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INDEX A CAMPBELL, Amy L., see Daniel J. Thornhill, 135 Can salinity-induced mortality explain larval vertical distribution with Acetylcholine, | respect to a halocline?, 329 Acetylcholine release and choline uptake by cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) Caprellidea, 176 optic lobe synaptosomes, | cDNA, 284 Acquisition of dwarf male “harems” by recently settled females of Osedax cDNA sequences for transcription factors and signaling proteins of the roseus n. sp. (Siboglinidae; Annelida), 67 hemichordate Saccoglossus kowalevskii: efficacy of the expressed Actin, 111 sequence tag (EST) approach for evolutionary and developmental Adhesion, 218 studies of a new organism, 284 Aesthetasc, 99 Cell-cell adhesion in the Cnidaria: insights into the evolution of tissue AFLALO, ELIAHU D., see Assaf Shechter, 122 morphogenesis, 218 ALLEN, JONATHAN D., Size-specific predation on marine invertebrate lar- CHECA, ANTONIO G., see Francisco J. Esteban-Delgado, 153 vae, 42 Chemical defcuse, 319 Allorecognition, 145 Chemoautotrophy, 255 Amorphous calcium carbonate, 122 Cherax quadricarinatus, 122 Amphipoda, 176 Choline, | Antennule, 99 Chordate, 284 AOKI, MASAKAZU N., see Atsushi Ito, 176 Chromatophore, crustacean, 111 Ascidian, 91, 145 Ciona intestinalis, 17 Cnidarian, 218 Colonial ascidian, 145 Comparison of gamete compatibility between two blue mussel species in Bacteria, 255 sympatry and in allopatry, 57 Barnacle, 91 Continued growth and cell proliferation into adulthood in the notochord of BARTOL, FRANK F., see Daniel J. Thornhill, 135 the appendicularian Oikopleura dioica, 17 Benthic ecology, 50 CorDEIRO, J. MIGUEL, see M. Alexandra Nunes, | BERKE, SARAH K., AND SARAH A. Woopin, Tube decoration may not be CORDONNIER-PRATT, M.-M., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 cryptic for Diopatra cuprea (Polychaeta: Onuphidae), 50 CosTELLo, J. H., see J. E. Higgins III, 29 BERMAN, Amir, see Assaf Shechter, 122 Coupling metabolite flux to transcriptomics: insights into the molecular Biofouling, 91 mechanisms underlying primary productivity by the hydrothermal Biogenic structure, 50 vent tubeworm Ridgeia piscesae, 255 Biological Bulletin Virtual Symposium: genomics of large marine meta- Crepidula fornicata, 194 zoans, 203, 205, 218, 233, 255, 266, 274, 284, 303 Crustacea, 122 Biomineral, 122, 153 Cuttlefish optic lobe, | Biomineralization, 122 Blue mussels, 57 D Bone-eating annelid, 67 BoyLe, ROBERT TEW, AND JOHN CAMPBELL MCNAMARA, A spring-matrix Deep-sea, 67 model for pigment translocation in the red ovarian chromatophores of DEGNAN, BERNARD M., see Bryony Fahey, 205 the freshwater shrimp Macrobrachium olfersi (Crustacea: Decapoda), Demosponge, 205 111 DensLow, Nancy D., see Nancy J. Brown-Peterson, 6 BrdU, 17 Deuterostome, 266 BRENEMAN, KATHRYN D., see Tamer A. Ghanem, 83 Development, 17, 218, 284 Broadcast spawning, 315 Does the high gene density in the sponge NK homeobox gene cluster BRONNER-FRASER, MARIANNE, see Tatjana Sauka-Spengler, 303 reflect limited regulatory capacity?, 205 BROTHERS, ELIZABETH, see John Buckland-Nicks, 184 DUNANT, YVES, see M. Alexandra Nunes, | BROUWER, Marius, see Nancy J. Brown-Peterson, 