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[AA] AIBS Announcements [El Editorial [PB] Professional Biologist
[AAW] AIBS Awards [ED] Education [RT] Roundtable
[BB] BioBriefs [EOE] Eye on Education [SBA] Special Book Article
[BH] Biology in History [F] Feature [SR] Special Report
[BR] Book Review [FO] Forum [TOB] Thinking of Biology
[BT] Biologist’s Toolbox [L] Letter [ww’i Washington Watch
[C] Counterpoint [OV] Overview [V] Viewpoint
AIBS Announcements Quantity is Nothing without Quality: Automated QA/QC for
Photo Contest Encourages Educators, Students to Use Photography. Streaming Environmental Sensor Data. John L. Campbell,
Susan Musante and lulie Palakovich Carr. 5: 330. Lindsey E. Rustad, John H. Porter, Jeffrey R. Taylor, Ethan \V.
Dereszynski, James B. Shanley, Corinna Gries, Donald L.
Henshaw, Mary E. Martin, Wade M. Sheldon, and Emery R.
AIBS Awards
Boose. 7: 574.
The AIBS Awards. Robert E. Gropp. 5: 332.
Biology in History
BioBriefs
Assembling, Governing, and Debating an Emerging Science:
Assembling an Online Tree of Life of Two Million Species. The Rise of Synthetic Biology in France. Morgan Meyer.
Myrna E. Watanabe. 1: 64.
5: 373.
Brain Size Takes an Evolutionary Backseat to Body Size. Christine
Mlot. 4:312.
Book Reviews
Drone Ecology. Lesley Evans Ogden. 9: 776.
Alexander Wilson: The Scot Who Founded American Ornithology,
Exploratorium’s New Digs. Miranda C. Spencer. 7: 604.
by Edward H. Burtt Jr. and William E. Davis Jr., reviewed by
Genes in a Vault? Richard Morel. 6: 508.
Shepard Krech 111. 11: 901.
Heads Up, Digital—Make Way for Synthetic Biology. Marcia Stone.
Alfred Russel Wallace’s 1886-1887 Travel Diary: The North
10: 840.
American Lecture Tour, edited by Charles H. Smith and Megan
Nanoparticles in the Environment: Tiny Size, Large Consequences?
Derr, reviewed by Tim M. Berra. 6: 500.
Lesley Evans Ogden. 3: 236.
Biofuels and Rural Poverty, by Joy Clancy, reviewed by Wallace E.
A Natural Symbiosis: Adventurers Collect Data for Biologists.
Tyner. 7: 597.
Wendee Nicole. 5: 412.
Biodiversity in Agriculture: Domestication, Evolution, and
Rural Lagoons: Foes and Friends. Carol Potera. 8: 692.
Sustainability, edited by Paul Gepts, Thomas R. Famula,
Tags, Blogs, Tweets: Social Media as Science Tool? Lesley Evans
Robert L. Bettinger, Stephen B. Brush, Ardeshir B. Damania,
Ogden. 2: 148.
Patrick E. McGuire, and Calvin O. Qualset, reviewed by Gary S.
Talking Beans, Tomatoes, and Marigolds Fend Off Would-Be
Kleppel. 3: 228.
Predators. Marcia Stone. 12: 988.
Bioluminescence: Living Lights, Lights for Living, by Therese
With Funding Tight, Researchers Tap the Public. Nancy Averett.
Wilson and J. Woodland Hastings, reviewed by Steven Haddock.
11: 908.
11:900.
Bones, Clones, and Biomes: The History and Geography of Recent
Biologist’s Toolbox Neotropical Mammals, edited by Bruce D. Patterson and
Efficient Analysis of Dose-Time-Response Assays. Ann Yellowlees, Leonora P. Costa, reviewed by Joseph A. Cook. 4: 304.
Chris S. LeButt, Karie J. Hirst, Peter C. Fusco, and Kelly J. The Cambrian Explosion: The Construction of Animal Biodiversity,
Fleetwood. 6: 490. by Douglas H. Erwin and James W. Valentine, reviewed by Mark
Opportunities for Improving Aquatic Restoration Science and A. S. McMenamin. 10: 834.
Monitoring through the Use of Animal Electronic-Tagging Cells to Civilizations: The Principles of Change That Shape
Technology. Nicolas W. R. Lapointe, Jason D. Thiem, Susan E. Life, by Enrico Coen, reviewed by Robert C. Richardson.
Doka, and Steven J. Cooke. 5: 390. 10: 832.
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Citizen Science: Public Participation in Environmental Research, The Value of Species, by Edward L. McCord, reviewed by Kurt Jax.
edited by Janis L. Dickinson and Rick Bonney, reviewed by John 1:56.
M. Marzluff. 2: 139. The Violinist’s Thumb: And Other Lost Tales of Love, War, and
Dispelling the Darkness: Voyage in the Malay Archipelago and the Genius, as Written by Our Genetic Code, by Sam Kean, reviewed
Discovery of Evolution by Wallace and Darwin, by John van by Steve Jones. 7: 595.
