Heredity 2001: Vol 87 Index

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Heredity 87 (2001) 712-716
Author index
Aguinagalde. Itziar sec Mohanty. Aparajita Bues. Robert .see Bouvier. Jean-Charles
Aguirre. A. see Fullaondo. A. Bullejos. Monica see Fernandez. Rosa
Allnutt. T.R. see Premoli. A.C. Burton. Tracy L. & Husband. Brian C. Fecundity and
Almodovar. Ana see Suarez. Juan offspring ploidy in matings among diploid, triploid and
Alves. M.J.. Coelho. H.. Collares-Pereira. M.J. & Coelho. tetraploid Cliamerion angustifoliiim (Onagraceae); conse¬
M.M. Mitochondrial DNA variation in the highly quences for tetraploid establishment. 573
endangered cyprinid fish Anaecypris hispcmiea: impor¬ Byrne. M. see Hines. B.
tance for conservation. 46.^
Amos. William & Balmford. Andrew. When does conservation Carmona. Jose A. .see Perdices. Anabel
genetics matter? 257 Caron. Henri see Degen. Bernd
Atkinson. Rachel J. see Rokas. Antonis Carvalho, G.R. .see Hauser, L.
Chan, Helen .see Gadau. Jurgen
Ball. Shelley L. Tychoparthenogenesis and mi.xed mating in Chapman, Tracey. Seminal fluid-mediated fitness traits in
natural populations of the mayfly Stenonenui femora- Drosophila. 511
liiin. 373 Chapuisat. Michel .see Keller. Laurent
Balmford. Andrew see Amos. William Chevallier. Marie Helene see Degen. Bernd
Bandou. Eric see Degen. Bernd Cheverud. James M. A simple correction for multiple com¬
Barragan. Maria Jose L. see Fernandez. Rosa parisons in interval mapping genome scans. 52
Barrena. 1. see Fullaondo. A. Chevillon, Christine see Gazave. Elodie
Bautista. Jose M. see Suarez. Juan Coelho. H. .vee Alves, M.J.
Bavik. Claes O. see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid Coelho. M.M. .see Alves. M.J.
Beardmore. John A. see Gajardo. Gonzalo Collares-Pereira. M.J. see Alves. M.J.
Beebee. Trevor J.C. see Rowe. Graham Colombo. P.C.. Pensel. S.M. & Remis, M L Chromosomal
Bell. Graham see K.oelewijn. Hans P. polymorphism, morphological traits and male mating
Bell. J.A. see Ridout. M S. success in Leptysnui argenlina (Orthoptera). 480
Beslay. Dominique see Bouvier. Jean-Charles Conn, Jan E. vee Onyabe. David Y.
Bidau. Claudio J.. Gimenez. Mabel D.. Palmer. Christianne L. Cordaux. Richard see Michel-Salzat. Alice
& Searle. Jeremy B. The effects of Robertsonian fusions Cork. Michael J. see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid
on chiasma frequency and distribution in the house Costagliola. Domenico see Rocco. Lucia
mouse (.V/w.v mtiseiiliis domesticus) from a hybrid zone in Cox, Angela see Tazi-Ahnini, Rachid
northern Scotland. 305
Blanc. J.M. see Dupont-Nivet. M. De La Guerie. Patrick see Koelewijn. Hans P.
Boccklen. William J. see Williams. Joseph H. De La Herran. Roberto, Ruiz Rejon, Carmelo. Ruiz Rejon,
Boivin. Thomas see Bouvier. Jean-Charles Manuel & Garrido-Ramos. Manuel A. The molecular
Bonilauri. Paolo see Gandolfi. Andrea phylogeny of the Sparidae (Pisces: Perciformes) based on
Bonnet. J.C. .sec Dupont-Nivet. M. two satellite DNA families. 691
Bonnin. I. .sec Vandenkoornhuyse. P. De Las Heras. Jose I.. King. Ian P. & Parker. John S.
Bouchon. Didier .vee Gouin. Nicolas azacytidine induces chromosomal breakage in the root
Bouchon. Didier .see Michel-Salzat. Alice tips of wheat carrying the cuckoo chromosome 4S’ from
Boudinhon. Liliane .see Bouvier. Jean-Charles Aegilops sharonensis. 474
Bouvier. Jean-Charles. Bues. Robert. Boivin. Thomas. De Loose. Marc .see Hardy, Olivier J.
Boudinhon. Liliane. Beslay. Dominique & Sauphanor. Debussche. Max see Quilichini. Angelique
Benoit. Deltamethrin resistance in the codling moth Degen, Bernd, Caron. Henri. Bandou. Eric. Maggia, Laurent,
(Lepidoptcra; Tortricidae): inheritance and number of Chevallier. Marie Helene. Leveau, Antoine & Kremer.
genes involved. 456 Antoine. Fine-scale spatial genetic structure of eight
Brakefield. Paul M. see Wijngaarden, Pieter J. tropical tree species as analysed by RAPDs. 497
Britton. James E.R. .see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid Diaz De La Guardia, Rafael see Fernandez. Rosa
Brown. Gordon S. see Rokas. Antonis Diehl, Walter J. see Mcelroy. Thomas C.