6 Dwarf male, 67 BROWN-PETERSON, NANcy J., C. STEVE MANNING, VISHAL PATEL, NANCY D. DENSLOW, AND Marius Brouwer, Effects of cyclic hypoxia on gene expression and reproduction in a grass shrimp, Palaemonetes E pugio, 6 Echinoderm, 329 Brown, H. Mack, see Tamer A. Ghanem, 83 Effects of cyclic hypoxia on gene expression and reproduction in a grass Bryozoan, 91 shrimp, Palaemonetes pugio, 6 BUCKLAND-NICKS, JOHN, AND ELIZABETH BROTHERS, On fertilization in Egg Chaetopleura apiculata and selected Chitonida, 184 hull, 184 size, 42 Endolymph, 83 c Endoreduplication, 17 CAMERON, R. ANDREW, AND JONATHAN P. Rast, Biological Bulletin Virtual Endosymbiont, 135 Symposium: genomics of large marine metazoans, 203 Endosymbionts of Siboglinum fiordicum and the phylogeny of bacterial CAMERON, R. ANDREW, see Stefan C. Materna, 266 endosymbionts in Siboglinidae (Annelida), 135 Camouflage, 50 EREZ, JONATHAN, see Assaf Shechter, 122 340 INDEX TO VOLUME 214 EST, see expressed sequence tag, 284 MARSH, Transcriptome and metabolite responses to predation in a ESTEBAN-DELGADO, FRANCISCO J., ELIZABETH M. HARPER, ANTONIO G South Pacific soft coral, 319 CHECA, AND ALEJANDRO B. RODRIGUEZ-NAVARRO, Origin and expan- HUANG, YING, see John D. Zardus, 9! sion of foliated microstructure in pteriomorph bivalves, 153 Hydrodynamic context for considering turbulence impacts on external Evolution, 176, 284, 303 fertilization, 315 E xpressed sequence tag 284 Hydrothermal vestimentiferan, 255 Hypoxia, 6 FAHEY, Bryony, CLAIRE LARROUX, BENJ . WOODCROFT, AND BERNARD M DEGNAN, Does the high gene density in the sponge NK homeobox Innate immunity, 233, 266, 274 gene cluster reflect limited regulatory capacity?, 205 Insights from a sea lamprey into the evolution of neural crest gene regu Fecundity, 6 latory network, 303 Feeding Intertidal flows, 315 behavior, 166 Invertebrate larva, 329 duration, 166 lon-selective electrode, 83 rate, 166 lonic composition of endolymph and perilymph in the inner ear of the Fertilization, 57, 184 oyster toadfish, Opsanus tau, 83 FINNERTY, JOHN R Adam M. Reitzel, 2 IsHil, TERUHISA, EUICHI HIROSE, AND YASUHO TANEDA, Tunic phagocytes Fluid are involved in allorejection reaction in the colonial tunicate Aplidium flow, 99 yamazii (Polyclinidae, Ascidiacea), 145 interactions, 29 Iro, ATSUSHI, HIROSHI WADA, AND MASAKAZU N. AOKI, Phylogenetic Foliated calcite, 153 analysis of caprellid and corophioid amphipods (Crustacea) based on Forp, M. D., see J. E. Higgins III, 29 the 18S rRNA gene, with special emphasis on the phylogenetic FREEMAN, R. M., Jr.. M. Wu, M.-M. CORDONNIER-PRATT, L. H. PRATT position of Phtisicidae, 176 C. E. Grusper, M. Saitn, E. S. LANDER, N. STANGE-THOMANNC, . J Lowe, J. GERHART, AND M. KIRSCHNER, CDNA sequences for tran scription factors and signaling proteins of the hemichordate Sacco glossus kowalevskii: efficacy of the expressed sequence tag (EST) JOHNSON, S. B., see G. W. Rouse, 67 approach for evolutionary and developmental studies of a new organ Jones, W. J., see G. W. Rouse, 67 ism, 284 FREIMAN, AVIAD, see Assaf Shechter, 122 Frenulata, 135 K Kinesin, 111 G KIRSCHNER, M., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 Gamete incompatibility, 57 Gastrolith, 122 