Bioscience January-December 1996: Vol 46 Index

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Index to Volume 46
January-December 1996
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[BH] = Biology in History _. [WW] Participants at the Ameri¬ Vol. 46, No. 6
[E] = Education can Forest Congress find common
[F] = Feature ground, 6: 399
[L] = Letter _. [F] Reverent approach to the Structural and Functional Aspects,
[PB] = Professional Biologist natural world. A, 7: 475 Vol. 2, 5: 379
[PF] = Policy Forum _. [WW] Science in crisis?, 11:812 Bronstein, Judith [BR] The Coevolu¬
[RT] = Roundtable
Baker, Jack [L] Scientific apples and tionary Process, 1: 58
[RU] = Reseach Update
[SB] = Special Book Article religious oranges, 1: 2 Brower, Lincoln P., Linda S. Fink, An¬
[SN] = Society News Bardell, David [BH] Nestling cuckoos to drew Van Zandt Brower, Kingston
[TB] = Thinking of Biology vaccination—a commemoration of Leong, Karen Oberhauser, Sonia
[V] = Viewpoint Edward Jenner, 11: 866 Altizer, Orley Taylor, Danel
[WW] = Washington Watch Baskin, Yvonne [F] Curbing undesir¬ Vickerman, William H. Calvert, Tonya
able invaders, 10: 731 Van Hook, Alfonso Alonso-Mejia,
Bastiani, M. J. see Ganfornina, M. D. Stephen B. Malcolm, Denis F. Owen
Authors Batzer, M. A. see Novick, G. E. & Myron P. Zalucki [L] Response,
Beer, Colin [BR] Unravelling Animal Monarch transfer: A real concern?,
Mkire, C. see Loses, E. Behaviour, 2nd edition, 7: 547 8: 563
Mien, William H. [F] Traveling across Bella, David A. [RT] The pressures of Brown, Kathryn S. [F] Do disease cycles
the treetops, 11: 796 organizations and the responsibili¬ follow changes in weather?, 7: 479
_. [F] Varied bats of Barro Colo¬ ties of university professors, 10: 772 _. [RU] Finding plankton without
rado Island, The, 9: 639 Bennett, Bradley C. [BR] Ethnobotany: leaving the lab, 6: 397
Monso-Mejia, A. see Brower, L. P. Evolution of a Discipline, 9: 713 _. [F] Infanticide as a way to get
Mpert, Peter [A] Integrated Conserva¬ Bennett, Jack [L] Unlimited growth?, 6: ahead, 3: 174
tion and Development Projects, 11: 389 _. [F] Life on the molecular farm, 2:
845 Berenbaum, May [BR] The Beauty of 80
^Itizer, S. see Brower, L. P. the Beastly, 4: 297 Burgers, C. J. see Van Wilgen, B. W.
Ambrose, S. see Lazarus, B. Berkowitz, Ari [TB] Our genes, our¬ Burris, John E. [A] Introduction: Hope
^nderson, Roger C. [BR] Wild Forest selves?, 1: 42 for the evolving marine biotechnol¬
Conservation Biology and Public Bird, Stephanie J. [RT] The role of ogy revolution, 4: 235
Policy, 9: 697 science professionals in teaching re¬ Busch, Lisa [F] Saving whales conten-
Mkinson, Daniel E. [L] Science versus sponsible research conduct, 10:783 tiously, 10: 736
environmental advocacy, 11: 794 Blaustein, Andrew R., Joseph M. Calvert, W. H. see Brower, L. P.
3aker, Beth [WW] After a long wait, an Kiesecker, Susan C. Walls & D. Grant Caren, Linda D. [BR] Immunology: Un¬
environmental Farm Bill passes mus¬ Hokit [L] Field experiments, amphib¬ derstanding the Immune System, 10:
ter, 7: 486 ian mortality, and UV radiation, 6: 788
_. [F] Building a better oyster, 4: 386 Carper, E. R. see Dobson, A. P.
240 Blockstein, David E. [BR] Environmen¬ Carte, Brad K. [A] Biomedical Potential
_. [WW] Environment as election tal Policy and Biodiversity, 9: 695 of Marine Natural Products, 4: 271
issue. The, 8: 574 _. [BR] Noah’s Choice: The Future Castilla, J. C. see Power, M. E.
_. [WW] Experts ponder the ethics of Endangered Species, 6: 458 Catania, Kenneth C. & Jon H. Kaas [A]
of xenotransplantation, 9: 643 Bond, W. J. see Power, M. E. The Unusual Nose and Brain of the
_. [WW] Getting out of the red by Boness, Daryl J. & W. Don Bowen [A] Star-Nosed Mole, 8: 578
going green, 5: 322 The Evolution of Maternal Care in Chace, Fenner A. Jr., [L] Misleading
_. [WW] How shall the forests be Pinnipeds, 9: 645 view of on-line museums, 1: 2
managed? The Seventh American Bowen, W. D. see Boness, D. J. * Chasan, Rebecca [RU] Advantages of
Forest Congress wants to know, 1:16 Bralley, Patricia [TB] An introduction to being juvenile. The, 11: 804
_. [WW] Man in the Biosphere molecular linguistics, 2: 146 _. [RU] Resistance genes chal¬
under bombardment, 10: 739 Brewer, Garry D. [BR] Marine Mam¬ lenge plant fitness, 11: 804
_. [WW] Nation’s seed bank could mals and the Exxon Valdez 2: 154 _. [RU] Singeing or sulfuric acid
use some congressional cash. The, Bronner, Felix [BR] Biomembranes: does the job, 11: 800
December 1996 881
_. [RU] What fossil woods say Immune Response, 9: 705 alism: Colonial Expansion, Tropical
about climate, 11: 803 _. [BR] ImmunoBiology: The Im¬ Island Edens and the Origins of En¬
Cheng, Mei-Fang [BR] An Introduction mune System in Health and Diseases, vironmentalism, 1600-1860, 9: 698
to Neuroendocrinology, 3: 214 3: 215 Hursh, D. A. see Mortin, M. A.
Cohen, Warren B., Mark E. Harmon, Ganfornina, Maria D., Diego Sanchez Jennings, M. see Scott, J. M.
