BOLETIN185-OCTUBRE DE 2004 - Instituto de Ciencias del Mar y ...

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Compilación: Ma. Clara Ramírez Jáuregui
Edición: Mat. Germán Ramírez Reséndiz.

LIBROS
HALLEGRAEFF, G.M., ANDERSON, D.M. AND CEMBELLA, A.D., 2003. Manual on
Harmful Marine Microalgae.—París: UNESCO Publishing, 793 p.
HARRISON, F.W. AND HUMES, A.G., 1992. Microscopic Anatomy of Invertebrates.
Volume 10: Decapod Crustacea.—New York: John Wiley & Sons, 459 p.
NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS, 2002. Effects of Trawling and Dredging on Seafloor
Habitat.—Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 126 p.
OCHOA, JOSÉ LUIS, 2003. MAREAS ROJAS. Proliferaciones Micro-Algales Nocivas y
Biotoxinas Marinas en México.—La Paz, B.C.S., CIBNOR, S.C., 84 p.
PATRICK, RUTH, 2000. Rivers of the United States. Volume V. Part A: The Colorado
River.—New York: John Wiley & Sons, 252 p.
SCHEFFER, MARTEN, 1998. Ecology of Shallow Lakes. – Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic
Publishers, 357 p.
SMOL, JOHN P., BIRKS, H.J. AND LAST, W.M., 2001. Tracking Environmental
Change Using Lake Sediments. Volume 3: Terrestrial, Algal, and Siliceous
Indicators.—Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 371 p.
MEMORIAS E INFORMES
COASTFISH 2004. COASTFISH LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN.
Resúmenes. 4 al 8 de octubre de 2004, Mérida, Yucatán, México.
CINVESTAV/EPOMEX/SRSF/ SAINT MARY´s UNIVERSITY/ UNIVERSIDAD
MARISTA, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE YUCATÁN, 67 p.
I.C.M.L., U.N.A.M., 2004. INFORME DE ACTIVIDADES 2003. DR. ADOLFO GRACIA
GASCA.—México: Instituto de Ciencias del Mar y Limnología, U.N.A.M., 115 p.
TESIS
ARVIZU, MARÍA DANIELA, 2004. Geocronología de la acumulación de metales
pesados en marismas de las lagunas Chiricahueto y Estero de Urías, Sinaloa.
Tesis de Maestría. U.N.A.M., Posgrado en Ciencias del Mar y Limnología, 147 p.
GRANO MALDONADO, MAYRA IXCHEL, 2004. Ciclo de vida de Heterobothrium
ecuadori (Meserve, 1938) Sproston, 1946 (Monogenea: Diclidophoridae)
ectoparásito del botete diana Sphoerodies annulatus (Jenyns, 1842).
LÓPEZ HERRERA, MARITZA, 1992. Diagnosis taxonómicas de las esponjas de las
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estructuras arrecifales de Antón Lizardo y Puerto de Veracruz. Tesis Profesional.
U.N.A.M., Facultad de Ciencias, 88 p.
MATEOS CAMARENA, FERNANDO, 1988. Distribución temporo-espacial de los
pigmentos fotosintéticos (clorofila “a”, clorofila “b”, clorofila “c” y feopigmentos en
la laguna de Barra de Navidad, Jalisco, durante un ciclo anual (Febrero 1987-
Enero 1988). Tesis Profesional. Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, 71 p.
NÚÑEZ FERNÁNDEZ, MA. DEL CARMEN, 1978. Estudio taxonómico de las esponjas
de la Laguna de Términos, Campeche, México. Tesis Profesional. U.N.A.M.,
Facultad de Ciencias, 96 p.
SÁNCHEZ MARTÍNEZ, MAYELI, 2002. Interacción entre zooplancton herbívoro y
Scenedesmus: Un estudio sobre la morfología como mecanismo de defensa.
Tesis de Maestría. U.N.A.M., Posgrado en Ciencias del Mar y Limnología, 66 p.
SANDOVAL R., LAILA C. Y UBALDO ZARAGOZA, A., 1986. Informe del Análisis
fisionómico estructural del manglar y su aporte de materia orgánica en la Laguna
de Barra de Navidad, Jalisco, México. Informe Profesional. Universidad
Autónoma de Guadalajara, 50 p.
VALDEZ CAMACHO, ALEJO ARMANDO, 2004. Presencia de determinantes de
resistencia a tetraciclinas en cepas bacterianas del género Vibrio spp. Aisladas de
camarones peneidos. Tesis Profesional. U.A.S., Facultad de Ciencias del Mar, 58
p.
PUBLICACIONES PERIÓDICAS
AQUATIC ECOLOGY:
Vol. 38, No. 3, 2004.
ATLÁNTICA:
Vol. 25, No. 1, 2003.
BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN:
Vol. 207, No. 1, August 2004.
BOTÁNICA MARINA:
Vol. 47, No. 4, 2004.
BULLETIN OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION AND TOXICOLOGY:
Vol. 73, No. 2, August 2004.
Vol. 73, No. 3, September 2004.
BULLETIN OF MARINE SCIENCE:
Vol. 75, No. 1, July 2004.
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CIENCIAS MARINAS:
Vol. 30, No. 3, septiembre de 2004.
CLIMATE DIAGNOSTICS BULLETIN:
No. 09/04, September, 2004.
¿CÓMO VEZ?:
No. 70, septiembre de 2004.
CRUSTACEANA:
Vol. 77, Part. 4, April 2004.
Vol. 77, Part. 5, May 2004.
Vol. 77, Part 6, June 2004.
DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTIONS:
Vol. 10, Nos. 5/6, September-November 2004.
ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY:
Vol. 46, No. 3-4, August 2004.
Vol. 46, No. 5, September 2004.
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION:
Vol. 132, No. 3, December 2004.
Vol. 133, No. 1, January 2005.
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY:
Vol. 23, No. 10, October 2004.
FAO FISHERIES TECHNICAL PAPER:
No. 442: Application of risk assessment in the fish industry. By J. Sumner and T.
Ross, 2004. 78 p.
No. 452: Cambio climático y pesquerías regionales en el futuro: Análisis en
colaboración. By G.D. Sharp, 2004, 83 p.
FISHERIES:
Vol. 29, No. 9, September, 2004.
FISHERIES OCEANOGRAPHY:
Vol. 13, No. 5, September 2004.
GACETA UNAM:
No. 3751, 30 de septiembre de 2004
No. 3752, 4 de octubre de 2004.
No. 3753, 7 de octubre de 2004.
No. 3754, 11 de octubre de 2004.
No. 3755, 14 de octubre de 2004.
No. 3756, 18 de octubre de 2004.
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No. 3757, 21 de octubre de 2004.
GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY:
Vol. 12, No. 4, July 2003.
HIDROBIOLÓGICA:
Vol. 13, No. 4, 2003.
Vol. 14, No. 1, 2004.
HUMANIDADES:
No. 277, 22 de septiembre de 2004.
No. 278, 6 de octubre de 2004.
JOURNAL OF AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH:
Vol. 16, No. 1, March 2004.
Vol. 16, No. 2, June 2004.
JOURNAL OF BIOGEOGRAPHY:
Vol. 31, No. 9, September 2004.
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY:
Vol. 33, No. 5, September-October, 2004.
JOURNAL OF MARINE RESEARCH:
Vol. 62, No. 4, July 2004.
JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH:
Vol. 26, No. 9, September 2004.
Vol. 26, No. 10, October 2004.
JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH:
Vol. 52, No. 2, August 2004.
Vol. 52, No. 3, September 2004.
LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY:
Vol. 49, No. 5, September 2004.
MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES:
Vol. 277, August 16, 2004.
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION:
Vol. 21, No. 9, September 2004.
Vol. 24, No. 3, August 2004.
NEW SCIENTIST:
Vol. 183, No. 2461, 21 August 2004.
Vol. 183, No. 2462, 28 August 2004.
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Vol. 183, No. 2463, 4 September 2004.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM. SCIENTIFIC RESULTS:
Vol. 188, Sites 1165-1167, 10 January11-March 2000., Prydz Bay-Cooperation
Sea, Antarctica: Glacial History and Paleoceanography.
REVISTA DE BIOLOGÍA TROPICAL:
Vol. 51, No. 1, marzo de 2003.
Vol. 51, No. 2, junio de 2003.
Vol. 51, Nos. 3-4, septiembre-diciembre de 2003.
U2000. CRÓNICA DE LA EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR:
No. 432, 20 de septiembre de 2004.
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AQUATIC ECOLOGY
2004, Volume 38, Issue 3
Seasonal changes in redox properties of peat, nutrition and phenology of Menyanthes
trifoliata L. in a floating peat mat in Mizorogaike Pond, central Japan........................................351-357
Akira Haraguchi
Seasonal and interannual variation in nutrient fluxes from tributary inputs, consumer
recycling and algal growth in a eutrophic river impoundment .................................................... 359-373
Joseph Shostell, Paul A. Bukaveckas
The spring energy budget of the algal mat community in a Crimean hypersaline lake
determined by microcalorimetry.................................................................................................. 375-385
Vladimir S. Mukhanov, Olga G. Naidanova, Nickolay V. Shadrin, Richard B. Kemp
Effects of low nitrogen-phosphorus ratios in the phytoplankton community in Laguna de Bay,
a shallow eutrophic lake in the Philippines................................................................................. 387-401
Maria Lourdes Cuvin-Aralar, Ulfert Focken, Klaus Becker, Emiliano V. Aralar
Interaction between isopod grazing and wave action: a structuring force in macroalgal
communities in the southern Baltic Sea...................................................................................... 403-413
Roland Engkvist, Torleif Malm, Jonas Nilsson
A mathematical model of the interactions in the mixed culture of invertebrates and algae in
the “producer–consumer” aquatic biotic cycle............................................................................ 415-423
Tamara I. Pisman, Oksana N. Bogdanova
Dissolved solids do not induce diapause in the calanoid copepod Aglaodiaptomus leptopus... 425-432
Steve S. Di Lonardo, Edward J. Maly
Patterns and sources of variation in Daphnia phosphorus content in nature............................. 433-440
William R. DeMott, Bryn J. Pape, Alan J. Tessier
Seasonal variations in the physiological condition of the benthic amphipods Monoporeia
affinis and Pontoporeia femorata in the Gulf of Riga (Baltic Sea).............................................. 441-456
Kari K. Lehtonen
Trophic interactions involving mysid shrimps (Mysidacea) in the near-bottom habitat in the
Baltic Sea ................................................................................................................................... 457-469
Jan Albertsson
Book Review: Migrations and Dispersal of Marine Organisms................................................... 471-472
Society Information..................................................................................................................... 473-474
ATLÂNTICA,
25(1): 2003
ANDRÉ R. RODRIGUES, PATRÍCIA P. B. EICHLER E BEATRIZ B. EICHLER
Utilization of Foraminifers in the Bertioga's Channel monitoring (SP, Brazil)
PAULO DE TARSO CHAVES & MAURÍCIO DE CASTRO ROBERT
Boats, Gears and Procedures of the Artisanal Fishing at the Southern Coast of Paraná
State, Brazil.
V.C.S.HACKBART & C.V.CORDAZZO
Ecology of the Seeds and Estabeleshment of the Seedlings of Hydrocotyle bonariensis Lam.
T.G.MARTINS & D.K.CALAZANS
Description and Development of Zoea I of Exhippolysmata oplophoroides (Holthuis, 1948)
(Caridea, Hippolytidae) Under Laboratory Conditions
BÁRBARA CRISTIE FRANCO E JOSÉ HENRIQUE MUELBERT
Distribuition and composition of Ichthyoplankton in the Southern Brazilian Shelf Break
MARLOS GÓES, CÁSSIO N. CAMPOS, A. S. TASCHETTO, I. WAINER.
Relationship Between the EquatorialMode and the Tropical Atlantic Basin Warming Trend
J.PEREIRA FILHO , L.C. SPILLERE & C.A.F.SCHETTINI
Nutrient Dynamics in the Regionof Itajaí Harbour, SC
G.C.T.Krügert ; C.E.V.Carvalho ; A.G. Ferreira ; G.M. Gonçalves ; E.C.Truccolo &
C.A.F.Schettini
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Dissolved Organic Carbon Dynamicsin Paraíba do Sul River Estuary, Rio de Janeiro, Under
Diferent Tidal Regime and Fluvial Discharge Conditions.
M.P.LAMMARDO ; A.C. ROCHA ; M.H.BARBOSA ; J.P.DEMORE & P.C.ABREU
XIV Semana Nacional de Oceanografia Oceanografia e Sociedade: Um Desafio à Teoria e à
Prática
BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN
Contents: August 1 2004, Volume 207, Issue 1
Physiology and Biomechanics:
Sönke Johnsen, Edith A. Widder, and Curtis D. Mobley
Propagation and Perception of Bioluminescence: Factors Affecting Counterillumination as a
Cryptic Strategy ...............................................................................................................................1-16.
Marney C. Pratt
Effect of Zooid Spacing on Bryozoan Feeding Success: Is Competition or Facilitation More
Important? ......................................................................................................................................17-27.
Development and Reproduction:
Michael G. Hadfield and M. A. R. Koehl
Rapid Behavioral Responses of an Invertebrate Larva to Dissolved Settlement Cue ..................28-43.
Neurobiology and Behavior:
Troy A. Keller and Marc J. Weissburg
Effects of Odor Flux and Pulse Rate on Chemosensory Tracking in Turbulent Odor Plumes
by the Blue Crab, Callinectes sapidus ...................................................................................207: 44-55.
Cell Biology:
Mara Conrad, JoAnna DeNobile, Irina Chaikhoutdinov, Douglas Escribano, Kyeng-Gea Lee,
and William D. Cohen
Cytoskeletal Organization of Limulus Amebocytes Pre- and Post-Activation: Comparative
Aspects ..........................................................................................................................................56-66.
Research Note:
Bruno Pernet and William B. Jaeckle
Size and Organic Content of Eggs of Marine Annelids, and the Underestimation of Egg
Energy Content by Dichromate Oxidation .....................................................................................67-71.
Christopher C. Chabot, Jeffrey Kent, and Winsor H. Watson, III
Circatidal and Circadian Rhythms of Locomotion in Limulus polyphemus ....................................72-75.
BOTANICA MARINA
Volume 47, Issue 4, 2004
Research Articles
BETTINA SAIER and ANNELISE S. CHAPMAN
Crusts of the alien bryozoan Membranipora membranacea can negatively impact spore
output from native kelps (Laminaria longicruris) ....................................................................... 265–271
THIERRY CHOPIN, TANIA MORAIS, ELLEN BELYEA and SUSAN BELFRY
Polyphosphate and siliceous granules in the macroscopic gametophytes of the red alga
Porphyra purpurea (Bangiophyceae, Rhodophyta) .................................................................. 272–280
JORDI RULL LLUCH, M. ANTONIA RIBERA and AMELIA GÓMEZ GARRETA
New data on the reproductive structures of Spatoglossum solieri (Chauvin ex Montagne)
Kützing (Dictyotales, Phaeophyceae) ....................................................................................... 281–286
KWANG YOUNG KIM and TAE SEOB CHOI
Variability in abundance and morphological attributes of Zostera marina L. from the southern
coast of Korea ........................................................................................................................... 287–294
SUSANA ENRÍQUEZ, NURIA MARBÀ, JUST CEBRIÁN and CARLOS M. DUARTE
Annual variation in leaf photosynthesis and leaf nutrient content of four Mediterranean
seagrasses ................................................................................................................................ 295–306
TERESA ALCOVERRO, MARTA PÉREZ and JAVIER ROMERO
Importance of within-shoot epiphyte distribution for the carbon budget of seagrasses: the
example of Posidonia oceanica ................................................................................................ 307–312
LOURDES MORQUECHO and CARLOS H. LECHUGA-DEVÉZE
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Seasonal occurrence of planktonic dinoflagellates and cyst production in relationship to
environmental variables in subtropical Bahía Concepción, Gulf of California .......................... 313–322
WILBERTO D. MONOTILLA and MASAHIRO NOTOYA
Morphological and physiological responses of Porphyra suborbiculata Kjellman (Bangiales,
Rhodophyta) blades from five localities .................................................................................... 323–334
DAVID L. BALLANTINE, HECTOR RUIZ and NILDA E. APONTE
Notes on the benthic marine algae of Puerto Rico VIII. Additions to the flora .......................... 335–340
ISABEL QUIROGA and MARIE-JOSÈPHE CHRÉTIENNOT-DINET
A new species of Minidiscus (Diatomophyceae, Thalassiosiraceae) from the eastern English
Channel, France ........................................................................................................................ 341–348
MARTHA FERRARIO, DAVID U. HERNÁNDEZ-BECERRIL and IRENE GARIBOTTI
Morphological study of the marine planktonic diatom Chaetoceros castracanei Karsten
(Bacillariophyceae) from Antarctic waters, with a discussion on its possible taxonomic
relationships .............................................................................................................................. 349–355
BOTANICA MARINA
Vol. 47, NO. 4, 2004
Crusts of the alien bryozoan Membranipora membranacea can negatively impact spore
output from native kelps (Laminaria longicruris)
Bettina Saier and Annelise S. Chapman............................................................................................265
Polyphosphate and siliceous granules in the macroscopic gametophytes of the red alga
Porphyra purpurea (Bangiophyceae, Rhodophyta)
Thierry Chopin, Tania Morais, Ellen Belyea and Susan Belfry...........................................................272
New data on the reproductive structures of Spatoglossum solieri (Chauvin ex Montagne)
Kützing (Dictyotales, Phaeophyceae)
Jordi Rull Lluch, Antonia Ribera and Amelia Gómez Garreta............................................................281
Variability in abundance and morphological attributes of Zostera marina L. from the southern
coast of Korea
Kwang Young Kim and Tae Seob Choi..............................................................................................287
Annual variation in leaf photosynthesis and leaf nutrient content of four Mediterranean
seagrasses
Susana Enríquez, Nuria Marbà, Just Cebriàn and Carlos M. Duarte.................................................295
Importance of within-shoot epiphyte distribution for the carbon budget of seagrasses: the
example of Posidonia oceanica
Teresa Alcoverro, Marta Pérez and Javier Romero...........................................................................307
Seasonal occurrence of planktonic dinoflagellates and cyst production in relationship to
environmental variables in subtropical Bahìa Concepción, Gulf of California
Lourdes Morquecho and Carlos H. Lechuga-Devéze ........................................................................313
Morphological and physiological responses of Porphyra suborbiculata Kjellman (Bangiales,
Rhodophyta) blades from five localities
Wilberto D. Monotilla and Masahiro Notoya.......................................................................................323
Notes on the benthic marine algae of Puerto Rico VIII. Additions to the flora
David L. Ballantine, Hector Ruiz and Nilda E. Aponte........................................................................335
A new species of Minidiscus (Diatomophyceae, Thalassiosiraceae) from the eastern English
Channel, France
Isabel Quiroga and Marie-Josèphe Chrétiennot-Dinet...................................................................... 341
Morphological study of the marine planktonic diatom Chaetoceros castracanei Karsten
(Bacillariophyceae) from Antarctic waters, with a discussion on its possible taxonomic
relationships
Martha Ferrario, David U. Hernández-Becerril and Irene Garibotti....................................................349
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Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology
Issue: Volume 73, Number 2
Low Levels of Organochlorine Pesticides in Subjects with Metabolic Disturbances: A Survey
Taken in Rome in 2001–2002 ................................................................................................. 219 - 226
D. A. Barbini, F. Vanni, P. Pelosi, et al.
Inhalation and Ingestion of Phthalate Compounds from Use of Synthetic Modeling Clays ... 227 - 234
R. P. Maas, S. C. Patch, T. J. Pandolfo
An In Vitro Evaluation of Human Dermal Exposure to Benzene Sulfonate, m-Benzene
Disulfonate and p-Phenol Sulfonate ....................................................................................... 235 - 241
B. H. Magee, S. R. Clough, T. A. Roy
Determination of Exposure to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Some Work Groups in
Turkey by Measurement of 1-Hydroxypyrene Levels in Urine ................................................ 242 - 248
İ. Ateş, M. Yılmazer-Musa, B. Yücesoy, et al.
