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Author Index to Volume 29 ARTHUR, J.W. see RICHARDS, C. HIGLeR, L.W.G. see OsBorNE, L.L. AVANZINO, R.J. see TRISKA, F.J. Hicier, L.W.G. The riparian community of north-west European lowland streams, 229 Bates, M. see IRVINE, K. Host, G.E. see RicHarps, C. Bates, M., Moss, B., PHityires, G., IRVINE, K. AND STANSFIELD, J. The changing ecosystem of a shallow, IRVINE, K. see BALES, M. brackish lake, Hickling Broad, Norfolk, U.K. II. Long- IRVINE, K., Moss, B., BALES, M. AND SNooK, D. The term trends in water chemistry and ecology and their changing ecosystem of a shallow, brackish lake, implications for restoration of the lake, 141 Hickling Broad, Norfolk, U.K. I. Trophic BARNES, J.-A. see WILLIAMS, D.D. relationships with special reference to the role of Bay.ey, P.B. see OSBORNE, L.L. Neomysis integer, 119 Bay.ey, P.B. AND OsBorNE, L.L. Natural rehabilitation of stream fish population. in an Illinois catchment, JACK, J.D. AND GILBERT, J.J. Susceptibilities of different- 295 sized ciliates to direct suppression by small and large Beacu, P.C. see WittiaMs, D.D. cladocerans, 19 BENFIELD, E.F. see Stout, B.M. III Jack, J.D. AND GILBERT, J.J. The effect of suspended clay BLAKE, M.A. AND Hart, P.J.B. The behavioural on ciliate population growth rates, 385 responses of juvenile signal crayfish, Pacifastacus Jackson, L.J. AND KatFr, J. Patterns in metal content of submerged aquatic macrophytes: the role of plant leniusculus, to stimuli fm perch and eels, 89 BorcHARDT, D. Effects of fiow and refugia on drift loss growth form, 351 of benthic macroinvertebrates: implications for JACOBSEN, B. see RABENI, C.F. habitat restoration in lowland streams, 221 KALFF, J. see JACKSON, L.]. BUND, VAN DE, W.J. AND Davips, C. Complex relations Keppy, P.A. see WILson, S.D. between freshwater macro- and meiobenthos: Koviac, D.A. see OSBORNE, L.L. interactions between Chironomus riparius and Chydorus piger, 1 , LINK, J. see HAVEL, J.E. LosEE, R.F. AND WETZEL, R.G. Littoral flow rates within Davips, C. see BUND, VAN DE, W.]J. and around submersed macrophyte communities, 7 Décamps, H. see MULLER, E. Décamps, H. see TABACCHI, E. MARTENS, K. see MARTIN, P. Dosson, M. see VERVIER, P. MarTIN, P., GODDEERIS, B. AND MARTENS, K. Oxygen Dosson, M.K. see MULLER, E. concentration profiles in soft sediment of Lake Baikal DupDoK VAN HEEL, E. see Smit, H. (Russia) near the Selenga delta, 343 Durr, J.H. see Triska, F.J. Matveev, V. An investigation of allelopathic effects of DUuNNE, T. see PALMER, C. Daphnia, 99 MEtzER, A. see HANTKE, B. ExsTAM, B. see WEISNER, S.E.B. MoLLEs jr, M.C. see Nistow, K.H. Moorg, D.R.J. see WiLson, S.D. Gasoury, M. see NEwsury, R. Moss, B. see BALEs, M. GILBERT, J.J. see Jack, J.D. Moss, B. see IRVINE, K. GoppEERIS, B. see MARTIN, P. MorH IVERSEN, T. see OsBoRNE, L.L. Go.tapay, S.W. see Hax, C.L. MUuL LER, E., Décamps, H. AND Dosson, M.K. GRANELI, W. see WEISNER, S.E.B. Contribution of space remote sensing to river GUISANDE, C. Reproductive strategy as population studies, 301 density varies in Daphnia magna (Cladocera), 463 Newsury, R.‘anp Gasoury, M. Exploration and HanrTke, B. AND MEzeR, A. Kinetic changes in surface rehabilitation of hydraulic habitats in streams using phosphatase activity of Synedra acus principles of fluvial behaviour, 195 (Bacillariophyceae) in relation to pH variation, 31 NIEDZWIECKI, J. see HAVEL, J.E. Hart, P.J.B. see BLAKE, M.A. Nistow, K.H. AND MOLLEs jr, M.C. The influence of HAvEL, J.E., Link, J. AND NIEDZWIECKI, J. Selective larval case design on vulnerability of Limnephilus predation by Lestes (Odonata, Lestidae) on littoral frijole (Trichoptera) to predation, 411 microcrustacea, 47 NOLEN, J.A. AND PEARSON, R.G. Factors affecting litter Hax, C.L. AND GoLLapay, S.W. Macroinvertebrate processing by Anisocentropus kirramus (Trichoptera: colonization