David O. Wallin & Maria Fiorella [A] & Michael J. Bastiani [A] Role of the Jones, Clive G., Richard S. Ostfeld &
Two Decades of Carbon Flux from Cell Surface in Neuronal Pathfind¬ Jerry O. Wolff [L] A correction to “Of
Forests of the Pacific Northwest, 11: ing, The, 5: 344 Mice and Mast,” 8: 565
836 Garnett, Geoffrey P. [A] Ecology of Jones, C. G. see Ostfeld, R. S.
Cohn, Jeffrey P. [F] New defenders of Emergent Infectious Disease, The, Jordan, Thomas E. & Donald E. Weller
wildlife, 1:11 2: 127 [A] Human Contributions to Terres¬
_. [F] Sonoran desert. The, 2: 84 Gilbert, Gregory S. [A] Plant Disease trial Nitrogen Flux, 9: 655
Cole, Leonard A. [BR] The DNA Mys¬ and the Conservation of Tropical Kaas, J. H. see Catania, K. C.
tique: The Gene As a Cultural Icon, 6: Forests, 2: 98 Kafkewitz, David [BR] Ecology and Evo¬
456 Gillis, Anna Maria [F] Andean fossils lution in Anoxic Worlds, 9: 700
_. [BR] The Lives to Come: The push back the age of origin for mod¬ _. [BR] The Physiology and Bio¬
Genetic Revolution and Human Pos¬ ern ecosystems and species’ lin¬ chemistry of Prokaryotes: Microbial
sibilities, 9: 708 eages, 8: 570 Physiology and Metabolism; and Mi¬
Cook, R. J. see Kelman, A. _. [RU] Grafts and genetic varia¬ crobial Physiology, 3rd edition, 9:704
Cowling, R. M. see Van Wilgen, B. W. tion, 11: 807 Kareiva, P. see Secord, D.
Csuti, B. see Scott, J. M. _. [RU] Growth versus not in Keiper, J. B. [L] Monarch transfer: A
Daily, Gretchen C., and Paul R. Ehrlich Alaska, 11: 809 real concern?, 8: 562
[L] Nothing new, 1: 5 _. [RU] Lirrits on aggression, 11: Kelman, Arthur & R. James Cook [PB]
Daily, G. see Power, M. E. 810 Role of a competitive research grants
Davis, Frank W. [L] Nature of GAP _. [RU] Make sure you have a program for agriculture, food, and
Analysis, The, 2: 74 good map, 11: 808 natural resources. The, 7: 533
Davis, Jerrold I. [A] Phylogenetics, _. [BR] New Science Journalists, Kiesecker, J. M. see Blaustein, A. R.
Molecular Variation, and Species The, 1: 59 Kloepper, Joseph W. [A] Host Specific¬
Concepts, 7: 502 _[RU] Tucking away carbon diox¬ ity in Microbe-Microbe Interactions,
Deininger, P. L. see Novick, G. E. ide, 11: 809 6: 406
Dinsmore, Charles [BR] Refiguring Life: _. [RU] Water for all, 11: 808 Knox, Eric B. [BR] Experimental and
Metaphors of Twentieth-Century Bi¬ _. [F] Weathering warming in Colo¬ Molecular Approaches to Plant Bio-
ology, 8: 627 rado, 3: 178 systematics, 9: 715
Dobberfuhl, D. R. see Elser, J. J. _. [RU] Where biodiversity law Kolasa, Kathryn [BR] Nutrition and Dis¬
Dobson, Andrew P. [A] Infectious Dis¬ stands, 11: 810 ease Update: Cancer; Nutrition and
eases and Human Population His¬ _. [F] Why sleep?, 6: 391 Disease Update: Heart Disease, 3:
tory, 2: 115 Ginzburg, Lev [BR] Theoretical Evolu¬ 218
Dunn, Christopher P. [BR] These Ameri¬ tionary Ecology, 1: 61 Koopman, Karl F. [BR] The Evolution of
can Lands: Parks, Wilderness, and Grant, M. C. see Mitton, J. B. Theodosius Dobzhansky: Essays on
the Public Lands, 3: 209 Greenberg, R. see Perfecto, I. His Life and Thought in Russia and
Easter-Pilcher, Andrea [A] Implement¬ Grutter, A. S. see Poulin, R. America, 3: 217
ing the Endangered Species Act, 5: Hagedorn, Charles [BR] Biological Con¬ Koptur, Suzanne [BR] Diversity and
355 trol of Weeds and Plant Diseases: Evolutionary Biology of Tropical Flow¬
Edwards, Thomas C. [L] Data defensi- Advances in Applied Allelopathy, 3rd ers, 3: 222
bility and GAP Analysis, 2: 75 edition, 7: 549 Korpimaki, Erkki & Charles J. Krebs [A]
Ehrlich, P. R. see Daily, G. C. Hart, Stephen [RU] Ants and their fun¬ Predation and Population Cycles of
Elser, James J., Dean R. Dobberfuhl, gal favorites, 11: 801 Small Mammals, 10: 753
Neil A. MacKay & John H. Schampel _. [RU] Classifications a click Kozlowski, T. T. [BR] Resource Physi¬
[A] Organism Size, Life History, and away?, 11: 801 ology of Conifers: Acquisition, Allo¬
N:P Stoichiometry, 9: 674 _. [RU] Modeling face recognition, cation, and Utilization, 4: 298
Estes, J. A. see Power, M. E. 11: 806 Krebs, C. J. see Korpimaki, E.
Federici, Brian A. & Joseph V. Maddox _. [RU] Prairie parasite, 11: 802 Kuroiwa, Tsuneyoshi & Hidenobu
[A] Host Specificity in Microbe-In¬ _. [SB] Producing a great textbook Uchida [A] Organelle Division and
sect Interactions, 6: 410 with the help of a developmental edi¬ Cytoplasmic Inheritance, 11: 827
Fink, L. S. see Brower, L. P. tor, 9: 691 Lackey, Robert T. [BR] Environmental
Fiorella, M. see Cohen, W. B. _. [F] RNA’s revising machinery, Management: Issues and Solutions,
Fitzsimmons, Allan K. [L] Stop the pa¬ 5: 318 7: 548
rade, 2: 78 __. [RU] Sniffing to separate spe¬ Lane, M. J. see Sakai, A. K.
