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W. J. Freeland
Observed names:
W. J. FREELAND,
W.J Freeland,
W.J. FREELAND,
W.J. Freeland,
WJ Freeland
Observed institutions:
The University of Queensland,
Wright State University,
University of Michigan
OpenAlex ID:
A5109130707
Strategies in Herbivory by Mammals: The Role of Plant Secondary Compounds
1974
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W. J. Freeland
, Daniel H. Janzen
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The American Naturalist
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1,355
Pathogens and the Evolution of Primate Sociality
1976
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W. J. Freeland
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Biotropica
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437
Parasites and the Coexistence of Animal Host Species
1983
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W. J. Freeland
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The American Naturalist
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193
Primate Social Groups as Biological Islands
1979
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W. J. Freeland
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Ecology
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180
Tannins and saponin: Interaction in herbivore diets
1985
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W.J. Freeland
, P.H. Calcott
, et al.
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Biochemical Systematics and Ecology
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136
Parasitism and Behavioral Dominance Among Male Mice
1981
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W. J. Freeland
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Science
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99
Allelochemicals, minerals and herbivore population size
1985
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W.J. Freeland
, P.H. Calcott
, et al.
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Biochemical Systematics and Ecology
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91
Mangabey (Cerocebus Albigena) Movement Patterns in Relation to Food Availability and Fecal Contamination
1980
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W. J. Freeland
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Ecology
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84
Determinants of Herbivore Carrying Capacity: Plants, Nutrients, and Equus Asinus in Northern Australia
1990
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W. J. Freeland
, David Choquenot
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Ecology
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83
Populations of Cane Toad, Bufo-Marinus, in Relation to Time Since Colonization
1986
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WJ Freeland
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Wildlife Research
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79
Evolutionary consequences of eating:Trichosurus vulpecula (marsupialia) and the genusEucalyptus
1976
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W. J. Freeland
, J. W. Winter
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Journal of Chemical Ecology
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76
PDF
Vole Cycles: Another Hypothesis
1974
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W. J. Freeland
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The American Naturalist
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68
Parasitism of Wild Gouldian Finches (erythrura Gouldiae) by the Air-sac Mite Sternostoma Tracheacolum
1992
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Sonia C. Tidemann
, Steven McOrist
, et al.
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Journal of Wildlife Diseases
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52
Large Herbivorous Mammals: Exotic Species in Northern Australia
1990
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W. J. Freeland
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Journal of Biogeography
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52
The Rate of RAnge Expansion by Bufo marinus in Northern Australia, 1980-84
1985
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WJ Freeland
, KC Martin
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Wildlife Research
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49
Australian Rock-Mammals: A Phenomenon of the Seasonally Dry Tropics
1988
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W. J. Freeland
, J. W. Winter
, et al.
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Biotropica
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47
Food and Parasitism of the Cane Toad, Bufo-Marinus, in Relation to Time Since Colonization
1986
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WJ Freeland
, BLJ Delvinqueir
, et al.
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Wildlife Research
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47
Within-Habitat Relationships Between Invading Bufo-Marinus and Australian Species of Frog During the Tropical Dry Season
1988
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WJ Freeland
, SH Kerin
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Wildlife Research
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42
Mangabey (Cercocebus albigena)
1979
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W.J Freeland
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Folia Primatologica
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39
Blood-sucking flies and primate polyspecific associations
1977
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W. J. FREELAND
·
Nature
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39
PDF
Ontogenteic alteration of activity and habitat selection by Bufo marinus
1991
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WJ Freeland
, SH Kerin
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Wildlife Research
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38
Monitoring Crocodylus porosus populations in the Northern Territory of Australia: a retrospective power analysis
2001
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S. C. Stirrat
, D. Lawson
, et al.
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Wildlife Research
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33
Functional Aspects of Primate Grooming
1981
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W. J. Freeland
·
The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University)
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32
PDF
Protozoan Parasites of the Cane Toad, Bufo-Marinus, in Australia
1988
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BLJ Delvinquier
, WJ Freeland
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Australian Journal of Zoology
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31
Feral Water-Buffalo (Bubalus-Bubalis) in the Major Floodplains of the Top End, Northern-Territory, Australia - Population-Growth and the Brucellosis and Tuberculosis Eradication Campaign
1990
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WJ Freeland
, WJ Boulton
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Wildlife Research
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30
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37
Citation count:
3,592
H-index:
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