Journal of Comparative Physiology. B, Biochemical, Systemic, and Environmental Physiology 1996: Vol 166 Table of Contents

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Contents
Aladin NV, Potts WTW: The osmoregulato- Eerden B van der > Tyler CR Kondo H — Chugun A
ry capacity of the Ostracoda 215 Evans BK — Stephenson R K6rtner G — Geiser F
Koster KL — Swanson DL
Ballard RE — Lillywhite HB Faggio C — Trischitta F Kovacs KM — Lydersen C
Balm PHM — Van Raaij MTM Flanigan J — Pedler S Kramer T, Michelberger T, Giirtler H, Ga-
Banydsz T — Szigligeti P Fouces V —> Torrella JR bel G: Absorption of short-chain fatty ac-
Bevevino LH, Procopio J, Sesso A, Sanioto Fuery CJ — Pedler S ids across ruminal epithelium of sheep
SML: Effect of oxytocin on transepithe- Fujimoto M — Morishita F 262
lial transport of water and Na* in distinct Furimsky M, Moon TW, Perry SF: Calcium Kiiltz D, Somero GN: Differences in pro-
ventral regions of frog skin (Rana cates- signalling in isolated single chromaffin tein patterns of gill epithelial cells of the
beiana) 120 cells of the rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus fish Gillichthys mirabilis after osmotic
Biebach H — Hume ID mykiss) 396 and thermal acclimation 88
Birchard GF, Reiber CL: Heart rate during Kurebayashi N — Chugun A
development in the turtle embryo: effect Gabel G > Kramer T
of temperature 461 Geiser F, Song X, K6rtner G: The effect of Lamprecht I — Schmidt H
Boggs DF — Walsh JP He-O, exposure on metabolic rate, ther- Larsen BK — Madsen SS
Borges PA, Dominguez-Bello MG, Herrera moregulation and thermal conductance Larsen IE — Gr@ndahl ML
EA: Digestive physiology of wild capy- during normothermia and daily torpor Lauff RF, Wood CH: Respiratory gas ex-
bara 55 190 change, nitrogenous waste excretion, and
Borut A — Plaut I Gesser H: Cardiac force-interval relation- fuel usage during aerobic swimming in
Breves G — Schréder B ship, adrenaline and sarcoplasmic reticu- juvenile rainbow trout 501
Burns JM, Castellini MA: Physiological lum in rainbow trout 278 Le Boulay C, Van Wormhoudt A, Sellos D:
and behavioral determinants of the aero- Gigliotti A > Radin MJ Cloning and expression of cathepsin L-li-
bic dive limit in Weddell seal (Leptony- Gjertz | — Lydersen C ke proteinases in the hepatopancreas of
chotes weddellii) Pups 473 Goldsworthy GJ — Lee MJ the shrimp Penaeus vannamei during the
Graves BM — Swanson DL intermolt cycle 310
Cameron BA, Perry II SF, Wu C, Ko K, Grgndahi ML, Hansen MB, Larsen IE, Lee MJ, Goldsworthy GJ: Modified adipo-
Tufts BL: Bicarbonate permeability and Skadhauge E: Age and segmental differ- kinetic peptides containing two trypto-
immunological evidence for an anion ex- ences in 5-hydroxytryptamine-induced phan residues and their activities in vitro
changer-like protein in the red blood cells hypersecretion in the pig small intestine and in vivo in Locusta 61
of the sea lamprey, Petromyzon marinus 21 Lillywhite HB, Ballard RE, Hargens AR:
197 Guppy M — Pedler S Cardiovascular responses of semi-arbore-
Carey HV, Sills NS: Hibernation enhances Giirtler H + Kramer T al snakes to chronic, intermittent hyper-
D-glucose uptake by intestinal brush bor- gravity 241
der membrane vesicles in ground squir- Hammill MO — Lydersen C Loretz CA: Inhibition of goby posterior in-
rels 254 Hansen MB — Grgndahl ML testinal NaCl absorption by natriuretic
Castellini MA — Burns JM Happ GM — Yaginuma T peptides and by cardiac extracts 484
Chugun A, Temma K, Kondo H, Kurebay- Hardin CD — Dykens JA Lubberink K — Tyler CR
ashi N: Ca** sensitivity and caffeine-in- Hargens AR —> Lillywhite HB Lucu , Obersnel V: Cadmium influx across
duced changes in skinned cardiac muscle Hattori K — Yaginuma T isolated Carcinus gill epithelium. Interac-
fibers of the carp, Cyprinus carpio 412 Herrera EA — Borges PA tion of lanthanum and calcium with cad-
Clauss W > Milde H Hoepf T — Radin MJ mium influxes 184
Coelho JR, Ross AJ: Body temperature and Houston T — Shah SW Lydersen C, Kovacs KM: Energetics of lac-
thermoregulation in two species of yel- Hume ID, Biebach H: Digestive tract func- tation in harp seals (Phoca groenlandica)
lowjackets, Vespula germanica and V. tion in the long-distance migratory gar- from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Canada
maculifrons 68 den warbler, Sylvia borin 388 295
Lydersen C, Kovacs KM, Hammill MO,
Dabrowski K — Moreau R lanora A > Romano G Gjertz I: Energy intake and utilisation by
Dautel H, Kniille W: The supercooling abil- Ikeda M —> Yaginuma T nursing bearded seal (Erignathus barba-
ity of ticks (Acari, Ixodoidea) 517 tus) pups from Svalbard, Norway 405
De With ND: Oral water ingestion in the Janvier J-J, Peyraud-Waitzenegger M,
pulmonate freshwater snail, Lymnaea Soulier P: Effects of serotonin on the car- Macey DJ — Potter IC
stagnalis 337 dio-circulatory system of the European Madsen SS, Larsen BK, Jensen FB: Effects
Delorme M, Thomas DW: Nitrogen and en- eel (Anguilla anguilla) in vivo 131 of freshwater to seawater transfer on os-
ergy requirements of the short-tailed fruit Jenni L > Schwilch R moregulation, acid-base balance and res-
bat (Carollia perspicillata): fruit bats are Jenni-Eiermann S — Schwilch R piration in river migrating whitefish
not nitrogen constrained 427 Jensen FB — Madsen SS (Coregonus lavaretus) 101
Denaro MG — Trischitta F Jobling S > Tyler CR Mandolfino M — Trischitta F
Devlin CL, Smith PJS: A non-invasive vi- Jones DR — Stephenson R McDevitt RM, Speakman JR: Summer ac-
brating calcium-selective electrode mea- climatization in the short-tailed field vo-
sures acetylcholine-induced calcium flux Katayama H — Morishita F le, Microtus agrestis 286
across the sarcolemma of a smooth mus- Katoh K, Ohbo M, Wakui M: Octanoate in- McGadey J — Shah SW
cle 270 creases cytosolic Ca** concentration and Meyer-Rochow VB, Reid WA: Does age
Dominguez-Bello MG — Borges PA membrane conductance in ovine pancre- matter in studying the crustacean eye?