Forest, Herman S. [L] Doing what we cies, 11: 802 Lattin, John D. [BR] Insect Conserva¬
can, 6: 389 Harmon, M. E. see Cohen, W. B. tion Biology, 3: 212
Fort, Daniel & Maurice Zeeman [BR] Hayes, J. see Losos, E. Lazarus, Barbara & Susan Ambrose
Industrial Ecology and Global Herrera, R. J. see Novick, G. E. [BR] Who Succeeds in Science?:
Change 9: 701 Hokit, D. G. see Blaustein, A. R. The Gender Dimension, 11: 874
Fri, Robert [PF] Response—Guessing Holland, Marge [BR] Groundwater Ecol¬ Leong, K. see Brower, L. P.
is not the point, 7: 490 ogy, 2: 156 Les, D. H. see Philbrick, C. T.
Furlow, Bryant [L] Quality coverage?, Holmes, E. C. see Garnett, G. P. Lewis, Ricki [F] Unraveling the weave
1: 3 Hubbell, S. P. see Gilbert, G. S. of spider silk, 9: 636
Ganea, Doina [BR] Apoptosis and the Hughes, J. Donald [BR] Green Imperi¬ Licht, Lawrence E. [L] Amphibian de-
882 BioScience Vol. 46 No. 11
I Cline still a puzzle, 3: 172 Alu in the Human Genome, The, 1: Models of Ecosystem Response to
r Lidicker, William Z. Jr. [L] Misleading 32 Global Change, 3: 190
view of on-line museums, 1: 2 Oberhauser, K. see Brower, L. P. Real, Leslie A. [A] Sustainability and
Liddle, Larry B. [BR] Algae: An Intro¬ Obrycki, J. J. see Strand, M. R. the Ecology of Infectious Diesease,
duction to Phycology, 9: 720 Onstad, David W. & Michael L. 2: 88
! Liles, George [F] Gambling on marine McManus [A] Risks of Host Range Remington C. L. see Smith, H. R.
biotechnology, 4: 250 Expansion by Parasites of Insects, Rice, R. A. see Perfecto, I.
Lively, Curtis M. [A] Host-Parasite Co- 6: 430 Rice, William R. [A] Evolution of the Y
evoiution and Sex, 2: 107 Ostfeld, Richard S., Clive G. Jones & Sex Chromosome in Animals, 5:331
Lockshin, Richard A. [BR] Genes and Jerry O. Wolff [A] Of Mice and Mast, Richardson, Laurie L. [A] Remote Sens¬
Aging, 3: 213 5: 323 ing of Algal Bloom Dynamics, 7: 492
Loucks, Orie L. [BR] Long-Term Ex¬ Ostfeld, R. S. see Jones, C. G. Rosen, Walter G. [BR] Environmental
periments with Acid Rain in Norwe¬ Owen, D. F. see Brower, L. P. Science: Earth as a Living System,
gian Forest Ecosystems, 2: 155 Paine, R. T. see Power, M. E. 1: 61
Loses, Elizabeth, Justin Hayes, Ali Palmer, A. Richard [A] Waltzing with _. [BR] Hidden Histories of Sci¬
Phillips, David Wilcove & Carolyn Asymmetry, 7: 518 ence, 7: 548
I Alkire [L] A slanted party line, Re- Paoletti, Maurizio G. & David Pimentel Rowe, J. Stan [L] An interest in ecosys¬
“ sponse,1:4 [A] Genetic Engineering in Agricul¬ tems, 6: 389
Lubchenco, J. see Power, M. E. ture and the Environment, 9: 665 Saffo, Mary Beth [BR] Concepts of
Luken, James O. and John W. Thieret Patric, James H. [L] A slanted party Symbiogenesis: A Historical and
[A] Amur Honeysuckle, Its Fall from line, 1: 4 Critical Study of the Research of
Grace, 1: 18 Pennisi, Elizabeth [F] Sorcerers of the Russian Botanists; Evolution by As¬
Mack, Alison [F] Building blocks of grass. sea, 4: 236 sociation: A History of Symbiosis;
The, 7: 482 Perfecto, Ivette, Robert A. Rice, Russell Symbiotic Interactions, 4: 300
I MacKay, N. A. see Elser J. J. Greenberg & Martha E. Van der Voort Samson, Fred [BR] Biodiversity and
* Maddox, J. V. see Federici, B. A. [A] Shade Coffee: A Disappearing Landscapes: A Paradox of Human¬
Malcolm, S. B. see Brower, L. P. Refuge for Biodiversity, 8: 598 ity, 5: 378
Mantel, Linda H. [BR] Water Relations Philbrick, C. Thomas & Donald H. Les _. [BR] Conservation, 5: 378
of Terrestrial Arthropods, 7: 545 [A] Evolution of Aquatic Angiosperm Sanchez, D. see Ganfornina, M. D.
Mattson, David J. [RT] Ethics and sci¬ Reproductive Systems, 11: 813 Sakai, Ann K. & Melissa J. Lane [RT]
ence in natural resource agencies, Phillips, A. see Losos, E. National Science Foundation fund¬
I 10:766 Pimentel, David [BR] Mahatma Gandhi: ing patterns of women and minori¬
Mattson, W. J. see Niemela, P. An Apostle of Applied Human Ecol¬ ties in biology, 8: 621
McEvoy, Peter B. [A] Host Specificity ogy, 8: 626 Sarkar, Sahotra [BR] Earth First! Envi¬
and Biological Pest Control, 6: 401 Pimentel, D. see Paoletti, M. G. ronmental Apocalypse, 8: 628
McLaughlin, S. B. [BR] The Ecophysiol- Poulin, Robert & Alexandra S. Grutter _. [TB] Ecological theory and anu-
ogy of Coniferous Forests, 6: 455 [A] Cleaning Symbioses: Proximate ran declines, 3: 199
McManus, M. L. see Onstad, D. W. and Adaptive Explanations, 7: 512 _. [TB] Decoding “coding”—infor¬
Menge, B. A. see Power, M. E. Power, Mary E., David Tilman, James mation and DNA, 11: 857
Mengesha, Melak H. [L] Genebank was A. Estes, Bruce A. Menge, William J. Schampel, J. H. see Elser, J. J.