Brown. William D. .see Keller, Laurent Doadrio, Ignacio see Perdices, Anabel
I
Heredity 87 (2001) 712-716
Author index
Aguinagalde. Itziar sec Mohanty. Aparajita Bues. Robert .see Bouvier. Jean-Charles
Aguirre. A. see Fullaondo. A. Bullejos. Monica see Fernandez. Rosa
Allnutt. T.R. see Premoli. A.C. Burton. Tracy L. & Husband. Brian C. Fecundity and
Almodovar. Ana see Suarez. Juan offspring ploidy in matings among diploid, triploid and
Alves. M.J.. Coelho. H.. Collares-Pereira. M.J. & Coelho. tetraploid Cliamerion angustifoliiim (Onagraceae); conse¬
M.M. Mitochondrial DNA variation in the highly quences for tetraploid establishment. 573
endangered cyprinid fish Anaecypris hispcmiea: impor¬ Byrne. M. see Hines. B.
tance for conservation. 46.^
Amos. William & Balmford. Andrew. When does conservation Carmona. Jose A. .see Perdices. Anabel
genetics matter? 257 Caron. Henri see Degen. Bernd
Atkinson. Rachel J. see Rokas. Antonis Carvalho, G.R. .see Hauser, L.
Chan, Helen .see Gadau. Jurgen
Ball. Shelley L. Tychoparthenogenesis and mi.xed mating in Chapman, Tracey. Seminal fluid-mediated fitness traits in
natural populations of the mayfly Stenonenui femora- Drosophila. 511
liiin. 373 Chapuisat. Michel .see Keller. Laurent
Balmford. Andrew see Amos. William Chevallier. Marie Helene see Degen. Bernd
Bandou. Eric see Degen. Bernd Cheverud. James M. A simple correction for multiple com¬
Barragan. Maria Jose L. see Fernandez. Rosa parisons in interval mapping genome scans. 52
Barrena. 1. see Fullaondo. A. Chevillon, Christine see Gazave. Elodie
Bautista. Jose M. see Suarez. Juan Coelho. H. .vee Alves, M.J.
Bavik. Claes O. see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid Coelho. M.M. .see Alves. M.J.
Beardmore. John A. see Gajardo. Gonzalo Collares-Pereira. M.J. see Alves. M.J.
Beebee. Trevor J.C. see Rowe. Graham Colombo. P.C.. Pensel. S.M. & Remis, M L Chromosomal
Bell. Graham see K.oelewijn. Hans P. polymorphism, morphological traits and male mating
Bell. J.A. see Ridout. M S. success in Leptysnui argenlina (Orthoptera). 480
Beslay. Dominique see Bouvier. Jean-Charles Conn, Jan E. vee Onyabe. David Y.
Bidau. Claudio J.. Gimenez. Mabel D.. Palmer. Christianne L. Cordaux. Richard see Michel-Salzat. Alice
& Searle. Jeremy B. The effects of Robertsonian fusions Cork. Michael J. see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid
on chiasma frequency and distribution in the house Costagliola. Domenico see Rocco. Lucia
mouse (.V/w.v mtiseiiliis domesticus) from a hybrid zone in Cox, Angela see Tazi-Ahnini, Rachid
northern Scotland. 305
Blanc. J.M. see Dupont-Nivet. M. De La Guerie. Patrick see Koelewijn. Hans P.
Boccklen. William J. see Williams. Joseph H. De La Herran. Roberto, Ruiz Rejon, Carmelo. Ruiz Rejon,
Boivin. Thomas see Bouvier. Jean-Charles Manuel & Garrido-Ramos. Manuel A. The molecular
Bonilauri. Paolo see Gandolfi. Andrea phylogeny of the Sparidae (Pisces: Perciformes) based on
Bonnet. J.C. .sec Dupont-Nivet. M. two satellite DNA families. 691
Bonnin. I. .sec Vandenkoornhuyse. P. De Las Heras. Jose I.. King. Ian P. & Parker. John S.
Bouchon. Didier .vee Gouin. Nicolas azacytidine induces chromosomal breakage in the root
Bouchon. Didier .see Michel-Salzat. Alice tips of wheat carrying the cuckoo chromosome 4S’ from
Boudinhon. Liliane .see Bouvier. Jean-Charles Aegilops sharonensis. 474
Bouvier. Jean-Charles. Bues. Robert. Boivin. Thomas. De Loose. Marc .see Hardy, Olivier J.