Dykens JA, Wiseman RW, Hardin CD: atic acinar cells 369 319
Preservation of phosphagen kinase func- Katoh K — Ohbo M Michelberger T > Kramer T
tion during transient hypoxia via enzyme Kilgore DLJr — Walsh JP Milde H, Clauss W, Weber W-M: Electro-
abundance or resistance to oxidative in- Kniille W — Dautel H genic cation transport across leech caecal
activation 359 Ko K — Cameron BA epithelium 435
Il
Miralto A + Romano G Schmidt H, Wichmann A, Lamprecht I, Tyler CR, Lubberink K: Identification of
Mizuno C — Yaginuma T Zerbst-Boroffka I: Anaerobic metabolism four ovarian receptor proteins that bind
Mizuno T — Yaginuma T in the leech (Hirudo medicinalis L.): di- vitellogenin but not other homologous
Moon TW — Furimsky M rect and indirect calorimetry during se- plasma lipoproteins in the rainbow trout,
Moore MR — Shah SW vere hypoxia 205 Oncorhynchus mykiss 11
Moreau R, Dabrowski K: The primary lo- Schréder B, Breves G: Mechanisms of
calization of ascorbate and its synthesis in phosphate uptake into brush-border Van den Thillart GEEJM — Van Raaij
the kidneys of acipenserid (Chon- membrane vesicles from goat jejunum MTM
drostei) and teleost (Teleostei) fishes 178 230 Van Raaij MTM, Van den Thillart GEEJM,
Morishita F, Shimada A, Takeda Y, Fuji- Schwilch R, Jenni L, Jenni-Eiermann S: Vianen GJ, Pit DSS, Balm PHM, Stef-
moto M, Katayama H, Yamada K: The Metabolic responses of homing pigeons fens AB: Substrate mobilization and hor-
effects of activators of G-proteins, mas- to flight and subsequent recovery 77 monal changes in rainbow trout (Onc-
toparan and compound 48/80, on the G- Sellos D > Le Boulay C orhynchus mykiss, L.) and common carp
protein/adenylate cyclase system in cul- Sesso A > Bevevino LH (Cyprinus carpio, L.) during deep hypox-
tured melanophores of the black-moor Shah SW, McGadey J, Moore MR, Houston ia and subsequent recovery 443
goldfish, Carassius auratus 467 T, Payne AP: The effects of bromocrip- Van Raaij MTM, Vianen GJ, Van den Thill-
tine and prolactin on porphyrin biosyn- art GEEJM: Blood gas parameters and
Nanasi PP — Szigligeti P thesis and morphology in the female the responses of erythrocytes in carp ex-
hamster Harderian gland 144 posed to deep hypoxia and subsequent re-
Obersnel V — Lucu Shimada A — Morishita F covery 453
Ohbo M, Katoh K, Sasaki Y: Effects of sat- Sills NS — Carey HV Van Wormhoudt A — Le Boulay C
urated fatty acids on amylase release Simpson SJ — Zanotto FP Varr6 A — Szigligeti P
from exocrine pancreatic segments of Skadhauge E — Grgndahl ML Vianen GJ —> Van Raaij MTM
sheep, rats, hamsters, field voles and mi- Skinner JD — Webb PI Viscor G — Torrella JR
ce 305 Smith PJS > Devlin CL
Ohbo M — Katoh K Socha R, Sula J: Differences in haemo- Wada T — Yaginuma T
lymph proteins in relation to diapause Wakui M — Katoh K
Palomeque J — Torrella JR and wing dimorphism in Pyrrhocoris Walsh JP, Boggs DF, Kilgore DLJr: Ventila-
Pankucsi C — Szigligeti P apterus (L.) (Heteroptera: Pyrrhocoridae) tory and metabolic responses of a bat,
Panter G — Tyler CR 382 Phyllostomus discolor, to hypoxia and
Part P, Wood CM: Na/H exchange in cul- Somero GN — Kiiltz D CO,: implications for the allometry of
tured epithelial cells from fish gills 37 Song X — Geiser F respiratory control 351
Payne AP — Shah SW Soulier P — Janvier J-J Webb PI, Skinner JD: Summer torpor in Af-
Pedler S, Fuery CJ, Withers PC, Flanigan J, Speakman JR — McDevitt RM rican woodland dormice Graphiurus mu-