not ransacked, 1:3 Bond, L. Scott Mills, Gretchen Daily, Scott, J. Michael [L] Landscape ap¬
Mills, L. S. see Power, M. E. Juan Carlos Castilla, Jane proaches to mapping biodiversity, 2:
Mims, Forrest M. Ill [L] UV radiation Lubchenco & Robert T. Paine [A] 77
and field experiments, 8: 564 Challenges in the Quest for Key¬ Seastedt, Tim [SN] Ecosystem science
Mitton, Jeffry B. and Michael C. Grant stones, 8: 609 and society, 5: 370
[A] Genetic Variation and the Natu¬ Powledge, Fred [RU] Changing Chesa¬ Secord, David & Peter Kareiva [RT]
ral History of Quaking Aspen, 1: 25 peake, 6: 397 Perils and pitfalls in the host speci¬
Morse, Aileen N. C. and Daniel E. Morse _. [RU] Will there be Jaguars or ficity paradigm, 6: 448
[A] Flypapers for Coral and Other jaguars?, 6: 398 Shapiro, Arthur M. [BR] Without
Planktonic Larvae, 4: 254 Powledge, Tabitha M. [RU] Ever differ¬ Miracles: Universal Selection Theory
Morse, D. E. see Morse, A. N. C. ent, 6: 394 and the Second Darwinian Revolu¬
Mortin, Mark A. and Deborah A. Hursh _. [RU] Evolution of morality. The, tion, 11: 872
[BR] Lords of the Fly: Drosophila 6: 395 Shepanek, Robert [BR] Environmental
Genetics and the Experimental Life, _. [F] Genetics and the control of Information Management and Analy¬
5: 377 crime, 1: 7 sis: Ecosystem to Global Scales, 3:
Myers, Norman [BR] Biodiversity Loss; Putzrath, Resha M. [BR] But Is It True? 210
Biodiversity Conservation, 9: 717 A Citizen’s Guide to Environmental Shilling, Fraser [L] Overstating com¬
Nachman, Michael W [BR] Population Health and Safety Issues, 9: 707 mon ground, 9: 634
Genetics, Molecular Evolution, and _. [BR] Genetics and Cancer Sus¬ Shrader-Frechette, Kristin [L] Response
the Neutral Theory: Selected Pa¬ ceptibility: Implications for Risk As¬ to Judge for yourself, 10: 730
pers, 3: 221 sessment. Proceedings of the Eighth _. [PF] Science versus educated
Niemela, Pekka & William J. Mattson International Conference on Carcino¬ guessing—risk assessment, nuclear
[A] Invasion of North American For¬ genesis and Risk Assessment, 10: waste, and public policy, 7: 488
ests by European Phytophagous in¬ 787 Simms, Ellen L. [A] Evolutionary Ge¬
sects, 10: 740 Radmer, Richard J. [A] Algal Diversity netics of Plant-Pathogen Systems,
Novick, Gabriel E., Mark A. Batzer, and Commercial Algal Products, 4: The, 2: 136
Prescott L. Deininger and Rene J. 263 Slobodkin, Lawrence [BR] The Third
Herrera [A] Mobile Genetic Element Rastetter, Edward B. [A] Validating Culture: Beyond the Scientific Revo-
December 1996 883
lution, 9: 710 Wilcove, D. see Loses, E. tory of Quaking Aspen, Jeffry B.
Smith, Courtland [L] Nothing new, Re¬ Wolff, J. O. see Ostfeld, R. S. Mitton & Michael C. Grant, 1: 25
sponse, 1: 6 Wolff, J. O. see Jones, C. G. Host-Parasite Coevolution and Sex,
Smith, Harvey R. & Charles Lee Woodhead, Avril D. [BR] Understand¬ Curtis M. Lively, 2: 107
Remington [A] Food Specificity in ing Ageing, 3: 219 Host Specificity and Biological Pest
Interspecies Competition, 6: 436 Wright, R. G. see Scott, J. M. Control, Peter B. McEvoy, 6: 401
Spingarn, Arthur L. [L] Chilling layoffs, Young, Craig M. [BR] Reproduction and Host Specificity in Microbe-Insect In¬
6: 388 Development of Marine Inverte¬ teractions, Brian A. Federici & Jo¬
Stafford, Susan G. [PB] Finding leader¬ brates, 6: 460 seph V. Maddox, 6: 410
ship opportunities in an era of dual¬ Zalucki, M. P. see Brower, L. P. Host Specificity in Microbe-Microbe
career families, 1: 52 Zeeman, Maurice [BR] Our Stolen Fu¬ Interactions, Joseph W. Kloepper,
Staves M. P. see Wayne, R. ture: Are We Threatening Our Fertil¬ 6: 406
Stevens, Jane Ellen [F] It’s a jungle in ity, Intelligence, and Survival? A Host Specificity of Insect Parasitoids
there, 5: 314 Scientific Detective Story, 7: 542 and Predators, Michael R. Strand &
Strand, Michael R. & John J. Obrycki Zeeman, M. see Fort D. John J. Obrycki, 6: 422
[A] Host Specificity of Insect Parasi- Zemansky, Gilbert M. [RT] Ethical ten¬ Human Contributions to Terrestrial Ni¬
toids and Predators, 6; 422 sions in technical consulting, 10:779 trogen Flux, Thomas E. Jordan &
Tangley, Laura [RU] Bleaching on the Donald E. Weller, 9: 655
rise in Belize, 6: 395 AIBS News Implementing the Endangered Species
_. [F] Ground rules emerge for Act, Andrea Easter-Pilcher, 5: 355
marine bioprospectors, 4: 245 1996 AIBS officers and board members Infectious Diseases and Human Popu¬
_. [RU] Vaginal foams from frogs?, elected, 4: 289 lation History, Andrew P. Dobson
6: 396 1996 Distinguished Service Award pre¬ and E. Robin Carper, 2: 115
Tattersall, Ian [BR] Origins of Anatomi¬ sented to Thomas Eisner, 9: 724 Integrated Conservation and Develop¬
cally Modern Humans, 3; 217 ment Projects, Peter Alpert, 11: 845
Taylor, O. see Brower, L. P. Articles Introduction: Hope for the evolving
Thieret, J. W., see Luken, J. 0. marine biotechnology revolution,
Thorington, R. W. Jr. [BR] Seventy- Algal Diversity and Commercial Algal John E. Burris, 4: 235
Five Years of Mammalogy (1919- Products, Richard J. Radmer, 4:263 Invasion of North American Forests by
1994), 1: 56 Amur Honeysuckle, Its Fall from Grace, European Phytophagous Insects,
Tibbetts, John [F] Farming and fishing James O. Luken & John W. Thieret, Pekka Niemela & William J. Mattson,
in the wake of El Nino, 8: 566 1: 18 10: 740
Tilman, D. see Power, M. E. Biomedical Potential of Marine Natural Mobile Genetic Element Alu in the Hu¬
Uchida, H. see Kuroiwa, T. Products, Brad K. Carte, 4: 271 man Genome, The, Gabriel E.