Boudinhon. Liliane. Beslay. Dominique & Sauphanor. Debussche. Max see Quilichini. Angelique
Benoit. Deltamethrin resistance in the codling moth Degen, Bernd, Caron. Henri. Bandou. Eric. Maggia, Laurent,
(Lepidoptcra; Tortricidae): inheritance and number of Chevallier. Marie Helene. Leveau, Antoine & Kremer.
genes involved. 456 Antoine. Fine-scale spatial genetic structure of eight
Brakefield. Paul M. see Wijngaarden, Pieter J. tropical tree species as analysed by RAPDs. 497
Britton. James E.R. .see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid Diaz De La Guardia, Rafael see Fernandez. Rosa
Brown. Gordon S. see Rokas. Antonis Diehl, Walter J. see Mcelroy. Thomas C.
Brown. William D. .see Keller, Laurent Doadrio, Ignacio see Perdices, Anabel
I
AUTHOR INDEX 713
Duff. Gordon W. see Tazi-Ahnini. Rachid Goldstein. D.B. see Kennington. W.J.
Duponl-Nivet. M., Mallard. J.. Bonnet. J.C. & Blanc. J.M. Gouin. Nicolas. Grandjean, Frederic. Bouchon, Didier.
Evolution of genetic variability in a population of the Reynolds. Julian D. & Souty-Grosset. Catherine. Popu¬
edible snail. Helix aspersa Muller, undergoing domesti¬ lation genetic struture of the endangered freshwater
cation and short-term selection. 129 crayfish. Austropolamohius pallipes, assessed using RAPD
markers, 80
Failloux. Anna-Bella see Paupy. Christophe Grandjean. Frederic see Gouin, Nicolas
Fernandez. Rosa. Barragan. Maria Jose L.. Bullejos. Monica. Grant. B. Rosemary see Keller, Fukas F.
Marchal. Juan Alberto. Martinez. Sergio. Diaz De La Grant. Peter R. see Keller. Fukas F.
Guardia. Rafael & Sanchez. Antonio. Molecular and
cytogenetic characterization of highly repeated DNA
Hamrick. J.F. see Nassar. Jafet M.
sequences in the vole Microtus eahrerae. 637
Hamrick. J.L. see Parker. Kathleen C.
Fernandez-Delgado. Carlos see Perdices. Anabel
Hardy. Olivier J., De Foose, Marc. Vekemans. Xavier &
Fernandez-Piedra. M.P. see Talavera. S.
Meerts. Pierre. Allozyme segregation and inter-cytotype
Finston. Terrie L. see Hebert. Paul D.N.
reproductive barriers in the polyploid complex Centaurea
Fleming. Theodore H. see Nassar. Jafet M.
Jaeea. 136
Flood. Warren D. & Ruvinsky. Anatoly. Alternative splicing
Hasegawa. Yuko see Ueno. Hidekii
and e.\pressi\ ity of the Axii/" allele in mice. 146
Hauser. L.. Turan. C. & Carvalho. G.R. Haplotype frequency
Ford-Floyd. Brian V.. Newbury. H. John. Jackson. Michael T.
distribution and discriminatory power of two mtDNA
& Virk. Parminder S. Genetic basis for co-adaptive gene
fragments in a marine pelagic teleost (Atlantic herring.
comple.xes in rice {Oryza siiiivci L.) landraces. 530
Cliipea harengus). 621
Frank. Steven A. Multiplicity of infection and the evolution of
Hebert, Paul D.N. & Finston. Terrie L. Macrogeographic
hybrid incompatibility in segmented viruses. 522
patterns of breeding system diversity in the Daphnia pulex
Fujiyama. Naoyuki see Ueno. Hideki
group from the United States and Mexico, 153
Fullaondo. A.. Vicario. A.. Aguirre. A.. Barrena. 1. &
Hedrick. Philip W. see Kalinowski. Steven T.
Salazar. A. Quantitative analysis of two-dimensional
Heinze, Jurgen see Ruppell, Olav
gel electrophoresis protein patterns: a method for study¬
Hines. B. & Byrne. M. Genetic differentiation between
ing genetic relationships among Glohodeni pallida
mallee and tree forms in the Euealypius loxophleha
populations. 266
complex. 566
Hirai. Yoshiyuki see Ishii, Kaori
Gadau. Jurgen. Gerloff. Christine U.. Kruger. Nadia. Chan.
Hogetsu. Taizo see Lian. Chunlan
Helen. Schmid-Hempel. Paul. Wille. Anja & Page Jr.
Holderegger, Rolf .sec Landergott. Urs
Robert E. A linkage analysis of sex determination in
Holldobler. Bert see Ruppell. Olav
Bomhus terrestris (L.) (Hymenoptera: Apidea). 234
Howard, Daniel J. see Williams, Joseph H.
Gage. Matthew J.G. see Morrow. Edward H.
Hu. Xin-Sheng & Li, Bailian. Assessment of the ratio of pollen
Gajardo. Gonzalo. Beardmore. John A. & Sorgeloos. Patrick.
to seed flow in a dine for genetic variation in a
International study on Arteniia. EXIF Genomic relation¬
quantitative trait. 4(M)
ships between Anemia franciseana and A. persimilis.