Wyhe, reviewed by Charles H. Smith. 12: 982. To Conserve Unimpaired: The Evolution of the National Park Idea,
Energetic Food Webs: An Analysis of Real and Model Ecosystems, by Robert B. Keiter, reviewed by Kent H. Bedford. 11: 902.
by John C. Moore and Peter C. de Ruiter, reviewed by Jonathan Why Animals Matter: Animal Consciousness, Animal Welfare,
M. Jeschke. 9: 769. and Human Well-being, by Marian Stamp Dawkins, reviewed
Environmental Flows: Saving Rivers in the Third Millennium, by Judy MacArthur Clark. 1: 57.
by Angela H. Arthington, reviewed by Mary C. Freeman. 6: 499.
Environmental Philosophy: From Theory to Practice, by Sahotra
Counterpoint
Sarkar, reviewed by Bryan G. Norton. 5: 404.
Evolution’s Empress: Darwinian Perspectives on the Nature of Cultural Change in Data Publishing Is Essential. Vishwas Chavan,
Women, edited by Maryanne L. Fisher, Justin R. Garcia, and Lyubomir Penev, and Donald Hobern. 6: 419.
Rosemarie Sokol Chang, reviewed by Louise Barrett. 10: 831.
Evolution’s Wedge: Competition and the Origins of Diversity, by Editorials
David W. Pfennig and Karin S. Pfennig, reviewed by Alexander
Building a Better Biology. Joseph Travis. 2: 67.
Pigot. 9: 770.
Defending the Faith. Timothy M. Beardsley. 1: 3.
First Life: Discovering the Connections between Stars, Cells, and
Disorient Yourself for Science. Timothy M. Beardsley. 7: 511.
How Life Began, by David Deamer, reviewed by Chandra
An Edit Too Far. Timothy M. Beardsley. 5: 315.
Wickramasinghe. 2: 141.
Functions for Genomics and Philosophy. Timothy M. Beardsley.
Genetic Explanations: Sense and Nonsense, edited by Sheldon
6:415.
Krimsky and Jeremy Gruber, reviewed by Steve OJson. 9: 768.
Getting Your Word Out. Timothy M. Beardsley. 11: 843.
Green Universe: A Microscopic Voyage into the Plant Cell, by
How to Win Friends and Influence. Timothy M. Beardsley.
Stephen Blackmore, reviewed by Tobias I. Baskin. 6: 502.
8: 607.
Innovation, Dual Use, and Security: Managing the Risks of
Integrating and Fragmenting Biology, Under Pressure. Timothy M.
Emerging Biological and Chemical Technologies, edited by
Beardsley. 10: 779.
Jonathan B. Tucker, reviewed by Robert Hunt SprinkJe. 5: 403.
Just Act Normal. Timothy M. Beardsley. 3: 151.
The Life of a Leaf, by Steven VogeJ, reviewed by Lawren Sack.
Talk about Biology—Online. Timothy M. Beardsley. 4: 239.
12:981.
The Twisting Path to Collaboration. Timothy M. Beardsley. 9: 695.
Lively Capital: Biotechnologies, Ethics, and Governance in Global
A Sweet and Sour Celebration. Timothy M. Beardsley. 12: 911.
Markets, edited by Kaushik Sunder Rajan, reviewed by Brett
Edwards. 3: 230.
The Moon in the Nautilus Shell: Discordant Harmonies Reconsidered, Education
by Daniel B. Botkin, reviewed by James H. Brown. 8:685. Extending Your Research Team: Learning Benefits When a
Nature’s Compass: The Mystery of Animal Navigation, J)y James L. Laboratory Partners with a Classroom. Christine W. Miller,
Gould and Carol Grant Gould, reviewed by Keith A. Hobson. Jennifer Hamel, Katherine D. Holmes, Wendy L. Helmey-
3: 229. Hartman, and L3avid Lopatto. 9: 754.
Neotropical Birds of Prey: Biology and Ecology of a Forest Raptor Instruction Matters for Nature of Science Understanding in
Community, edited by David F. WTiitacre, reviewed by Penny College Biology Laboratories. Elisabeth E. Schus.sler, Nazan U.
Olsen. 8: 683. Bautista, Melanie A. Link-Perez, Nancy G. Solomon, and Bruce
A New Environmental Ethics: The Next Millennium for Life A. Steinly. 5: 380.
on Earth, by Holmes Rolston 111, reviewed by Laura Westra. Invasive Plants in Wildlife Refuges: Coordinated Research with
1: 55. Undergraduate Ecology Courses. Martha F. Hoopes, David
Peril in the Ponds: Deformed Frogs, Politics, and a Biologist’s M. Marsh, Karen H. Beard, Nisse Goldberg, Alberto Aparicio,
Quest, by Judy Helgen, reviewed by David K. Skelly. 2: 140. Annie Arbuthnot, Benjamin Hixon, Danelle Latlower, Lucas
Physiological Adaptations for Breeding in Birds, by Tony D. Lee, Amanda Little, Emily Mooney, April Pallette, Alison
Williams, reviewed by Timothy Boswell. 5: 406. Ravenscraft, Stephen Scheele, Kyle Stowe, Colin Sykes, Robert
Processes of Life: Essays in the Philosophy of Biology, by John Watson, and Blia Yang. 8: 644.