Gaylord, Brian, Hydrodynamic context for considering turbulence impacts on external fertilization, 315 aboratory observations on the feeding behavior and feeding rate of the Gene expression, 6 nemertean Procephalothrix simulus, 166 Gene regulatory network, 205 Lamprey, 303 Genomic survey of candidate stress-response genes in the estuarine anem LANDER, E. S., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 one Nematostella vectensis, 218, 233 LARROUX, CLAIRE, see Bryony Fahey, 205 Genomics, 203, 205, 218, 233, 255, 266, 274, 284, 303 Larva,12, 42, 67, 91 GERHART, J., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 Larval biology, 91 GHANEM, TAMER A., KATHRYN D. BRENEMAN, RICHARD D. RABBITT, AND Li a LONG, see Haiyan Wang, 166 H. Mack Brown, Ionic composition of endolymph and perilymph in Lowe, C. J., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 the inner ear of the oyster toadfish, Opsanus tau, 83 GirGuIS, PETER R., see Spencer V. Nyholm, 255 M Gover, Joe. C Anne Mette Sgviknes, 17 GOLDSMITH, MARIAN R., see Dina A. Proestou, 194 Macroarray, 6 GONCALVES, PAULA P., see M. Alexandra Nunes, | Macrophagous feeding, 166 GRINSTEIN, Mor, see Assaf Shechter, 122 Maaie, CRAIG R., AND MARK Q. MARTINDALE, Cell-cell adhesion in the Gruser, C. E., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 Cnidaria: insights into the evolution of tissue morphogenesis, 218 MANNING, C. STEVE, see Nancy J. Brown-Peterson, 6 H Marine invertebrate genome sequences and our evolving understanding of animal immunity, 274 HADFIELD, MICHAEL G., see John D. Zardus, 91 Mars, ADAM G., see Cindi A. Hoover, 319 Hair cell adaptation, 83 MARTINDALE, MARK Q., see Craig R. Magie, 218 HALANYCH, KENNETH M., see Daniel J. Thornhill, 135 MATERNA, STEFAN C., AND R. ANDREW CAMERON, The sea urchin genome HARPER, ELIZABETH M., see Francisco J. Esteban-Delgado, 153 as a window on function, 266 Hearing, 83 Maternal inheritance, 184 Hemichordate, 284 McCALL, JULIANNE ROSE, AND KRISTINA STAFFORD MEabD, Structural and Hicoins, J. E. Ill, M. D. Forp, anp J. H. COSTELLO, Transitions in functional changes in regenerating antennules in the crayfish Or- morphology, nematocyst distribution, fluid motions, and prey capture conectes sanborni, 99 during development of the scyphomedusa Cyanea capillata, 29 McCartney, MICHAEL A., see Christin Slaughter, 57 Hirose, Evicui, see Teruhisa Ishii, 145 McNAMARA, JOHN CAMPBELL, see Robert Tew Boyle, 111 Histocompatability, 145 MEAD, KRISTINA STAFFORD, see Julianne Rose McCall, 99 Homeobox, 205 MESSIER-SOLEK, CYNTHIA,, see Jonathan P. Rast, 274 Hoover, Cinpi A., MARC SLATTERY, NANCY M. TARGETT, AND ADAM G METAXAS, ANNA, see Jessica A. Sameoto, 329 INDEX TO VOLUME 214 Metazoans, genomics of large marine, 203, 205, 218, 233, 255, 266, 274, density, 166 284, 303 size, 166 Metazoans, origin of, 205 Procephalothrix simulus, 166 Microbial biofilms facilitate adhesion in biofouling invertebrates, 91 PRoESTOU, DINA A., MARIAN R. GOLDSMITH, AND SARAN TWOMBLY, Pat- Microsatellites, 194 terns of male reproductive success in Crepidula fornicata provide new Microstructure, 153 insight for sex allocation and optimal sex change, 194 Microtubule, 111 Pteriomorphia, 153 Mimicry, 50 Mitosis, 17 Molecular motor, 