Hurst. Gregory D.D.. Jiggins. Francis M. & Robinson, Sarah
inferred from chromocentre numbers. 172
J.W'. What causes inefficient transmission of male-killing
Gallo. L.A. see Marchelli, P.
Wolhaehia in DrosophiUP.. 220
Gandolfi. Andrea. Bonilauri. Paolo. Rossi. Valeria & Menozzi.
Husband. Brian C. see Burton. Tracy L.
Paolo. Intraindividual and intraspecies variability of
ITSl sequences in the ancient asexual Darw inula steven-
soni (Crustacea; Ostracoda). 449 Irwin, Rebecca E. Field and allozyme studies investigating
Garrido-Ramos. Manuel A. see De Fa Herran. Roberto optimal mating success in two sympatric spring-ephem¬
Gazave. Elodie. Chevillon. Christine. Fenormand. Thomas. eral plants. Trillium ereclum and T. grandiflorum. 178
Marquine. Mate & Raymond. Michel. Dissecting the cost Ishii, Kaori, Hirai. Yoshiyuki, Katagiri, Chihiro & Kimura.
of insecticide resistance genes during the overwintering Masahito T. Sexual isolation and cuticular hydrocarbons
period of the mosquito Cidex pipiens, 441 in Drosophila elegans. 392
Gerloff. Christine U. see Gadau. Jurgen
Gibbs. P.E. see Talavera. S. Jackson, Michael T. see Ford-Lloyd. Brian V.
Gilchrist, A.S. see Kennington. W.J. Jankun. Malgorzata. Martinez. Paulino, Pardo. Belen G..
Gimenez. Mabel D. see Bidau, Claudio J. Kirtiklis. Fech, Rab, Petr. Rabova. Maria & Sanchez.
Girod, Romain see Paupy. Christophe Laura. Ribosomal genes in Coregonid fishes (Coregonus
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714 AUTHOR INDEX
lavarcttis, C. aihula and C. peleil) (Salmonidae): single Machordom. Annie see Suarez. Juan
and multiple nueleolus organizer regions. 672 Maggia. Laurent see Degen. Bernd
.liggins. Franeis M. .see Flurst. Clregory D.D. Makarieva, Anaslassia M. Variance of protein heterozygosity
.lohanneson, .1. & Veith, M. Population history of Hre.sus in dilfcrent species of mammals with respect to the
cinnaherinus (Araneae; Eresidae) eolour variants at a number of loci studied. 41
putative speeies transition. 114 Mallard. .1. see Dupont-Nivet. M.
■lorde. Per Erik see Knutsen. Halvor Marchal. Juan Alberto see Fernandez. Rosa
Marehclii. P. & Gallo. L A. Genetic diversity and differenti¬
ation in a southern beech subjected to introgressive
Kalinowski. Steven T. & Hedriek. Philip W. Estimation of
hybridization. 284
linkage disequilibrium for loei with multiple alleles: basie
Maree. Frantisek. Tothova. Alena. Sahara. Ken & Traut.
approach and an application using data from bighorn
Walthcr. Meiotie pairing of sex chromosome frag¬
sheep. 698
ments and its relation to atypical transmission of a
Katagiri. Chihiro sec Ishii. Kaori
sex-linked marker in Ephesiia kaehniella (Insceta:
Katakura. Haruo see IJeno. Hideki
Lepidoptera). 659
Keller. Laurent. Liautard. Cathy. Reuter. Max. Brown.
Marquine. Mate see Gazave, Elodie
William I^.. Sundstrbm. Lotta & C'hapuisat. Michel.
Marlin, Juan Pedro see Mohanty, Aparajita
Sex ratio and H'olhacliia infection in the ant Formica
Martinez. Paulino .vee Jankun, Malgorzata
c.xsccla. 227
Martinez, Sergio see Fernandez, Rosa
Keller. Lukas F.. Cirant. Peter R.. Cirant. B. Rosemary &
Medonagh, Andrew J.G. see Tazi-Ahnini, Raehid
Petren. Kenneth. Fleritability of morphological traits in
Mcelroy. Thomas C. & Diehl, Waller J. Heterosis in two
Darwin's Finches: misidentilicd paternity and maternal
closely related speeies of earthworm (Eisenia fetula and
elVeets. .^25
E. amlrei), 598
Kennington. W..I.. Gilchrist. AS.. Cioldstein. D.B. &
Mclain. Denson Kelly. Evolution of transcript structure and
Partridge. L. The genetic bases of divergence in desicca¬
base competition of rDNA expansion segment D3 in
tion and starvation resistance among tropical and
ticks. .544
temperate populations of Drosophila mclanof'astcr. 36.1
Mevean. Gilean A T. What do patterns of genetic variability
Kimura. Masahito T. see Ishii. Kaori
reveal about mitochondrial recombination'?. 613
King. Ian P. see De Las Heras. Jose 1.
Meerts, Pierre see Hardy, Olivier J.
Kirtiklis. Lech see .lankun. Malgorzata
Menozzi. Paolo see Gandolti. Andrea
Knutsen. Malvor. Knutsen. Jan Atle & .lorde. Per Erik.