Mercury and Other Contaminants in Fish from Lake Chad, Africa ......................................... 249 - 256
K. A. Kidd, G. Stern, J. Lemoalle
Accumulation and Distribution of Methylmercury in Freshwater- and Seawater-Adapted
Eels ......................................................................................................................................... 257 - 263
M. Yamaguchi, A. Yasutake, M. Nagano, et al.
Heavy Metal Content of Hard Biscuits Produced in Turkey .................................................... 264 - 269
S. Saracoglu, M. Tuzen, D. Mendil, et al.
Cadmium Contamination of Soils of the Shenyang Zhangshi Irrigation Area, China: An
Historical Perspective ............................................................................................................. 270 - 275
X. Xiong, G. Allinson, F. Stagnitti, et al.
Copper, Zinc, Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury, and Lead in Blue Mussels ( Mytilus edulis) in the
Bergen Harbor Area, Western Norway ................................................................................... 276 - 284
S. Airas, A. Duinker, K. Julshamn
Heavy Metals in Feathers of Six Species of Birds in the District Nilgiris, India ...................... 285 - 291
S. Muralidharan, R. Jayakumar, G. Vishnu
Physico-Chemical Analysis of Streams on the Akwapim Ridge of Ghana ............................. 292 - 298
V. K. Nartey, J. R. Fianko, A. Donkor
Organophosphate Dormant Spray Pest Control Efficacy, Pesticide Concentration and
Toxicity in Storm Runoff .......................................................................................................... 299 - 305
F. G. Zalom, I. Werner, M. N. Oliver, et al.
Accumulation of Organochlorine Pesticides in Marine Fishes from Coast of Taoyuan in
Taiwan ..................................................................................................................................... 306 - 311
Y. C. Yuan, Y. K. Yuan, H. C. Chen
Evaluation of Multiple Pesticide Residues in Apple and Citrus Fruits, 1999–2001 ................ 312 - 318
Z. Parveen, M. I. Khuhro, N. Rafiq, et al.
Simulation of Atrazine Discharge in the Auglaize Watershed Using Satellite-Generated
Images .................................................................................................................................... 319 - 325
D.-S. Kim, A. Kumar, R. Parab, et al.
Dymron Herbicide Residues in Paddy Soil and Channel Water ............................................. 326 - 330
H. Nagami, S. Asanuma, N. Yajima, et al.
Temporal Trend of Persistent Organic Pollutants in Codfish-Liver from the Adriatic Sea,
Mediterranean Sea, 1993–2003 ............................................................................................. 331 - 338
M. M. Storelli, R. D’Addabbo, G. O. Marcotrigiano
Semivolatile Organic Pollutants in Water, Suspended Solids, and Surface Sediments of the
Huaihe River, Jiangsu Section, People’s Republic of China .................................................. 339 - 346
H. Huang, Y. Yu, L. Jing, et al.
Persistence of Dicofol Residue on Tea Under North-East Indian Climatic Conditions .......... 347 - 350
K. Saha, T. Saha, H. Banerjee, et al.
14C-Dimethoate Residues in Tomatoes and Tomato Products ............................................. 351 - 357
P. Aysal, O. Tiryaki, A. S. Tunçbilek
Disappearance of Chlorpyrifos from Cultures of Chlorella vulgaris ........................................ 358 - 363
I. Mukherjee, M. Gopal, D. W. Dhar
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Does Shaking Alter the Time of Hatching in Incubated Medaka ( Oryzias latipes) Embryos? 364 - 370
M. González-Doncel, S. A. Villalobos, M. S. Okihiro, et al.
Density and Sediment Organic Matter Content as Potential Confounding Factors in
Sediment Toxicity Tests with Hyalella azteca ......................................................................... 371 - 378
T. B. Orr, S. M. Meister, R. S. Halbrook
Toxicity of PCBs (Aroclor-1221, 1254) to Embryos and Larvae of Xenopus laevis ............... 379 - 384
J. M. Zhou, Z. F. Qin, L. Cong, et al.
Toxicological Evaluation and QSAR Modelling of Aromatic Amines to Chlorella vulgaris ..... 385 - 391
T. I. Netzeva, J. C. Dearden, R. Edwards, et al.
Acute Aquatic Toxicity of N-Methyl-2-Pyrrolidinone to Daphnia magna ................................. 392 - 397
C.-H. Lan, C.-Y. Peng, T.-S. Lin
Changes in Oocyte Numbers in the Ovotestis of Helix aspersa, After Experimental Exposure
to the Fungicide Copper Oxychloride ..................................................................................... 398 - 403
R. G. Snyman, A. J. Reinecke, S. A. Reinecke
Effect of Multiple Atrazine Exposure Profiles on Hemocyte DNA Integrity in the Eastern
Oyster ( Crassostrea virginica) ............................................................................................... 404 - 410
T. J. Christl, P. Pennington, M. DeLorenzo, et al.
Two-Dimensional Gel Electrophoresis Analysis of Liver Proteins Following Nonylphenol
Treatment of Bombina orientalis Boulenger ........................................................................... 411 - 415
M. C. Gye
Comparative Response of Lemnaceae Clones to Copper(II), Chromium(VI), and
Cadmium(II) Toxicity ............................................................................................................... 416 - 423
M. C. Sobrero, J. Beltrano, A. E. Ronco
Role of Rhizobium (CA-1) Inoculation in Increasing Growth and Metal Accumulation in Cicer
arietinum L. Growing Under Fly-Ash Stress Condition ........................................................... 424 - 431
D. K. Gupta, U. N. Rai, S. Sinha, et al.
Biochemical Properties of Glutathione Peroxidase in Gammarus pulex ................................ 432 - 436
M. Kutlu and F. Susuz
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology
Volume 73, Number 3
Effect of Cadmium on Glycosaminoglycans in the Bone of Rats ........................................... 437 - 442
K. Średzińska, A. Galicka, M. M. Brzóska, et al.
Effect of Chromium on Hemolymph Catalase Activity and Cocoon Quality of Two Mulberry
Silkworm (Bombyx mori L.) Races .......................................................................................... 443 - 447
F. B. Tucker, K. X. Wang, J. Fang, et al.
Characterization of California Rice Field Soils Susceptible to Delayed Phytotoxicity
Syndrome ................................................................................................................................ 448 - 456
P. L. TenBrook, M. R. Viant, D. M. Holstege, et al.
Acute Toxicity of Sediment-Sorbed Endrin, Methoxychlor, and Endosulfan to Hyalella azteca
and Chironomus tentans ......................................................................................................... 457 - 464
J. You, L. J. Schuler, M. J. Lydy
Effects of Copper Oxychloride in Rana catesbeiana Tadpoles: Toxicological and
Bioaccumulative Aspects ........................................................................................................ 465 - 470
C. M. Ferreira, J. V. Lombardi, J. G. Machado-Neto, et al.
Integrative Assessments of a Temperate Stream Based on a Multimetric Determination of
Biological Integrity, Physical Habitat Evaluations, and Toxicity Tests .................................... 471 - 478
K.-G. An, D.-S. Kim, D. S. Kong, et al.
Effect of Metal Nitrates on the Formation of PCDD/Fs During Newspaper Combustion ....... 479 - 486
H. Katsumata, S. Kaneco, T. Suzuki, et al.
Airborne Mold Concentrations During Remediation of an Apartment Building ....................... 487 - 489
J. H. Lange, K. W. Thomulka, G. Mastrangelo, et al.
Characterization of Ambient Respirable Particulate for Toxic Metals in an Urban City ......... 490 - 496
Air Quality Status of Central and Southern Regions of Lucknow City, India .......................... 497 - 505
A. Verma and S. N. Singh
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Mercury Concentrations in the Community Drinking Water Sources Around Manado City,
North Sulawesi, Indonesia ...................................................................................................... 506 - 510
Determination of Chlorophenols and Phenoxyacid Herbicides in the Gulf of Gdansk,
Southern Baltic Sea ................................................................................................................ 511 - 518
A. Kot-Wasik, R. Kartanowicz, D. Dbrowska, et al.
Sorptive Behavior of Chlorophenols on River Volcanic Sediment .......................................... 519 - 526
V. M. Domínguez, M. Martínez, G. Vidal
Surface Water Pesticide Movement from the Dade County Agricultural Area to the
Everglades and Florida Bay via the C-111 Canal ................................................................... 527 - 534
M. H. Fulton, G. I. Scott, M. E. DeLorenzo, et al.
Metal Distribution and Contamination of the Mamut River, Malaysia, Caused by Copper Mine
Discharge ................................................................................................................................ 535 - 542
M. F. Ali, L. Y. Heng, W. Ratnam, et al.
Current Levels of Dioxins in Surface Soils from Santiago, Chile ............................................ 543 - 550
Y. Takazawa, R. Verdugo, P. Richter, et al.
Lead (II) Removal from Natural Sandy Soils by Enhanced Electrokinetic Remediation ........ 551 - 560
A. Altin, S. Altin, E. Atmaca, et al.
Remediation of Contaminated Soil by Amendment of Nonhumus Soil with Humus-Rich Soil
for Better Metal Immobilization ............................................................................................... 561 - 567
V. Misra and S. D. Pandey
Soil and Plant Lead of Upland Habitat Used Extensively for Recreational Shooting and
Game Bird Hunting in Southern Ontario, Canada .................................................................. 568 - 574
J. Holdner, B. Wainman, R. Jayasinghe, et al.
Metal Concentrations in Soil in the Vicinity of a Municipal Solid Waste Landfill with a
Deactivated Medical Waste Incineration Plant, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil ................................... 575 - 582
S. I. Segura-Muñoz, A. Bocio, T. M. B. Trevilato, et al.
Copper, Lead, Zinc, Cadmium, Mercury, and Arsenic in Marine Products of Commerce from
Zhejiang Coastal Area, China, May 1998 ............................................................................... 583 - 590
J. Fang, K. X. Wang, J. L. Tang, et al.
Plant Screening and Comparison of Ceratophyllum demersum and Hydrilla verticillata for
Cadmium Accumulation .......................................................................................................... 591 - 598
S. Bunluesin, M. Kruatrachue, P. Pokethitiyook, et al.
Toxicity of Herbicides Determined with a Microbial Test ........................................................ 599 - 606
T. L. Hillaker and J. L. Botsford
BULLETIN OF MARINE SCIENCE
Volume 75, Issue 1, 1 July 2004
Age and growth of the searobin (Prionotus punctatus) in Brazilian waters .................................. 1-9(9)
Humber Agrelli Andrade
Floristics, cover, and phenology of marine macroalgae from Bajo Pepito, Isla Mujeres,
Mexican Caribbean ................................................................................................................. 11-25(15)
L.I. Quan-Young; M.A. Díaz-Martín; J. Espinoza-Avalos
The importance of shell occupation and shell availability in the hermit crab Pagurus
brevidactylus (Stimpson, 1859) (Paguridae) population from the southern Atlantic ................. 27-35(9)
Fernando Luis Mantelatto; Andrea Lucca de Meireles
Reproduction of Mugil cephalus and M. curema (Pisces: Mugilidae) from a coastal lagoon in
the Gulf of Mexico
................................................................................................................................................. 37-49(13)
Ana Laura Ibáñez Aguirre; Manuel Gallardo-Cabello
Chaetognath assemblages in Bahía de Banderas, Mexico .................................................... 51-61(11)
Ivette Ruiz-Boijseauneau; Laura Sanvicente-Añorve; María Ana Fernández Álamo
The age and growth of southern flounder, Paralichthys lethostigma, from Louisiana estuarine
and offshore waters ................................................................................................................ 63-77(15)
Andrew J. Fischer; Bruce A. Thompson
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Fish communities of subtropical seagrass meadows and associated habitats in Shark Bay,
western Australia .................................................................................................................... 79-99(21)
Michael R. Heithaus
Resistance of coral reef fishes in back reef and lagoon habitats to a hurricane ................ 101-113(13)
Aaron J. Adams; John P. Ebersole
The impact of two bleaching events on the survival of small coral colonies (Okinawa, Japan)
............................................................................................................................................. 115-126(12)
C. Bena; R. van Woesik
First record of Acentronura dendritica (Barbour, 1905) (Gasterosteiformes: Syngnathidae)
from Mexico .......................................................................................................................... 127-129(3)
Lourdes Vásquez-Yeomans; César Quintal-Lizama; Mayra Pereira-Flota
Occurrence of the seagrass Halophila stipulacea in the tropical West Atlantic .................... 131-135(5)
Hector Ruiz; David L. Ballantine
Preferred hole shape and size of cultured abalone, Haliotis sieboldii .................................. 137-142(6)
Chang Gil Kim; Dae Kweon Kim; Ho Sang Kim; Tae Ho Kim; Chul In Baik
CIENCIAS MARINAS
Volumen (30-3 ), Septiembre 2004
Distribución y abundancia de larvas de peces de la familia Lutjanidae en la zona nororiental
del Caribe colombiano durante un ciclo anual (2000–2001).
Distribution and abundance of fish larvae of the family Lutjanidae in the northeastern
Colombian Caribbean during an annual cycle (2000–2001).
Edgar Arteaga, María Isabel Criales-Hernández, Jairo Altamar y Luis Manjarrés ....................381–390
Efecto de la radiación UV en la inactivación genética del esperma de botete diana
Sphoeroides annulatus (Jenyns, 1842).
Effect of UV radiation on the genetic inactivation of sperm of the bullseye puffer Sphoeroides
annulatus (Jenyns, 1842).
Lenin Arias-Rodríguez, Luz Estela Rodríguez-Ibarra y Gabriela del Valle-Pignataro................391–402
Phosphatase activity in salt-ponds of the Bay of Cádiz.
Actividad fosfatásica en salinas de la Bahía de Cádiz.
M.D. Frutos, J. Blasco y A. Gómez-Parra...................................................................................403–416
El evento erosivo de la playa de Mismaloya, Jalisco, México.
Erosion event at Mismaloya Beach, Jalisco, Mexico.
L.A. Cupul-Magaña, A.L. Cupul-Magaña, F.J. Núñez-Cornú y E. Gil-Silva ...............................417–425
Efectos del ENSO en la producción primaria frente a Baja California.
ENSO effects on primary production off Baja California.
Benigno Hernández de la Torre, Gilberto Gaxiola-Castro y Sila Nájera-Martínez.....................427–441
Consumo de oxígeno, excreción de amonio y capacidad osmorreguladora de Litopenaeus
stylirostris (Stimpson) expuesto a diferentes combinaciones de temperatura y salinidad.
Oxygen consumption, ammonium excretion and osmoregulatory capacity of Litopenaeus
stylirostris (Stimpson) exposed to different combinations of temperature and salinity.
Ana Denisse Re, Fernando Díaz, Elizabeth Sierra y Silvia Gómez-Jiménez.............................443–453
Evaluación de dos tratamientos en la intensidad de gusanos poliquetos asociados a las
valvas del ostión Crassostrea gigas (Thunberg, 1873).
Evaluation of two treatments in polychaete worm intensity associated with Crassostrea gigas
(Thunberg, 1873) oyster valves.
María del Carmen Gallo-García, Manuel García-Ulloa-Gómez y Daniel Enrique Godínez-
Siordia.........................................................................................................................................455–464
Periodo reproductivo del camarón café Farfantepenaeus californiensis (Holmes, 1900) en la
laguna costera de Agiabampo, Sonora-Sinaloa, México.
Reproductive period of the brown shrimp Farfantepenaeus californiensis (Holmes, 1900) in
the coastal lagoon of Agiabampo, Sonora-Sinaloa, Mexico.
J.C. Romero-Sedano, E.A. Aragón-Noriega, M.M. Manzano-Sarabia, C.A. Salinas-Zavala y
A.R. García-Juárez.....................................................................................................................465–475
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Impact of the Prestige oil spill on marsh soils: Relationship between heavy metal, sulfide and
total petroleum hydrocarbon contents at the Villarrube and Lires marshes (Galicia, Spain).
Impacto de la marea negra del Prestige en suelos de marisma: relación entre los contenidos
de metales pesados, sulfuros e hidrocarburos en las marismas de Villarrube y Lires (Galicia,
España).
L. Andrade, P. Marcet, L. Fernández Feal, C. Fernández Feal, E.F. Covelo y F.A. Vega.........477–487
Tendencias temporales (1989–1999) en las poblaciones de Haliotis fulgens y H. corrugata
(Gastropoda: Haliotidae) de Isla de Cedros, Baja California, México.
Temporal trends (1989–1999) in populations of Haliotis fulgens and H. corrugata
(Gastropoda: Haliotidae) from Cedros Island, Baja California, Mexico.