Dupre, reviewed by Sandra D. Mitchell. 12: 980. Learning to Reason about Ecosystems Dynamics over Time: The
Resilience Practice: Building Capacity to Absorb Disturbance and Challenges of an Event-Based Causal Focus. Tina A. Grotzer,
Maintain Function, by Brian Walker and David Salt, reviewed Amy M. Kamarainen, M. Shane Tutwiler, Shari Metcalf, and
by Mary E. Power. 7: 596. Chris Dede. 4: 288.
Roots of Ecology: Antiquity to Haeckel, by Frank N. Egerton, A New Integrative Approach to Evolution Education. Peter J. T.
reviewed by Joel B. Hagen. 4: 305. White, Merle K. Heidemann, and James J. Smith. 7: 586.
Secrets of the Ice: Antarctica’s Clues to Climate, the Universe, and
the Limits of Life, by Veronika Meduna, reviewed by Scott A.
Elias. 4: 306. Eye on Education
Tibet Wild: A Naturalist’s Journeys on the Roof of the World, AIBS Study on Leading Change in Undergraduate Education.
by George B. Schaller, reviewed by David M. Leslie Jr. 8: 684. Susan Musante. 7: 523.
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Discovering the Biology Education Research Community. Susan Nathalie Fra.scaria-Lacoste, and Juan F. Fernandez-Manjarrcs.
Musante. 1: 13. 5:317.
Networking to Boost the Skills of Graduate Teaching A.ssistants. Extreme Climate Variability Should Be Considered in Forestry-
Susan Musante. 10: 788. Assisted Migration: A Reply. John H. Pedlar, Daniel W. McKenney,
PULSE: Implementing Change within and among Life Science Isabelle Aubin, Louis R. Iverson, Richard S. Winder, Catherine
Departments. Susan Musante. 4: 254. Ste-Marie, and Gregory A. O’Neill. 5: 317.
Gender Bias Also Contributes to the Attrition of Women in
Science. Corinne A. Moss-Racusin. 5: 318.
Features
Humanity’s Domination of Nature is Part of the Problem: A
Aquaculture’s Turquoise Revolution. Lesley Evans Ogden. 9: 697.
Response to Kareiva and Marvier. Reed Noss, Roderick Nash,
Biocomplexity: The Forefront of Socially Relevant Science? Fred
Paul Paquet, Michael Soule. 4: 241.
Powledge and Beth Baker. 7: 517.
Is the Pursuit of Gold Open Access Good for All Scientists? William
Climate Change Already Challenging Agriculture. Amy Mayer.
Z. Lidicker Jr. 4: 241.
10:781.
More than Language Is Needed in Valuing Ecosystem Services.
Integrating Designed Experiments into Urban Planning. Lesley
Daniel Orenstein. 12: 913.
Evans Ogden. 11: 845.
Nothing New in Kareiva and Marvier. Noah Greenwald, Dominick
Is Open Access Finally on the Ascendancy? Colin Macilwain. 1: 7.
A. Dellasala, and John W. Terborgh. 4: 241.
Landscape Genetics Offers New Insights. Sharon Levy. 8: 613.
The Overlooked Benefits of Wildfire. Chad T. Hanson, Dominick A.
Life 2.0. Timothy M. Beardsley. 3: 157.
Dellasala, and Monica L. Bond. 4: 243.
Marine Life on Acid. Lesley Evans Ogden. 5: 322.
A Reply from Stephens and Colleagues. Scott L. Stephens, James D.
New Insignts into Ancient Grain. Richard Blaustein. 6: 421.
Mciver, Christopher J. Fettig, Joseph B. Fontaine, Bruce R.
RNA’s First Four Billion Years on Earth: A Biography. Marcia Stone.
Hartsough, Patricia L. Kennedy, and Dylan W. Schwilk. 4: 243.
4: 247.
Engaging Multiple Disciplines in Ecosystem Services Research and
The Road Not Taken. Cheryl Lyn Dybas. 12: 915.
Assessment: A Reply to Orenstein. Christopher M. Raymond,
Urban Biodiversity Gains New Converts. Richard Blaustein. 2: 72.
Gerald G. Singh, Karina Benessaiah, Nancy J. Turner, Harry
Nelson, and Kai M. A. Chan. 12: 913.
Forum Shared Conservation Goals but Differing V'iews on How to Most
Bats Killed in Large Numbers at United States Wind Energy Effectively Achieve Results: A Respon.se from Kareiva and
Facilities. Mark A. Hayes. 12: 975. Marvier. Peter Kareiva and Michelle Marvier. 4: 242.
Complexity in Climate Change Manipulation Experiments. Too Many Biologists: A Reply from Adamo. Shelley A. Adamo. 5: 318.
Juergen Kreyling and Claus Beier. 9: 763.