Messenger. Andrew G. see Tazi-Ahnini. Raehid
Cienetie evidence for mixed origin of recolonized sea trout
Miehcl-Salzal, Alice, Cordaux, Richard & Bouchon. Didier.
populations. 207
ll'olhaehia diversity in the Poreellionides prainosas com¬
Knutsen. Jan .Atle .see Knutsen. Halvor
plex of speeies (Crustacea: Oniseidea): evidence for host-
Koelewijn. Hans P.. De La Ciuerie. Patrick & Bell. Graham.
dependent patterns of infection. 428
Variation in growth rate in a natural assemblage of
Miller. Gary T., Starmcr. William T. & Pitniek. Scott.
unicellular green soil algae. 162
Quantitative genetics of seminal receptacle length in
Kozlowski. Gregor see I.andergott. Urs
Drosophila melanogasier. 25
Kremer. Antoine see IX'gen. Bernd
Milchell-Olds. Thomas see Sharbel, Timothy F.
Kruger. Nadia see Ciadau. Jiirgen
Miwa, Makoto see Lian. Chunlan
Kunimi. 't'asuhisa see Morimoto. Sayaka
Mohanty. Aparajita. Martin, Juan Pedro & Aguinagalde.
Itziar. A population genetic analysis of chloroplast DNA
Landergott. L'rs. Holderegger. Rolf. Kozlowski. Gregor & in wild populations of Pranas aviain L. in Europe, 421
Sehneller. .1. Jakob. Historical bottlenecks decrease gen¬ Morimoto. Sayaka. Nakai, Madoka. Ono. Akiko & Kunimi.
etic diversity in natural populations of Dryopteris Yasuhisa. Late male-killing phenomenon found in a
eristala. .344 Japanese population of the oriental tea tortrix. Homona
Lenormand. Thomas see Gazave. Elodie nuiiinaninai (Lepidoptera: Tortrieidae), 435
Leveau. Antoine see Degen. Bernd Morrow. Edward H. & Gage. Matthew J.G. Artificial
Ley\al. C. see Vandenkoornhuyse. P. selection and heritability of sperm length in Grylhts
Li. Bailian see Hu. Xin-Sheng himaealatas. 356
Lian. Chunlan. Miwa. Makoto & Hogetsu. Taizo. Outcrossing Moves. C.L. see Raybould. A.F.
and paternity analysis of Pinas densiflora (Japanese red
pine) by mierosatellite polymorphism. 88 Nakai. Madoka see Morimoto. Sayaka
Liautard. Cathy see Keller. Laurent Nason. John D. see Parker, Kathleen C.
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AUTHOR INDEX 715
Nassar, Jaf'et M.. Hamrick. J.L. & Fleming. Theodore H. Reuter. Max see Keller, Laurent
Genetic variation and population structure of the mixed- Reynolds. Julian D. see Gouin. Nicolas
mating cactus. Melocacttis curvispiniis (Cactaceae). 69 Ridout. M.S.. Bell. J.A. & Simpson, D.W. Analysis
Newbury. H. John see Ford-Lloyd. Brian V. of segregation data from selfed progeny of allopolyp¬
Newton. A.C. see Premoli. A.C. loids, 537
Robinson, Sarah J.W. see Hurst. Gregory D.D.
Ono. Akiko see Morimoto. Sayaka Rocco. Lucia. Costagliola, Domenico & Stingo. Vincenzo.
Onyabe. David Y. & Conn. Jan E. Genetic differentiation of TTAGGG)n telomeric sequence in selachian chromo¬
the malaria vector Anopheles gamhiae across Nigeria somes. 583
suggests that selection limits gene flow. 647 Rodhain, Franejois see Paupy. Christophe
Ortiz-Herrera. M.A. see Talavera. S. Rokas, Antonis, Atkinson. Rachel J.. Brown. Gordon S..
West, Stuart A. & Stone, Graham N. Understanding
Packer. Laurence see Zayed. Amro
patterns of genetic diversity in the oak gallwasp Biorhizu
Page Jr. Robert E. see Gadau. Jurgen
pallida: demographic history or a Wolbaehia selective
Palmer. Christianne L. see Bidau. Claudio J.
sweep? 294
Pardo. Belen G. .see Jankun. Malgorzata
Rossi, Valeria see Gandolfi. Andrea
Parker. Albert J. see Parker. Kathleen C.
Rowe. Graham & Beebee, Trevor J.C. Fitness and microsat-
Parker. John S. see De Las Heras. Jose 1.
ellite diversity estimates were not correlated in two
Parker. Kathleen C.. Hamrick. J.L.. Parker. Albert J. &
outbred anuran populations, 558
Nason. John D. Fine-scale genetic structure in Piniis
Ruiz Rejon. Carmelo see De La Herran. Roberto
eUiusea (Pinaceae) populations: effects of disturbance
Ruiz Rejon. Manuel see De La Herran, Roberto
history. 99
Rilppell, Olav. Heinze, Jurgen & Holldobler, Bert. Complex
Partridge. L. see Kennington. W.J.
determination of queen body size in the queen size
Paupy. Christophe. Girod. Romain. Salvan. Maximin. Rodh¬
dimorphic ant Leptotliorax n/ga/i/Zt/.v (Formicidae: Hyme-
am. Frany'ois & Failloux. Anna-Bella. Population
noptera), 33
structure of Aedes alhopieiiis from La Reunion Island
Ruvinsky. Anatoly see Flood. Warren D.