J.A. Rodríguez-Valencia, F. Caballero-Alegría y J. Castro-González........................................489–501
CLIMATE DIAGNOSTICS BULLETIN
September 14, 2004
TROPICS
Highlights
Table of Atmospheric Indices Table T1
Table of SST Indices Table T2
Time Series
Southern Oscillation Index (SOI)
Tahiti and Darwin SLP Anomalies
OLR Anomalies T1
Equatorial SOI T2
200-mb Zonal Wind Anomalies
500-mb Temperature Anomalies
30-mb Zonal Wind Anomalies T3
850-mb Zonal Wind Anomalies T4
Equatorial Pacific SST Anomalies T5
Time-Longitude Sections
Mean and Anomalous Sea Level Pressure T6
Mean and Anomalous 850-mb Zonal Wind T7
Mean and Anomalous OLR T8
Mean and Anomalous SST T9
Pentad SLP Anomalies T10
Pentad OLR Anomalies T11
Pentad 250-mb Velocity Potential Anomalies
T12
Pentad 850-mb Zonal Wind AnomaliesT 13
Anomalous Equatorial Zonal Wind T14
Anomalous and Mean Depth of the 20C
Isotherm T15
Mean & Anomaly Fields
Depth of the 20C Isotherm T16
Subsurface Equatorial Pacific
Temperatures T17
Tropical Strip SST T18
SLP T19
850-mb Vector Wind T20
200-mb Vector Wind T21
200-mb Streamfunction T22
200-mb Divergence T23
200-mb Velocity Potential and
Divergent Wind T24
OLR T25
SSM/I Satellite Tropical
Precipitation Estimates T26
Cloud Liquid Water T27
Precipitable Water T28
Mean and Anomalous RH and
Divergent Circulation (Pacific sector) T29
Mean and Anomalous RH and
Divergent Circulation (Atlantic sector) T30
Mean and Anomalous Zonal Wind
and Divergent Circulation (Western Pacific
sector) T31
Mean and Anomalous Zonal Wind
and Divergent Circulation (Eastern Pacific
sector) T32
Appendix 1: Outside Contributions
Tropical Drifting Buoys A1.1
Thermistor Chain Data A1.2
TAO/TRITON Array Time-Longitude Section
Mean A1.3
TAO/TRITON Array Time-Longitude Section
Anomalies A1.4
East Pacific SST and Sea Level A1.5
Pacific Wind Stress and Anomalies A1.6
Satellite-Derived Surface Currents A1.7
FORECAST FORUM
Discussion
Canonical Correlation Analysis Forecasts
Canonical Correlation Analysis SST anomaly
prediction F1
Canonical Correlation ENSO Forecast F2
NCEP Coupled Model Forecasts
Forecast SST ANOMALY F3
Forecast SST NINO 3 F4a
Forecast SST NINO 3.4 F4b
NCEP Markov Model Forecasts
Forecast SST Anomalies F5
Forecast SST Nino 3.4 F6
LDEO Forecast
Forecast of SST and Wind Stress F7
Forecast of Nino 3 SSTA F8
Linear Inverse Modeling Forecasts
Predicted SST Anomalies F9
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Forecasts of NINO 3 Anomalies F10
Scripps/MPI Hybrid Coupled Model (HMC-3)
F11
ENSO-CLIPER Model Forecast F12
IRI Niño 3.4 Summary F13
EXTRATROPICS
Highlights
Table of Teleconnection Indices - Table E1
Surface Temperature - Anomalies and
Percentiles E1
Monthly Temperature Time Series E2
Surface Precipitation (CAMSOPI)- Anomaly
and Percentiles E3
Time Series of Selected Global Precipitation
Estimates (CAMSOPI) E4
Time Series of U. S. Precipitation Estimates
(CAMSOPI) E5
U. S. Precipitation E6
THESE TWO MAPS ARE NOT IN THE
BULLETIN
United States Surface Temperature -
Anomalies and Percentiles
United States Surface Precipitation - Total
and Percentiles
Northern Hemisphere
Standardized Monthly Amplitudes of Selected
Teleconnection Indices E7
Mean and Anomalous SLP E8
Crustaceana
Volume 77, No. 4, 385--512, 2004
Mean and Anomalous 500-mb heights E9
Mean and Anomalous 300-mb Wind Vectors
E10
500-mb Persistence E11
Time -Longitude Sections of 500-mb Height
Anomalies E12
700-mb Storm Track E13
Southern Hemisphere
Troposphere
Mean and Anomalous SLP E14
Mean and Anomalous 500-mb heights E15
Mean and Anomalous 300-mb Wind Vectors
E16
500-mb Persistence E17
Time -Longitude Sections of 500-mb Height
Anomalies E18
Stratosphere
Height Anomalies at selected levels S1
Height-longitude section S2
50-hPa Temperature Anomalies S3
2 & 10-hPa Temperature Anomalies S4
Total Ozone Anomalies (Time Series) S5
Hemispheric Ozone Anomalies (Map) S6
Daily vertical component of EP flux S7
Ozone Hole S8
Appendix 2: Additional Figures
Arctic Oscillation and 500-hPa Anomalies
A2.1
The effect of unilateral and bilateral eyestalk ablation on haemolymph osmotic and ionic
regulation and gill NA+, K+-ATPase activity in Marsupenaeus japonicus (Bate, 1888)
(Decapoda, Natantia)
F. Nan, M. Hong, C. Lu & S. Sheen ...................................................................................................385
Presence and histopathology of the parasitic isopod, Pseudione affinis (Epicaridea,
Bopyridae) on pandalid shrimps from the central Mediterranean Sea
M. Paradiso, T. Bottari, F. Marino, C. Boyko, P. Rinelli & S. Giannetto ............................................397
A new species of the clam shrimp genus Lynceus (Branchiopoda, Conchostraca,
Laevicaudata) from Kerala, India
U. Balaraman & C. Nayar ..................................................................................................................407
Salinity effects on the abundance of Boeckella poopoensis (Copepoda, Calanoida) in saline
ponds in the Atacama Desert, Northern Chile
P. Rios & J. Crespo ............................................................................................................................417
Invasion and expansion of Corophiidae (Amphipoda) in the Stour Estuary (Kent, UK)
P. Buckley, G. Dussart & J. Trigwell ..................................................................................................425
Feeding preferences and food selection of the red swamp crayfish, Procambarus clarkii, in
habitats differing in food item diversity
P. Alcorlo, W. Geiger & M. Otero .......................................................................................................435
Adaptive osmotic responses of Macrobrachium acanthurus (Wiegmann) and Macrobrachium
carcinus (Linnaeus) (Decapoda, Palaemonidae) from the southern Gulf of Mexico
G. Signoret P. B. & D. Brailovsky S. ..................................................................................................455
Three new deep-sea species of Apseudidae (Tanaidacea, Apseudomorpha) from the
southern seas and Antarctica
M. Blazewicz-Paszkowycz & K. Larsen .............................................................................................467
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How can I mate without an appendix masculina? The case of Sphaeroma terebrans Bate,
1866 (Isopoda, Sphaeromatidae)
G. Messana ........................................................................................................................................499
Notes and news
New decapod species for the Turkish Seas
A. Ateş, T. Katagan & A. Kocatas ......................................................................................................507
Crustaceana
Volume 77, No. 5, 513--640, 2004
Two new species of Platythelphusa A. Milne-Edwards, 1887 (Decapoda, Potamoidea,
Platythelphusidae) and comments on the taxonomic position of P. denticulata Capart, 1952
from Lake Tanganyika, East Africa
S. Marijnissen, F. Schram, N. Cumberlidge & E. Michel ...................................................................513
Morphology, density, and sex ratio of fiddler crabs from southern Thailand (Decapoda,
Brachyura, Ocypodidae)
M. Jaroensutasinee & K. Jaroensutasinee ........................................................................................533
Dr. R. Plante's collection of the families Callianassidae and Gourretiidae (Decapoda,
Thalassinidea) from Madagascar, with the description of two new genera and one new
species of the Gourretiidae Sakai, 1999 (new status) and two new species of the
Callianassidae Dana, 1852
K. Sakai ..............................................................................................................................................553
Diurnal activity in a group of Gulf of Maine decapods
M. Novak ............................................................................................................................................603
Forum
A quantum leap for the Collembola?
P. Lawrence .......................................................................................................................................621
Notes and news
A new record of the thalassinid Callianassa candida (Olivi, 1792) (Decapoda,
Callianassidae) from the eastern Black Sea coast of Turkey
S. Engin, G. Dalgic & A. Gozler .........................................................................................................637
Crustaceana
Volume 77, No. 6, 641--768, 2004
New records of 31 species of brachyuran crabs from the joint Taiwan-France expeditions,
``Taiwan 2000'' and ``Taiwan 2001'', off deep waters in Taiwan
P. Ho, P. Ng, T. Chan & D. Lee .........................................................................................................641
A study on morphological characters, spatial and seasonal densities, and co-existence of
two predatory Cladocera, Cercopagis pengoi (Ostroumov, 1891) and Cornigerius meaticus
(Pengo, 1879) in Lake Terkos, Turkey
H. Güher .............................................................................................................................................669
The larval morphology of Palaemon floridanus Chace, 1942 (Decapoda, Palaemonidae)
compared with other species of Palaemon and Palaemonetes
R. Knowlton & C. Vargo .....................................................................................................................683
Diel and intraspecific variation in vulnerability of the beach mysid, Archaeomysis kokuboi Ii,
1964, to fish predators
K. Takahashi, T. Hirose, N. Azuma & K. Kawaguchi .........................................................................717
Occurrence of Phronima sedentaria (Forskål, 1775) (Amphipoda, Hyperiidea) in the stomach
of the longnose lancetfish, Alepisaurus ferox (Lowe, 1833) (Aulopiformes, Alepisauroidei) in
the North and tropical Atlantic Ocean
K. Satoh .............................................................................................................................................729
A new record of Upogebia snelliusi Ngoc-Ho, 1989 (Thalassinoidea, Upogebiidae) from
Iriomote Island, Ryukyus, Japan
K. Sakai, Y. Hirano & M. Saigusa ......................................................................................................741
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The sexual regime of deep-water shrimps (Decapoda, Pandalidae) in the S. Tyrrhenian Sea
(Central Mediterranean)
P. Consoli, T. Romeo & P. Rinelli ......................................................................................................751
Notes and News..................................................................................................................................757
Note on a deep population of Pagurus prideaux Leach, 1815 (Decapoda, Anomura)
T. Caruso, L. Falciai & V. Zupo ..........................................................................................................757
On the occurrence of Conchoderma virgatum and Dosima fascicularis (Cirripedia,
Thoracica) on the sea snake, Pelamis platurus (Reptilia, Serpentes) in Jalisco, Mexico
F. Alvarez & A. Celis ..........................................................................................................................761
On the occurrence of Balssia gasti (Balss, 1921) (Decapoda, Pontoniinae) in the Aegean
Sea
T. Katağan, A. Kocataş & K. Bakir .....................................................................................................765
Diversity and Distributions A Journal of Biological Invasions and
Biodiversity
Volume 10: Issue 5, September 2004
Plant invasion ecology — dispatches from the front line ............................................................315-319
David M. Richardson
Conifers as invasive aliens: a global survey and predictive framework .....................................321-331
David M. Richardson, Marcel Rejmánek
Beautés fatales: Acanthaceae species as invasive alien plants on tropical Indo-Pacific
Islands .........................................................................................................................................333-347
Jean-Yves Meyer, Christophe Lavergne
Plant invasions in Taiwan: Insights from the flora of casual and naturalized alien species .......349-362
Shan-Huah Wu, Chang-Fu Hsieh, Shu-Miaw Chaw, Marcel Rejmánek
BiolFlor — a new plant-trait database as a tool for plant invasion ecology ................................363-365
The total number of naturalized species can be a reliable predictor of the number of alien
pest species ................................................................................................................................367-369
Comparing alien plant invasions among regions with similar climates: where to from here?.....371-375
Aníbal Pauchard, Lohengrin A. Cavieres, Ramiro O. Bustamante
Latitudinal trends in growth and phenology of the invasive alien plant Impatiens glandulifera
(Balsaminaceae) .........................................................................................................................377-385
Johannes Kollmann, María José Bañuelos
A comparison of invasive and non-invasive dayflowers (Commelinaceae) across
experimental nutrient and water gradients...................................................................................387-397
Jean H. Burns
The rich generally get richer, but there are exceptions: Correlations between species
richness of native plant species and alien weeds in Mexico ......................................................399-407
Francisco J. Espinosa-García, José Luis Villaseñor, Heike Vibrans
Breeding systems of invasive alien plants in South Africa: does Baker's rule apply? ................409-416
Tendani D. Rambuda, Steven D. Johnson
Why do alien plant species that reproduce in natural habitats occur more frequently? .............417-425
Ingolf Kühn, Marlene Brandenburg, Stefan Klotz
Reconstructing 50 years of Opuntia stricta invasion in the Kruger National Park, South
Africa: environmental determinants and propagule pressure..................................................... 427-437
Llewellyn C. Foxcroft, Mathieu Rouget, David M. Richardson, Sandra Mac Fadyen
Predicting rapid invasion of the Florida Everglades by Old World Climbing Fern (Lygodium
microphyllum) ..............................................................................................................................439-446
John C. Volin, Michael S. Lott, Jordan D. Muss, Dianne Owen
Predicting patterns of non-native plant invasions in Yosemite National Park, California, USA ..447-459
Emma C. Underwood, Rob Klinger, Peggy E. Moore
A fuzzy classification technique for predicting species’ distributions: applications using
invasive alien plants and indigenous insects.............................................................................. 461-474
Mark P. Robertson, Martin H. Villet, Anthony R. Palmer
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Mapping the potential ranges of major plant invaders in South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland
using climatic suitability ...............................................................................................................475-484
Mathieu Rouget, David M. Richardson, Jeanne L. Nel, David C. Le Maitre
Benis Egoh, Theresa Mgidi
Willow (Salix × rubens) invasion of the riparian zone in south-eastern Australia: reduced
abundance and altered composition of terrestrial arthropods ....................................................485-492
Heather Greenwood, Dennis J. O'Dowd, P. S. Lake
Invasion of Agave species (Agavaceae) in south-east Spain: invader demographic
parameters and impacts on native species ................................................................................493-500
Ernesto I. Badano, Francisco I. Pugnaire
The Working for Water programme in South Africa: the science behind the success ...............501-503
The most complete global overview of invasive species in natural areas ..................................505-506
Winning concept seeks work ......................................................................................................506-507
Invasive species: vectors and management strategies.............................................................. 508-508
Environmental Geology
Volume 46, Numbers 3-4, August 2004
“Stone Decay Hazards” ........................................................................................................... 303 - 304
Siegfried Siegesmund, Heather Viles, Thomas Weiss
The weathering of stones due to dissolution .......................................................................... 305 - 310
G. D. Hoke and D. L. Turcotte
Mineralogical and colour changes of quartz sandstones by heat ........................................... 311 - 322
M. Hajpál and Á. Török
Finite-element modelling of the conservation effects of an artificial resin on deteriorated
heterogeneous sandstone in building restoration ................................................................... 323 - 332
J. Bossert, J. Ožbolt, G. Grassegger
Morphology and mineralogy of weathering crusts on highly porous oolitic limestones, a case
study from Budapest ............................................................................................................... 333 - 349
Á. Török and N. Rozgonyi
The combined effect of moisture and temperature on the anomalous expansion behaviour of
marble ..................................................................................................................................... 350 - 363
A. Koch and S. Siegesmund
Effect of swelling inhibitors on the swelling and stress relaxation of clay bearing stones ...... 364 - 377
Inmaculada Jimenez Gonzalez and George W. Scherer
Volcanic tuffs from Hesse (Germany) and their weathering behaviour .................................. 378 - 390
Enno Steindlberger
Moisture content of natural stone: static and dynamic equilibrium with atmospheric humidity 391 - 401
C. Franzen and P. W. Mirwald
Insolation weathering and hygric dilatation: two competitive factors in stone degradation .... 402 - 413
T. Weiss, S. Siegesmund, D. Kirchner, et al.
Petrography and decay of a marly limestone in the cloister of a medieval cathedral in Sicily 414 - 420
L. Ercoli, G. Rizzo, G. Algozzini
Colonization strategies of lithobiontic microorganisms on carbonate rocks ........................... 421 - 428
C. Flies, W. Pohl, B. Günzl, et al.
Biofilms and extracellular matrices on geomaterials .............................................................. 429 - 435
A. Kemmling, M. Kämper, C. Flies, et al.
Microbial growth and air pollutants in the corrosion of carbonate building stone: results of
laboratory and outdoor experimental tests ............................................................................. 436 - 447
B. Moroni, L. Pitzurra, G. Poli
Soiling of limestone in an urban environment characterized by heavy vehicular exhaust
emissions ................................................................................................................................ 448 - 455
Nick Schiavon, Giuseppe Chiavari, Daniele Fabbri
Laboratory and case studies of thermal cycling and stored strain on the stability of selected
marbles ................................................................................................................................... 456 - 467
John M. Logan
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Strain investigations on calcite marbles using neutron time-of-flight diffraction ..................... 468 - 476
C. Scheffzük, S. Siegesmund, A. Koch
Monitoring of weathering and conservation of building materials through non-destructive X-
ray computed microtomography ............................................................................................. 477 - 485
V. Cnudde and P. J. S. Jacobs
The use of neutrons and monochromatic X-rays for non-destructive testing in geological
materials .................................................................................................................................. 486 - 492
B. Masschaele, M. Dierick, L. Van Hoorebeke, et al.
The decay of coastal forts in southeast Brazil and its implications for the conservation of
colonial built heritage .............................................................................................................. 493 - 503
B. J. Smith, J. A. Baptista-Neto, M. A. M. Silva, et al.
The Bangudae Petroglyph in Ulsan, Korea: studies on weathering damage and risk
prognosis ................................................................................................................................ 504 - 526
B. Fitzner, K. Heinrichs, D. La Bouchardiere
Book reviews
August 2004 ............................................................................................................................ 527 - 528
Events
August 2004 ............................................................................................................................ 529 - 532
Environmental Geology
Volume 46, Number 5, September 2004
Intrinsic random function of order k kriging of electrical resistivity data for estimating the
extent of saltwater intrusion in a coastal aquifer system ........................................................ 533 - 541
Byoung Ohan Shim, Sang Yong Chung, Hee Joon Kim, et al.
Cation exchange processes and human activities in unconfined aquifers ............................. 542 - 552
G. Panagopoulos, N. Lambrakis, P. Tsolis-Katagas, et al.
Promoted dissipation of phenanthrene and pyrene in soils by amaranth ( Amaranthus tricolor
L.) ............................................................................................................................................ 553 - 560
Wanting Ling and Yanzheng Gao
The use of landscape evolution models in mining rehabilitation design ................................. 561 - 573
G. R. Hancock
Evaluation of geodynamic activity of the Dead Sea transform fault by radon gas
concentrations ......................................................................................................................... 574 - 582
M. Al-Taj, B. Al-Bataina, M. Atallah
Impact of quarrying gypsum in a semidesert karstic area (Sorbas, SE Spain) ...................... 583 - 590
A. Pulido-Bosch, J. M. Calaforra, P. Pulido-Leboeuf, et al.
Environmental geochemistry of the derelict Webbs Consols mine, New South Wales,
Australia .................................................................................................................................. 591 - 604
P. M. Ashley, B. G. Lottermoser, A. J. Collins, et al.
Granulometric and chemical composition of the Sava River sediments upstream and
downstream of the Krsko nuclear power plant ........................................................................ 605 - 614
Visnja Orescanin, Stipe Lulic, Gordana Pavlovic, et al.