111 R Molecular phylogenetic analysis, 176 Mollusca, 184 RABBITT, RICHARD D., see Tamer A. Ghanem, 83 Molt, 122 RAST, JONATHAN P., AND CYNTHIA MESSIER-SOLEK, Marine invertebrate MoRGADO, FERNANDO, see M. Alexandra Nunes, | genome sequences and our evolving understanding of animal immu- Myosin, 111 nity, 274 RAST, JONATHAN P., see R. Andrew Cameron, 203 Reciprocal changes in calcification of the gastrolith and cuticle during the N molt cycle of the red claw crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus, 122 NEDVED, BRIAN T., see John D. Zardus, 91 Regulome, 266 Nematocyst, 29 REITZEL, ADAM M., JAMES C. SULLIVAN, NIKKI TRAYLOR-KNOWLES, AND Nematostella vectensis, 218, 233 JOHN R. FINNERTY, Genomic survey of candidate stress-response Nemertean, 166 genes in the estuarine anemone Nematostella vectensis, 233 Nervous system, 266 Reproductive success, 194 Neural crest gene regulatory network, 303 Ridgeia, 255 NEVES, PAULO, see M. Alexandra Nunes, | ROBIDART, JULIE, see Spencer V. Nyholm, 255 New species, Osedax, 67 RODRI1G53U EZ-NAVARRO, ALEJANDRO B., see Francisco J. Esteban-Delgado, Nunes, M. ALEXANDRA, SOFIA SANTOS, J. MIGUEL CORDEIRO, PAULO Neves, VirGiLIA S. SILVA, ANTONIO SYKES, FERNANDO MorGADO, Rouse, G. W., K. WorsaAae, S. B. JOHNSON, W. J. JONES, AND R. C VRUJENHOEK, Acquisition of dwarf male “harems” by recently settled Yves DUNANT, AND PAULA P. GONCALVES, Acetylcholine release and choline uptake by cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) optic lobe synapto- females of Osedax roseus n. sp. (Siboglinidae; Annelida), 67 somes, | NYHOLM, SPENCER V., JULIE ROBIDART, AND PETER R. GirGuis, Coupling metabolite flux to transcriptomics: insights into the molecular mech- S anisms underlying primary productivity by the hydrothermal vent SaGi, AMIR, see Assaf Shechter, 122 tubeworm Ridgeia piscesae, 255 Salinity, 166 Salinity tolerance, 329 O SAMEOTO, JESSICA A., AND ANNA METAXAS, Can salinity-induced mortality explain larval vertical distribution with respect to a halocline?, 329 Odor-tracking, 99 SANTOS, SOFIA, see M. Alexandra Nunes, | Olfaction, 99 SAUKA-SPENGLER, TATJANA, AND MARIANNE BRONNER-FRASER, Insights On fertilization in Chaetopleura apiculata and selected Chitonida, 184 from a sea lamprey into the evolution of neural crest gene regulatory Ontogeny, 29 network, 303 Origin and expansion of foliated microstructure in pteriomorph bivalves, Scavenger, 166 153 Sea urchin, 266, 274 Origin The sea urchin genome as a window on function, 266 of metazoans, 205 Sepia officinalis, | of vertebrates303 Settlement, 91 Sex P change, 194 determination, environmental, 67 PATEL, VISHAL, see Nancy J. Brown-Peterson, 6 SHECHTER, ASSAF, AMIR BERMAN, ALON SINGER, AVIAD FREIMAN, MOR Paternity analysis, 194 GRINSTEIN, JONATHAN EREZ, ELIAHU D. AFLALO, AND AMIR SAGI, Patterns of male reproductive success in Crepidula fornicata provide new Reciprocal changes in calcification of the gastrolith and cuticle during insight for sex allocation and optimal sex change, 194 the molt cycle of the red claw crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus, 122 Perilymph, 83 SILVA, ViIRGILIA S., see M. Alexandra Nunes, | Phenotypic plasticity, 319 SINGER, ALON, see Assaf Shechter, 