Park. Dept, of Gameand Wildlife, Bia National Park, Sefwi-Wiaso. Carbon, 3 pp.

*803 Saunders, J. J. 1976. Preliminary comparison of ivory in Mammutidaeand Elephantidae: the SEM view. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, Boulder, Colorado. Typescript, 5 pp.

*804 Saunders, J. J. 1977. Lehner Ranch revisited, Paleoindian lifeways(E. Johnson, ed.). Illinois State Museum Journal, 17:48-64.

*805 Saunders, J. J. 1977. Late Pleistocene vertebrates of the westernOzark Highland, Missouri. Illinois State Museum Repts. of Invest, No, 33.

806 Saxe, J. G. Date of publication unknown. The blind men and theelephant. Poems for young people, pp. 302-303,

807 Shoshani, J. (ed.). Spring 1978. Elephant Newsletter No. 2. WayneState University, Detroit, Michigan, 62 pp.

808 Sikes, S. K. 1975. Report on preliminary elephant population surveyOct./Nov. in Bia National Park. Typescript, 17 pp.

1970 - 1974:809 Adams, J. 1973. Capture of African elephants. Zoonooz, (May):8-9.810 Casebeer, R. L. 1970. Aerial census of Kajiado, Narok, Samburu and

Taita Districts, (Working paper, UNDP/FAO Range management Project, and raw data).

811 Game Department of Kenya, 1973. Seminar on the status of elephants inKenya cyclostyled.

812 Georgi, J. R. 1974. Accessions of the Laboratory of Parasitology,Department of Pathology New York State College of Veterinary Medicine for 1974.

813 Ghana. 1973-4. Elephants killed in Goaso and amount realised on saleof carcass and elephant tusks. General Administration. Typescript, 7 pp.

814 Hoogerwerf, A. 1970. Udjung Kulon: the land of the last Javanrhinoceros, with local and general data on the most important faunal species and their preservation in Indonesia. Leiden,

815 Jamieson, B. 1972. A faunal survey of the White and Red Volta areas,Bawku District, Dept. Game and Wildl., Gen. Wildl. Cons, Services, Mole Game Reserve, Ghana.

816 Khan, Mohd. Khan bin Momin, and R. C. D. Olivier. 1974. The Asianelephant (Elephas maximus) in West Malaysia. Its past, present, and future. I.B.P./M.A.B. Synthesis Meeting, August 1974. University of Malaya. Mimeo, 14 pp.

817 Kroduah, F. A. 1973. The management of elephant populations by theDepartment of Game and Wildlife. Asempaneye District Office, Asempaneye. Typed manuscript, 9 pp.

818 Kurt, F. 1970. A comparison of reproduction in tame and wildelephants. I.U.C.N. Tech. Meeting. 1:148-154.

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819 Kurt, F. 1970. Elephant. Pp. 71-77, in Final report to IUCN/SSC andWWF International on Project 596: Leuser Reserve (Sumatra). Mimeo.

820 Olivier, R. C. D. 1973a-d. Elephant research project. Monthly reportsto the Game Department. Mimeo.

821 Olivier, R. C. D. 1974a-j. Elephant research project. Monthly reportsto the Game Department, Mimeo.

822 Olivier, R. C. D. 1974k. The behaviour and ecology of the elephant inWest Malaysia. First annual progress report to the Nuffield Foundation 1973-1974. Mimeo, 26 pp.

823 Racine, R. 1973-1974. Trained Asiatic elephants at Grandon Park Zoo,Miami, Florida.

824 Sale, J. B. 1972. Elephant feeding ecology project. Interim report,Tsavo Research Project, Mimeo, 1 p.

825 Schaff, D. 1972. Elephants, fire, and the environment. N. Y. Zool.Soc., 75(2):8—15.

826 Taiti, S. 1973. Report on aerial game census of Laikipia District.Game Department Report.

1965 - 1969:

827 Anonymous. March 1966. Orthodontic treatment for an elephant. Dent.Stud., 44(6):470-471.

828 Anonymous. August 30, 1967. East African wild game lose battle of thefeeding ground. The Times.

829 Anonymous. 1967. Report on a project to develope the Murchison Fallsarea of Uganda. Uganda Development Corporation; Uganda Livestock Industries Ltd., Kampala, Uganda. Typescript.

830 Bindernagel, J. A. 1968. Game cropping in Uganda. Uganda GameDepartment.

831 Food and Agriculture Organization. 1968. Report to the Government ofZambia on wildlife and land use survey of the Luangwa Valley. United Nations Development Programme No. TA 2591. F. A. 0., Rome.

832 Gary, R. 1967. Dear elephant, sir. Life, (December 22) Photo: P.Beard.

833 Laws, R. M. 1969. Elephants and men in East Africa, Univ. LecturesNo. 22, Univ. Saskatchewan, 19 pp.

834 Sikes, S. K. 1966. Elephants alive. Kenya Weekly News, 1 July 1966.835 Tinbergen, N. 7 February 1967. More elephants in National Park. Daily

Telegraph.

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