Discovering Ecologically Relevant Knowledge from Published
Overviews
Studies through Geosemantic Searching. Jason W. Karl, leffrey
E. Herrick, Robert S. Unnasch, Jeffrey K. Gillan, Erie C. Ellis, Biosafety Considerations of Synthetic Biology in the International
Wayne G. Lutters, and Laura J. Martin. 8: 674. Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Competition. Zheng-
Ecologically Appropriate Plant Materials for Restoration jun Guan, Markus Schmidt, Lei Pei, Wei Wei, and Ke-ping Ma.
Applications. Thomas A. Jones. 3: 211. 1:25.
Expert Opinion on Climate Change and Threats to Biodiversity. Biotic Drivers of Stream Planform: Implications for Understanding
Debra Javeline, Jessica J. Hellmann, Rodrigo Castro Cornejo, the Past and Restoring the Future. Lina E. Polvi and Ellen Wohl.
and Gregory Shufeldt. 8: 666. 6: 439.
Implementing Policies to Control Invasive Plant Species. Edward The Challenge of Lignocellulosic Bioenergy in a Water-Limited
B. Barbier, Duncan Knowler, Johnson Gwatipedza, Sarah H. World. John S. King, Reinhart Ceulemans, Janine M. Albaugh,
Reichard, and Arianne Ransom Hodges. 2: 132. Sophie Y. Dillen, Jean-Christophe Domec, Regis Fichot, Milan
The Last Call for Marine Wilderness? Nicholas A. J. Graham and Fischer, Zakiya Leggett, Eric Sucre, Mirek Trnka, and Terenzio
Tim R. McClanahan. 5: 397. Zenone. 2: 102.
Navigating the “Noxious” and “Invasive” Regulatory landscape: Ecosystem Services and Beyond: Using Multiple Metaphors to
Suggestions for Improved Regulation. Lauren D. Quinn, Jacob Understand Human-Environment Relationships. Christopher
N. Barney, James S. N. McCubbins, and A. Bryan Endres. 2: M. Raymond, Gerald G. Singh, Karina Benessaiah, Joanna R.
124. Bernhardt, Jordan Levine, Harry Nelson, Nancy J. Turner, Bryan
Progress and Perspectives on Question-Driven Coral-Reef Moni¬ Norton, Jordan Tam, and Kai M. A. Chan. 7: 536.
toring. Peter Houk and Robert van Woeslik. 4: 297. Energy U.se and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Crop Production
Regional Differences in Phosphorus Budgets in Intensive Soybean Using the Farm Energy Analysis Tool. Gustavo G. T. Camargo,
Agriculture. Shelby H. Riskin, Stephen Porder, Meagan E. Matthew R. Ryan, and Tom L. Richard. 4: 263.
Schipanski, Elena M. Bennett, and Christopher Neill. 1: 49. Envisioning a Marine Biodiversity Observation Network. J. Emmett
RNAi-Based Insecticidal Crops: Potential Effects on Nontarget Duffy, Linda A. Amaral-Zettler, Daphne G. Fautin, Gustav
Species. Jonathan G. Lundgren and Jian J. Duan. 8: 657. Paulay, Tatiana A. Rynearson, Heidi M. Sosik, and John J.
Stachowicz. 5: 350.
Explanatory, Predictive, and Heuristic Roles of Allometries and
Letters Scaling Relationships. Jani P. Raerinne. 3: 191.
Extreme Climate Variability Should Be Considered in Forestry Feral Cats and Biodiversity Conservation: The Urgent Prioritization
Assisted Migration. Marta Benito-Garzon, Minh Ha-Duong, of Island Management. Manuel Nogales, Eric Vidal, Felix M.
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Medina, Elsa Bonnaud, Bernie R. Tershy, Karl J. Campbell, and William Jenkins, Daniel Druckenbrod, Glenn W. Suter, Michael
Erika S. Zavaleta. 10: 804. P. Strager, Christine Mazzarella, Walter Galloway, and John
How Far Are Stem-Cell-Derived Erythrocytes from the Clinical Amos. 5: 335.
Arena? Xiaolei Li, Zhiqiang Wu, Xiaobing Fu, and Weidong Public Understanding of Synthetic Biology. Eleonore Pauwels.
Han. 8: 632. 2: 79.
The Impacts of Changing Disturbance Regimes on Serotinous Responsible Aquaculture in 2050: Valuing Local Conditions and
Plant Populations and Communities. Brian Buma, Carissa D. Human Innovations Will Be Key to Success. James S. Diana,
Brown, Dan C. Donato, loseph B. Fontaine, and Jill F. Johnstone. Hillary S. Egna, Thierry Chopin, Mark S. Peterson, Ling Cao,
11:865. Robert Pomeroy, Marc Verdegem, William T. Slack, Melba G.
Improving Ocean Management through the Use of Ecological Bondad-Reantaso, and Felipe Cabello. 4: 255.
Principles and Integrated Ecosystem Assessments. Melis,sa M. Rough Trade: Animal Welfare in the Global Wildlife Trade. Sandra
Foley, Matthew H. Armsby, Erin E. Prahler, Margaret R. Caldwell, E. Baker, Russ Cain, Freya van Kesteren, Zinta A. Zommers,
Ashley L. Erickson, John N. Kittinger, Larry B. Crowder, and Neil D’Cruze, and David Macdonald. 12: 928.