122 Photoperiod, 166 Sinularia, 319 Phtisicidae, 176 Size-specific predation on marine invertebrate larvae, 42 Phylogenetic analysis of caprellid and corophioid amphipods (Crustacea) SLATTERY, Marc, see Cindi A. Hoover, 319 based on the 18S rRNA gene, with special emphasis on the phyloge- SLAUGHTER, CHRISTIN, MICHAEL A. MCCARTNEY, AND PHILIP O. YUND, netic position of Phtisicidae, 176 Comparison of gamete compatibility between two blue mussel species Phylogeny, 184 in sympatry and in allopatry, 57 Pigment translocation, 111 SmiTH, M., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 Pogonophora, 135 Soft coral, 319 Polychaete, 91 S@VIKNES, ANNE METTE, AND JoeL C. GLOvER, Continued growth and cell Polyplacophora, 184 proliferation into adulthood in the notochord of the appendicularian Population growth rate, 6 Oikopleura dioica, 17 PRATT, L. H., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 Speciation, 57 Predation, 29, 42, 50, 319 Sperm organelles, 184 Predator size, 166 Sperm-egg interaction, 315 Prey A spring-matrix model for pigment translocation in the red ovarian chro- 342 INDEX TO VOLUME 214 matophores of the freshwater shrimp Macrobrachium olfersi (Crus- Tunic colony specificity, 145 tacea Decapoda), 11] Tunic phagocytes are involved in allorejection reaction in the colonial Spring-matrix modeling, 11] tunicate Aplidium yamazii (Polyclinidae, Ascidiacea), 145 STANGE-THOMANN, N., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 TWOMBLY, SARAN, see Dina A. Proestou, 194 Stress response, 233 Structural and functional changes in regenerating antennules in the crayfish U Orconectes sanborni, 99 SULLIVAN, JAMES C., see Adam M. Reitzel, 233 Urochordate, 17 SUN, SHICHUN, see Haiyan Wang, 166 Surf-zone mixing, 315 Survival analysis, 329 Vertebrate origin, 303 Swimming, 29 Vertical distribution, 329 SYKES, ANTONIO, see M. Alexandra Nunes, | Vestibular auditory haircell, 83 Symbiosis, 135, 255 Vestimentifera, 135, 255 Symposium: genomics of large marine metazoans, 203, 205, 218, 233, 255, Viscous sheer, 315 266, 274, 284, 303 VRUENHOEK, R. C., see G. W. Rouse, 67 Synaptosome, | Ww T Wapa, HIROSHI, see Atsushi Ito, 176 WANG, HAIYAN, SHICHUN SUN, AND QINGLONG LI, Laboratory observations TANEDA, YASUHO, see Teruhisa Ishii, 145 on the feeding behavior and feeding rate of the nemertean Procepha- TARGETT, NANCY M., see Cindi A. Hoover, 319 lothrix simulus, 166 Temperature, 166 Wave exposure, 315 TESKE, ANDREAS, see Daniel J. Thornhill, 135 Whale-falls, 67 THORNHILL, DANIEL J., ANNE A. WiLEY, AMY L. CAMPBELL, FRANK F WILEY, ANNE A., see Daniel J. Thornhill, 135 BARTOL, ANDREAS TESKE, AND KENNETH M. HALANYCH, Endosymbi- Woopcrort, BEN J., see Bryony Fahey, 205 onts of Siboglinum fiordicum and the phylogeny of bacterial endo- Woopin, SARAH A., see Sarak K. Berke, 50 symbionts in Siboglinidae (Annelida), 135 Worsaae, K., see G. W. Rouse, 67 Wu, M., see R. M. Freeman, Jr., 284 Toll-like receptor 274 TRAN, CAWA, see John D. Zardus, 91 Transcriptome, 255, 319 Transcriptome and metabolite responses to predation in a South Pacific soft Y-maze, 99 coral, 319 YUND, PuiLip O., see Christin Slaughter, 57 Transitions in morphology, nematocyst distribution, fluid motions, and prey