Authors: FENTON MB CUMMING DHM RAUTENBACH IL CUMMING GS CUMMING MS FORD G TAYLOR RD DUNLOP J HOVORKA MD JOHNSTON DS PORTFORS CV KALCOUNIS MC MAHLANGA Z

Citation: Mb. Fenton et al., BATS AND THE LOSS OF TREE CANOPY IN AFRICAN WOODLANDS, Conservation biology, 12(2), 1998, pp. 399-407

Authors: CUMMING GS

Citation: Gs. Cumming, HOST PREFERENCE IN AFRICAN TICKS (ACARI, IXODIDA) - A QUANTITATIVE DATA SET, Bulletin of entomological research, 88(4), 1998, pp. 379-406

Authors: CUMMING DHM FENTON MB RAUTENBACH IL TAYLOR RD CUMMING GS CUMMING MS DUNLOP JM FORD AG HOVORKA MD JOHNSTON DS KALCOUNIS M MAHLANGU Z PORTFORS CVR

Citation: Dhm. Cumming et al., ELEPHANTS, WOODLANDS AND BIODIVERSITY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA, South African journal of science, 93(5), 1997, pp. 231-236

Authors: BERNARD RTF CUMMING GS

Citation: Rtf. Bernard et Gs. Cumming, AFRICAN BATS - EVOLUTION OF REPRODUCTIVE PATTERNS AND DELAYS, The Quarterly review of biology, 72(3), 1997, pp. 253-274

Authors: CUMMING GS BERNARD RTF

Citation: Gs. Cumming et Rtf. Bernard, RAINFALL, FOOD ABUNDANCE AND TIMING OF PARTURITION IN AFRICAN BATS, Oecologia, 111(3), 1997, pp. 309-317

Authors: CUMMING GS

Citation: Gs. Cumming, MANTIS MOVEMENTS BY NIGHT AND THE INTERACTIONS OF SYMPATRIC BATS AND MANTISES, Canadian journal of zoology, 74(9), 1996, pp. 1771-1774