Van der Voort, M. E. see Perfecto, I. Challenges in the Quest for Keystones, Novick, Mark A. Batzer, Prescott L.
Van Hook, T. see Brower, L. P. Mary E. Power, David Tilman, James Deininger & Rene J. Herrera, 1: 32
Van Volkenburgh, Elizabeth [BR] Life A. Estes, Bruce A. Menge, William J. Of Mice and Mast, Richard S. Ostfeld,
Processes of Plants, 1: 55 Bond, L. Scott Mills, Gretchen Daily, Clive G. Jones & Jerry O. Wolff, 5:
Van Wilgen, Brian W., Richard M. Cowl¬ Juan Carlos Castilla, Jane 323
ing and Chris J. Burgers [A] Valua¬ Lubchenco & Robert T. Paine, 8: Oil, Seabirds, and Science, John A.
tion of Ecosystem Services, 3: 184 609 Wiens, 8: 587
Van Zandt Brower, A. see Brower, L. P. Cleaning Symbioses: Proximate and Organelle Division and Cytoplasmic In¬
Vickerman, D. see Brower, L. P. Adaptive Explanations, Robert Poulin heritance, Tsuneyoshi Kuroiwa &
Wagner, Frederic H. [RT] Ethics, sci¬ & Alexandra S. Grutter, 7: 512 Hidenobu Uchida, 11: 827
ence, and public policy, 10: 764 Ecology of Emergent Infectious Dis¬ Organism Size, Life History, and N:P
Walker, Thomas J. [V] Electronic re¬ ease, The, Geoffrey P. Garnett and Stoichiometry, James J. Elser, Dean
prints—Segueing into electronic pub¬ Edward C. Holmes, 2: 127 R. Dobberfuhl, Neil A. MacKay &
lication of biological journals, 3:171 Evolution of Aquatic Angiosperm Re¬ John H. Schampel, 9: 674
Wallin, D. 0. see Cohen, W. B. productive Systems, C. Thomas Phylogenetics, Molecular Variation, and
Walls, S. C. see Blaustein, A. R. Philbrick & Donald H. Les, 11:813 Species Concepts, Jerrold I. Davis,
Waltner-Toews, David [TB] Ecosystem Evolution of Maternal Care in Pinni¬ 7: 502
health—a framework for implement¬ peds, The, Daryl J. Boness & W. Don Plant Diseases and the Conservation of
ing sustainability in agr’culture, 9: Bowen, 9: 645 Tropical Forests, Gregory S. Gilbert
686 Evolution of the Y Sex Chromosome in and Stephen P. Hubbell, 2: 98
Wayne, Randy and Mark P. Staves Animals, William R. Rice, 5: 331 Predation and Population Cycles of
[RT] The August Krogh principle Evolutionary Genetics of Plant-Patho¬ Small Mammals, Erkki Korpimaki &
applies to plants, 5: 365 gen Systems, The, Ellen L. Simms, Charles J. Krebs, 10: 753
Weil, Vivian [BR] Research Ethics: 2: 136 Remote Sensing of Algal Bloom Dy¬
Cases and Materials, 9: 705 Flypapers for Coral and Other Plank¬ namics, Laurie L. Richardson, 7:492
Weller, D. E. see Jordan, T. E. tonic Larvae, Aileen N. C. Morse & Risks of Host Range Expansion by Para¬
Westra, Laura [L] Response to Sagoff/ Daniel E. Morse, 4: 254 sites of Insects, David W. Onstad &
Daly debate, 3: 173 Food Specificity in Interspecies Com¬ Michael L. McManus, 6: 430
Whipple, Chris [L] Judge for yourself, petition, Harvey R. Smith & Charles Role of the Cell Surface in Neuronal
10: 730 Lee Remington, 6: 436 Pathfinding, The, Maria D.
_. [L] Response to Shrader- Genetic Engineering in Agriculture and Ganfornina, Diego Sanchez &
Frechette’s Response, 10: 731 the Environment, Maurizio G. Paoletti Michael Bastiani, 5: 344
Wiens, John A. [A] Oil, Seabirds, and & David Pimentel, 9: 665 Shade Coffee: A Disappearing Refuge
Science, 8: 587 Genetic Variation and the Natural His¬ for Biodiversity, Ivette Perfecto, Rob-
884 BioScience Vol. 46 No. 11
ert A. Rice, Russell Greenberg & Concepts of Symbiogenesis: A Histori¬ esis and Risk Assessment, edited by
Martha E. Van der Voort, 8: 598 cal and Critical Study of the Re¬ Cheryl Walker, John Groopman,
Sustainability and the Ecology of Infec¬ search of Russian Botanists, by Liya Thomas J. Slaga & Andres Klien-
tious Disease, Leslie A. Real, 2: 88 N. Khakina, edited by Lynn Margulis Szanto, reviewed by Resha M.