capture during development of the scyphomedusa Cyanea cap- Z illata, 29 TRAYLOR-KNOWLES, NIKKI, see Adam M. Reitzel, 233 ZARDUS, JOHN D., BRIAN T. NEDVED, YING HUANG, CAWA TRAN, AND Tube decoration may not be cryptic for Diopatra cuprea (Polychaeta MICHAEL G. HADFIELD, Microbial biofilms facilitate adhesion in bio- Onuphidae), 50 fouling invertebrates, 91 Tubular notochord, 17 Zooplankton, 29 ~ 4 > a CONTENTS for Volume 214 FEBRUARY 2008 No RAPID COMMUNICATION ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION Allen, Jonathan D. Nunes, M. Alexandra, Sofia Santos, J. Miguel Size-specific predation on marine invertebrate Cordeiro, Paulo Neves, Virgilia S. Silva, Antonio larvae ; ; Sykes, Fernando Morgado, Yves Dunant, and Paula P. Berke, Sarah K., and Sarah A. Woodin Goncalves Tube decoration may not be cryptic for Diopatra cu prea (Polychaeta: Onuphidae) ; ; Acetylcholine release and choline uptake by cuttle Slaughter, Christin, Michael A. McCartney, and Philip fish Sepia officinalis) optic lobe synaptosomes O. Yund Comparison of gamet compatibility between two blue mussel species in sympatry and in allopatry Rouse, G. W., K. Worsaae, S. B. Johnson, W. J. Jones, DEVELOPMENT AND REPRODUCTION and R. C. Vrijenhoek Acquisition of dwarf male “harems” by recently settled females of Osedax roseus 1. Sp. (Siboglinidae; Brown-Peterson, Nancy J., C. Steve Manning, Vishal Annelida Patel, Nancy D. Denslow, and Marius Brouwer Effects of cyclic hypoxia on gene expression and re pro- PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS duction in a grass shrimp, Palaemonetes pugio Seviknes, Anne Mette, and Joel C. Glover Ghanem, Tamer A., Kathryn D. Breneman, Richard Continued growth and cell proliferation into adult D. Rabbitt, and H. Mack Brown hood in the notochord of the appendicularian Oik Ionic composition of endolymph and perilymph in ple ura dioica the inner ear of the oyster toadfish, Opsanus tau Higgins,J . E. 11, M. D. Ford, and J. H. Costello Zardus, John D., Brian T. Nedved, Ying Huang, Cawa lransitions in morphologg y, nematocyst distribution Tran, and Michael G Hadfield fluid motions, and prey capture during development Microbial biofilms facilitate adhesion in biofouling of the scyphomedusa Cyanea capilla la invertebrates 2008 NEUROBIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR Shechter, Assaf, Amir Berman, Alon Singer, Aviad Freiman, Mor Grinstein, Jonathan Erez, Eliahu D. Aflalo, and Amir Sagi McCall, Julianne Rose, and Kristina Stafford Mead Reciprocal changes in calcification of the gastrolith Structural and functional changes in regenerating and cuticle during the molt cycle of the red claw antennules in the crayfish Orconectes sanbor cravfish Cherax quadrica atus SYMBIOSIS AND PARASITOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS Thornhill, Daniel J., Anne A. Wiley, Amy L. Campbell, Boyle, Robert Tew, and John Campbell McNamara Frank F. Bartol, Andreas Teske, and Kenneth M. \ spring-matrix model for pigment translocation Halanych in the red ovarian chromatophores of the fresh Endosymbionts of Siboglinun cum and the phy- wate! shrimp Vacrobrachiun fers (Crustacea logeny of bacterial endosymbionts in siboglinidae Dec apoda) Annelida INNATE IMMUNITY