(Indian Ocean) with respect to susceptibility to a dengue
virus. 273
Pensel. S.M. see Colombo. P.C. Sahara. Ken see Marec, Frantisek
Perdices. Anabel. Carmona. Jose A.. Fernandez-Delgado. Salazar. .A. see Fullaondo. A.
Carlos & Doadrio. Ignacio. Nuclear and mitochondrial Salvan. Maximin see Paupy, Christophe
data reveal high genetic divergence among Atlantic and Sanchez. Antonio see Fernandez. Rosa
Mediterranean populations of the Iberian killifish Aplui- Sanchez. Laura see Jankun, Malgorzata
nius ihenis (Teleostei: Cyprinodontidae). 314 Sanchez, Mara 1. see Wilkinson. Gerald S.
Perrot-Minnot. Marie-Jeanne & Werren. John H. Meiotic and Sauphanor. Benoit see Bouvier. Jean-Charles
mitotic instability of two EMS-produced centric frag¬ Schmid-Hempel. Paul see Gadau. Jurgen
ments in the haplodiploid wasp Nasonia vitripennis, 8 Schneller, J. Jakob see Landergott. Urs
Petren. Kenneth see Keller. Lukas F. Searle, Jeremy B. see Bidau. Claudio J.
Pitnick. Scott see Miller. Gary T. Sharbel, Timothy F. & Mitchell-Olds. Thomas. Recurrent
Premoli. A.C.. Souto. C.P.. Allnutt. T.R. & Newton. A.C. polyploid origins and chloroplast phylogeography in the
Effects of population disjunction on isozyme variation in Arahis holhoellii complex (Brassicaceae). 59
the widespread PUgerodendron iivijenim. 337 Simpson. D.W. see Ridout, M.S.
Sorgeloos. Patrick see Gajardo, Gonzalo
Quilichini. Angelique. Debussche. Max & Thompson. John D. Souto. C.P. see Premoli, A.C.
Evidence for loeal outbreeding depression in the Medi¬ Souty-Grosset. Catherine see Gouin, Nicolas
terranean island endemic Anchusa erispa Viv. (Boragin- Starmer. William T. see Miller. Gary T.
aceac). 190 Stingo, Vincenzo see Rocco, Lucia
Stone. Graham N. see Rokas, Antonis
Rab. Petr see Jankun. Malgorzata Suarez. Juan, Bautista, Jose M., Almodovar, Ana & Machor-
Rabova. Maria see Jankun. Malgorzata dom. Annie. Evolution of the mitochondrial control
Raybould. A.F. & Moyes. C.L. The ecological genetics of region in Palaearctic brown trout (Salnw triitta)
aliphatic glucosinolates. 383 populations: biogeographical role of the Iberian
Raymond, Michel see Gazave. Elodie Peninsula. 198
Remis. M.l. see Colombo, P.C. Sundstrom, Lotta see Keller. Laurent
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716 AUTHOR INDEX
Talavera, S., Gibbs. P.E., Fernandez-Picdra. M.P. & Ortiz- Veith, M. see Johanneson, J.
Herrera, M.A. Genetic control of self-incompatibility in Vekemans. Xavier see Hardy, Olivier J.
Anagallis monelli (Primulaceae; Myrsinaceae), 589 Vicario, A. see Fullaondo, A.
Tazi-Ahnini, Rachid, Medonagh. Andrew J.G.. Cox, Angela. Virk. Parminder S. see Ford-Lloyd. Brian V.
Messenger. Andrew G.. Britton, James E.R.. Ward.
Simon J.. Bavik. Claes O., Duff. Gordon W. & Cork.