Editorial
Foreword to the IAH-CMTW Special Issue ............................................................................. 615 - 616
Peter Kralj
Reliable groundwater management: the continuous improvement method ........................... 617 - 621
Kurt von Storch
Trace elements in medium-temperature (40–80 °C) thermal waters from the Mura basin
(North-Eastern Slovenia) ........................................................................................................ 622 - 629
Peter Kralj
Radon-rich waters in Russia ................................................................................................... 630 - 634
A. N. Voronov
Chemical composition of low temperature (

Jan Dowgiałło
Conditions of formation mineral waters in Sarissky Stiavnik and Radoma ............................ 646 - 650
D. Marcin
The hydrogeothermal basin of Sofia graben (Bulgaria) .......................................................... 651 - 660
K. D. Shterev
Isotopic evidence of the origin of mineralized waters from the Central Carpathian
Synclinorium, SE Poland ........................................................................................................ 661 - 669
Adam Porowski
Bottled natural mineral waters in Romania ............................................................................. 670 - 674
Adrian Feru
Formation of mineral and thermal waters of some artesian basins in Russia ........................ 675 - 679
N. A. Vinograd
Structural-tectonic features of accommodation deposits of mineral waters of Azerbaijan and
their complex development ..................................................................................................... 680 - 682
A. M. Babayev and I. Sh. Ibragimova
Book reviews
September 2004 ..................................................................................................................... 683 - 684
Events
September 2004 ..................................................................................................................... 685 - 688
ENVIONMENTAL POLLUTION
Volume 132, Issue 3, (December 2004)
Characterization of the organic matter of sludge: determination of lipids, hydrocarbons and
PAHs from road retention/infiltration ponds in France • ............................................................ 375-384
C. Durand, V. Ruban, A. Amblès and J. Oudot
Immunotoxicology in wood mice along a heavy metal pollution gradient • ............................... 385-394
Katrien Tersago, Wim De Coen, Jan Scheirs, Katrien Vermeulen, Ronny Blust, Dirk Van
Bockstaele and Ron Verhagen
Soil pollution by a pyrite mine spill in Spain: evolution in time • ............................................... 395-401
J. Aguilar, C. Dorronsoro, E. Fernández, J. Fernández, I. García, F. Martín and M. Simón
Vegetative and structural characteristics of agricultural drainages in the Mississippi Delta
landscapes • .............................................................................................................................. 403-411
J.L. Bouldin, J.L. Farris, M.T. Moore and C.M. Cooper
Fifty-year sedimentary record of heavy metal pollution (Cd, Zn, Cu, Pb) in the Lot River
reservoirs (France) • ................................................................................................................. 413-426
Stéphane Audry, Jörg Schäfer, Gérard Blanc and Jean-Marie Jouanneau
Role of exogenous and endogenous silicon in ameliorating behavioural responses to
aluminium in a freshwater snail • .............................................................................................. 427-433
A. Dobranskyte, R. Jugdaohsingh, E. Stuchlik, J.J. Powell, K.N. White and C.R. McCrohan
Effects of compost and phosphate on plant arsenic accumulation from soils near pressuretreated
wood • ........................................................................................................................... 435-442
Xinde Cao and Lena Q. Ma
Reproduction of mountain birch along a strong pollution gradient near Monchegorsk,
Northwestern Russia • .............................................................................................................. 443-451
Mikhail V. Kozlov and Elena L. Zvereva
Relations between metals (Zn, Pb, Cd and Cu) and glutathione-dependent detoxifying
enzymes in spiders from a heavy metal pollution gradient • ..................................................... 453-461
Grażyna Wilczek, Agnieszka Babczyńska, Maria Augustyniak and Paweł Migula
Characterization of aerosols and its radiative impacts over urban and rural environments—a
case study from Hyderabad and Srisailam • ............................................................................. 463-468
K. Madhavi Latha and K.V.S. Badarinath
Concentrations of ammonia and nitrogen dioxide at roadside verges, and their contribution
to nitrogen deposition • ............................................................................................................. 469-478
J.N. Cape, Y.S. Tang, N. van Dijk, L. Love, M.A. Sutton and S.C.F. Palmer
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Inhibition of plasma butyrylcholinesterase activity in the lizard Gallotia galloti palmae by
pesticides: a field study • .......................................................................................................... 479-488
Juan C. Sánchez-Hernández, R. Carbonell, A. Henríquez Pérez, M. Montealegre and L.
Gómez
Polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs), dibenzofurans (PCDFs), biphenyls (PCBs), and
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and 2,3,7,8-TCDD equivalents (TEQs) in sediment
from the Hyeongsan River, Korea • .......................................................................................... 489-501
C.-H. Koh, J.S. Khim, K. Kannan, D.L. Villeneuve, K. Senthilkumar and J.P. Giesy
Assessing plant response to ambient ozone: growth of young apple trees in open-top
chambers and corresponding ambient air plots • ..................................................................... 503-508
W.J. Manning, D.R. Cooley, A.F. Tuttle, M.A. Frenkel and C.J. Bergweiler
Ecological profiles of caddisfly larvae in Mediterranean streams: implications for
bioassessment methods • ......................................................................................................... 509-521
N. Bonada, C. Zamora-Muñoz, M. Rieradevall and N. Prat
The effect of soil composition and hydration on the bioavailability and toxicity of cadmium to
hibernating juvenile American toads (Bufo americanus) • ........................................................ 523-532
Stacy M. James, Edward E. Little and Raymond D. Semlitsch
Effects of heavy metal pollution on red wood ant (Formica s. str.) populations • ..................... 533-539
T. Eeva, J. Sorvari and V.Koivunen
Determination of solid–liquid partition coefficients (Kd) for the herbicides isoproturon and
trifluralin in five UK agricultural soils • ....................................................................................... 541-552
Cindy M. Cooke, George Shaw and Chris D. Collins
19. Editorial Board •
Environmental Pollution
Volume 133, Issue 1, January 2005
Introductory remarks to the Special Issue • ...................................................................................... 1-2
Kirk T. Semple, Kevin C. Jones and Andrew Craven
Dedication to the memory of Professor Allan Walker 1994–2004 • ..................................................... 3
Kirk T. Semple, Kevin C. Jones and Andrew Craven
Pesticide persistence and bound residues in soil—regulatory significance • ................................... 5-9
Andrew Craven and Simon Hoy
Soils as filter and buffer for pesticides—experimental concepts to understand soil functions • .... 11-16
Peter Burauel and Frauke Baßmann
Formation and release of non-extractable 14C-Dicamba residues in soil under sterile and
non-sterile regimes • ..................................................................................................................... 17-24
Bondi Gevao, Kevin C. Jones and Kirk T. Semple
Formation of non-extractable pesticide residues: observations on compound differences,
measurement and regulatory issues • .......................................................................................... 25-34
Catriona J. Mordaunt, Bondi Gevao, Kevin C. Jones and Kirk T. Semple
Characterization of non-extractable residues of the fungicide dithianon in soil using
13C/14C-labelling techniques • ..................................................................................................... 35-41
Uwe Wanner, Fritz Führ, Albert A. deGraaf and Peter Burauel
Influence of ageing of residues on the availability of herbicides for leaching • ARTICLE............. 43-51
A. Walker, M. S. Rodriguez-Cruz and M. J. Mitchell
Influence of plants on the chemical extractability and biodegradability of 2,4-dichlorophenol
in soil • ........................................................................................................................................... 53-62
Tatiana K. Boucard, Richard D. Bardgett, Kevin C. Jones and Kirk T. Semple
Influence of the amendment of corn straw on the degradation behaviour of the fungicide
dithianon in soil • ........................................................................................................................... 63-70
Uwe Wanner, Fritz Führ and Peter Burauel
Principles of microbial PAH-degradation in soil • .......................................................................... 71-84
Anders R. Johnsen, Lukas Y. Wick and Hauke Harms............................................................................
Bound residues: environmental solution or future problem? • ...................................................... 85-90
Declan Barraclough, Theresa Kearney and Andy Croxford
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A chamberless field exposure system for ozone enrichment of short vegetation • .................... 91-102
M. Erbs and A. Fangmeier
Comparison of the method of diffusive gels in thin films with conventional extraction
techniques for evaluating zinc accumulation in plants and isopods • ....................................... 103-116
Marijke Koster, Lucas Reijnders, Nathalie R. van Oost and Willie J.G.M. Peijnenburg
The removal of heavy metals in urban runoff by sorption on mulch • ....................................... 117-127
Am Jang, Youngwoo Seo and Paul L. Bishop
Arsenic levels in the soils and macrophytes of the ‘Entremuros’ after the Aznalcóllar mine
spill • .......................................................................................................................................... 129-138
M.A. Taggart, M. Carlisle, D.J. Pain, R. Williams, D. Green, D. Osborn and A.A. Meharg
Results and evaluation of the first study of organochlorine contaminants (PCDDs, PCDFs,
PCBs and DDTs), heavy metals and metalloids in birds from Baja California, México • ......... 139-146
Begoña Jiménez, Ricardo Rodríguez-Estrella, Rubén Merino, Gema Gómez, Laura Rivera,
María José González, Esteban Abad and Josep Rivera
Occurrence of gaseous and particulate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the urban
atmosphere: study of sources and ambient temperature effect on the gas/particle
concentration and distribution • ................................................................................................. 147-156
Manolis Tsapakis and Euripides G. Stephanou
Deposition velocities to Sorbus aria, Acer campestre, Populus deltoides × trichocarpa
‘Beaupré’, Pinus nigra and × Cupressocyparis leylandii for coarse, fine and ultra-fine
particles in the urban environment • ......................................................................................... 157-167
P. H. Freer-Smith, K. P. Beckett and Gail Taylor
Circulation of copper in the biotic compartments of a freshwater dammed reservoir • ............ 169-182
I. Vinot and J. C. Pihan
Editorial Board •
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 10, October 2004
Special Issue Honoring Don Mackay
A WORLD MODEL, A MODEL WORLD—Editorial
Frank A.P.C. Gobas and Derek C.G. Muir .......................................................................................2279
“BEWARE OF ALL ENTERPRISES THAT REQUIRE NEW CLOTHES” (Henry David
Thoreau, 1817–1862)—A Personal Perspective
Neil Mackay .....................................................................................................................................2281
FINDING FUGACITY FEASIBLE, FRUITFUL, AND FUN
Don Mackay .....................................................................................................................................2282
FINDING AND ESTIMATING CHEMICAL PROPERTY DATA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT
Robert S. Boethling, Philip H. Howard and William M. Meylan .......................................................2290
UNIVERSAL PREDICTIVE MODELS ON OCTANOL–AIR PARTITION COEFFICIENTS AT
DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES FOR PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLLUTANTS
Jingwen Chen, Tom Harner, Guanghui Ding, Xie Quan, Karl-Werner Schramm and Antonius
Kettrup ..............................................................................................................................................2309
ADSORPTION OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AT THE AIR–WATER
INTERFACE AND ITS ROLE IN ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION BY FOG DROPLETS
Kalliat T. Valsaraj .............................................................................................................................2318
INTESTINAL ABSORPTION AND BIOMAGNIFICATION OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS
IN FISH, WILDLIFE, AND HUMANS
Barry C. Kelly, Frank A.P.C. Gobas and Michael S. McLachlan .....................................................2324
SOIL–AIR RELATIONSHIPS FOR TOXAPHENE IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES
Terry F. Bidleman and Andi Leone ..................................................................................................2337
A FOOD WEB BIOACCUMULATION MODEL FOR ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN AQUATIC
ECOSYSTEMS
Jon A. Arnot and Frank A.P.C. Gobas .............................................................................................2343
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A FOOD CHAIN MODEL TO PREDICT THE LEVELS OF LIPOPHILIC ORGANIC
CONTAMINANTS IN HUMANS
Gertje Czub and Michael S. McLachlan ..........................................................................................2356
BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL FACTORS OF IMPORTANCE IN THE
BIOACCUMULATION AND TROPHIC TRANSFER OF PERSISTENT ORGANOCHLORINE
CONTAMINANTS IN ARCTIC MARINE FOOD WEBS
Katrine Borgå, Aaron T. Fisk, Paul F. Hoekstra and Derek C.G. Muir ............................................2367
MODELING THE FATE OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN THE INNER
OSLOFJORD, NORWAY
Knut Breivik, Birger Bjerkeng, Frank Wania, Aud Helland and Jan Magnusson 2386
THE LONG-TERM FATE OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY
(USA)
Jay A. Davis .....................................................................................................................................2396
DYNAMIC COUPLED METAL TRANSPORT–SPECIATION MODEL: APPLICATION TO
ASSESS A ZINC-CONTAMINATED LAKE
Satyendra P. Bhavsar, Miriam L. Diamond, Nilima Gandhi and Joel Nilsen ...................................2410
EMPIRICAL AND MODELING EVIDENCE OF REGIONAL ATMOSPHERIC TRANSPORT
OF CURRENT-USE PESTICIDES
Derek C.G. Muir, Camilla Teixeira and Frank Wania ......................................................................2421
INVESTIGATING THE MECHANICS OF MULTIMEDIA BOX MODELS: HOW TO EXPLAIN
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MODELS IN TERMS OF MASS FLUXES?
Martin Scheringer, Fabio Wegmann and Konrad Hungerbühler .....................................................2433
OIL SPILL IMPACT MODELING: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION
Deborah P. French-McCay ..............................................................................................................2441
OBTAINING QUANTITATIVE VAPOR EMISSIONS ESTIMATES OF POLYCHLORINATED
BIPHENYLS AND OTHER SEMIVOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM
CONTAMINATED SITES
William J. Mills, Erin R. Bennett, Charles E. Schmidt and Louis J. Thibodeaux .............................2457
MULTIMEDIA PERSISTENCE AS AN INDICATOR OF POTENTIAL FOR POPULATION-
LEVEL INTAKE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS
Matthew MacLeod and Thomas E. McKone ....................................................................................2465
PUTTING SCIENCE INTO PERSISTENCE, BIOACCUMULATION, AND TOXICITY
EVALUATIONS
Eva Webster, Christina E. Cowan-Ellsberry and Lynn McCarty ......................................................2473
INTEGRATED FATE MODELING FOR EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF PRODUCED
WATER ON THE SABLE ISLAND BANK (SCOTIAN SHELF, CANADA)
Jody A. Berry and Peter G. Wells ....................................................................................................2483
PROBABILISTIC UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION SYSTEM FOR
THE EVALUATION OF SUBSTANCES MULTIMEDIA REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION MODEL
Michael Matthies, Volker Berding and Andreas Beyer ....................................................................2494
APPLICATION OF THE NARCOSIS TARGET LIPID MODEL TO ALGAL TOXICITY AND
DERIVING PREDICTED-NO-EFFECT CONCENTRATIONS
Joy A. McGrath, Thomas F. Parkerton and Dominic M. Di Toro .....................................................2503
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CRITERIA FOR ORGANIC CHEMICALS PREDICTED FROM
INTERNAL EFFECT CONCENTRATIONS AND A FOOD WEB MODEL
Theo P. Traas, Annemarie P. van Wezel, Joop L.M. Hermens, Mathilde Zorn, Albertus G.M.
van Hattum and Cornelis J. van Leeuwen .......................................................................................2518
FAO FISHERIES TECHICAL PAPERS
Fisheries, September 2004
Feature
Fisheries Management
The Controversy about Salmon Hatcheries
The use of hatcheries in supplementation and recovery of wild salmon and steelhead:
resolving the confusion of hatchery fish performance with fisheries management.
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Ernest L. Brannon, Donald F. Amend, Matthew A. Cronin, James E. Lanna, Scott LaPatra,
William J. McNeil, Richard E. Noble, Charles E. Smith, Andre J. Talbot, Gary A.
Wedemeyer, and Harry Westers
Opinion
Fisheries Forum
Electricity Generation and AFS
Increased participation in AFS by electricity industry fisheries and aquatic scientists would
provide a forum for communicating and exchanging, ideas on regulatory and technical
issues, research, and policy related to electric power generation and future management of
aquatic resources.
Michael P. Gutzmer
Column
President's Hook
Theme for the Year: AFS Connections
The Program of Work theme for this year "Connections," emphasizes the benefits that can
be derived from establishing connections, partnerships, and synergisms with AFS, and
between AFS and other related organizations.
Barbara A. Knuth
Column
Director's LineA Blue Vision
Efforts to reform U.S. ocean policy should include more research funding to provide better
data for more informed, scientifically-based decisions.
Christine Fletcher and Gus Rassam
Fisheries Oceanography
September 2004 - Volume 13 Issue 5
A potential larval recruitment pathway originating from a Florida marine protected area..................287
Michael L. Domeier
Differing body size between the autumn and the winterspring cohorts of neon flying squid
(Ommastrephes bartramii) related to the oceanographic regime in the North Pacific: a
hypothesis...........................................................................................................................................295
Taro Ichii, Kedarnath Mahapatra, Mitsuo Sakai, Denzo Inagake, Yoshihiro Okada
Relative importance of gulf and shelf waters for spawning and recruitment of Australian
anchovy, Engraulis australis, in South Australia.................................................................................310
W. F. Dimmlich, W. G. Breed, M. Geddes, T. M. Ward
Foraging ecology and interactions with fisheries of wandering albatrosses (Diomedea
exulans) breeding at South Georgia...................................................................................................324
J. C. Xavier, P. N. Trathan, J. P. Croxall, A. G. Wood, G. Podestá, P. G. Rodhouse
SHORT COMMUNICATION
Somatic energy of sockeye salmon Oncorhynchus nerka at the onset of upriver migration: a
comparison among ocean climate regimes........................................................................................345
Glenn T. Crossin, Scott G. Hinch, Anthony P. Farrell, David A. Higgs, Michael C. Healey
Global Ecology and Biogeography
Volume 12: Issue 4, July 2003
ECOLOGICAL SOUNDING
Beyond value: biodiversity and the freedom of the mind.............................................................265-269
N. J. Collar
Values-led conservation...............................................................................................................271-274
Paul Jepson
Susan Canney
RESEARCH PAPER
Prairie dog towns as islands: applications of island biogeography and landscape ecology for
conserving nonvolant terrestrial vertebrates................................................................................275-286
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Mark V. Lomolino, Gregory A. Smith
How important are large vs. small forest remnants for the conservation of the woodland flora
in an urban context? ...................................................................................................................287-298
Sandrine Godefroid, Nico Koedam
Native and alien plant species richness in relation to spatial heterogeneity on a regional
scale in Germany.........................................................................................................................299-311
Kirstin Deutschewitz, Angela Lausch, Ingolf Kühn, Stefan Klotz
Large-scale environmental correlates of forest tree distributions in Catalonia (NE Spain) ........313-325
Wilfried Thuiller, Jordi Vayreda, Joan Pino, Santi Sabate, Sandra Lavorel, Carles Gracia
Variation in plant species richness of different life forms along a subtropical elevation
gradient in the Himalayas, east Nepal.........................................................................................327-340
Khem Raj Bhattarai, Ole R. Vetaas
The impact of cropland cover on river nutrient levels in the Mississippi River Basin
Simon Donner..............................................................................................................................341-355
ALL CREATURES, GREAT AND SMALL...................................................................................357-358
Richard Field
AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE ON PLANT–ANIMAL INTERACTIONS..........................358-360
Anna Traveset
HIDROBIOLOGICA
Vol. 13, No. 4, 2003
Ingle de la Mora, G., E. L Villareal-Oelgado, J. L Arredondo-Figueroa, J. T. Ponce-Palafox e
I. de los A. Barriga-Sosa
Evaluación de algunos parámetros de calidad del agua en un sistema cerrado de
recirculación para la acuicultura, sometido a diferentes cargas de biomasa de peces..............247-253
Aguilar-Rosas, R., L E. Aguilar-Rosas y F. Nuñez-Cebrero
El género Porphyra (Bangiaceae, Rhodophytal en la costa Pacífico de México. III. Porphyra
gardneri (6. M. Smith et Hollenberg) Hawkes..............................................................................255-261
Okolodkov, Y. B.
Further observations on a hypothecal pore in the genus Protoperidinium Bergh
(Dinoflagellata) 263-269
Luna-Figueroa, J., F. Oíaz and S. Espina
Preferred temperature of the mexican native cichlid Cichlasoma istlanum (Jordan and
Snyder, 1899) ..............................................................................................................................271-275
Bückle R., L F., B. Barón S., M. Hernández R., A. Ledo M., R. Solís A.; B. Pérez E. y A.
Hernández S.
Sistema de temperatura, oxígeno y salinidad para la experimentación en ecofisiología............277-287
Castillo-Rivera, M., R. Zárate y L Sanvicente-Añorve
Patrones de la diversidad de peces en la laguna de Pueblo Viejo, Veracruz, México ...............289-298
Martínez-Oaranas, B., M. Esquivel. J. Oíaz, M. Hernández, M. Cano, O. M. Pérez y A. J.