SYSTEMATICS Ishii, Teruhisa, Euichi Hirose, and Yasuho Taneda Ito, Atsushi, Hiroshi Wada, and Masakazu N. Aoki Tunic phagocytes are involved in allorejection reac- Phylogenetic analysis of caprellid and corophioid tion in the colonial tunicate Aplidium yamazii (Poly- amphipods (Crustacea) based on the 18s rRNA gene, clinidae, Ascidiacea) with special emphasis on the phylogenetic position of Phtisicidae ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION DEVELOPMENT AND REPRODUCTION Esteban-Delgado, Francisco J., Elizabeth M. Harper, Buckland-Nicks, John, and Elizabeth Brothers Antonio G. Checa, and Alejandro B. Rodriguez-Navarro On fertilization in Chaetopleura apiculata and selected Origin and expansion of foliated microstructure in Chitonida pteriomorph bivalves Proestou, Dina A., Marian R. Goldsmith, nnd Saran Wang, Haiyan, Shichun Sun, and Qinglong Li Twombly Laboratory observations on the feeding behavior Patterns of male reproductive success in Crepidula and feeding rate of the nemertean Procephalothrix fornicata provide new insight for sex allocation and simulus optimal sex change No 3: JUNE 2008 GENOMICS OF LARGE MARINE METAZOANS Freeman, R. M., Jr., M. Wu, M.-M. Cordonnier-Pratt, L. H. Pratt, C. E. Gruber, M. Smith, E. S. Lander, N Stange-Thomann, C. J. Lowe,J . Gerhart, and M. Kirschner Cameron, R. Andrew, and Jonathan P. Rast cDNA sequences for transcription factors and signal- Biological Bulletin Virtual Symposium: genomics of ing proteins of the hemichordate Saccoglossus kowa levskii: efficacy of the expressed sequence tag (EST) large marine metazoans Fahey, Bryony, Claire Larroux, BenJ . w eodeveh, and approach for evolutionary and developmental stud- Bernard M. Degnan ies of a new organism .. . Sauka-Spengler, Tatjana, and Marianne Bronner-Fraser Does the high gene density in the sponge NK homeobox gene cluste! reflect limited regulatory Insights from a sea lamprey into the evolution of neural crest gene regulatory network ( ape ac itv? Magie, Craig R., and Mark Q. Martindale Cell-cell adhesion in the Cnidaria: insights into the RAPID COMMUNICATION evolution of tissue morphogenesis ; 218 Gaylord, Brian Reitzel, Adam M., James C. Sullivan, Nikki Toaster. Hydrodynamic context for considering turbulence Knowles, and John R. Finnerty impacts on external fertilization Genomic survey of candidate stress-response genes in the estuarine anemone Nematostella vectensis ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION Nyholm, Spencer V., Julie Robidart, and Peter R Girguis Hoover, Cindi A., Marc Slattery, Nancy M. Targett, Coupling metabolite flux to transcriptomics: insights and Adam G. Marsh into the molecular mechanisms underlying primary [ranscriptome and metabolite responses to preda- productivity by the hydrothermal vent tubeworm tion in a South Pacific soft coral Rid; gela piscesae : Sameoto, Jessica A., and Anna Metaxas Materna, Stefan C., and R. anduie Cameron Can salinity-induced mortality explain larval vertical The sea urchin genome as a window on function distribution with respect to a halocline? Rast, Jonathan P., and Cynthia Messier-Solek Marine invertebrate genome sequences and our evolving understanding of animal immunity 274 Index for Volume 214