Two Decades of Carbon Flux from For¬ & Mark McMenamin, reviewed by Putzrath, 10: 787
ests of the Pacific Northwest, War¬ Mary Beth Saffo, 4: 300 Green Imperialism: Colonial Expansion,
ren B. Cohen, Mark E. Harmon, David Conservation, by Carl F. Jordan, re¬ Tropical Island Edens and the Ori¬
O. Waliin & Maria Fiorella, 11: 836 viewed by Fred Samson, 5: 378 gins of Environmentalism, 1600-
Unusual Nose and Brain of the Star- Diversity and Evolutionary Biology of 1860, by Richard H. Grove, reviewed
Nosed Mole, The, Kenneth C. Tropical Flowers, by Peter K. by J. Donald Hughes, 9: 698
Catania & Jon H. Kaas, 8: 578 Endress, reviewed by Suzanne Groundwater Ecology, edited by Janine
Validating Models of Ecosystem Re¬ Koptur, 3: 222 Gibert, Dan L. Danielopol & Jack A.
sponse to Global Change, Edward DNA Mystique: The Gene As a Cultural Stanford, reviewed by Marge Hol¬
B. Rastetter, 3: 190 Icon, The, by Dorothy Nelkin & M. land, 2: 156
Valuation of Ecosystem Services, Brian Susan Lindee, reviewed by Leonard Hidden Histories of Science, edited by
W. van Wilgen, Richard M. Cowling A. Cole, 6: 456 Robert B. Silvers, reviewed by Walter
and Chris J. Burgers, 3: 184 Earth First!: Environmental Apocalypse, G. Rosen, 7: 548
Waltzing with Asymmetry, A. Richard by Martha F. Lee, reviewed by Sahotra ImmunoBiology: The Immune System
Palmer, 7: 518 Sarkar, 8: 628 in Health and Diseases, edited by
Ecology and Evolution in Anoxic Worlds, Charles A. Janeway Jr. & Paul
Biology in History by Tom Fenchel & Bland J. Finlay, Travers, reviewed by Doina Ganea,
reviewed by David Kafkewitz, 9:700 3: 215
Nestling cuckoos to vaccination—a Ecophysiology of Coniferous Forests, Immunology: Understanding the Im¬
commemoration of Edward Jenner, The, edited by W. K. Smith & T. M. mune System, by Klaus D. Elgert,
David Bardell, 11: 866 Hinkley, reviewed by S. B. McLaughlin, reviewed by Linda D. Caren, 10:788
6: 45 Industrial Ecology and Global Change,
Books Environmental Information Manage¬ edited by R. Socolow, C. Andrews,
ment and Analysis: Ecosystem to F. Berkhout & V. Thomas, reviewed
Algae: An Introduction to Phycology, by Global Scales, edited by William K. by Daniel Fort & Maurice Zeeman, 9:
C. van den Hoek, D. G. Mann & H. M. Michener, James W. Brunt, & Susan 701
Jahns, reviewed by Larry B. Liddle, G. Stafford, reviewed by Robert Insect Conservation Biology, by Michael
9: 720 Shepanek, 3; 210 J. Samways, reviewed by John D.
Apoptosis and the Immune Response, Environmental Management: Issues Lattin, 3: 212
edited by Christopher D. Gregory, and Solutions, edited by Michael Introduction to Neuroendocrinology, An,
reviewed by D. Ganea, 9: 705 Atchia & Shawna Tropp, reviewed by Richard E. Brown, reviewed by
Beauty of the Beastly, The, by Natalie by Robert T. Lackey, 7: 548 Mei-Fang Cheng, 3: 214
Angler, reviewed by May Beren- Environmental Policy and Biodiversity, Life Processes of Plants, by Arthur W.
baum, 4: 297 edited by R. Edward Grumbine, re¬ Galston, reviewed by Elizabeth Van
Biodiversity Conservation, edited by viewed by David E. Blockstein, 9: Volkenburgh, 1: 55
Charles A. Perrings, Karl-Goran 695 Lives to Come: The Genetic Revolution
Maler, Carl Folke, C. S. Holling & Environmental Science: Earth as a Liv¬ and Human Possibilities, The, by
Bengt-Owe Jansson, reviewed by ing System, by Daniel Botkin & Ed¬ Philip Kitcher, reviewed by Leonard
Norman Myers, 9: 717 ward Keller, reviewed by Walter G. A. Cole, 9: 708
Biodiversity and Landscapes: A Para¬ Rosen, 1: 61 Long-Term Experiments with Acid Rain
dox of Humanity, edited by Ke Chung Ethnobotany: Evolution of a Discipline, in Norwegian Forest Ecosystems,
Kim & Robert D. Weaver, reviewed edited by Richard Evans Schultes & edited by Gunnar Abrahamsen, Arne
by Fred Samson, 5: 378 Siri von Reis, reviewed by Bradley C. O. Stuanes & Bjorn Tvelte, reviewed
Biodiversity Loss, edited by Charles A. Bennett, 9: 713 by Orie L. Loucks, 2: 155
Perrings, Karl-Goran Maler, Carl Evolution by Association: A History of Lords of the Fly: Drosophila Genetics
Folke, C. S. Holling & Bengt-Owe Symbiosis, by Jann Sapp, reviewed and the Experimental Life, by Robert
Jansson, reviewed by Norman by Mary Beth Saffo, 4: 300 E. Kohler, reviewed by Mark A. Mortin
Myers, 9: 717 Evolution of Theodosius Dobzhansky: & Deborah A. Hursh, 5: 377
Biological Control of Weeds and Plant Essays on His Life and Thought in Mahatma Ghandhi: An Apostle of Ap¬
Diseases: Advances in Applied Allel¬ Russia and America, The, edited by plied Human Ecology, by T. N.
opathy, 3rd edition, by Elroy L. Rice, Mark B. Adams, reviewed by Karl F. Khosoo, reviewed by David Pimentel,
reviewed by Charles Hagedorn, 7: Koopman, 3: 217 8: 626
549 Experimental and Molecular Ap¬ Marine Mammals and theExxon Valdez,
Biomembranes: Structural and Func¬ proaches to Plant Biosystematics, edited by Thomas R. Loughlin, re¬
tional Aspects, Vol. 2, edited by Meir edited by Peter C. Hoch & Andrew viewed by Garry D. Brewer, 2: 154
Shinitzy, reviewed by Felix Bronner, G. Stephenson, reviewed by Eric B. Microbial Physiology, 3rd edition, by A.
