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INDEX TO ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, VOLUME 66, 1996 A disturbance, 345 land-use history, 345 Doébel, H. G., 389 Langellotto, G. A., 389 advection, 259 larval palatability, 431 Alaska, 503 E Liebig’s law of the minimum, 181 Alexander, S. E., 259 algae, 67 Ellison, A. M., 45 life history, omnivory, 91 Allen, A., 345 epibionts, 45 life history patterns, 431 alluvial history, 203 epiphytic lichens, 159 life history strategy, 389 anthidiine phylogeny, 235 error analysis, 1 Lindquist, N., 431 Apoidea, 235 Eubanks, M. D., 389 Lipcius, R. N., 277 aquatic macroinvertebrates, 91 experimental bias, 277 litter decomposition, 159, 503 litter N dynamics, 503 atmospheric deposition, 159 Australia, 139 F litterfall, 159 lizards, 139 Farnsworth, E. J., 45 Losey, J. E., 389 B field experiment, 323 Baker, R. G., 203 fire, 203, 345 M barnacle recruitment, 259 food chain, 451 base cations, 181 food web, 451 mangroves, 45 bees, anthidiine, 235 forest communities, 181 marine invertebrates, 45 beetles, 203 forest dynamics, 1, 181 McCauley, E., 479 Belize, 45 Foster, D. R., 345 Megachilidae, 235 Bettis, E.A., III, 203 fresh water, 91 Menge, B. A., 409 mercury, 451 biogeochemistry, 115 biomagnification, 451 G Miller, M. W., 323 model sensitivity analysis, 115 biophysical ecology, 139 Gonzalez, L. A., 203 modeling dynamics of competitors, 479 biotic concentrations, 115 grazers on coral and seaweed, 323 monitor lizards, 139 blue crabs, 277 Gurney, W. S., 479 mosaic diversity, 45 body temperature, 139 Motzkin, G., 345 Boone, R. D., 345 H Miiller, A., 235 Bosmina, 479 habitat disturbance and persistence, 389 Murdoch, W. W., 479 Brisbin, I. L., Jr., 115 habitat gradient, quality, selection, 367 mussels, 301, 409 Brostoff, W. N., 67 Harrod, J., 345 Hawaii, 67 N Cc Hay, M. E., 323, 431 Nash, T. H., III, 159 caging experiment, 301 herbivory, 67 Navarrete, S. A., 301, 409 calcium in soils, 181 Hixon, M. A., 67 Nisbet, R. M., 479 California, 159 Hobbie, S. E., 503 nitrogen mineralization, net, 503 Callinectes sapidus, 277 Holocene, 203 North Carolina (USA) reefs, 323 Canham, C. D., 1 Horton, D. G., 203 Nucella, 301 carbon isotopes, 203 host-plant specializations, 235 nutrient cycling, 159 cesium-137, 115 Huberty, A. F, 389 nutrients and grazers, interactive ef- chemical defenses, 431 fects, 323 Chesapeake Bay, 277 I Christian, K. A., 139 ideal dominance distribution, 367 O Chumbley, C. A., 203 ideal free distribution, 367 climate change, 503 oak transition—northern hardwood for- indirect effects, 409 Coleoptera, 203 individual-based models, 181 ests, 181 community importance, 409 insects, 203 oak woodlands, 159 community structure, 45 interaction strength, 409 Oculina arbuscula, 323 community variability, 301 interspecific trade-offs, 1 oligolecty, 235 competition, 323 intertidal barnacles, 259 omnivory, 451 complex life cycles, 431 invertebrate larval defenses, 431 ontogenic diet switching, 91 conservation, 345 Orth, R. J., 277 contaminant modeling, 115 J oxygen isotopes, 203 coral recruitment, 323 coral reef, 67 JABOWA-FORET, 181 P coral-seaweed interactions, 323 K Pacala, S. W., 1 paleoclimatology, 203 D keystone predation, 409 paleoecology, 203 damselfish, 67 keystone species, 67 parrotfish, 67 Daphnia, 479 kinetics modeling, 115 PCBs, 451 de Roos, A. M., 479 