Areces
Inventario del macrofitobentos en los fondos blandos al norte de Matanzas, Cuba...................299-308
Anguas-Vélez, B. H., R. Civera-Cerecedo, E. Goytortúa-Bores y S. Rocha-Meza
Efecto de la temperatura y la densidad de cultivo sobre el crecimiento de juveniles de la
cabrilla arenera, Paralabrax maculatofasciatus...........................................................................309-315
Castro B., T., J. Castro M., J. Castro, B. Miramontes
Microelementos en nauplios de Artemia franciscana (Kellog, 19061 de seis poblaciones
mexicanas y su relación con peces y crustáceos........................................................................317-320
Gracia López, V. and F, Castelló-Orvay
Preliminary data on the culture of juveniles of the dusky grouper Epinephelus marginatus
(Lowe, 18341...............................................................................................................................321-327
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HIDROBIOLOGICA
Vol. 14, No. 1, 2004
Kobelkowsky, A
Osteología de la mojarra de mar, Diapterus auratus Ranzani (Teleostei: Gerreidael.......................1-10
Cervantes-Duarte R., J.E Váldez-Holguín y F Reyes-Salinas
Comparación de reflectancia in situ 443/555 y 490/555 con Clorofila a y Materia Suspendida
Total en Bahía de la Paz, B.C.S......................................................................................................11-17
García-Macías, JA, F. A., Núñez-González, O. Chacón-Pineda, R, H Alfaro-Rodríguez y
M.R. Espinosa¬Hemández.
Calidad de canal y carne de trucha arco iris, Oncorhynchus mykiss Richardson, producida
en el noroeste del estado de Chihuahua.........................................................................................19-26
Barrera-Escorcia G. P. E. Namihira-Santillán
Contaminación microbiológica en la zona costera de Akumal, Quintana Roo, México..................27-35
Alvarez-lajonchere, L, V. Ronzani- Cerqueira, Diniz-Silva, l., J. Araujo and M. dos Reis.
First basis for a sustained juvenile production technology of fat snook Centropomus
parallelus Poe..................................................................................................................................37-45
De lara-Isassi, G., S. Alvarez-Hernández and A. Quintana-Pimentel
Screening for anticoagulant substances in some marine macroalgae............................................47-54
García-Macías, J, A., R. H. Alfaro-Rodríguez, F. A. Núñez-González y M. R. Espinosa-
Hemández
Efecto del sistema de producción sobre la calidad sensorial de filete ahumado de trucha
arco iris, Oncorhynchus mykiss Richardson....................................................................................55-60
Jiménez-Badillo L
Application of holistic and analytical models for the management of tilapia fisheries in
reservoirs.........................................................................................................................................61-68
Arredondo-Vega B. O., S. Leal-Lorenzo and J. lópez-Ruiz
Effect of zeolitic products in the nutritive quality of the diatom Thalassiosira weissflogii................69.74
Sánchez-Santillán N., S. Guzmán Ruíz, R. Sánchez- Trejo, W. Ritter Ortíz y E. lázaro-
Chávez Mancilla
la influencia de la oscilación de la temperatura del aire sobre el ecosistema de la Presa de
Atlangatepec, Tlaxcala, México.......................................................................................................75-84
Journal of Aquatic Animal Health
volume 16, number 1, march 2004
Feature
Bonamia sp. (Haplosporidia) Found in Nonnative Oysters Crassostrea ariakensis in Bogue
Sound, North Carolina............................................................................................................................1
Eugene M. Burreson, Nancy A. Stokes, Ryan B. Carnegie and Melanie J. Bishop
Articles
Swimming Endurance of Bull Trout, Lake Trout, Arctic Char, and Rainbow Trout following
Challenge with Renibacterium salmoninarum......................................................................................10
Darin T. Jones and Christine M. Moffitt
Prevalence of Walleye Discrete Epidermal Hyperplasia by Age-Class in Walleyes from
Oneida Lake, New York........................................................................................................................23
R. G. Getchell, G. A. Wooster, L. G. Rudstam, A. J. Van DeValk, T. E. Brooking and P. R.
Bowser
Communications
Paramoebiasis Associated with Mass Mortality of American Lobster Homarus americanus in
Long Island Sound, USA.......................................................................................................................29
Thomas E. Mullen, Spencer Russell, Meghan T. Tucker, Jennifer L. Maratea, Claudia
Koerting, Lynn Hinckley, Sylvain De Guise, Salvatore Frasca Jr, Richard A. French, Thomas
G. Burrage and Christopher Perkins
Gastric Polyp in a Wild-Caught Blue Shark..........................................................................................39
Joanna D. Borucinska and Tanja Bogicevic
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High Doses of Corticosteroid Suppress Resistance to Ichthyophonus in Starry Flounder ..................45
J. A. Perry, R. M. Kocan, J. R. Winton and P. K. Hershberge
Journal of Aquatic Animal Health
Volume 16, number 2, june 2004
Effects of Supplemental Amino Acid–Chelated Trace Elements on the Immune Response of
Rainbow Trout Subjected to Bacterial Challenge.................................................................................53
M. J. S. Apines-Amar, S. Satoh, V. Kiron and T. Watanabe
Ichthyophoniasis: An Emerging Disease of Chinook Salmon in the Yukon River................................58
Richard Kocan, Paul Hershberger and James Winton
Immunomodulation and Disease Resistance in Postyearling Rainbow Trout Infected with
Myxobolus cerebralis, the Causative Agent of Whirling Disease.........................................................73
Christine L. Densmore, Christopher A. Ottinger, Vicki S. Blazer, Luke R. Iwanowicz and
David R. Smith
Influence of Oxygen on the Toxicity of Chloramine-T to Atlantic Salmon Smolts in
Freshwater and Seawater.....................................................................................................................83
Mark Powell and James Harris
COMMUNICATIONS
Linking Stress to the Increased Susceptibility of Channel Catfish to Enteric Septicemia Using
Cortisol..................................................................................................................................................93
Todd D. Sink and Richard J. Strange
Plasmid Profiling of Japanese Flavobacterium psychrophilum Isolates...............................................99
Shotaro Izumi and Futoshi Aranishi
Detection of Flavobacterium psychrophilum in Eggs and Sexual Fluids of Pacific Salmonids
by a Polymerase Chain Reaction Assay: Implications for Vertical Transmission of Bacterial
Coldwater Disease..............................................................................................................................104
Peter W. Taylor
JOURNAL OF BIOGEOGRAPHY
Volume 31: Issue 9, September 2004
Pollen-based reconstructions of biome distributions for Australia, Southeast Asia and the
Pacific (SEAPAC region) at 0, 6000 and 18,000 14C yr BP....................................................1381-1444
Elizabeth J. Pickett, Sandy P. Harrison, Geoff Hope, Kate Harle, John R. Dodson, A. Peter
Kershaw, I. Colin Prentice, John Backhouse, Eric A. Colhoun, Donna D'Costa, John Flenley,
John Grindrod, Simon Haberle, Cleve Hassell, Christine Kenyon, Mike Macphail, Helene
Martin, Anthony H. Martin, Merna McKenzie, Jane C. Newsome, Daniel Penny, Jocelyn
Powell, J. Ian Raine, Wendy Southern, Janelle Stevenson, Jean-Pierre Sutra, Ian Thomas,
Sander Kaars, Jerome Ward
Forest progression modes in littoral Congo, Central Atlantic Africa........................................1445-1461
Charly Favier, Christian de Namur, Marc-Antoine Dubois
Diversity and biogeography of vascular epiphytes in Western Amazonia, Yasuní, Ecuador..1463-1476
Holger Kreft, Nils Köster, Wolfgang Küper, Jürgen Nieder, Wilhelm Barthlott
Large-scale diversity patterns of vascular epiphytes in Neotropical montane rain forests......1477-1487
W. Küper, H. Kreft, J. Nieder, N. Köster, W. Barthlott
Geographical zonation in the Neotropics of tree species characteristic of the Paraguay-
Paraná Basin ...........................................................................................................................1489-1501
Rodolphe Spichiger, Clément Calenge, Bastian Bise
Forest distribution and site quality in southern Lower Michigan, USA ....................................1503-1514
Peter R. Scull, Jay R. Harman
Sugar maple (Acer saccharum Marsh.) establishment in boreal forest: results of a
transplantation experiment.......................................................................................................1515-1522
Martin Kellman
The Holocene spread of Picea abies (L.) Karst. in Fennoscandia and adjacent areas ..........1523-1548
Thomas Giesecke, K. D. Bennett
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CORRESPONDENCE
The parable of Green Mountain: massaging the message......................................................1549-1550
Alan Gray
BOOK REVIEWS
Return to the Sea of Cortés.....................................................................................................1551-1552
Lawrence R. Heaney
Methods for historical biogeographical analyses: anything goes? .........................................1552-1553
Marco G.P. Van Veller
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Contents: September-October 2004, Volume 33, Issue 5
REVIEWS AND ANALYSES:
K. Andreas Aronsson and Nils G. A. Ekelund
Biological Effects of Wood Ash Application to Forest and Aquatic Ecosystems......................595-1605.
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES:
Nathan A. Slaton, Kristofor R. Brye, Mike B. Daniels, Tommy C. Daniel, Richard J. Norman,
and David M. Miller
Nutrient Input and Removal Trends for Agricultural Soils in Nine Geographic Regions in
Arkansas.................................................................................................................................1606-1615.
TECHNICAL REPORTS:
Atmospheric Pollutants and Trace Gases:
D. T. Waite, A. J. Cessna, R. Grover, L. A. Kerr, and A. D. Snihura
Environmental Concentrations of Agricultural Herbicides in Saskatchewan, Canada:
Bromoxynil, Dicamba, Diclofop, MCPA, and Trifluralin ..........................................................1616-1628.
André Wolters, Michael Klein, and Harry Vereecken
An Improved Description of Pesticide Volatilization: Refinement of the Pesticide Leaching
Model (PELMO): ....................................................................................................................1629-1637.
Bioremediation and Biodegradation:
Kui Tan, Todd A. Anderson, Matthew W. Jones, Philip N. Smith, and W. Andrew Jackson
Accumulation of Perchlorate in Aquatic and Terrestrial Plants at a Field Scale.....................1638-1646.
Ecological Risk Assessment:
Stefaan De Neve, Gabor Csitári, Joost Salomez, and Georges Hofman
Quantification of the Effect of Fumigation on Short- and Long-Term Nitrogen Mineralization
and Nitrification in Different Soils............................................................................................1647-1652.
V. Acosta-Martínez and T. M. Zobeck
Enzyme Activities and Arylsulfatase Protein Content of Dust and the Soil Source:
Biochemical Fingerprints?........................................................................................................1653-1661
Sylvia Kratz, Jutta Rogasik, and Ewald Schnug
Changes in Soil Nitrogen and Phosphorus under Different Broiler Production Systems:......1662-1674.
Ecosystem Restoration:
Mei Yu, James E. Ellis, and Howard E. Epstein
Regional Analysis of Climate, Primary Production, and Livestock Density in Inner
Mongolia................................................................................................................................: 1675-1681.
Ground Water Quality:
Taeyoon Lee and Craig H. Benson
Sorption and Degradation of Alachlor and Metolachlor in Ground Water Using Green
Sands......................................................................................................................................1682-1693.
Heavy Metals in the Environment:
Hélène Demougeot-Renard, Chantal de Fouquet, and Philippe Renard
Forecasting the Number of Soil Samples Required to Reduce Remediation Cost
Uncertainty..............................................................................................................................1694-1702.
Stephanie M. Garman, Todd P. Luxton, and Matthew J. Eick
Kinetics of Chromate Adsorption on Goethite in the Presence of Sorbed Silicic Acid...........1703-1708.
Landscape and Watershed Processes:
Ranjith P. Udawatta, Peter P. Motavalli, and Harold E. Garrett
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Phosphorus Loss and Runoff Characteristics in Three Adjacent Agricultural Watersheds with
Claypan Soils..........................................................................................................................1709-1719.
Organic Compounds in the Environment:
Zewei Miao, Alberto Vicari, Ettore Capri, Francesca Ventura, Laura Padovani, and Marco
Trevisan
Modeling the Effects of Tillage Management Practices on Herbicide Runoff in Northern
Italy..........................................................................................................................................1720-1732.
Jin Hur and Mark A. Schlautman
Effects of Mineral Surfaces on Pyrene Partitioning to Well-Characterized Humic
Substances.............................................................................................................................1733-1742.
Daniel Said-Pullicino, Giovanni Gigliotti, and Alfred J. Vella
Environmental Fate of Triasulfuron in Soils Amended with Municipal Waste Compost.........1743-1751.
Kazutoshi Ohyama, Jeff Angermann, Debra Y. Dunlap, and Fumio Matsumura
Distribution of Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Chlorinated Pesticide Residues in Trout in the
Sierra Nevada.........................................................................................................................1752-1764.
Jigang Wu and David A. Laird
Interactions of Chlorpyrifos with Colloidal Materials in Aqueous Systems.............................1765-1770.
Linda S. Lee, Stephen A. Sassman, Marianne Bischoff, and Ronald F. Turco
Degradation of N,N'-Dibutylurea (DBU) in Soils Treated with only DBU and DBU-Fortified
Benlate Fungicides .................................................................................................................1771-1778.
Plant and Environment Interactions:
Yaodong Wang and Maria Greger
Clonal Differences in Mercury Tolerance, Accumulation, and Distribution in Willow.............1779-1785.
Lars Bergström and Holger Kirchmann
Leaching and Crop Uptake of Nitrogen from Nitrogen-15-Labeled Green Manures and
Ammonium Nitrate..................................................................................................................1786-1792.
Surface Water Quality:
Kimberly J. Hutchison and Dean Hesterberg
Dissolution of Phosphate in a Phosphorus-Enriched Ultisol as Affected by Microbial
Reduction................................................................................................................................1793-1802.
E. J. Kladivko, J. R. Frankenberger, D. B. Jaynes, D. W. Meek, B. J. Jenkinson, and N. R.
Fausey
Nitrate Leaching to Subsurface Drains as Affected by Drain Spacing and Changes in Crop
Production System..................................................................................................................1803-1813.
Benjamin L. Turner, Mary A. Kay, and Dale T. Westermann
Phosphorus in Surface Runoff from Calcareous Arable Soils of the Semiarid Western United
States......................................................................................................................................1814-1821.
Vadose Zone Processes and Chemical Transport:
Karl Guillard and Kelly L. Kopp
Nitrogen Fertilizer Form and Associated Nitrate Leaching from Cool-Season Lawn Turf......1822-1827.
David A. Potts, Josef H. Görres, Erika L. Nicosia, and José A. Amador
Effects of Aeration on Water Quality from Septic System Leachfields...................................1828-1838.
Waste Management:
P. D. Gessel, N. C. Hansen, J. F. Moncrief, and M. A. Schmitt
Rate of Fall-Applied Liquid Swine Manure: Effects on Runoff Transport of Sediment and
Phosphorus.............................................................................................................................1839-1844.
P. A. Vadas, J. J. Meisinger, L. J. Sikora, J. P. McMurtry, and A. E. Sefton
Effect of Poultry Diet on Phosphorus in Runoff from Soils Amended with Poultry Manure and
Compost..................................................................................................................................1845-1854.
A. Bar-Tal, U. Yermiyahu, J. Beraud, M. Keinan, R. Rosenberg, D. Zohar, V. Rosen, and P.
Fine
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium Uptake by Wheat and Their Distribution in Soil
following Successive, Annual Compost Applications .............................................................1855-1865.
Fabrizio Adani, Roberto Confalonieri, and Fulvia Tambone
Dynamic Respiration Index as a Descriptor of the Biological Stability of Organic Wastes ....1866-1876.
N. W. Menzies, I. M. Fulton, and W. J. Morrell
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Seawater Neutralization of Alkaline Bauxite Residue and Implications for Revegetation......1877-1884.
Virginie Parnaudeau, Bernard Nicolardot, and Jérôme Pagès
Relevance of Organic Matter Fractions as Predictors of Wastewater Sludge Mineralization in
Soil..........................................................................................................................................1885-1894.
Xiao-Lan Huang and Moshe Shenker
Water-Soluble and Solid-State Speciation of Phosphorus in Stabilized Sewage Sludge......1895-1903.
Kristin E. Staats, Yuji Arai, and Donald L. Sparks
Alum Amendment Effects on Phosphorus Release and Distribution in Poultry Litter–
Amended Sandy Soils.............................................................................................................1904-1911.
Wetlands and Aquatic Processes:
Robert Collins
Fecal Contamination of Pastoral Wetlands.............................................................................1912-1918.
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS:
Travis A. Hanselman, Donald A. Graetz, and Ann C. Wilkie
Comparison of Three Enzyme Immunoassays for Measuring 17ß-Estradiol in Flushed Dairy
Manure Wastewater................................................................................................................1919-1923.
Ronald J. Smernik, Ian W. Oliver, and Mike J. McLaughlin
Changes in the Nature of Sewage Sludge Organic Matter During a Twenty-One-Month
Incubation ...............................................................................................................................1924-1929.
Ludmila Groisman, Chaim Rav-Acha, Zev Gerstl, and Uri Mingelgrin
Sorption and Detoxification of Toxic Compounds by a Bifunctional Organoclay....................1930-1936.
K. R. Brye, T. L. Morris, D. M. Miller, S. J. Formica, and M. A. Van Eps
Estimating Bulk Density in Vertically Exposed Stoney Alluvium Using a Modified Excavation
Method....................................................................................................................................1937-1942.
Mark Fuhrmann and Jeffrey P. Fitts
Adsorption of Trace Metals on Glass Fiber Filters .................................................................1943-1944.
BOOK REVIEWS:
Ravi Naidu
Environmental Chemistry: Asian Lessons.......................................................................................1945.
ERRATA:
W.D. Shuster, M.J. Shipitalo, S. Subler, S. Aref, and E.L. McCoy
Earthworm Additions Affect Leachate Production and Nitrogen Losses in Typical Midwestern
Agroecosystems..............................................................................................................................1946.
JOURNAL OF MARINE RESEARCH
Volume 62 Number 4
Potential vorticity dynamics in a domain with closed geostrophic contours. I: Steady linear
flows .........................................................................................................................................461 - 489
Andrew E. Kiss
Observations and modeling of seasonal variability in the Straits of Georgia and Juan de
Fuca ..........................................................................................................................................491 - 516
Diane Masson; Patrick F. Cummins
Baroclinic boundary currents with downstream decreasing buoyancy: A study of an idealized
Nordic Seas system ..................................................................................................................517 - 543
Gösta Walin; Göran Broström; Johan Nilsson; Olof Dahl
Interaction of transient shelf currents with a buoyancy-driven coastal current .........................545 - 563
Alexander E. Yankovsky
Using JGOFS in situ and ocean color data to compare biogeochemical models and estimate
their parameters in the subtropical North Atlantic Ocean .........................................................565 - 594
I. Dadou; G. Evans; V. Garçon
Variability of the biological front south of Africa from SeaWiFS and a coupled physicalbiological
model ........................................................................................................................595 - 609
J. Llido; E. Machu; J. Sudre; I. Dadou; V. Garçon
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JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH
Volume 26, Number 9: September 2004
R. Schwamborn, S. L. C. Bonecker, I. B. Galvão, T. A. Silva, and S. Neumann-Leitão
Mesozooplankton grazing under conditions of extreme eutrophication in Guanabara Bay,
Brazil...........................................................................................................................................983-992.
