Klein / Evanston / Collenge / Ottawa / Mannerheim / Cheshire / Waterbury / Ratcliffe / Islands / Watertown / Chicago / Lincoln / /
Company
SYSTAT Inc. / Princeton Press / Princeton University Press / Wilson / Nicrophorus / J.G. and Birch L.C. / Suzuki / Weatherhead / Grinnell / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / Japan / United States / Brazil / Canada / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Extinction / /
Facility
University of Connecticut / Grinnell College / University of Chicago Press / Duke University / University of Nebraska State Museum / University of Michigan Biological Station / The University of Michigan Biological Station / / /
IndustryTerm
food / /
MusicGroup
B.C. / /
NaturalFeature
Lakes Entomol / Mattatuck State Forest / Lake Superior / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / Grinnell College / University of Michigan Biological Station / Nicholas School of the Environment / University of Connecticut / Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology / Princeton University / Duke University / Durham / University of Chicago Press / UConn Research Advisory Council / T. Trumbo1 / ∗ & Philip L. Bloch2 / ∗∗ Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology / Canadian Government Publishing Centre / University of Nebraska / the University of Michigan / /
Person
Sue Trumbo / Nat / Linear Methods / / /
Position
investigator / Walker / Author / General / /
ProvinceOrState
Kansas / Nebraska / New Jersey / Wisconsin / S.K. / M.B. / Illinois / Indiana / British Columbia / Connecticut / Michigan / North Carolina / Ontario / Iowa / /
Region
northern Japan / southern Ontario / southeastern Brazil / central Indiana / eastern North America / northeastern North America / eastern U.S. / northern Michigan / Southwest / /
Journal of Insect Conservation 4: 245–252, 2000. © 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands. Habitat fragmentation and burying beetle abundance and success Stephen T. Trumbo1,∗ & Philip L. Bloch2,