Peter Holter - Concepedia

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Peter Holter

University of Copenhagen

Also Known As

Holter P., P HOLTER, P. HOLTER, P. Holter, PETER HOLTER, Peter HOLTER, Peter Holter

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University of Copenhagen University of Pretoria Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Royal Agricultural University

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Peter Holter is an author at University of Copenhagen specializing in entomology, pest management, and parasitology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	9	9	736
2	Natural Sciences	5	5	245
3	Public Health	4	4	149
4	Education	3	3	286
5	Medicine	3	3	199

Peter Holter

Publications

1.8K

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	Year	Citations
Treating Cattle with Ivermectin: Effects on the Fauna and Decompsition of Dung Pats Matthew D. Madsen, Bjarne Nielsen, Peter Holter, Journal of Applied Ecology EngineeringAgricultural EconomicsTerrestrial Ecosystem ProductivityEducationLivestock Health	1990	219
Effect of Dung-Beetles (Aphodius spp.) and Earthworms on the Disappearance of Cattle Dung Peter Holter Oikos Terrestrial ArthropodDung DisappearanceEngineeringHabitat LossEntomology	1979	187
What do dung beetles eat? Peter Holter, Clarke H. Scholtz Ecological Entomology Total NitrogenSelective FeedingForagingEngineeringAnimal Nutrition	2007	116
Herbivore dung as food for dung beetles: elementary coprology for entomologists Peter Holter Ecological Entomology Insect ConservationEntomologyElementary CoprologyDung Beetle BiologyDung Beetles	2016	111
Resource Utilization and Local Coexistence in a Guild of Scarabaeid Dung Beetles (Aphodius spp.) Peter Holter Oikos ForagingResource UtilizationLocal CoexistenceInsect ConservationEvolutionary Biology	1982	99
Discontinuous Gas Exchange Cycles in <i>Aphodius Fossor</i> (Scarabaeidae): A Test of Hypotheses Concerning Origins and Mechanisms Steven L. Chown, Peter Holter Journal of Experimental Biology	2000	97
Dung feeding in adult scarabaeines (tunnellers and endocoprids): even large dung beetles eat small particles Peter Holter, Clarke H. Scholtz, K. G. Wardhaugh Ecological Entomology Terrestrial ArthropodAdult Dung BeetleDung FeedingBody SizeEntomology	2002	74
Life history characteristics of Lumbricus terrestris and effects of the veterinary antiparasitic compounds ivermectin and fenbendazole Tina S. Svendsen, Poul Einer Hansen, Christian Sommer, Soil Biology and Biochemistry BiologyParasitic DiseaseAntiparasitic AgentMedicineParasite Control	2004	57
Effects of ivermectin on two afrotropical dung beetles, Onthophagus gazella and Diastellopalpus quinquedens (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) Christian Sommer, J. Grønvold, Peter Holter, Veterinary Parasitology BiologyTerrestrial ArthropodDiastellopalpus QuinquedensInsect ConservationEntomology	1993	49
The development and survival of three species of coprophagous insect after feeding on the faeces of sheep treated with controlled‐release formulations of ivermectin or albendazole K. G. Wardhaugh, Peter Holter, B.C. Longstaff Australian Veterinary Journal	2001	49

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