The statistical analysis of the Canadian Lynx cycle.

1953/12/01 by PAP Moran · 3 citations

paper · doi:10.1071/zo9530291

Abstract

It is shown that trapping figures for the lynx are definitely related to weather conditions. The significance of this for the various theories of the origin and synchronization of the cycle is discussed.

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