Phillip S. Levin. 8: 619. Safety in Numbers? Abundance May Not Safeguard Corals from
Incorporating Socioeconomic and Political Drivers of International Increasing Carbon Dioxide. Charles Birkeland, Margaret W.
Collaboration into Marine Conservation Planning. Noam Miller, Gregory A. Piniak, C. Mark Eakin, Mariska Weijerman,
Levin, Ayesha 1. T. Tulloch, Ascelin Gordon, Tessa Mazor, Nils Paul McElhany, Matthew Dunlap, and Russell E. Brainard.
Bunnefeld, and Salit Kark. 7: 547. 12: 967.
Integrative Approaches to the Study of Baleen Whale Diving Social Norms and Global Environmental Challenges: The
Behavior, Feeding Performance, and Foraging Ecology. Complex Interaction of Behaviors, Values, and Policy. Ann P.
Jeremy A. Goldbogen, Ari S. Friedlaender, John Calambokidis, Kinzig, Paul R. Ehrlich, Lee J. Alston, Kenneth Arrow, Scott
Megan F. McKenna, Malene Simon, and Douglas P. Nowacek. Barrett, Timothy G. Buchman, Gretchen C. Daily, Bruce Levin,
2: 90. Simon Levin, Michael Oppenheimer, Elinor Ostrom, and
Intentional Fragmentation as a Management Strategy in Aquatic Donald Saari. 3: 164.
Systems. Frank J. Rahel. 5: 362. Social Systems in Habitat-Specialist Reef Fishes: Key Concepts in
Managing Multiple Vectors for Marine Invasions in an Increasingly Evolutionary Ecology. Marian Y. L. Wong and Peter M. Biuston.
Connected World. Susan L. Williams, Ian C. Davidson, Jae R. 6: 453.
Pasari, Gail V. Ashton, James T. Carlton, R. Eliot Crafton, Rachel Soil and Freshwater and Marine Sediment Food Webs: Their
E. Fontana, Edwin D. Grosholz, A. WTiitman Miller, Gregory M. Structure and Function. Jennifer Adams Krumins, Dick van
Ruiz, and Chela J. Zabin. 12: 952. Oevelen, T. Martijn Bezemer, Gerlinde B. De Deyn, W. H.
Mapping the Design Process for Urban Ecology Researchers. Gera Hoi, Ellen van Donk, Wietse de Boer, Peter C. de Ruiter,
Alexander J. Felson, Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman, Timothy Jack J. Middelburg, Fernando Monroy, Karline Soetaert, Elisa
Carter, Franco Montalto, Bill Shuster, Nikki Springer, Emilie K. Thebault, Johan van de Koppel, Johannes A. van Veen, Maria
Stander, and Olyssa Starry. 11: 854. Viketoft, and Wim H. van der Putten. 1: 35.
Maximizing the Environmental Benefits of Carbon Farming Spatial Extent and Dynamics of Dam Impacts on Tropical Island
through Ecosystem Service Delivery. Brenda B. Lin, Sarina Freshwater Fish Assemblages. Patrick B. Cooney and Thomas
Macfadyen, Anna R. Renwick, Saul A. Cunningham, and Nancy J. Kwak. 3: 176.
A. Schellhorn. 10: 793. Sensory Adaptations of Fishes to Subterranean Environments.
Modeling Social-Ecological Scenarios in Marine Systems. Henrik Daphne Soares and Matthew L. Niemiller. 4: 274.
Osterblom, Andrew Merrie, Marc Metian, Wiebren J. Boonstra, A Tale of Two Acts: Endangered Species Listing Practices in Canada
Thorsten Blenckner, James R. Watson, Ryan R. Rykaezewski, and the United States. Robin S. Waples, Marta Nammack, Jean
Yoshitaka Ota, Jorge L. Sarmiento, Villy Christensen, Maja Fitts Cochrane, and Jeffrey A. Hutchings. 9: 723.
Schliiter, Simon Birnbaum, Bo G. Gustafsson, Christoph Toward a Mechanistic Understanding of Linguistic Diversity.
Humborg, Carl-Magnus Morth, Barbel Miiller-Karulis, Maciej Michael C. Gavin, Carlos A. Botero, Claire Bowern, Robert
T. Tomezak, Max Troell, and Carl Folke. 9: 735. K. Colwell, Michael Dunn, Robert R. Dunn, Russell D. Gray,
Molecules of Keystone Significance: Crucial Agents in Ecology and Kathryn R. Kirby, Joe McCarter, Adam Powell, Thiago F. Rangel,
Resource Management. Ryan F. Ferrer and Richard K. Zimmer. John R. Stepp, Michelle Trautwein, Jennifer L. Verdolin, and
6: 428. Gregor Yanega. 7: 524.