5: 379 Knox, 9: 715 G. Moat & J. W. Foster, reviewed by
But Is It True? A Citizen’s Guide to Genes and Aging, by M. S. Kanungo, David Kafkewitz, 9: 704
Environmental Health and Safety reviewed by Richard A. Lockshin, 3: Microbial Physiology and Metabolism,
Issues, by Aaron Wildavsky, re¬ 213 by D. R. Caldwell, reviewed by David
viewed by Resha M. Putzrath, 9:707 Genetics and Cancer Susceptibility: Kafkewitz, 9: 704
Coevolutionary Process, The, by John Implications for Risk Assessment. New Science Journalists, The, edited
N. Thompson, reviewed by Judith Proceedings of the Eighth Interna¬ by Ted Anton & Rick McCourt, re¬
Bronstein, 1: 58 tional Conference on Carcinogen¬ viewed by Anna Maria Gillis, 1: 59
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Noah’s Choice: The Future of Endan¬ Keller, reviewed by Charles Curbing undesirable invaders, Yvonne
gered Species, by Charles C. Mann Dinsmore, 8: 627 Baskin, 10: 731
& Mark L. Plummer, reviewed by Reproduction and Development of Ma¬ Do disease cycles follow changes in
David E. Blockstein, 6: 458 rine Invertebrates, edited by W. weather?, Kathryn S. Brown, 7: 479
Nutrition and Disease Update: Cancer, Herbert Wilson Jr., Stephen A. Farming and fishing in the wake of El
edited by Kenneth K. Carroll & David Strieker & George L. Shinn, reviewed Nino, John Tibbetts, 8: 566
Kritchevsky, reviewed by Kathryn by Craig M. Young, 6: 460 Gambling on marine biotechnology,
Kolasa, 3: 218 Research Ethics: Cases and Materials, George Liles, 4: 250
Nutrition and Disease Update: Heart edited by Robin Levin Penslar, re¬ Genetics and the control of crime,
Disease, edited by David Kritchevsky viewed by Vivian Weil, 9: 705 Tabitha M. Powledge, 1: 7
& Kenneth K. Carroll, reviewed by Resource Physiology of Conifers: Ac¬ Ground rules emerge for marine
Kathryn Kolasa, 3: 218 quisition, Allocation, and Utilization, bioprospectors, Laura Tangley, 4:
Origins of Anatomically Modern Hu¬ edited by William K. Smith & Thomas 245
mans, edited by Matthew H. Nitecki M. Hinckley, reviewed by T. T. Infanticide as a way to get ahead,
and Doris V. Nitecki, reviewed by Ian Kozlowski, 4: 298 Kathryn S. Brown, 3: 174
Tattersall, 3: 217 Seventy-Five Years of Mammalogy It’s a jungle in there, Jane Ellen Stevens,
Our Stolen Future: Are We Threatening (1919-1994), edited by Elmer C. 5: 314
Our Fertility, Intelligence, and Sur¬ Birney and Jerry R. Choate, reviewed Life on the molecular farm, Kathryn S.
vival? A Scientific Detective Story, by Richard W. Thorington Jr., 1: 56 Brown, 2: 80
by Theo Colborn, Dianne Dumanoski Symbiotic Interactions, by Angela E. New defenders of wildlife, Jeffrey P.
& John Peterson Myers, reviewed by Douglas, reviewed by Mary Beth Cohn, 1:11
Maurice Zeeman, 7: 542 Saffo, 4: 300 Reverent approach to the natural world,
Physiology and Biochemistry of Prokary¬ Theoretical Evolutionary Ecology, by A, Beth Baker, 7: 475
otes, The, by David C. White, re¬ Michael Bulmer, reviewed by Lev RNA’s revising machinery, Stephen
viewed by David Kafkewitz, 9: 704 Ginzburg, 1: 61 Hart, 5: 318
Population Genetics, Molecular Evolu¬ These American Lands: Parks, Wilder¬ Saving whales contentiously, Lisa
tion, and the Neutral Theory: Se¬ ness, and the Public Lands, by D. Busch, 10: 736
lected Papers, Motoo Kimura, ed¬ Zaslowsky and T. H. Watkins, re¬ Sonoran Desert, The, Jeffrey P. Cohn,
ited by Naoyuki Takahata, reviewed viewed by Christopher P. Dunn, 3: 2: 84
by Michael W. Nachman, 3:221 209 Sorcerers of the sea, Elizabeth Pennisi,
Refiguring Life: Metaphors of Twenti¬ Third Culture: Beyond the Scientific 4: 236
eth-Century Biology, by Evelyn Fox Revolution, The, by John Brockman, Traveling across the treetops, William
reviewed by Lawrence Slobodkin, 9: H. Allen, 11: 796
710 Unraveling the weave of spider silk,
Understanding Ageing, by Robin Ricki Lewis, 9: 636
Holliday, reviewed by Avril D. Varied bats of Barro Colorado Island,
fBiing9lf1lanattt
Woodhead, 3: 219 The, William H. Allen, 9: 639
Unravelling Animal Behaviour, 2nd edi¬ Weathering warming in Colorado, Anna
Itaejpn'lhel^ljilap. tion, by Marion Stamp Dawkins, re¬ Maria Gillis, 3: 178
viewed by Colin Beer, 7: 547 Why sleep?, Anna Maria Gillis, 6: 391
Water Relations of Terrestrial Arthro¬
pods, by Neil F. Hadley, reviewed by Letters
Linda H. Mantel, 7: 545
Who Succeeds in Science?: The Gen¬ Amphibian decline still a puzzle,
der Dimension, by Gerhard Sonnert, Lawrence E. Licht, 3: 172
assisted by Gerald Holton, reviewed Chilling layoffs, Arthur L. Spingarn, 6:
by Barbara Lazarus & Susan 388
Ambrose, 11: 874 Correction to “Of Mice and Mast,” A,
Wild Forest Conservation Biology and Clive G. Jones, Richard S. Ostfeld &
Public Policy, by William S. Alverson, Jerry O. Wolff, 8: 565
Walter Kuhiman & Donald M. Waller, Doing what we can, Herman S. Forest,
reviewed by Roger C. Anderson, 9: 6: 389
OD.R 4TL SctHchto 697 Field experiments, amphibian mortal¬
Without Miracles: Universal Selection ity, and UV radiation, Andrew R.
e you looking for a thoughtful and unique
Theory and the Second Darwinian Blaustein,
gift this holiday season? Adopt a manatee for
someone you love and help ensure the sur¬ Revolution, by Gary Cziko, reviewed Joseph M. Kiesecker, Susan C. Walls &
vival of this endangered species. "Parents" by Arthur M. Shapiro, 11: 872 D. Grant Hokit, 6: 386
will receive an adoption certificate, a photo Interest in ecosystems. An, J. Stan
and biography of their manatee, and the Save Features Rowe, 6: 389
the Manatee® Club Nevrsletter. Your contri¬ Judge for yourself, Chris Whipple, 10:
bution will go toward public awareness, Andean fossils push back the age of 730
education, research and lobbying efforts to origin for modern ecosystems and Judge for yourself. Response, Kristin
protect manatees and their habitat.
species’ lineages, Anna Maria Gillis, Shrader-Frechette, 10: 730
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8: 570 Monarch transfer: A real concern?, J.
