Publications

fatal experimental babesia microti infections in the norwegian lemming, lemmus lemmus (l.).	experimental infections of babesia microti in laboratory-reared clethrionomys glareolus revealed that approximately 15% of the erythrocytes were infected with single ring forms during peak parasitemia. infected erythrocytes could be detected in blood smears up to one month post infection. c. glareolus treated with a single injection of depo-medrol i.m. two days prior to infection displayed a four-fold increase in number of infected erythrocytes at peak parasitemia, 35% of which contained more th ...	1978	357267
timing of population peaks of norway lemming in relation to atmospheric pressure: a hypothesis to explain the spatial synchrony.	herbivore cycles are often synchronized over larger areas than what could be explained by dispersal. in norway, the 3-4 year lemming cycle usually show no more than a one-year time lag between different regions, despite distances of up to 1000 km. if important food plants are forced to reallocate defensive proteins in years with high seed production, spatially synchronized herbivore outbreaks may be due to climate-synchronized peaks in flowering. because lemming peaks are expected to occur one y ...	2016	27249449