A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Analysis of Multifactorial Transdisciplinary Research, Transformative Learning, and
Land Mammal Colonization of Islands. Paul P. A. Mazza, Transformative Science. Deana D. Pennington, Gary L. Simpson,
Sandro Lovari, Federico Masini, Marco Masseti, and Marco Marjorie S. McConnell, Jeanne M. Fair, and Robert J. Baker.
Rustioni. 12: 939. 7: 564.
New Frontiers for Organismal Biology. Dietmar Ktiltz, David F. Understanding Spatiotemporal Lags in Ecosystem Services
Clayton, Gene E. Robinson, Craig Albertson, Hannah V. Carey, to Improve Incentives. Alexander K. Fremier, Fabrice A. J.
Molly E. Cummings, Ken Dewar, Scott V. Edwards, Hans A. DeClerck, Nilsa A. Bosque-Perez, Natalia Estrada Carmona,
Hofmann, Louis J. Gross, Joel G. Kingsolver, Michael J. Meaney, Renee Hill, Taylor Joyal, Levi Keesecker, P. Zion Klos, Alexandra
Barney A. Schlinger, Alexander W. Shingleton, Marla B. Martinez-Salinas, Ryan Niemeyer, Andre Sanfiorenzo, Kristen
Sokolowski, George N. Somero, Daniel C. Stanzione, and Anne Welsh, and J. D. Wulfhorst. 6: 472.
E. Todgham. 6: 464. Water-Use Sustainability in Socioecological Systems: A Multiscale
The Overlooked Terrestrial Impacts of Mountaintop Mining. Integrated Approach. Cristina Madrid, Violeta Cabello, and
James Wickham, Petra Bohall Wood, Matthew C. Nicholson, Mario Giampietro. 1: 14.
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Winter Disturbances and Riverine Fish in Temperate and Cold Biodiversity Online: Toward a Network Integrated Biocollections
Regions. Christine Weber, Christer Nilsson, Lovisa Lind, Knut Alliance. James Hanken. 10: 789.
T. Alfredsen, and Lina E. Polvi. 3: 199. Broader Impacts 2.0: Seeing—and Seizing—the Opportunity. Robert
Frodeman, J. Britt Holbrook, Patricia S. Bourexis, Susan B. Cook,
Professional Biologist Laura Diederick, and Richard A. Tankersley. 3: 153.
Collegiality versus Competition: How Metrics Shape Scientific Com¬
Attrition of Women in the Biological Sciences: Workload, Mother¬
munities. Sujay S. Kaushal and Jonathan M. Jeschke. 3: 155.
hood, and Other Explanations Revisited. Shelley A. Adamo. 1:43.
Defending Science Education: Climate as a Second Front for
The Elusive Pursuit of Interdisciplinarity at the Human-
Biologists. Glenn Branch. 9: 717.
Environment Interface. Eric D. Roy, Anita T. Morzillo, Francisco
The Enduring Relevance of Darwin’s Theory of Morality. Geoffrey
Seijo, Sheila M. W. Reddy, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Jeffrey C.
M. Hodgson. 7: 513.
Milder, Tobias Kuemmerle, and Sherry L. Martin. 9; 745.
The Endangered Species Act at 40: Opportunities for Improvements.
The Ethics of Data Sharing and Reuse in Biology. Clifford S. Duke
Jamie Rappaport Clark. 12; 924.
and John H. Porter. 6: 483.
Locally Adapted Textbooks Can Help Biodiversity. Richard B.
Involving Ecologists in Shaping Large-Scale Green Infrastructure
Primack. 12: 926.
Projects. Alexander J. Felson, Emily E. Oldfield, and Mark A.
Growing Pains for Ecology in the Twenty-First Century. Stephanie
Bradford. 11; 881.
E. Hampton, Carly A. Strasser, and Joshua J. Tewksbury. 2; 69.
Journalism and Social Media as Means of Observing the Contexts
How to Exploit Postdocs. Paula Stephan. 4; 245.
of Science. Joachim Allgaier, Sharon Dunwoody, Dominique
Interpreting the Dynamics and Patterns of Living Systems. Kumar
Brossard, Yin-Yueh Lo, and Hans Peter Peters. 4: 284.
Selvarajoo. 9; 721.
Next-Generation Field Guides. Elizabeth J. Farnsworth, Miyoko
Prescription-Only Anthelmintic Drugs: The Time Is Now. Ray M.
Chu, W. John Kress, Amanda K. Neill, Jason H. Best, John
Kaplan. 11; 852.
Pickering, Robert D. Stevenson, Gregory W. Courtney, John K.
Promise and Pitfalls of a Gender-Blind Faculty Search. Cynthia S.
VanDyk, and Aaron M. Ellison. 11: 891.
Jones and Mark C. Urban. 8: 611.
Reintroduction and De-extinction. Dolly Jorgensen. 9: 719.
Roundtable Valuation Branding for Bioscience Research in the Twenty-First
Predicting Publication Success for Biologists. William F. Laurance, Century. Lonnie W. Aarssen. 6: 417.
D. Carolina Useche, Susan G. Laurance, and Corey J. A. What Is Life, and Can We Create It? Stuart Kauffman. 8: 609.
Braoshaw. 10: 817. What’s in a Name? A Lot if You’re a Little-Known Microbe. David
Roy Smith and Erick R. James. 10: 791.
