Environmental Biology of Fishes 2002: Vol 64 Table of Contents

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Environmental Biology of Fishes 64: 467-469, 2002
Volume 64
Issue 1-3, pp. 1-351: June 2002 Issue 4, pp. 353-472: August 2002
Volume contents
Ecology, behaviour and conservation of the charrs, genus Salvelinus
Guest Editors: Pierre Magnan, Céline Audet, Hélene Glémet, Michel Legault,
Marco A. Rodriguez & Eric B. Taylor
Prelude
Developments in the ecology, evolution, and behaviour of the charrs, genus Sa/lvelinus:
relevance for their management and conservation, by P. Magnan, C. Audet, H. Glémet, M. Legault,
M.A. Rodriguez & Eric B. Taylor
Keynote
Charrs, glaciations and seasonal ice, by G. Power
Part 1. Ecological interactions and behavior
Takvatn through 20 years: long-term effects of an experimental mass removal of Arctic charr,
Salvelinus alpinus, from a subarctic lake, by A. Klemetsen, P.-A. Amundsen, P.E. Grotnes,
K. Knudsen, R.-KRristotiersen & MiaA: Sven 6 ascod seoi otcca etiwasanncwaves saus
Spatial and temporal variability in the diet of anadromous Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus, in northern
Labrador, by J.B. Dempson, M. Shears & M. Bloom
The relationship between spatial distribution and diet of Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus, in Loch
Ness, U.K., by I.J. Winfield, C.W. Bean & D.P. Hewitt
Growth and dietary niche in Salvelinus alpinus and Salvelinus fontinalis as revealed by stable isotope
analysis, by M. Power, G. Power, F. Caron, R.R. Doucett & K.R.A. Guiguer
Does the refuge availability influence the spawning behavior of mature male parr in salmonids?
A test in the Miyabe charr, by Y. Koseki, I. Koizumi, H. Kobayashi & K. Maekawa
Part 2. Trophic polymorphism
Diversification, sympatric speciation, and trophic polymorphism of Arctic charr, Sa/velinus alpinus
complex, in Transbaikalia, by $.S. Alekseyev, V.P. Samusenok, A.N. Matveev & M. Yu. Pichugin 97-114
The biology of Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus, of Gander Lake, a large, deep, oligotrophic lake in
Newfoundland, Canada, by M.F. O’Connell & J.B. Dempson 115-126
Physiological performance of two forms of lacustrine brook charr, Salvelinus fontinalis, in the
open-water habitat, by R. Proulx & P. Magnan 127-136
Part 3. Movements and migrations
Why do foraging stream salmonids move during summer? by C. Gowan & K.D. Fausch
Local movement as a measure of habitat quality in stream salmonids, by G. Bélanger & M.A.
Rodriguez
Adaptations to stochastic environmental variations: the effects of seasonal temperatures on the migra-
tory window of Svalbard Arctic charr, by M.A. Svenning & N. Gullestad 165-174
Seasonal timing and diel activity of lacustrine brook charr, Salvelinus fontinalis, spawning in a lake
outlet, by M. Baril & P. Magnan 175-181
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Part 4. Ecophysiology and evolutionary genetics
Seasonal changes in osmotic and ionic regulation in Arctic charr, Sa/velinus alpinus, from a high-
and a sub-arctic anadromous population, by E.H. Jorgensen & A.M. Arnesen 185-193
The etfect of acute stress and temperature on plasma cortisol and ion concentrations and growth of
Lake Inari Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus, by T. Lyytikainen, P. Pylkk6, O. Ritola &
P. Lindstrém-Seppa 195-202
Phenotypic differences in buoyancy and energetics of lean and siscowet lake charr in Lake Superior,
by B.A. Henderson & D.M. Anderson 203-209
A sex-linked microsatellite locus isolated from the Y chromosome of lake charr, Salvelinus namay-
cush, by J. Stein, K.M. Reed, C.C. Wilson & R.B. Phillips 211-216
Interspecific relationships among charrs based on phylogenetic analysis of nuclear growth hormone
217-222
intron sequences, by K.M. Westrich, N.R. Konkol, M.P. Matsuoka & R.B. Phillips
Characterization of charr chromosomes using fluorescence in situ hybridization, by R.B. Phillips,
223-228
M.P. Matsuoka & K.M. Reed
Physiological, endocrine, and genetic bases of anadromy in the brook charr, Salvelinus fontinalis, of
the Laval River (Québec, Canada), by D. Boula, V. Castric, L. Bernatchez & C. Audet
Part 5. Ecological parasitology
A comparative study of Eubothrium salvelini and E. crassum (Cestoda: Pseudophyllidea) parasites
of Arctic charr and brown trout in alpine lakes, by V. Hanzelova, T. Scholz,
D. Gerdeaux & R. Kuchta
Parasite-induced host mortality: indirect evidence from a long-term study, by R. Knudsen, P.-A.