Rebeca Gasca
Distribution and abundance of hyperiid amphipods in relation to summer mesoscale features
in the southern Gulf of Mexico..................................................................................................993-1003.
Carina Pålsson and Wilhelm Granéli
Nutrient limitation of autotrophic and mixotrophic phytoplankton in a temperate and tropical
humic lake gradient.................................................................................................................1005-1014.
Naoki Iguchi and Tsutomu Ikeda
Vertical distribution, population structure and life history of Thysanoessa longipes
(Crustacea: Euphausiacea) around Yamato Rise, central Japan Sea...................................1015-1023.
Naoki Iguchi and Tsutomu Ikeda
Metabolism and elemental composition of aggregate and solitary forms of Salpa thompsoni
(Tunicata: Thaliacea) in waters off the Antarctic Peninsula during austral summer 1999 .....1025-1037.
M. Kerner, S. Ertl, and A. Spitzy
Trophic diversity within the planktonic food web of the Elbe Estuary determined on isolated
individual species by 13C analysis.........................................................................................1039-1048.
Xin-Ming Pu, Song Sun, Bo Yang, Peng Ji, Yong-Shan Zhang, and Fang Zhang
The combined effects of temperature and food supply on Calanus sinicus in the southern
Yellow Sea in summer............................................................................................................1049-1057.
Xin-Ming Pu, Song Sun, Bo Yang, Guang-Tao Zhang, and Fang Zhang
Life history strategies of Calanus sinicus in the southern Yellow Sea in summer..................1059-1068.
Alejandra Calvo-Díaz, Xosé Anxelu G. Morán, Enrique Nogueira, Antonio Bode, and Manuel
Varela
Picoplankton community structure along the northern Iberian continental margin in late
winter–early spring..................................................................................................................1069-1081.
M. Engel and H.-J. Hirche
Seasonal variability and inter-specific differences in hatching of calanoid copepod resting
eggs from sediments of the German Bight (North Sea) .........................................................1083-1093.
C. Kim Wong, Changhai Ji, and Tony H. M. Nip
Diel cycle in the percentage abundance of parthenogenetic females with embryos of
different developmental stages in four species of marine cladocerans..................................1095-1103.
Lisa Dilling and Mark A. Brzezinski
Quantifying marine snow as a food choice for zooplankton using stable silicon isotope
tracers.....................................................................................................................................1105-1114.
Delphine Thibault-Botha, Johann R. E. Lutjeharms, and Mark J. Gibbons
Siphonophore assemblages along the east coast of South Africa; mesoscale distribution and
temporal variations..................................................................................................................1115-1128.
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS:
Alf Skovgaard
Tumour-like anomalies on copepods may be wounds from parasites ...................................1129-1131.
BOOK REVIEWS:
John H. Steele
Biological Oceanography, Charles B. Miller (Nov. 2003). Blackwell, Malden MA, 402 .........1133-1134.
JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH
Volume 26, Number 10: October 2004
A. W. Herman, B. Beanlands, and E. F. Phillips
The next generation of Optical Plankton Counter: the Laser-OPC.........................................1135-1145.
Ute Bodemer
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Variability of phycobiliproteins in cyanobacteria detected by delayed fluorescence excitation
spectroscopy and its relevance for determination of phytoplankton composition of natural
water samples.........................................................................................................................1147-1162.
José Paula, Cátia Bartilotti, Tiago Dray, Adriano Macia, and Henrique Queiroga
Patterns of temporal occurrence of brachyuran crab larvae at Saco mangrove creek, Inhaca
Island (South Mozambique): implications for flux and recruitment.........................................1163-1174.
R. R. R. Vieira and P. J. Rieger
Larval development of Hexapanopeus caribbaeus (Stimpson, 1871) (Crustacea, Decapoda,
Xanthoidea, Panopeidae) reared under laboratory conditions...............................................1175-1182.
Karen J. Westwood and George G. Ganf
Effect of cell flotation on growth of Anabaena circinalis under diurnally stratified conditions.1183-1197.
Stéphane Masson, Bernadette Pinel-Alloul, Ginette Méthot, and Nancie Richard
Comparison of nets and pump sampling gears to assess zooplankton vertical distribution in
stratified lakes.........................................................................................................................1199-1206.
Mohideen Wafar, Stéphane L’Helguen, Varsha Raikar, Jean-François Maguer, and Pierre Le
Corre
Nitrogen uptake by size-fractionated plankton in permanently well-mixed temperate coastal
waters......................................................................................................................................1207-1218.
Mateja Germ, Tatjana Simcic, Alenka Gaberscik, Barbara Breznik, and Milena Hrastel
UV-B treated algae exhibiting different responses as a food source for Daphnia magna......1219-1228.
S. Badylak and E. J. Phlips
Spatial and temporal patterns of phytoplankton composition in subtropical coastal lagoon,
the Indian River Lagoon, Florida, USA...................................................................................1229-1247.
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS:
Marina Taniguchi, Toshinori Kanehisa, Tomoo Sawabe, Richard Christen, and Tsutomu
Ikeda
Molecular phylogeny of Neocalanus copepods in the subarctic Pacific Ocean, with notes on
non-geographical genetic variations for Neocalanus cristatus................................................1249-1255
JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH
Volume 52, Issue 2, ............................................................................................. 73-147 (August 2004)
Manganese oxide reactivity in North Sea sediments 73-85
Claar van der Zee and Wim van Raaphorst
Pelagic and seabed fluxes of particulate matter and carbon, and C:N ratios resolved by
sediment traps during a spring bloom, southwest Kattegat .......................................................... 87-98
Lars Chresten Lund-Hansen, Morten Pejrup and Søren Floderus
Comparison of the numerical grazing response of two marine heterotrophic nanoflagellates
fed with different bacteria •.......................................................................................................... 99-107
B. R. Mohapatra and K. Fukami
Macrofaunal assemblages of benthic habitat of different complexity and the proposition of a
model of biogenic reef habitat regeneration in Foveaux Strait, New Zealand .......................... 109-125
H. J. Cranfield, A. A. Rowden, D. J. Smith, D. P. Gordon and K. P. Michael
A comparison of fish communities of subtidal seagrass beds and sandy seabeds in 13
marine embayments of a Caribbean island, based on species, families, size distribution and
functional groups •..................................................................................................................... 127-147
I. Nagelkerken and G. van der Velde
JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH
Volume 52, Issue 3, (September 2004)
Modelling the impact of the Scheldt and Rhine/Meuse plumes on the salinity distribution in
Belgian waters (southern North Sea) ........................................................................................ 149-163
Geneviève Lacroix, Kevin Ruddick, José Ozer and Christiane Lancelot
19′-hexanoyloxyfucoxanthin may not be the appropriate pigment to trace occurrence and
fate of Phaeocystis: the case of P. globosa in Belgian coastal waters ..................................... 165-177
E. Antajan, M. -J. Chrétiennot-Dinet, C. Leblanc, M. -H. Daro and C. Lancelot
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Advective transport and decomposition of chain-forming planktonic diatoms in permeable
sediments .................................................................................................................................. 179-197
Sandra Ehrenhauss and Markus Huettel
Macrofaunal reworking activities and hydrocarbon redistribution in an experimental sediment
system ....................................................................................................................................... 199-210
S. Caradec, V. Grossi, S. Hulth, G. Stora and F. Gilbert
Horizontal zonation patterns and feeding structure of marine nematode assemblages on a
macrotidal, ultra-dissipative sandy beach (De Panne, Belgium) • ............................................ 211-226
Tom Gheskiere, Eveline Hoste, Jan Vanaverbeke, Magda Vincx and Steven Degraer
Modelling the distribution of shorebirds in estuarine areas using generalised additive models
.................................................................................................................................................... 227-240
José P. Granadeiro, Joana Andrade and Jorge M. Palmeirim
LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY
Vol. 49(5), September 2004
Wenzhöfer, Frank, and Ronnie N. Glud
Small-scale spatial and temporal variability in benthic O2 dynamics of coastal sediments:
Effects of fauna activity........................................................................................................... 1471-1481
Waldbusser, George G., Roberta L. Marinelli, Robert B. Whitlatch, and Pieter T. Visscher
The effects of infaunal biodiversity on biogeochemistry of coastal marine sediments ...........1482-1492
Rysgaard, Søren, Ronnie Nøhr Glud, Nils Risgaard-Petersen, and Tage Dalsgaard
Denitrification and anammox activity in Arctic marine sediments ...........................................1493-1502
Savage, Candida, Peter R. Leavitt, and Ragnar Elmgren
Distribution and retention of effluent nitrogen in surface sediments of a coastal bay ............1503-1511
Choe, Key-Young, Gary A. Gill, Ronald D. Lehman, Seunghee Han, Wesley A. Heim, and
Kenneth H. Coale
Sediment-water exchange of total mercury and monomethyl mercury in the San Francisco
Bay–Delta ...............................................................................................................................1512-1527
Verleyen, Elie, Dominic A. Hodgson, Peter R. Leavitt, Koen Sabbe, and Wim Vyverman
Quantifying habitat-specific diatom production: A critical assessment using morphological
and biochemical markers in Antarctic marine and lake sediments .........................................1528-1539
Stone, Jeffery Robert, and Sherilyn C. Fritz
Three-dimensional modeling of lacustrine diatom habitat areas: Improving paleolimnological
interpretation of planktic : benthic ratios .................................................................................1540-1548
Brodersen, Klaus Peter, Ole Pedersen, Claus Lindegaard, and Kirsten Hamburger
Chironomids (Diptera) and oxy-regulatory capacity: An experimental approach to
paleolimnological interpretation ..............................................................................................1549-1559
Routh, Joyanto, Philip A. Meyers, Örjan Gustafsson, Mark Baskaran, Rolf Hallberg, and
Anna Schöldström
Sedimentary geochemical record of human-induced environmental changes in the Lake
Brunnsviken watershed, Sweden ...........................................................................................1560-1569
McFadden, Melany A., Henry T. Mullins, William P. Patterson, and William T. Anderson
Paleoproductivity of eastern Lake Ontario over the past 10,000 years ..................................1570-1581
Krom, M. D., B. Herut, and R. F. C. Mantoura
Nutrient budget for the Eastern Mediterranean: Implications for phosphorus limitation .........1582-1592
Benitez-Nelson, C. R., Lauren O'Neill, Lauren C. Kolowith, Perry Pellechia, and Robert
Thunell
Phosphonates and particulate organic phosphorus cycling in an anoxic marine basin .........1593-1604
Kuznetsova, Marina, Cindy Lee, Josephine Aller, and Nelson Frew
Enrichment of amino acids in the sea surface microlayer at coastal and open ocean sites in
the North Atlantic Ocean .........................................................................................................1605-1619
Yokokawa, Taichi, Toshi Nagata, Matthew T. Cottrell, and David L. Kirchman
Growth rate of the major phylogenetic bacterial groups in the Delaware estuary ..................1620-1629
Borges, Alberto Vieira, Bruno Delille, Laure-Sophie Schiettecatte, Frédéric Gazeau,
Gwenaël Abril, and Michel Frankignoulle
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Gas transfer velocities of CO2 in three European estuaries (Randers Fjord, Scheldt, and
Thames) ..................................................................................................................................1630-1641
Barrón, Cristina, Núria Marbà, Jorge Terrados, Hilary Kennedy, and Carlos M. Duarte
Community metabolism and carbon budget along a gradient of seagrass (Cymodocea
nodosa) colonization ...............................................................................................................1642-1651
Marañón, Emilio, Pedro Cermeño, Emilio Fernández, Jaime Rodríguez, and Laura Zabala
Significance and mechanisms of photosynthetic production of dissolved organic carbon in a
coastal eutrophic ecosystem ..................................................................................................1652-1666
Scully, Norman M., Nagamitsu Maie, Susan K. Dailey, Joseph N. Boyer, Ronald D. Jones,
and Rudolf Jaffé
Early diagenesis of plant-derived dissolved organic matter along a wetland, mangrove,
estuary ecotone ......................................................................................................................1667-1678
Martineau, Christine, Warwick F. Vincent, Jean-Jacques Frenette, and Julian J. Dodson
Primary consumers and particulate organic matter: Isotopic evidence of strong selectivity in
the estuarine transition zone ...................................................................................................1679-1686
McCallister, S. Leigh, James E. Bauer, Jennifer E. Cherrier, and Hugh W. Ducklow
Assessing sources and ages of organic matter supporting river and estuarine bacterial
production: A multiple isotope (D14C, d13C, and d15N) approach .......................................1687-1702
Wiegner, Tracy N., and Sybil P. Seitzinger
Seasonal bioavailability of dissolved organic carbon and nitrogen from pristine and polluted
freshwater wetlands ................................................................................................................1703-1712
Romaní, Anna M., Adonis Giorgi, Vicenç Acuña, and Sergi Sabater
The influence of substratum type and nutrient supply on biofilm organic matter utilization in
streams ...................................................................................................................................1713-1721
Medina-Sánchez, Juan Manuel, Manuel Villar-Argaiz, and Presentación Carrillo
Neither with nor without you: A complex algal control on bacterioplankton in a high mountain
lake ..........................................................................................................................................1722-1733
Poorvin, Leo, Johanna M. Rinta-Kanto, David A. Hutchins, and Steven W. Wilhelm
Viral release of iron and its bioavailability to marine plankton ................................................1734-1741
Sunda, William G., and Susan A. Huntsman
Relationships among photoperiod, carbon fixation, growth, chlorophyll a, and cellular iron
and zinc in a coastal diatom ...................................................................................................1742-1753
Dupont, Christopher L., Robert K. Nelson, Saj Bashir, James W. Moffett, and Beth A. Ahner
Novel copper-binding and nitrogen-rich thiols produced and exuded by Emiliania huxleyi ....1754-1762
Granger, Julie, Daniel M. Sigman, Joseph A. Needoba, and Paul J. Harrison
Coupled nitrogen and oxygen isotope fractionation of nitrate during assimilation by cultures
of marine phytoplankton ..........................................................................................................1763-1773
Peers, Graham, and Neil M. Price
A role for manganese in superoxide dismutases and growth of iron-deficient diatoms .........1774-1783
Kainz, Martin, Michael T. Arts, and Asit Mazumder
Essential fatty acids in the planktonic food web and their ecological role for higher trophic
levels .......................................................................................................................................1784-1793
Wacker, Alexander, and Eric von Elert
Food quality controls egg quality of the zebra mussel Dreissena polymorpha: The role of
fatty acids ................................................................................................................................1794-1801
Frost, Paul C., Marguerite A. Xenopoulos, and James H. Larson
The stoichiometry of dissolved organic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus release by a
planktonic grazer, Daphnia .....................................................................................................1802-1808
Höckelmann, Claudia, Tom Moens, and Friedrich Jüttner
Odor compounds from cyanobacterial biofilms acting as attractants and repellents for freeliving
nematodes......................................................................................................................1809-1819
Falter, James L., Marlin J. Atkinson, and Mark A. Merrifield
Mass-transfer limitation of nutrient uptake by a wave-dominated reef flat community ...........1820-1831
Goldshmid, Rotem, Roi Holzman, Daniel Weihs, and Amatzia Genin
Aeration of corals by sleep-swimming fish ..............................................................................1832-1839
Ishikawa, Toshiyuki, Tetsuya Narita, and Jotaro Urabe
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Long-term changes in the abundance of Jesogammarus annandalei (Tattersall) in Lake
Biwa.........................................................................................................................................1840-1847
MacNeil, Calum, Jaimie T. A. Dick, Mark P. Johnson, Melanie J. Hatcher, and Alison M.
Dunn
A species invasion mediated through habitat structure, intraguild predation, and
parasitism ................................................................................................................................1848-1856
Hench, James L., Richard B. Forward, Jr., Sarah D. Carr, Daniel Rittschof, and Richard A.
Luettich, Jr.
Testing a selective tidal-stream transport model: Observations of female blue crab
(Callinectes sapidus) vertical migration during the spawning season.................................... 1857-1870
Humborg, Christoph, Erik Smedberg, Sven Blomqvist, Carl-Magnus Mörth, Jenni Brink, Lars
Rahm, Åsa Danielsson, and Jörgen Sahlberg
Nutrient variations in boreal and subarctic Swedish Rivers: Landscape control of land-sea
fluxes....................................................................................................................................... 1871-1883
Gooseff, Michael N., Diane M. McKnight, Robert L. Runkel, and John H. Duff
Denitrification and hydrologic transient storage in a glacial meltwater stream, McMurdo Dry
Valleys, Antarctica ..................................................................................................................1884-1895
Larmola, Tuula, Jukka Alm, Sari Juutinen, Sanna Saarnio, Pertti J. Martikainen, and Jouko
Silvola
Floods can cause large interannual differences in littoral net ecosystem productivity ...........1896-1906
MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES
Vol. 277 (2004)
Kattner G, Thomas DN, Haas C, Kennedy H, Dieckmann GS
Surface ice and gap layers in Antarctic sea ice: highly productive habitats.....................................:1-12
Duineveld GCA, Lavaleye MSS, Berghuis EM
Particle flux and food supply to a seamount cold-water coral community (Galicia Bank, NW
Spain)..............................................................................................................................................:13-23
Silverman ED, Veit RR, Nevitt GA
Nearest neighbors as foraging cues: information transfer in a patchy environment......................:25-36
Carmack EC, Macdonald RW, Jasper S
Phytoplankton productivity on the Canadian Shelf of the Beaufort Sea.........................................:37-50
Montes-Hugo MA, Alvarez-Borrego S, Gaxiola-Castro G
Annual phytoplankton production in a coastal lagoon of the southern California Current
System............................................................................................................................................:51-60
Britton-Simmons KH
Direct and indirect effects of the introduced alga Sargassum muticum on benthic, subtidal
communities of Washington State, USA.........................................................................................:61-78
Kubanek J, Lester SE, Fenical W, Hay ME
Ambiguous role of phlorotannins as chemical defenses in the brown alga Fucus vesiculosus
........................................................................................................................................................:79-93
Ayre DJ, Miller KJ
Where do clonal coral larvae go? Adult genotypic diversity conflicts with reproductive effort
in the brooding coral Pocillopora damicornis
......................................................................................................................................................:95-105
Le Pape O, Guérault D, Désaunay Y
Effect of an invasive mollusc, American slipper limpet Crepidula fornicata, on habitat
suitability for juvenile common sole Solea solea in the Bay of Biscay
....................................................................................................................................................:107-115
Arrontes J, Arenas F, Fernández C, Rico JM, Oliveros J, Martínez B, Viejo RM, Alvarez D
Effect of grazing by limpets on mid-shore species assemblages in northern Spain
....................................................................................................................................................:117-133
Blackmore G, Wang WX
Relationships between metallothioneins and metal accumulation in the whelk Thais clavigera
....................................................................................................................................................:135-145
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Jiménez-Pérez LC, Lavaniegos BE
Changes in dominance of copepods off Baja California during the 1997-1999 El Niño and La
Niña
....................................................................................................................................................:147-165
Hooff RC, Bollens SM
Functional response and potential predatory impact of Tortanus dextrilobatus, a carnivorous
copepod recently introduced to the San Francisco Estuary
....................................................................................................................................................:167-179
Gage JD, Lambshead PJD, Bishop JDD, Stuart CT, Jones NS
Large-scale biodiversity pattern of Cumacea (Peracarida: Crustacea) in the deep Atlantic
....................................................................................................................................................:181-196
Costa FO, Neuparth T, Theodorakis CW, Costa MH, Shugart LR
RAPD analysis of southern populations of Gammarus locusta: comparison with allozyme
data and ecological inferences
....................................................................................................................................................:197-207
Burrows MT, Tarling G
Effects of density dependence on diel vertical migration of populations of northern krill: a
genetic algorithm model
....................................................................................................................................................:209-220
Luzier CW, Wilson RR Jr.