Special Book Articles
Darwinian Economics. John Gowdy. 10: 824. Washington Watch
Defining Epigenetics in Deterministic Terms. Alexander V. Badyaev. Balancing Privacy and Progress; Biobanks and Genome Sequencing.
3: 224. Eve S. McCulloch. 5: 333.
Discovering Our Selves. Peggy L. Edds Walton. 3: 220. Harris sing the Power of Big Data in Biological Research. Eve S.
Making Yourself Clear: The Conversation of One. Elizabeth Bass. McCulloch. 9: 715.
10: 828. Life Science Graduates Face Daunting Labor Market. Julie Palakovich
Carr. 12:922.
Special Report Researchers Take on a New Role: Advocate for Profession, Science.
Julie Palakovich Carr. 1:12.
Dynamism Is the New Stasis: Modern Challenges for the Bio¬
logical Sciences. Sheri Potter, Susan Musante, and Ali Hochberg.
9; 705. Authors
Aarssen, Lonnie W. [V] Valuation Branding for Bioscience Research
Thinking of Biology in the Twenty-First Century. 6: 417.
Adamo, Shelley A. [PB] Attrition of Women in the Biological
Autocatalytic Sets; From the Origin of Life to the Economy. Wim
Sciences: Workload, Motherhood, and Other Explanations
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Defusing Ideological Defenses in Biology. Angela Potochnik.
-. IL] Too Many Biologists: A Reply from Adamo. 5: 318.
2: 118.
Albaugh, J. M. see King, J. S.
Unity and Disunity in Biology. Karl J. Niklas, Thomas G. Owens,
Albertson, C. see Kiiltz, D.
and Randy O. Wayne. 10: 811.
Alfredsen, K. T. see Weber, C.
Allgaier, Joachim; Sharon Dunwoody; Dominique Brossard; Yin-
Viewpoint Yueh Lo; and Hans Peter Peters. [PB] Journalism and Social
Aeroplankton and the Need for a Global Monitoring Network. Media as Means of Observing the Contexts of Science. 4: 284.
David J. Smith. 7; 515. Alston, L. J. see Kinzig, A. P.
Applying Social Research Techniques to Improve the Effectiveness Amaral-Zettler, L. A. see Duffy, J. E.
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Andrew T. Knight. 5: 320. Aparicio, A. see Hoopes, M. F.
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Arrow, K. see Kinzig, A. P. Bond, M. L. see Hanson, C. T.
Ashton, G. V. see Williams, S. L. Bondad-Reantaso, M. G. see Diana, J. S.
Aubin, 1. see Pedlar, 1. H. Bonnaud, E. see Nogales, .M.
Averett, Nancy. [BB] With Funding Tight, Researchers Tap the Boonstra, W. ]. see Osterblom, H.
Public. 11:908. Boose, E. R. see Campbell, J. L.
Bosque-Perez, N. A. see Premier, A. K.
Badyaev, Alexander V. [SBA] Defining Epigenetics in Deterministic Boswell, Timothy. [BR] Physiological Adaptations for Breeding in
Terms. 3: 224. Birds. 5; 406.
Baker, B. see Powledge, F. Botero, C. A. see Gavin, M. C.
Baker, R.). see Pennington, D. D. Bourexis, P. S. see Frodeman, R.
Baker, Sandra E.; Russ Cain; Ereya van Kesteren; Zinta A. Zommers; Bowern, C. see Gavin, M. C.
Neil D’Cruze; and David W. Macdonald. [OV] Rough Trade: Bradford, M. A. see Felson, A. I.
Animal Welfare in the Global Wildlife Trade. 12: 928. Bradshaw, C. I. A. see Laurance, W. F.
Barbier, Edward B.; Duncan Knowler; lohnson Gwatipedza; Sarah Brainard, R. E. see Birkeland, C.
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Policies to Control Invasive Plant Species. 2: 132. Second Front for Biologists. 9: 717.
Barney, I. N. see Quinn, L. D. Brossard, D. see Allgaier, J.
Barrett, Louise. [BR] Evolution’s Empress: Darwinian Perspectives Brown, C. D. see Buma, B.
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Baskin, Tobias 1. [BR] Green Universe: A Microscopic Voyage into Buchman, T. G. see Kinzig, A. P.
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Beard, K. H. see Hoopes, M. E. Bunnefeld, N. see Levin, N.
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Benessaiah, K. see Raymond, C. M. Automated QA/QC for Streaming Environmental Sensor Data.
Benito-Garzdn, Marta; Minh Ha-Duong; Nathalie Frascaria- 7: 574.
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X'ariability Should Be Considered in Forestry Assisted Migration. Cao, L. see Diana, J. S.
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Bennett, E. M. see Riskin, S. H. Carey, H. V. see Kiiltz, D.
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Bohall Wood, P. see Wood, P. B. Chu, M. see Farnsworth, E. J.
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Cochrane, J. F. see Waples, R. S. Ellis, E. C. see Karl, J. W.