Knops, J. M., 159 Peters, E. L., 115 Denno, R. F, 389 Kobe, R. K., 1, 181 Peterson, M. A., 389 detritus-based stream, 91 Petit, D. R., 367 L diet, 115 Petit, L. J., 367 diffusion of coastal barnacles, 259 lake trout, 451 physiological ecology, 115 dispersal, 389 landscape ecology, 181 Pile, A. J., 277 $23 524 Ecological Monographs Vol. 66, No. 4 pitch pine, 345 S temporal resolution, 91 plant macrofossils, 203 temporal variation, 301 salt marsh, 389 planthopper, 389 territoriality, 67, 367 sand plain, 345 pollen, 203 Testudines, 115 sapling growth and mortality, 1, 181 pollen-foraging strategies, 235 tethering, 277 Saponara, J., 1 pollen-harvesting behavior, 235 thermal ecology, 115 Schlesinger, W. H., 159 polylecty, 235 thermal environment, 139 Schwert, D. P., 203 population dynamics, 479 thermoregulation, 139 scrub oak, 345 predation, 277, 367 throughfall, 159 seasonality, 139 predation frequency and intensity, 301 time-specific food webs, 91 sea stars, 409 predator-mediated coexistence, 67 Trachemys scripta, 115 seaweeds, 323 predator removal experiment, 409 tree death, 181 seedling recruitment, | Prokelisia dolus, 389 trophic structure, 451 sensitivity analysis, 1 Prokelisia marginata, 389 tropical storms, 277 shade tolerance, 181 Protonotaria citrea, 367 Silander, J. A., Jr., 1 tropics, 139 smelt, 451 tundra, 503 Q soil, 345 Quercus douglasii, 159 soil respiration, 503 U SORTIE, 1, 181 R Spartina, 389 upwelling front, 259 spatial variability, 409 radioecology, 115 radionuclides, 115 spatially explicit models, 1 Vv species diversity, 45, 67 Ramalina menziesii, 159 Rasmussen, J. B., 451 species richness, 45 van Montfrans, J., 277 Reagan, M. K., 203 species-specific light extinction, 1 Vander Zanden, M. J., 451 redundant species, 409 speleothems, 203 Varanus, 139 Stage-structured population models, reefs, temperate vs. tropical, 323 479 reproductive success, 367 stochastic models, 115 WwW Rhizophora mangle, 45 succession, 67, 301 Ribbens, E., 1 Weavers, B. W., 139 surgeonfish, 67 Richards sigmoidal model, 115 western palearctic Anthidiini, 235 riffle community, 91 wet—dry tropics, 139 T rocky intertidal, 301, 409 whelks, 301, 409 Roderick, G. K., 389 Tavares-Cromar, A. F, 91 Williams, D. D., 91 Roughgarden, J., 259 temperate coral, ecology of, 323 wing polymorphism, 389 EXTENT AND NATURE OF CIRCULATION. Average number of copies of each issue published during the preceding twelve months: (a) total number of copies printed, 4125; (b.1) sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors and counter sales, 0; (b.2) paid mail subscriptions, 2992; (c) total paid circulation, 2992; (d) free distribution by mail, 6; (e) free distribution outside the mail, 15; (f) total free distribution, 21; (g) total distribution, 3023; (h.1) office use, leftovers, spoiled, 1102; (h.2) returns from news agents, 0; (i) total, 4125. Actual number of copies of single issue published nearest to filing date: (a) total number of copies printed, 4200; (b.1) sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors and counter sales, 0; (b.2) paid mail subscriptions, 3457; (c) total paid circulation, 3457; (d) free distribution by mail, 6; (e) free distribution outside the mail, 17; (f) total free distribution, 23; (g) total distribution, 3490; (h.1) office use, leftovers, spoiled, 710; (h.2) returns from news agents, 0; (i) total, 4200.