Analysis of mtDNA haplotypes of kelp bass tests for sibling-dominated recruitment near
marine protected areas of the California Channel Islands
....................................................................................................................................................:221-230
Andrews KS, Anderson TW
Habitat-dependent recruitment of two temperate reef fishes at multiple spatial scales
....................................................................................................................................................:231-244
Kaunda-Arara B, Rose GA
Homing and site fidelity in the greasy grouper Epinephelus tauvina (Serranidae) within a
marine protected area in coastal Kenya
....................................................................................................................................................:245-251
Vita R, Marín A, Madrid JA, Jiménez-Brinquis B, Cesar A, Marín-Guirao L
Effects of wild fishes on waste exportation from a Mediterranean fish farm
....................................................................................................................................................:253-261
Macleod K, Fairbairns R, Gill A, Fairbairns B, Gordon J, Blair-Myers C, Parsons ECM
Seasonal distribution of minke whales Balaenoptera acutorostrata in relation to
physiography and prey off the Isle of Mull, Scotland
....................................................................................................................................................:263-274
Ruiz-Cooley RI, Gendron D, Aguíñiga S, Mesnick S, Carriquiry JD
Trophic relationships between sperm whales and jumbo squid using stable isotopes of C
and N
....................................................................................................................................................:275-283
NOTES
Sebastián M, Niell FX
Alkaline phosphatase activity in marine oligotrophic environments: implications of singlesubstrate
addition assays for potential activity estimations
....................................................................................................................................................:285-290
Grabowski JH, Powers SP
Habitat complexity mitigates trophic transfer on oyster reefs
....................................................................................................................................................:291-295
Nedved O
Occurrence of the phylum Cycliophora in the Mediterranean
....................................................................................................................................................:297-299
THEME SECTION
Peer review: journal articles versus research proposals
Idea and coordination: Hans Ulrik Riisgård
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Contributors: Hartmut Barth, Poul Scheel Larsen, Peter Roepstorff, Ferdinando Boero, John
Dolan, Ulrich Sommer, Valerio Zupo, Jan Vermaat, Thomas R. Anderson, Ron T. Kneib,
Bente Aa. Lomstein, Ian Jenkinson, Sandra E. Shumway
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
Volume 21, Number 9
Edward Susko, Yuji Inagaki, and Andrew J. Roger
On Inconsistency of the Neighbor-Joining, Least Squares, and Minimum Evolution
Estimation When Substitution Processes Are Incorrectly Modeled........................................1629-1642.
Christian Esser, Nahal Ahmadinejad, Christian Wiegand, Carmen Rotte, Federico
Sebastiani, Gabriel Gelius-Dietrich, Katrin Henze, Ernst Kretschmann, Erik Richly, Dario
Leister, David Bryant, Michael A. Steel, Peter J. Lockhart, David Penny, and William Martin
A Genome Phylogeny for Mitochondria Among -Proteobacteria and a Predominantly
Eubacterial Ancestry of Yeast Nuclear Genes........................................................................1643-1660.
Shunyuan Xiao, Brent Emerson, Kumrop Ratanasut, Elaine Patrick, Carmel O'Neill, Ian
Bancroft, and John G. Turner
Origin and Maintenance of a Broad-Spectrum Disease Resistance Locus in Arabidopsis....1661-1672.
Giovanni Destro-Bisol, Francesco Donati, Valentina Coia, Ilaria Boschi, Fabio Verginelli,
Alessandra Caglià, Sergio Tofanelli, Gabriella Spedini, and Cristian Capelli
Variation of Female and Male Lineages in Sub-Saharan Populations: the Importance of
Sociocultural Factors..............................................................................................................1673-1682.
Yousuke Nishio, Yoji Nakamura, Yoshihiro Usuda, Shinichi Sugimoto, Kazuhiko Matsui,
Yutaka Kawarabayasi, Hisashi Kikuchi, Takashi Gojobori, and Kazuho Ikeo
Evolutionary Process of Amino Acid Biosynthesis in Corynebacterium at the Whole Genome
Level........................................................................................................................................1683-1691.
Xinjiang Cai and Jonathan Lytton
The Cation/Ca2+ Exchanger Superfamily: Phylogenetic Analysis and Structural Implications1692-1703.
Alejandro P. Rooney
Mechanisms Underlying the Evolution and Maintenance of Functionally Heterogeneous 18S
rRNA Genes in Apicomplexans..............................................................................................1704-1711.
Jennifer L. Cooper and Steven Henikoff
Adaptive Evolution of the Histone Fold Domain in Centromeric Histones
MBE Advance Access published on June 2, 2004.................................................................1712-1718.
Stephen I. Wright, C. B. Kenneth Yau, Mark Looseley, and Blake C. Meyers
Effects of Gene Expression on Molecular Evolution in Arabidopsis thaliana and Arabidopsis
lyrata.......................................................................................................................................1719-1726.
Erin H. Penton and Teresa J. Crease
Evolution of the Transposable Element Pokey in the Ribosomal DNA of Species in the
Subgenus Daphnia (Crustacea: Cladocera)............................................................................1727-1739
Hervé Philippe, Elizabeth A. Snell, Eric Bapteste, Philippe Lopez, Peter W. H. Holland, and
Didier Casane
Phylogenomics of Eukaryotes: Impact of Missing Data on Large Alignments.......................1740-1752.
David O. F. Skibinski and Robert D. Ward
Average Allozyme Heterozygosity in Vertebrates Correlates with Ka/Ks Measured in the
Human-Mouse Lineage...........................................................................................................1753-1759.
Gavin A. Huttley
Modeling the Impact of DNA Methylation on the Evolution of BRCA1 in Mammals...............1760-1768.
Cédric Feschotte
Merlin, a New Superfamily of DNA Transposons Identified in Diverse Animal Genomes and
Related to Bacterial IS1016 Insertion Sequences..................................................................1769-1780.
Itay Mayrose, Dan Graur, Nir Ben-Tal, and Tal Pupko
Comparison of Site-Specific Rate-Inference Methods for Protein Sequences: Empirical
Bayesian Methods Are Superior.............................................................................................1781-1791.
M. F. Cardone, L. Ballarati, M. Ventura, M. Rocchi, A. Marozzi, E. Ginelli, and R. Meneveri
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Evolution of Beta Satellite DNA Sequences: Evidence for Duplication-Mediated Repeat
Amplification and Spreading...................................................................................................1792-1799.
Jay F. Storz, Bret A. Payseur, and Michael W. Nachman
Genome Scans of DNA Variability in Humans Reveal Evidence for Selective Sweeps
Outside of Africa .....................................................................................................................1800-1811.
Letters:
José P. Abad, Beatriz de Pablos, Kazutoyo Osoegawa, Pieter J. de Jong, Antonia Martín-
Gallardo, and Alfredo Villasante
Genomic Analysis of Drosophila melanogaster Telomeres: Full-length Copies of HeT-A and
TART Elements at Telomeres ................................................................................................1613-1619.
José P. Abad, Beatriz de Pablos, Kazutoyo Osoegawa, Pieter J. de Jong, Antonia Martín-
Gallardo, and Alfredo Villasante
TAHRE, a Novel Telomeric Retrotransposon from Drosophila melanogaster, Reveals the
Origin of Drosophila Telomeres..............................................................................................1620-1624.
Alisha K. Holloway and David J. Begun
Molecular Evolution and Population Genetics of Duplicated Accessory Gland Protein Genes
in Drosophila...........................................................................................................................1625-1628.
Errata:
The Evolutionary Gain of Spliceosomal Introns: Sequence and Phase Preferences
An Assessment of Accuracy, Error, and Conflict with Support Values from Genome-Scale
Phylogenetic Data
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
Volume 21, Number 8
Volodymyr Dvornyk, Hong-Wen Deng, and Eviatar Nevo
Structure and Molecular Phylogeny of sasA Genes in Cyanobacteria: Insights into Evolution
of the Prokaryotic Circadian System........................................................................................1468-1476
Julia Prechtl, Christoph Kneip, Peter Lockhart, Klaus Wenderoth, and Uwe-G. Maier
Intracellular Spheroid Bodies of Rhopalodia gibba Have Nitrogen-Fixing Apparatus of
Cyanobacterial Origin ..............................................................................................................1477-1481
Emmanuelle Baudry, Barbara Viginier, and Michel Veuille
Non-African Populations of Drosophila melanogaster Have a Unique Origin.........................1482-1491
Jeffrey L. Boore, Monica Medina, and Lewis A. Rosenberg
Complete Sequences of the Highly Rearranged Molluscan Mitochondrial Genomes of the
Scaphopod Graptacme eborea and the Bivalve Mytilus edulis...............................................1492-1503
Lily C. Filip and Nicholas I. Mundy
Rapid Evolution by Positive Darwinian Selection in the Extracellular Domain of the Abundant
Lymphocyte Protein CD45 in Primates....................................................................................1504-1511
Naoko Takezaki, Felipe Figueroa, Zofia Zaleska-Rutczynska, Naoyuki Takahata, and Jan
Klein
The Phylogenetic Relationship of Tetrapod, Coelacanth, and Lungfish Revealed by the
Sequences of Forty-Four Nuclear Genes................................................................................1512-1524
Richard Cordaux, Gunter Weiss, Nilmani Saha, and Mark Stoneking
The Northeast Indian Passageway: A Barrier or Corridor for Human Migrations?..................1525-1533
Derek J. Taylor and William H. Piel
An Assessment of Accuracy, Error, and Conflict with Support Values from Genome-Scale
Phylogenetic Data....................................................................................................................1534-1537
Erik Axelsson, Nick G.C. Smith, Hannah Sundström, Sofia Berlin, and Hans Ellegren
Male-Biased Mutation Rate and Divergence in Autosomal, Z-Linked and W-Linked Introns of
Chicken and Turkey.................................................................................................................1538-1547
Hua Tang, Gerald J. Wyckoff, Jian Lu, and Chung-I Wu
A Universal Evolutionary Index for Amino Acid Changes........................................................1548-1556
Diana Macasev, James Whelan, Ed Newbigin, Marcio C. Silva-Filho, Terrence D. Mulhern,
and Trevor Lithgow
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Tom22', an 8-kDa trans-Site Receptor in Plants and Protozoans, Is a Conserved Feature of
the TOM Complex That Appeared Early in the Evolution of Eukaryotes.................................1557-1564
Le Sy Vinh and Arndt von Haeseler
IQPNNI: Moving Fast Through Tree Space and Stopping in Time .........................................1565-1571
Jayatri Das, Stephen T. Miller, and David L. Stern
Comparison of Diverse Protein Sequences of the Nuclear-Encoded Subunits of Cytochrome
C Oxidase Suggests Conservation of Structure Underlies Evolving Functional Sites............1572-1582
Johannes Spaethe and Adriana D. Briscoe
Early Duplication and Functional Diversification of the Opsin Gene Family in Insects...........1583-1594
Emma J. Parkin and Roger K. Butlin
Within- and Between-Individual Sequence Variation Among ITS1 Copies in the Meadow
Grasshopper Chorthippus parallelus Indicates Frequent Intrachromosomal Gene Conversion1595-1601
Benoît Moury
Differential Selection of Genes of Cucumber Mosaic Virus Subgroups..................................1602-1611
Letters:
D. Serre, M. Hofreiter, and S. Pääbo
Mutations Induced by Ancient DNA Extracts?.........................................................................1463-1467
Errata:
The Complete Mitochondrial Genome Sequence of the Spider Habronattus oregonensis
Reveals Rearranged and Extremely Truncated tRNAs....................................................................1612
The Evolutionary History of Quorum-Sensing Systems in Bacteria................................................1612.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM. SCIENTIF
RESULTS.
VOL. 188
1. Leg 188 Synthesis: Transitions in the Glacial History of the Prydz Bay Region, East
Antarctica, from ODP Drilling (PDF)
Alan K. Cooper and Philip E. O'Brien
Manuscript number: 188SR-001
2. Palynology of Neogene Slope and Rise Deposits from ODP Sites 1165 and 1167, East
Antarctica (PDF)
M.K. Macphail and E.M. Truswell
Publication date: 13 February 2004
Manuscript number: 188SR-012
3. Palynology of Site 1166, Prydz Bay, East Antarctica (PDF)
M.K. Macphail and E.M. Truswell
Manuscript number: 188SR-013
4. Neogene Foraminifers and Accessories, ODP Leg 188, Sites 1165, 1166, and 1167,
Prydz Bay, Antarctica (PDF)
Patrick G. Quilty
Manuscript number: 188SR-009
5. Data Report: Phytoliths in Drill Core Sediments from Sites 1165 and 1166, Leg 188, Prydz
Bay, East Antarctica (PDF)
Vanessa C. Thorn
Manuscript number: 188SR-002
6. Data Report: Quaternary–Pliocene Diatom Biostratigraphy of ODP Sites 1165 and 1166,
Cooperation Sea and Prydz Bay (PDF)
Jason M. Whitehead and Steven M. Bohaty
Manuscript number: 188SR-008
7. Data Report: Spectral Data from Sites 1165 and 1167 Including the HiRISC Section from
Hole 1165B (PDF)
John E. Damuth and William L. Balsam
Manuscript number: 188SR-003
8. Seismic Stratigraphic Correlations between ODP Sites 742 and 1166: Implications for
Depositional Paleoenvironments in Prydz Bay, Antarctica (PDF)
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Tzvetina Erohina, Alan Cooper, David Handwerger, and Robert Dunbar
Manuscript number: 188SR-011
9. Data Report: Multisensor Core Logging Data, Coarse-Fraction Grain-Size Analyses, and
Biogenic Silica Content of Upper Miocene–Lower Pliocene Sediments, ODP Site 1165
(PDF)
Jens Grützner
Manuscript number: 188SR-007
10. Synthetic Seismograms Linking ODP Sites to Seismic Profiles, Continental Rise and
Shelf of Prydz Bay, Antarctica (PDF)
D.A. Handwerger, A.K. Cooper, P.E. O’Brien, T. Williams, S.R. Barr, R.B. Dunbar, A.
Leventer, and R.D. Jarrard
Manuscript number: 188SR-010
11. Calcareous Nannofossils from Continental Rise Site 1165, ODP Leg 188, Prydz Bay,
Antarctica (PDF)
James J. Pospichal
Manuscript number: 188SR-014
12. Data Report: Numerical Evaluation of Diffuse Spectral Reflectance Data and Correlation
with Core Photos, ODP Site 1165, Wild Drift, Cooperation Sea, Antarctica (PDF)
Michele Rebesco
Manuscript number: 188SR-006
13. Data Report: HiRISC (High-Resolution Integrated Stratigraphy Committee) Pliocene–
Pleistocene Interval, 0–50 mbsf, at ODP Leg 188 Site 1165, Prydz Bay, Antarctica (PDF)
Detlef A. Warnke, Carl Richter, Fabio Florindo, John E. Damuth, William L. Balsam, Kari
Strand, Mattiina Ruikka, Juho Juntila, Kevin Theissen, and Patrick Quilty
Manuscript number: 188SR-015
14. Prydz Channel Fan and the History of Extreme Ice Advances in Prydz Bay (PDF)
P.E. O'Brien, A.K. Cooper, F. Florindo, D. Handwerger, M. Lavelle, S. Passchier, J.J.
Pospichal, P.G. Quilty, C. Richter, K.M. Theissen, and J.M. Whitehead
Manuscript number: 188SR-016
15. Authigenic Carbonates, Methane Generation, and Oxidation in Continental Rise and
Shelf Sediments, ODP Leg 188 Sites 1165 and 1166, Offshore Antarctica (Prydz Bay) (PDF)
George E. Claypool, Thomas D. Lorenson, and Craig A. Johnson
Manuscript number: 188SR-004
16. Data Report: Stable Isotopic Measurements of Sedimentary Organic Matter and N.
pachyderma (s.) from Site 1166, Prydz Bay Continental Shelf (PDF)
Kevin M. Theissen, Robert B. Dunbar, and Alan K. Cooper
Manuscript number: 188SR-005
REVISTA DE BIOLOGIA TROPICAL
v.51 n.1 marzo 2003
Tabla de contenido
Botanica
New taxa, new records and redefined concepts in the Elaphoglossum sect. Elaphoglossum
subsec. Pachyglossa (Lomariopsidaceae) from Mexico and Central America......................................1
Rojas-Alvarado, Alexander Fco.
Notes on Elaphoglossum (Lomariopsidaceae) section Polytrichia subsection Hybrida in
Mexico and Central America.................................................................................................................38
Rojas-Alvarado, Alexander Fco.
Gametofitos de nueve especies de Callipteris y su comparación con otros géneros de la
familia Woodsiaceae.............................................................................................................................49
Pacheco, Leticia; Riba, Ramón
Invasion by Ligustrum lucidum (Oleaceae) in NW Argentina: early stage characteristics in
different habitat types............................................................................................................................59
Aragón, Roxana; Groom, Martha
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Effects of floral display and plant abundance on fruit production of Ryncholaelia glauca
(Orchidaceae).......................................................................................................................................71
Flores-Palacios, Alejandro; García-Franco, José G.
Hongos
Calvatia sporocristata sp. nov. (Gasteromycetes) from Costa Rica.....................................................79
Calonge, F.D.; Mata, Milagro; Carranza, Julieta
Microbiologia
Heterotrophic microbial activity and organic matter degradation in coastal lagoons of
Colombia...............................................................................................................................................85
Gocke, Klaus; Mancera Pineda, José Ernesto; Vallejo, Adriana
Limnologia
On the phytoplankton of Awba reservoir, Ibadan, Nigeria....................................................................99
Akin-Oriola, G. A.
Basic limnology of fifty-one lakes in Costa Rica.................................................................................107
Haberyan, Kurt A.; Horn, Sally P.; Umaña V., Gerardo
Invertebrados acuaticos
Shallow-water Campanulariidae (Hydrozoa, Leptothecatae) from Northern Bahía, Brazil................123
Kelmo, Francisco; Attrill, Martin J.
Asexual reproduction and molecular systematics of the sea anemone Anthopleura krebsi
(Actiniaria: Actiniidae).........................................................................................................................147
Braga Gomes, Paula; Zamponi, Mauricio Oscar; Solé-Cava, Antonio Mateo
A new estuarine species, Nereis garwoodi (Polychaeta: Nereididae), from Bahía Chetumal,
Mexican Caribbean coast...................................................................................................................155
González-Escalante, Luis E.; Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio I.
Factors affecting growth of the spiny lobsters Panulirus gracilis and Panulirus inflatus
(Decapoda: Palinuridae) in Guerrero, México....................................................................................165
Briones-Fourzán, Patricia; Lozano-Álvarez, Enrique
Littoral Decapods of Socorro Island, Revillagigedo Archipelago, Mexico..........................................175
Mille-Pagaza, Silvia; Pérez-Chi, A.; Sánchez-Salazar, M. E.