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Geography of Recent Neotropical Mammals. 4: 304. Erickson, A. L. see Foley, M. M.
Cook, S. B. see Frodeman, R. Estrada Carmona, N. see Carmona, E. N.
Cooke, S. J. see Lapointe, N. W. R. Evans Ogden, L. see Ogden, L. E.
Cooney, Patrick B., and Thomas J. Kwak. [OV) Spatial Extent and
Dynamics of Dam Impacts on Tropical Island Freshwater Fish Fair, 1. M. see Pennington, D. D.
Assemblages. 3: 176. Farnsworth, Elizabeth J.; Miyoko Chu; W. John Kress; Amanda K.
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Courtney, G. W. see Farnsworth, E. J. Gregory W. Courtney; John K. VanDyk; and Aaron M. Ellison.
Crafton, R. E. see Williams, S. L. [PB] Next-Generation Field Guides. 11: 891.
Crowder, L. B. see Foley, M. M. Fautin, D. G. see Duffy, J. E.
Cummings, M. E. see Kultz, D. Felson, Alexander J.; Emily E. Oldfield; Mark A. Bradford. [PB|
Cunningham, S. A. see Lin, B. B. Involving Ecologists in Shaping Large-Scale Green Infrastructure
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Daily, G. C. see Kinzig, A. P. Felson, Alexander J.; Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman; Timothy Carter;
Davidson, 1. C. see Williams, S. L. Franco Montalto; Bill Shuster; Nikki Springer; Emilie K.
D’Cruze, N. see Baker, S. Stander; and Olyssa Starry. [OV] Mapping the Design Process
de Boer, W. see Krumins, J. A. for Urban Ecology Researchers. 11: 854.
DeClerck, F. A. J. see Fremier, A. K. Fernandez-Manjarres, J. F. see Benito-Garzon, M.
Dede, C. see Grotzer, T. A. Ferrer, Ryan P., and Richard K. Zimmer. [OV] Molecules of
De Deyn, G. B. see Krumins, J. A. Keystone Significance: Crucial Agents in Ecology and Resource
Dellasala, D. A. see Greenwald, N. Management. 6: 428.
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Dewar, K. see Kultz, D. Fitts Cochrane, J. see Cochrane, J. F.
Diana, James S.; Hillary S. Egna; Thierry Chopin; Mark S. Peterson; Fleetwood, K. J. see Yellowlees, A.
Ling Cao; Robert Pomeroy; Marc V'erdegem; William T. Slack; Foley, Melissa M.; Matthew H. Armsby; Erin E. Prahler;
Melba G. Bondad-Reantaso; and Felipe Cabello. [OV] Responsible Margaret R. Caldwell; Ashley L. Erickson; John N. Kittinger;
Aquaculture in 2050: Valuing Local Conditions and Human Larry B. Crowder; and Phillip S. Levin. [OV] Improving Ocean
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Dillen, S. Y. see King, J. S. Folke, C. see Osterblom, H.
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Druckenbrod, D. see Wickham, J. Frascaria-Lacoste, N. see Benito-Garzon, M.
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Duffy, J. Emmett; Linda A. Amaral-Zettler; Daphne G. Fautin; Third Millennium. 6: 499.
Gustav Paulay; Tatiana A. Rynearson; Heidi M. Sosik; and Fremier, Alexander K.; Fabrice A. J. DeClerck; Nilsa A. Bosque-
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Dunlap, M. see Birkeland, C. Services to Improve Incentives. 6; 472.
Dunn, M. see Gavin, M. C. Friedlaender, A. S. see Goldbogen, J. A.
Dunn, R. R. see Gavin, M. C. Frodeman, Robert; I. Britt Holbrook; Patricia S. Bourexis; Susan B.
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Eakin, M. see Birkeland, C. Fusco, P. C. see Yellowlees, A.
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Giampietro, M. see Madrid, C. Theory of Morality. 7: 513.
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[OV] Integrative Approaches to the Study of Baleen WTiale Hoopes, Martha E; David M. Marsh; Karen H. Beard; Nisse
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2:90. Hixon; Danelle Laflower; Lucas Lee; Amanda Little; Emily
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Graham, Nicholas A. J., and Tim R. McClanahan. [FO] The Last Invasive Plants in Wildlife Refuges: Coordinated Research with
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Miller, Christine W.; Jennifer Hamel; Katherine D. Holmes; Consequences? 3: 236.
Wendy L. Helmey-Hartman; and David Lopatto. [ED] Extend¬ -. [BB] Tags, Blogs, Tweets: Social Media as Science Tool?
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Partners with a Classroom. 9: 754. Oldfield, E. E. see Felson, A. J.
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Mitchell, Sandra D. [BR] Processes of Life: Essays in the Philosophy of a Forest Raptor Community. 8: 683.
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Mlot, Christine. [BB] Brain Size Takes an Evolutionary Backseat to 9: 768.
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Pauwels, Eleonore. [OV] Public Understanding of Synthetic
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Neill, A. K. see Farnsworth, E. J. Pedlar, John H.; Daniel W. McKenney; Isabelle Aubin; Louis R.
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