Amundsen & A. Klemetsen
Part 6. Environmental stress and conservation
A comparison of Floy and soft Vlalpha tags on hatchery Arctic charr, with emphasis on tag retention,
growth and survival, by A.H. Rikardsen, M. Woodgate & D.A. Thompson 269-273
The effect of Carlin tags on survival and growth of anadromous Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus, by
R. Strand, B. Finstad, A. Lamberg & T.G. Heggberget 275-280
Abundance, annual survival, and recruitment of unexploited and exploited lake charr, Sa/lvelinus
namaycush, populations at the Experimental Lakes Area, northwestern Ontario, by K.H. Mills,
S.M. Chalanchuk & D.J. Allan 281-292
Biomass and production of lake charr during the acidification and pH recovery of a small Ontario
lake, by K.H. Mills, S.M. Chalanchuk & D.J. Allan 293-301
Assessment of the feasibility of preventing reproduction of lake charr, Salvelinus namaycush, in
shallow areas of reservoirs affected by drawdowns, by J. Benoit & M. Legault 303-311
The relevance of individual size to management of Arctic charr, Salvelinus alpinus, populations, by
P.A. Jansen, A.G. Finstad & A. Langeland 313-320
Decline of the migratory form in bull charr, Sa/velinus confluentus, and implications for conservation,
by M.L. Nelson, T.E. McMahon & R.F. Thurow
Factors affecting redd site selection, hatching, and emergence of brook charr, Salvelinus fontinalis,
in an artificially enhanced site, by I. Bernier-Bourgault & P. Magnan
Impact of the 1998 El Nino event on a lake charr, Sal/velinus namaycush, population
recovering from acidification, by J.M. Gunn
Full papers
Scarid biomass on the northern Great Barrier Reef: the influence of exposure, depth and substrata,
by N. Gust
Reproductive biology of the smooth dogfish, Mustelus canis, in the northwest Atlantic Ocean, by
C.L. Conrath & J.A. Musick
Threatened fishes of the world: Hippocampus reidi Ginsburg, 1933 (Syngnathidae), by I.L. Rosa,
IL. Dias & J.K. Baum
The role of temperature and embryo development time in the diel timing of spawning in a coral-reef
damselfish with high-frequency spawning synchrony, by K. Asoh & T. Yoshikawa 379-392
Stages of development of the goosefish, Lophius americanus, and comments on the phylogenetic
significance of the development of the luring apparatus in Lophiiformes, by A.W. Everly 393-417
Obstructive role of the dimorphic sperm in a non-copulatory marine sculpin, Hemilepidotus gilberti,
to prevent other males’ eusperm from fertilization, by Y. Hayakawa, H. Munehara & A. Komaru 419-427
Threatened fishes of the world: Gambusia nobilis Baird & Girard, 1853 (Poeciliidae),
by C. Hubbs, R.J. Edwards & G.P. Garrett 428
Growth and abundance of Pacific sand lance, Ammodytes hexapterus, under differing oceanographic
regimes, by M.D. Robards, G.A. Rose & J.F. Piatt 429-44]
Threatened fishes of the world: Cyprinodon bovinus Baird & Girard, 1853 (Cyprinodontidae), by
G.P. Garrett, C. Hubbs & R.J. Edwards 442
Age, growth, and gonadal characteristics of adult bighead carp, Hypophthalmichthys nobilis, in the
lower Missouri River, by S.J. Schrank & C.S. Guy 443-450
The effects of increasing UV-B radiation on pigmentation, growth and survival of coregonid embryos
and larvae, by J. Hikkinen, E. Vehnidinen, O. Ylonen, J. Heikkila, M. Soimasuo, J. Kaurola, A.
Oikari & J. Karjalainen 451-459
Threatened fishes of the world: Gambusia amistadensis Peden, 1973 (Poeciliidae), by R.J. Edwards,
C. Hubbs & G.P. Garrett 460
Book critiques
Out of Africa: the success story of tilapias, by C. Leveque 461-464
Authors’ index 465
Acknowledgements for refereeing 466
Volume contents 467-469
Instructions to authors 471-472