Diversidad y distribución de crustáceos y equinodermos y su relación con niveles de
sedimentación en arrecifes coralinos .................................................................................................183
Vázquez-Domínguez, Ella
A new species of Ulmeritoides from Brazil (Ephemeroptera: Leptophlebiidae).................................195
Nascimento Lopes, Maria José; Ribeiro Da-Silva, Elidiomar; Py-Daniel, Victor
Invertebrados terrestres
Caterpillars of Eumaeus childrenae (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) feeding on two species of
cycads (Zamiaceae) in the Huasteca region, Mexico.........................................................................201
Contreras-Medina, Raúl; Ruiz-Jiménez, Carlos A.; Luna Vega, Isolda
Relationships between necrotic cactus availability and population size in a cactophilic
Drosophila (Diptera, Drosophilidae) located on a sandstone table hill in Brazil.................................205
Moraes, E.M.; Sene, F.M.
Vertebrados acuaticos
Asociación de la abundancia y la distribución vertical de atunes y peces de pico en el
sureste del Mar Caribe........................................................................................................................213
Eslava, Nora; González, Leo W.; Gaertner, Daniel
Reproductive aspects of Oreochromis niloticus (Perciformes: Cichlidae) at Coatetelco lake,
Morelos, Mexico..................................................................................................................................221
Gómez-Márquez, J.L.; Peña-Mendoza, B.; Salgado-Ugarte, I.H.; Guzmán-Arroyo, M.
Vertebrados terrestres
Demografía y ecología de anidación de la iguana verde, Iguana iguana (Squamata:
Iguanidae), en dos poblaciones explotadas en la Depresión Momposina, Colombia........................229
Muñoz, Eliana M.; Ortega, Angela M.; Bock, Brian C.; Páez, Vivian P.
Sexual dimorphism in Ramphastos toco and Ramphastos dicolorus (Piciformes, Aves)..................241
Castro, Márcio S.; Recco-Pimentel, Shirlei M.; Rocha, Guaracy T.
Biomedicina
Pharmacological activity of the essential oil of Satureja viminea (Lamiaceae)..................................247
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Suárez, Adriana; Echandi, María Mercedes; Ulate, Guido; Cicció, José F.
Isolation of bothrasperin, a disintegrin with potent platelet aggregation inhibitory activity, from
the venom of the snake Bothrops asper.............................................................................................253
Pinto, Adrián; Angulo, Yamileth; Jiménez, Rafael; Lomonte, Bruno
Ampliaciones de ambito
Ampliaciones de Ámbito
Occurrence of Rhabdadenia biflora (Apocynaceae) in swamps of the Colombian coast
Ricardo Alvarez-León
First record of nine birds species from Río Magdalena, Colombian Caribbean ......................................
Ricardo Alvarez-León, Brian Labercome and Luz Myriam Moreno-Bejarano
Additions to the freshwater malacofauna of Jamaica
E. J. Hyslop
Gregariella coralliophaga, new criptofaunal bivalve mollusk for Venezuelan waters
J. Romero, H. Severeyn y R. Chavez
Geukensia demissa, new species for the Venezuelan malacological fauna
J. Romero, H. Severeyn y Y. García de Severeyn
First report of the association Loxothylacus texanus (Cirripedia: Sacculinidae) - Goniopsis
cruentata (Crustacea: Grapsidae) in the Colombian Caribbean
Ricardo Alvarez-León, Robin M. Overstreet, Sofía Sepúlveda-Cárdenas and Javier E.
Alvarez-Barrera
New records of crustaceans from Tayrona Natural National Park, Colombian Caribbean
Ricardo Alvarez-León
Range extension of Isopodidus janum (Tanaidacea: Colletteidae) from tropical western
Atlantic
Yusbelly J. Díaz y Alberto Martín
Primer registro de Tropichelura gomezi (Amphipoda: Cheluridae) para el Caribe Sur
Yusbelly J. Díaz y Alberto Martín
Bemlos kunkelae (Amphipoda: Aoridae) en el Mar Caribe
Alberto Martín
Ampliación del ámbito de Podocerus kleidus (Amphipoda: Podoceridae) al Mar Caribe
Yellinet Ayala y Alberto Martín
New records and range extensions of shrimps (Decapoda: Penaeoidea, Caridea) from the
Pacific and Caribbean coasts of Costa Rica, Central America
Ingo S. Wehrtmann and Rita Vargas
Range extension of Crosslandia daedali (Nudibranchia: Scyllaeidae)
Peter Ajtai, Yolanda Camacho-García and Ingo S. Wehrtmann
First report of Caranx hippos (Pisces, Carangidae), as host of Lernaeolopus striatus
(Copepoda, Lernaeolopidoidae), in the Colombian Caribbean coast
Ricardo Alvarez-León and Robin M. Overstreet
Range extension for the sea cucumber Selenkothuria lubrica (Holothurioidea) the west coast
of Baja California Sur, Mexico
José R. Turrubiates M.
Primer registro de Pyrosoma atlanticum (Tunicata: Thaliacea) en las costas del Pacífico
mexicano
Carlos Álvarez Silva
New records of mites (Gamasida: Spinturnicidae) on Peruvian bats (Quiroptera:
Phyllostomidae)
Leonardo Mendoza-Uribe y John Chavez Chorocco
Conura (Hymenoptera: Chalcididae) parasitoide de Dione juno (Lepidoptera: Heliconiinae)
Jeffrey Ortiz-Gamboa
First record of the ant genus Tatuidris (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in Brazil
Heraldo L. Vasconcelos & José M.S. Vilhena
First report of Phylloxere notebilis (Hemiptera: Phylloxeridae), in the Neotropical Region
Carlos Roberto Sousa-Silva, Manya B. Stoetzel, and Edson Ortiz
First report of Melanaphis bambusee (Homoptera: Aphididae) in the Neotropical Region
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Ana Lucia Benfatti Gonzalez Peronti, Carlos Roberto Sousa-Silva and Fernando Albano
llharco
Macrofauna associated to fish ponds in the Oriental Plains of Colombia
Javier E. Alvarez-Barrera, Sofía Sepúlveda-Cárdenas and Ricardo Alvarez-León
First report of 24 fish from shrimp trawling, by-catch in the Colombian Caribbean coast
Ricardo Alvarez-León
First report of seven fish species from the bottom, of Colombian Caribbean waters
Adam Ben-Tuvia, Ricardo Alvarez-León and Iván Rey-Carrasco
Algansea aphanea (Pisces: Cyprinidae) in the State of Jalisco, Mexico
John Lyons
First report of the lizard Phyllodactylus ventralis (Sauria: Gekkonidae), from a mangrove in
Colombian
Ricardo Alvarez-León
Liolaemus altissimus araucaniensis (Sauria: Tropiduridae: Liolaeminae) en Antuco, Chile
Daniel Pincheira-Donoso
REVISTA DE BIOLOGIA TROPICAL
v.51 n.2 junio 2003
Biomedicina
Veneno de Latrodectus mactans de Chile (Araneae, Theridiidae): su efecto sobre músculo
liso.......................................................................................................................................................305
Romero M., Fernando; Altieri M., Elena; Urrutia A., Mauricio; Jara H., Jorge
The aqueous extract of Triumfetta semitriloba (Tiliaceae) does not inhibit the in-vitro
hydrolytic activity of the major pancreatic enzymes ...........................................................................313
Arce-Urbina, María Elena; Hun-Opfer, Cyra; Mata-Segreda, Julio F.
Efecto de extractos de artrópodos sobre la multiplicación del Toxoplasma gondii dentro de
macrófagos peritoneales de ratón......................................................................................................317
Chinchilla Carmona, Misael; Herrera Corrales, Marlen; Guerrero Bermúdez, Olga Marta;
Jiménez Somarribas, Alberto; Tamayo, Guiselle; Sittenfeld Appel, Ana; Nielsen, Vanessa;
Hurtado, Priscila
Botanica
Morfogénesis de los gametofitos de especies mexicanas de Pleopeltis (Polypodiaceae,
subfamilia Pleopeltoideae)..................................................................................................................321
Reyes Jaramillo, Irma; Pérez-García, Blanca; Mendoza Ruiz, Aniceto
Anatomía y usos de las hojas maduras de tres especies de Sabal (Arecaceae) de la
Península de Yucatán, México...........................................................................................................333
Pérez, Martha; Rebollar, Silvia
Ultrastructural morphologic description of the wild rice species Oryza latifolia (Poaceae) in
Costa Rica ..........................................................................................................................................345
Sánchez, Ethel; Montiel, Mayra; Espinoza, Ana M.
How do mangrove forests induce sedimentation?..............................................................................355
Kathiresan, K.
Caracterización estructural de un bosque de Podocarpus parlatorei y Juglans australis en
Salta, Argentina ..................................................................................................................................361
Pinazo, M.A.; Gasparri, N.I.; Goya, J.F.; Arturi, M.F.
Biología floral, sistema reproductivo y éxito reproductivo de Macroptilium fraternum
(Fabaceae)..........................................................................................................................................369
Hoc, Patricia S.; Drewes, Susana I.; Amela García, María T.
Limnologia
Limnología de un Lago Tropical de Alta Montaña, en Ecuador: características de los
sedimentos y tasa de sedimentación..................................................................................................381
Gunkel, Günter
Zooplankton associations and environmental factors in Ogunpa and Ona rivers, Nigeria.................391
Akin-Oriola, Gbemisola A.
Invertebrados acuaticos
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Combined effect of concentrations of algal food (Chlorella vulgaris) and salt (sodium
chloride) on the population growth of Brachionus calyciflorus and Brachionus patulus
(Rotifera).............................................................................................................................................399
Peredo-Álvarez, Víctor M.; Sarma, S.S.S.; Nandini, S.
Variaciones morfológicas en Blackfordia virginica (Hydroidomedusae: Blackfordiidae) en
lagunas costeras de Chiapas, México................................................................................................409
Álvarez Silva, Carlos; Gómez Aguirre, Samuel; Miranda Arce, Ma. Guadalupe
Diversidad y abundancia de moluscos en las praderas de Thalassia testudinum de la Bahía
de Mochima, Parque Nacional Mochima, Venezuela.........................................................................413
Prieto, Antulio; Sant, Sybil; Méndez, Elizabeth; Lodeiros, César
Invertebrados terrestres
Frecuencia relativa de Boophilus microplus (Acari: Ixodidae) en bovinos (Bos taurus y B.
indicus) en ocho zonas ecológicas de Costa Rica.............................................................................427
Alvarez, V.; Bonilla, R.; Chacón, I.
Abundancia relativa de Amblyomma spp. (Acari: Ixodidae) en bovinos (Bos taurus y B.
indicus) de Costa Rica........................................................................................................................435
Alvarez, V.; Bonilla, R.; Chacón, I.
Revision of the Natada fusca complex and description of six new Neotropical species
(Lepidoptera: Limacodidae)................................................................................................................445
Corrales, Jorge F.; Epstein, Marc E.
Life history of Manataria maculata (Lepidoptera: Satyrinae) from Costa Rica...................................463
Murillo, L. Ricardo; Nishida, Kenji
Vertebrados acuaticos
Variables ambientales y abundancia de los huevos de Anchoa mitchilli (Pisces: Engraulidae)
en la laguna de Tamiahua, México.....................................................................................................471
Díaz-Avalos, Carlos; Barba-Torres, Juan Francisco; Gaspar-Dillanes, Mª Teresa
Larval, pre-juvenile and juvenile development of Diapterus peruvianus (Perciformes:
Gerreidae)...........................................................................................................................................479
Adelheid Jiménez Rosenberg, Sylvia Patricia; González Navarro, Enrique; Saldierna
Martínez, Ricardo Javier
Desarrollo gonadal y ciclo reproductivo de Lutjanus peru (Pisces: Lutjanidae) en Guerrero,
México.................................................................................................................................................489
Santamaría-Miranda, Apolinar; Elorduy-Garay, Juan F.; Villalejo-Fuerte, Marcial; Rojas-
Herrera, Agustín A.
Hábitos alimentarios de Lutjanus peru (Pisces: Lutjanidae) en las costas de Guerrero,
México.................................................................................................................................................503
Santamaría Miranda, Apolinar; Elorduy Garay, Juan F.; Rojas Herrera, Agustín A.
Age determination of Anisotremus interruptus (Perciformes: Haemulidae) by scale reading,
in the coast of Colima, Mexico............................................................................................................519
Gallardo-Cabello, Manuel; Espino-Barr, Elaine; González-Orozco, Fernando; Garcia-Boa,
Arturo
Four new species of eastern tropical Pacific jawfishes (Opistognathus: Opistognathidae)
Bussing, William A.; Lavenberg, Robert J..........................................................................................529
Fauna extraida en la exploración del barco M/N "Vikheim" al noroeste del Caribe
Colombiano.........................................................................................................................................551
Álvarez-León, Ricardo; Rey-Carrasco, Iván
Lunar phase and catch success of the striped marlin (Tetrapturus audax) in sport fishing at
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico.............................................................................................555
Ponce-Díaz, G.; Ortega-García, S.; Hernández-Vázquez, S.
Distribution and abundance of Syacium ovale larvae (Pleuronectiformes: Paralichthyidae) in
the Gulf of California...........................................................................................................................561
Aceves-Medina, Gerardo; Saldierna-Martínez, Ricardo J.; González, Enrique A.
Distribución y abundancia de Caiman crocodilus en el Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre
Caño Negro, Costa Rica.....................................................................................................................571
Cabrera Peña, Jorge; Protti Quesada, Maurizio; Urriola Hernández, Mario; Cubero Murillo,
Rolando
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Vertebrados terrestres
Dieta del capibara Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris (Rodentia: Hydrochaeridae) en Caño Limón,
Arauca, Colombia ...............................................................................................................................579
Forero-Montaña, Jimena; Betancur, Julio; Cavelier, Jaime
Afinidad ecológica y distribución actual de Primates (Cebidae) en Campeche, México....................591
Navarro Fernández, Eloísa; Pozo de la Tijera, Carmen; Escobedo Cabrera, Enrique
REVISTA DE BIOLOGIA TROPICAL
v.51 n.3-4 septiembre-diciembre 2003
JOSÉ LUIS OCHOA, ERICK NÚÑEZ- V ÁZQUEZ & JORGE SAAD
Spanish terms used to describe "red tides" ...................................................................................... 621
MlCROBIOLOGY
K. KATHIRESAN
Polythene and plastic-degrading microbes in an Indian mangrove soil . .......................................... 629
BIOMEDICINE
MILDRED GARCÍA GoNZÁLEZ, TEREsITA COTO MORALES, GERARDO A. SOTO
RODRÍGUEZ & LILIANA PAZOS
Sub-chronic toxicity and test of eye irritability of leaf aqueous extract from Plantago major
(plantaginaceae).................................................................................................................................635
ADRIANA TROYO & MISAEL CHINCHILLA
In vitro multiplication of Toxoplasma gondii and Trypanosoma cruzi in mouse, rat, and
hamster astrocytes .............................................................................................................................639
MARY C. SETZER, DEBRA M. MoRIARITY, ROBERT O. LAWTON, WILLIAM N. SETZER,
GLENN A. GENTRY & WILLIAM A. HABER
Phytomedicinal potential of tropical cloudforest plants from Monteverde, Costa Rica ......................647
BOTANY
BEATRIZ GRANADOS, BLANCA PÉREZ-GARCÍA & ANICETO MENDOZA
Sexual phase of the fems Odontosoria schlechtendalii and Odontosoria scandens
(Dennstaedtiaceae) ............................................................................................................................675
ANA HINE-GóMEZ & LISETTE VALVERDE-CERDAS
In vitro establishment of Cryptomeriajaponica (Taxocidaceae) .........................................................683
IVONNE SANMARTIN-GAJARDO & L. PATRICIA C. MORELLATO
Inter and intraspecifie variation on reproduetive phenology of the Brazilian Atlantie forest
Rubiaeeae: eeology and phylogenetie eonstraints.............................................................................691
ROBERTA CASTll.LO M., MANUEL LIVERA M., ALICIA E. BRECHÚ F. & JUDITH
MÁRQUEZ-GUZMÁN
Sexual eompatibility between two types of Hylocerus (Caetaeeae) ..................................................699
ELiDAM. VARGAS,EMILIOCASTRO,GABRIELMACAYA& OSCARJ. ROCHA
Variation in fruit and seed size from 38 wild populations of Phaseolus lunatus (Fabaeeae)
from Central Valley, Costa Rica..........................................................................................................707
PATRICIA S. Hoc, SHIRLEY M. EsPERT, SUSANA I. DREWES & ALICIA D. BURGHARDT
Polymorphism of Phaseolus vulgaris varoaborigineus (Fabaeeae). Evidenees of natural
hibridation ...........................................................................................................................................725
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES
CARLOS ÁLVAREZ SILVA, MAIÚA GUADALUPE MIRANDA ARCE & GRACIELA DE
LARA-IsASSI
The farnily Pontellidae (Crustaeea: Copepoda) in La Ventosa Bay, Oaxaea, Mexieo:
Systematies and basie ecology..........................................................................................................737
ANA DENISSE RE-ARAUJO & M. DE JESÚS ACOSTA RUlZ
Leeithin essay in the diet of young Penaeus vannamei (Crustaeea: Decapoda)...............................743
ALFREOO CAMPAÑA ToRRES, HUMBERTO VILLARREAL COLMENARES, ROBERTO
CNERA CERECEDO & LUIS RAFAEL MARTÍNEZ CÓROOVA
Effeet of diet protein on the development of young Australian lobsters, Cherax
quadricarinatus
(Deeapoda: Parastaeidae)................................................................................................................. 749
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TERRESTRlALINVERTEBRATES
MAIÚA F. ACHINELLY & JUAN 1. GARCÍA
Effect of temperature on longevity and infeetion with the nematode Strelkovimermis
spiculatus
(Nemata: Mermithidae), a parasite of eulicid mosquitoes..................................................................753
MARIO VARGAS V. & JORGE V. VARGAS C.
Male and mosquito larvae survey at the Arenal-Tempisque irrigation project, Guanacaste,
Costa Rica .........................................................................................................................................759
R.D. BRICEÑO
Sexual behavior of mutant strains of the medfIy Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) ................763
AQUATICVERTEBRATES
WELBER SENTEIO SMITH, MIGUEL PETRERE JR. & WALTER BARRELLA
The fish fauna in tropical rivers: The case of the Sorocaba river basin, Silo Paulo, Brazil................769
LUIS AMADO AYALA-PÉREZ, JULIA RAMOS MIRANDA & DOMINGO FLORES
HERNÁNDEZ
The fish communityin Laguna de Términos:comparedcurrent structure............................................783
GERMÁN PEQUEÑO R. & SYLVIA SÁENZ B.
Characteristicsof Carcharhinusgalapagensisfrom Salas y GómezIsland,Chile
(Chondrichthyes: Carcharhinidae)......................................................................................................795
TERRESTRIALVERTEBRATES
WILLIAM W. LAMAR & MAHMOOD SASA
A newspeciesof hognosepitviper,genusPorthidium,fromthe southwestemPacificof Costa Rica
(Serpentes:Viperidae)........................................................................................................................ 797
WILLIAM W. LAMAR
A new species of slender coralsnake from Colombia, and its clinal and ontogenetic variation
(Serpentes: Elapidae: Leptomicrurus)............................................................................................... 805
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