Building a better oyster, Beth Baker, 4: B. Keiper, 8: 562
240 Monarch transfer: A real concern?.
Save the Manatee« Club Building blocks of grass. The, Alison Response, Lincoln P. Brower, Linda
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I Kingston Leong, Karen Oberhauser, Singeing or sulfuric acid does the job, The, David A. Bella, 10: 772
Sonia Altizer, Orley Taylor, Danel Rebecca Chasan, 11: 800 Role of science professionals in teach¬
Vickerman, William H. Calvert, Tonya Sniffing to separate species, Stephen ing responsible research conduct.
Van Hook, Alfonso Alonso-Mejia, Hart, 11: 802 The, Stephanie J. Bird, 10: 783
Stephen B. Malcolm, Denis F. Owen, Tucking away carbon dioxide, Anna The August Krogh principle applies to
& Myron P. Zalucki, 8: 563 Maria Gillis, 11: 809 plants, Randy Wayne & Mark P.
Overstating common ground, Fraser Vaginal foams from frogs?, Laura Staves, 5: 365
Shilling, 9: 634 Tangley, 6: 396
Response to Shrader-Frechette’s re¬ Water for all, Anna Marie Gillis, 11: 808
Society News
sponse, Chris Whipple, 10: 731 What fossil woods say about climate,
Sagoff/Daly debate. Response, Laura Rebecca Chasan, 11: 803
Ecosystem science and society, Tim
t Westra, 3: 173 Where biodiversity law stands, Anna
Seastedt, 5: 370
Science versus environmental advo¬ Maria Gillis, 11: 810
cacy, Daniel E. Atkinson, 11: 794 Will there be Jaguars or jaguars?, Fred
Unlimited growth?. Jack Bennett, 6: 389 Powledge, 6: 398 Special Book Article
UV radiation and field experiments,
Forrest M. Mims III, 8: 564 Roundtable Producing a great textbook with the
help of a developmental editor,
professional Biologist Ethical tensions in technical consulting, Stephen Hart, 9: 691
Gilbert M. Zemansky, 10: 779
Finding leadership opportunities in an Ethics and science in natural resource Thinking of Biology
I era of dual-career families, Susan agencies, David J. Mattson, 10: 766
G. Stafford, 1: 52 Ethics, science, and public policy, Decoding “coding”—information and
Role of a competitive research grants Frederic H. Wagner, 10: 764 DNA, Sahotra Sarkar, 11: 857
program for agriculture, food, and National Science Foundation funding Ecological theory and anuran declines,
public policy. The, Arthur Kelman & patterns of women and minorities in Sahotra Sarkar, 3: 199
R. James Cook, 7: 533 biology, Ann K. Sakai & Melissa J. Ecosystem health—a framework for
Lane, 8: 621 implementing sustainability in agri¬
Policy Forum Perils and pitfalls in the host specificity culture, David Waltner-Toews, 9:686
paradigm, David Secord & Peter Introduction to molecular linguistics. An,
Response—Guessing is not the point, Karieva, 6: 448 Patricia Bralley, 2: 146
I Robert Fri, 7: 490 Pressures of organizations and the re¬ Our genes, ourselves?. Ah Berkowitz,
cience versus educated guessing— sponsibilities of university professors. 1: 42
risk assessment, nuclear waste, and
public policy, Kristin Shrader-
Viewpoint
Frechette, 7: 488 Research in cities across
Electronic reprints—Segueing into elec¬
tesearch Update America has revealed
tronic publication of biological jour¬
nals, Thomas J. Walker, 3: 171
dvantages of being juvenile. The, that money does in fact
Rebecca Chasan, 11: 804
nts and their fungal favorites, Stephen grow on trees. Washington Watch
Hart, 11: 801
Bleaching on the rise in Belize, Laura After a long wait, an environmental Farm
Tangley, 6: 395 Bill passes muster, Beth Baker, 7:
Changing Chesapeake, Fred Powledge, 486
6: 397 Environment as election issue. The,
Classifications a click away?, Stephen Beth Baker, 8: 574
Hart, 11: 801 Experts ponder the ethics of
Ever different, Tabitha M. Powledge, 6: xenotransplantation, Beth Baker, 9:
394 643
Evolution of morality. The, Tabitha M. Getting out of the red by going green,
Powledge, 6: 395 Beth Baker, 5: 322
Finding plankton without leaving the How shall the forests be managed? The
lab, Kathryn S. Brown, 6: 397 Seventh American Forest Congress
Grafts and genetic variation, Anna Maria wants to know, Beth Baker, 1:16
i Gillis, 11: 807 Man in the Biosphere under bombard¬
Growth versus not in Alaska, Anna Maria ment, Beth Baker, 10: 739
Gillis, 11: 809 Nations coming to agreement that pol¬
Limits on agression, Anna Maria Gillis, luted oceans need a cleanup, Beth
11:810 Baker, 3: 183
Make sure you have a good map, Anna Nation’s seed bank could use some
Maria Gillis, 11: 808 congressional cash. The, Beth Baker,
Modeling face recognition, Stephen Parks and open spaces don’t 4: 288
Hart, 11:806 TRUST Participants at the American Forest
Prairie parasite, Stephen Hart, 11: 802 just make cities mcire beautiful. FPUOBLRIC Congress find common ground, Beth
Resistance genes challenge plant fit¬ They attract business and LAND Baker, 6: 399
ness, Rebecca Chasan, 11: 804 do wonders for the economy. Science in crisis?, Beth Baker, 11: 812
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