Guppy M: Effectors of metabolic depres- Spira ME — Plaut I rinus (Myoxidae: Graphiurinae) 325
sion in an estivating pulmonate snail (He- Steffens AB — Van Raaij MTM Weber W-M — Milde H
lix aspersa): whole animal and in vitro Stephenson R, Evans BK, Jones DR: Wharton DA, To NB: Osmotic stress effects
tissue studies 375 Physiological mechanisms for underwa- on the freezing tolerance of the antarctic
Perry II SF + Cameron BA ter endurance: Canada goose (Branta nematode Panagrolaimus davidi 344
Perry SF — Furimsky M canadensis) versus Pekin duck Wichmann A — Schmidt H
Peyraud-Waitzenegger M — Janvier J-J (Anas platyrhynchos) 46 Wiseman RW —> Dykens JA
Pit DSS — Van Raaij MTM Sula J > Socha R Withers PC — Pedler S
Plaut I, Borut A, Spira ME: Effects of vari- Sumpter JP — Tyler CR Withers PC — Potter IC
ous environmental conditions on growth Swanson DL, Graves BM, Koster KL: Wood CH —> Lauff RF
and reproduction of the sea hare Aplysia Freezing tolerance/intolerance and cryo- Wood CM -— Part P
oculifera (Adams and Reeve, 1850) 510 protectant synthesis in terrestrially over- Wu C — Cameron BA
Pértner HO — Zielinski S wintering anurans in the Great Plains,
Potter IC, Macey DJ, Roberts AR, Withers USA 110 Yaginuma T, Mizuno T, Mizuno C, Ikeda
PC: Oxygen consumption by ammocoe- Swayne DE — Radin MJ M, Wada T, Hattori K, Yamashita O,
tes of the lamprey Geotria australis in air Szigligeti P, Pankucsi C, Banyasz T, Varr6 Happ GM: Trehalase in the spermato-
S35 A, Nanasi PP: Action potential duration phore from the bean-shaped accessory
Potts WTW > Aladin NV and force-frequency relationship in iso- gland of the male mealworm beetle,
Procopio J + Bevevino LH lated rabbit, guinea pig and rat cardiac Tenebrio molitor: purification, kinetic
muscle 150 properties and localization of the enzyme
Radin MJ, Swayne DE, Gigliotti A, Hoepf l
T: Renal function and organic anion and Takeda Y — Morishita F Yamada K — Morishita F
cation transport during dehydration Temma K — Chugun A Yamashita O — Yaginuma T
and/or food restriction in chickens 138 Thomas DW — Delorme M
Raubenheimer D — Zanotto FP To NB > Wharton DA Zanotto FP, Raubenheimer D, Simpson SJ:
Reiber CL — Birchard GF Torrella JR, Fouces V, Palomeque J, Viscor Haemolymph amino acid and sugar lev-
Reid WA — Meyer-Rochow VB G: Capillarity and fibre types in locomo- els in locusts fed nutritionally unbalanced
Roberts AR — Potter IC tory muscles of wild mallard ducks (Anas diets 223
Romano G, Ianora A, Santella L, Miralto A: platyrhynchos) 164 Zerbst-Boroffka I — Schmidt H
Respiratory metabolism during embryon- Trischitta F, Denaro MG, Faggio C, Man- Zielinski S, Pértner HO: Energy metabo-
ic subitaneous and diapause development dolfino M, Schettino T: Different effects lism and ATP free-energy change of the
in Pontella mediterranea (Crustacea, Co- of cGMP and cAMP in the intestine of intertidal worm Sipunculus nudus below
pepoda) 157 the European eel, Anguilla anguilla 30 a critical temperature 492
Ross AJ — Coelho JR Tufts BL — Cameron BA
Tyler CR, Eerden B van der, Jobling S, Pan-
Sanioto SML —> Bevevino LH ter G, Sumpter JP: Measurement of vi-
Santella L — Romano G tellogenin, a biomarker for exposure to
Sasaki Y — Ohbo M oestrogenic chemicals, in a wide variety Indexed in Current Contents and
Schettino T —> Trischitta F of cyprinid fish 418 Index Medicus

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