Michael J. Association analysis of ILIA and ILIB Ward, Simon J. see Tazi-Ahnini, Rachid
Werren, John H. see Perrot-Minnot, Marie-Jeanne
variants in alopecia areata, 215
Thingsgaard, Karen. Population structure and genetic diver¬ West, Stuart A. see Rokas, Antonis
sity of the amphiatlantic haploid peatmoss Sphagnum Wijngaarden, Pieter J. & Brakefield, Paul M. Lack of response
to artificial selection on the slope of reaction norms for
affine (Sphagnopsida). 485
Thompson. John D. see Quilichini. Angelique seasonal polyphenism in the butterfly Bicyefus any-
Tothova. Alena see Marec. Frantisek nana. 410
Traut. Walther see Marec. Frantisek Wilkinson. Gerald S. & Sanchez, Mara 1. Sperm development,
Turan, C. see Hauser. L. age and sex chromosome meiotic drive in the stalk-eyed
fly. Cyrtodiopsis whitei. 17
Ueno. Hidek, Hasegawa. Yuko, Fujiyama. Naoyuki & Wille. Anja see Gadau. Jurgen
Katakura. Haruo. Comparison of genetic variation in Williams. Joseph H., Boecklen, William J. & Howard, Daniel
grow th performance on normal and novel host plants in a J. Reproductive processes in tw-o oak (Quereus) contact
local population of a herbivorous ladybird beetle. zones with different levels of hybridization. 680
Epilachna vigintioetoinaciilata. 1
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diversity in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi: evidence for production in a primitively eusocial bee (Hymenoptera:
recombination events. 243 Halictidae), 631
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accessory proteins, 511 chromomycin A3-banding, 672
Acps, 511 chromosome aberrations, 659
adaptation. 441 chromosome breakage. 474
adaptive landscapes, 363 cipres de las Guaitecas. 337
additive genetic variance, 129 Ckidoeera. 153
additive variance, 400 dine, 4(K)
Aedes alhopictus, 273 clonality, 243
Aegilops .sluironensis, 474 clone, 153
AFLP, 530 Clupea harenf'us. 621
AgNOR-polymorphism. 672 coadaption. 530
allozymes, 114, 284, 314, 598 coevolution. 428
alopecia areata, 215 competition, 162
alternative life histories, 33 complementary sex determination, 234
alternative splicing, 146 computer simulation, 573
Amigallis nionelli, 589 concerted evolution, 449
ancient asexual, 449 conifer, 337
aneuploid, 59 conservation genetics. 463
Anopheles ^amhkie. 647 conservation. 190
anuran amphibians, 558 constitutive heterochromatin, 637
apomixis. 59 controlled cross, 136
A rah is holhoelii. 59 coregonine salmonids. 672
arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi. 243 cost. 441
Anemia. 172 cpDNA diversity. 421
artificial selection. 25, 129, 356, 410 Crustacea, 80
Austropotamohius pallipes. 80 Cupressaceae, 337
5-azacytidine, 474 cuticular hydrocarbons, 392
cyprinodontiform. 314
banding pattern. 537 cytochrome h. 294, 314
B-chromosome. 8
BFB cycles. 474 Daplinia. 153
biased substitution, 544 Darwintila stevensoni. 449
Bieyelus anynana. 410 2-DE, 266
biogeography. 80, 198 dengue. 273
body size. 33 diploid males production. 631
Bomhiis terrestris. 234 diploid males. 234
Bonferroni correction. 52 dispersal, 207
Boraginaceae. 190 disturbance history. 99
Brassiea. 383 D-loop. 198
DNA methylation, 474
Cactaceae, 69 dominance degree. 456
Centaiirea. 136 dominance variance. 400
centric fragment, 8 Drosophila, 220, 392, 511
centric fusion. 480 Dryopteris eristata, 344
CGH, 659
chiasmata, 305 earthworms. 598
Chlamydomonas, 162 ecological zones, 647
chloroplast, 59 effective population size. 631
Chondrychthian evolution, 583 Eisenia, 598
chromocentre, 172 EM algorithm, 698
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EMS. 8 herring, 621
endangered species. 257 heterochromatin, 172
environmental emasculation hypothesis. 68(1 heterosis. 598
environmental heterogeneity. 162 heterozygosity, 257, 558, 598
epidemiology. 522 hibernation, 441
Epilachiui rigiiitioctonuiciilata, 1 HFA. 215
epistasis. 363. 522 homomorphic SI, 589
Eucalyptus, 566 Horn Oita magnaiiima, 435
evolutionary potential. 257 homoplasy. 613
expansion segment. 544 horizontal transmission. 435
experimental infection. 273 host manipulation, 227
expressivity. 146 host plants. 1
extra-pair paternity. 325 hybrid zone. 305, 680
hybridization. 136
Fagaceae. 284 Hymenoptera. 631
female choice. 25
female-biased sex ratio. 435 Iberian cyprinid, 463
fish cytogenetics. 672 ILIA, 215, 215
FISH. 583 inbreeding depression, 178, 190, 257
fitness. 511, 558, 573 insecticide resistance, 441
flow cytometry, 573 insecticide. 456
Formica e.xsecta. Ill interleukin-1, 215
Fragaria x ananassa, 537 interval mapping, 52
intraindividual variability. 449
gallwasp. 294 introgression, 114
gametocidal chromosomes. 474 ISH, 672