and biofilm development on leaves and Calamoceratidae) from an Australian tropical wood in a boreal river, 79 rainforest stream, 469 492 Index to Volume 29 O’KEEFFE, J. see PALMER, C. system-specific knowledge (SSK) to stream- OssBorneE, L.L. see BAYLEY, P.B. management decisions: ecological and economic OsBorNgE, L.L., BAYLEY, P.B., HIGLER, L.W.G., STATZNER, aspects, 313 B., TrR1skA, F. AND MOTH IVERSEN, T. Restoration of Stout, B.M. III, BENFIELD, E.F. AND WEBSTER, J.R. Effects lowland streams: an introduction, 187 of a forest disturbance on shredder production in Osporne, L.L. AND Koviac, D.A. Riparian vegetated southern Appalachian headwater streams, 59 buffer strips in water-quality restoration and stream management, 243 Tasaccui, E., Décamps, H. AND THOMAS, A. Substrate interstices as a habitat for larval Thraulus bellus PALMER, A. see PALMER, C. (Ephemeroptera) in a temporary floodplain pond, 429 PALMER, C., O’KEEFFE, J., PALMER, A., Dunne, T. AND THomas, A. see TABACCHI, E. Raptorr, S. Macroinvertebrate functional feeding ToxesuH1, M. On the evolution of commensalism in the groups in the middle and lower reaches of the Buffalo Chironomidae, 481 River, eastern Cape, South Africa. I. Dietary TOWNSEND, C.R. see SCARSBROOK, M.R. variability, 441 TRISKA, F. see OSBORNE, L.L. PALMER, C., O’KEEFFE, J. AND PALMER, A. TriskA, F.J., Durr, J.H. AND AVANZINO, R.J. Patterns of Macroinvertebrate functional feeding groups in the hydrological exchange and nutrient transformation middle and lower reaches of the Buffalo River, in the hyporheic zone of a gravel-bottom stream: eastern Cape, South Africa. II. Functional examining terrestrial—aquatic linkages, 259 morphology and behaviour, 455 PEARSON, R.G. see NOLEN, J.A. VERVIER, P., Dosson, M. AND Pinay, G. Role of Pups, G. see BALES, M. interaction zones between surface and ground Pinay, G. see VERVIER, P. waters in DOC transport and processing: Prejs, K. Distribution and feeding of the predatory considerations for river restoration, 275 nematode Anatonchus dolichurus (Mononchoidea) in the Dokka delta (Norway) and its impact on the WALLING, D.E. see WEBB, B.W. benthic meiofauna, 71 WaRINGER, J.A. The drag coefficient of cased caddis larvae from running waters: experimental RABENI, C.F. AND JACOBSEN, B. The importance of fluvial determination and ecological applications, 419 hydraulics to fish-habitat restoration in low-gradient Wess, B.W. AND WALLING, D.E. Temporal variability in alluvial streams, 211 the impact of river regulation on thermal regime and RaDLorr, S. see PALMER, C. some biological implications, 167 RicHarps, C., Host, G.E. AND ARTHUR, J.W. WEBSTER, J.R. see Stout, B.M. III Identification of predominant environmental factors WEISNER, S.E.B., GRANELI, W. AND ExstaM, B. Influence structuring stream macroinvertebrate communities of submergence on growth of seedlings of Scirpus within a large agricultural catchment, 285 lacustris and Phragmites australis, 371 WETZEL, R.G. see LosEE, R.F. SCARSBROOK, M.R. AND TOWNSEND, C.R. Stream WIERSMA, S. see SmIT, H. community structure in relation to spatial and WiuiaMs, D.D., BARNES, J.-A. AND BEACH, P.C. The temporal variation: a habitat template study of two effects of prey profitability and habitat complexity on contrasting New Zealand streams, 395 the foraging success and growth of stonefly Smit, H., DuDoK van HEEL, E. AND WIERSMA, S. (Plecoptera) nymphs, 107 Biovolume as a tool in biomass determination of Witson, S.D., Moore, D.R.J. AND Keppy, P.A. Oligochaeta and Chironomidae, 37 Relationships of marsh seed banks to vegetation SNOOK, D. see IRVINE, K. patterns along environmental gradients, 361 SPERLING, F. see STATZNER, B. STANSFIELD, J. see BALES, M. YounG, W.]. Field techniques for the classification of STATZNER, B. see OSBORNE, L.L. near-bed flow regimes, 377 STATZNER, B. AND SPERLING, F. Potential contribution of