gene dispersal, 99 island. 190
gene flow. 314, 647 isoenzyme, 537
genetic bottleneck, 344 isozymes. 207, 373
genetic differentiation, 207, 273 ISSR fingerprints. 243
genetic distance, 497
genetic diversity. 69, 162, 257, 485, 566 Fa Reunion Island, 273
genetic drift. 344, 485 landrace. 530
genetic hitchhiking. 428 Lepidoptera, 435
genetic structure. 69, 80, 99, 114, 178, 463 Leptysma argeiilina, 480
genetic variation. 1, 243, 266, 344 line crosses. 25
genomic relationship, 172 linkage disequilibrium. 613
genotype. 146 linkage map. 234
geographic variation. 284 local adaptation, 1
Geospiza fort is, 325
glaciation. 485 major histocompability complex. 698
Glohodcra pallida, 266 male-killing. 220, 435
glucosinolates, 383 male-killing factor, 659
growth form, 566 mammals. 41
growth. 598 mapping phase unknown. 234
Gryllus himaculalus, 356 mate discrimination, 392
maternal inheritance, 435
habitat fragmentation. 485 mating relationships. 573
Hal id us pocyi, 631 mating system. 190
haplodiploid. 8 mayfly. 373
haplotype, 59 mean <f, 558
Helix aspersa, 129 means analysis. 25
herbivory, 383 meiosis. 305
heritability, 25, 33, 356 meiotic drive. 17
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meiotic pairing, 659 Poisson distribution, 41
Melocaclii.s. 69 pollen competition, 680
mice. 146 pollen dispersal, 88
microsatellite DNA, 647 pollen flow. 400
microsatellite, 88, 325, 558, 698 pollen quality, 680
Mkrotus cahrerae. 637 polygenic resistance, 456
migration. 441 polymorphic loci, 41
mitochondria, 613 polymorphism, 215
mitochondrial DNA, 114, 463 polyploid evolution, 573
mitotic instability, 8 polyploid. 59, 537
mixed-mating. 69 polyploidy, 136, 522
molecular phylogenies, 428 population differentiation, 621
morphological variation. 114 population genetics. 266, 284
morphometric variables, 480 population history. .344
mtDNA, 198, 314, 621 population management. 257
multiple comparisons. 52 population size, 344
Mm mmculm domcsticus, 305 population structure, 485
mutagen, 8 Primulaceae. 589
mutation. 146 probability of gene origin, 129
Myrsinaceae, 589 Proeellionides pruinosas, 428
progeny array, 373
natural selection, 129 protein heterozygosity, 41
Nigeria. 647 Pranas aviani L.. 421
North America, 153
Nothofagaceae. 284 QTL. 530
Motlwfagus nervosa. 284 quantitative genetics. 363
null allele. 136 quantitative trait loci, 52
quantitative traits, 530
oil mallees, 566 quantitative variation. 266
optimal outcrossing. 178
Orthoptera, 480 range expansion, 294
Oryza sativa, 530 RAPD markers. 680
outbreeding depression, 190 RAPD. 80. 497
outcrossing rate. 88 rDNA ITSl, 449
outcrossing. 373 rDNA. 544
Ovis canadensis, 698 reaction norms, 410
recolonization. 207
parasite resistance, 220 recombination. 243, 449, 613
parent-offspring regression, 325 recurrent evolution, 691
parthenogenesis. 153 repeated DNA. 583
Patagonia. 337 repetitive DNA, 637
paternity analysis. 88 replication slippage. 544
PCR-RFLP, 421 reproductive barriers. 680
pedigree. 129 resistance evolution, 456
penetrance, 146 resistance mechanisms, 456
permutation test, 497 RFLP, 566, 621
phenotypic plasticity, 33, 410 Robertsonian fusion. 305
phylogenetic relations. 421
phylogeny, 314, 691 Salmo trait a, 198, 207
phylogeography, 114, 294 Salmonidae, 198
PUgerodendron. 337 satellite DNA. 637, 691
Pinas clausa, 99 seasonal polyphenism, 410
Pinas densiflora, 88 secondary compounds, 383
plant defence. 383 secondary structure, 544
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seed flow, 400 stabilizing selection, 41
selection. 456 Stenonenui femoratum,
selective sweep, 294 stress-resistance, 363
self-incompatibility. 589 synaptonemal complex, 659
selfing. 537
selfish genetic elements. 220 taxonomy. 691
seminal fluid. 511 telomere. 583
sex chromosomes. 637, 659 terrestrial isopod, 428
sex determination, 631 tetrasomic inheritance, 136
sex ratio. 17, 227 threshold character, 33
sex-specific heritability. 325 Trillium erection, 178
sexual isolation, 392 Trillium gramliflorum, 178
sexual selection. 480 triploids. 573
sexuality, 153 tropical trees, 497
shifting-balance theory. 363 two-dimensional PAGE, 266
social insects. 33 tychoparthenogenesis, 373
soil microbes, 162
sorting. 162 universal primers, 421
Sparidae, 691
spatial autocorrelation. 178 variance, 41
spatial autocorrelation. 99 variation. 511
spatial genetic structure, 497 vector competence, 273
speciation, 522 Venezuela, 69
sperm competition. 356 virulence, 227
sperm length, 356
sperm, 25 wild cherry, 421
spermatogenesis. 17 wing pattern, 410
Sphagnum, 485 H'olhaehia, 220, 227, 294, 428
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