Oryx 1991: Vol 25 Index

7 Pages·1991·1.6 MB·English

INDEX
Volume 25 1991
Acestrura berlepschi, 195 229-232 rufus, 72
Achatinella spp., 13 Bear: 66; Asiatic black, 190; black, Capitella capitata, 125
Acinonyx jubatus, 69, 139, 222 20, 125; brown, 8, 126-7, 185, Capromys pilorides, 206, 208
Adder, 67 187 Captive breeding: 58, 65, 69, 72,
Agelastes meleagrides, 179 Beetle, north-eastern beach tiger, 115, 135, 203, 208, 223; of bats,
Agriculture, in rain forest, 24 71; puritan tiger, 71; St Helena 110-112; meeting, 198; of
Ailurius fulgens, 190 ground, 184-5 Philippine spotted deer,
Albatrosses, 78, 197 Belize, 156-164, 177 199-205; of takahe, 14
Aldabra, 96-98 Belize—a last stronghold for Carcharodon carcharias, 128
Algeria, 99-104 manatees in the Caribbean, Caretta caretta, 187, 188, 189
Alligator, Chinese, 129 156-164 Cassava, 71
Alligator sinensis, 129 Benavides, F. 175-176 (obituary) Cat, small spotted, 177-8
Aloewood, 24 Bere, R. (obituary), 198 Catagonus wagneri, 147-155
Alosa alosa, 67 Bdeogale crassicauda, 234 Catfish: channel, 135; Neosho
Alsophis spp., 33-38 Bibikov, D. I. The steppe mar- madtom, 12
Alvarez, V.B. The critical condi- mot—its past and future, 45-49 Cephalophus zebra, 179
tion of hutias in Cuba, 206-208 Bigfoot, 234 Cephalopterus penduliger, 180
Amazonia, 89-95, 134 Biosphere reserves, 2, 64 Ceratotherium simum, 209, 210
Ameranthropoides loysi, 234 Birds of Arabia, 129 Ceropegia: arabica, 129: superba, 129
Antarctic, 5, 62, 136, 186 Bird, shooting, 188 Cervus: alfredi, 199-205; calamia-
Antipas, Byron, 17 Birgus latro, 197 nensis, 199; mariannus, 199; uni-
Antshrike, Cocha, 133 Bison: 12, 70; American, 193 color, 199
Aplothorax burchelli, 184-5 Bodmer, R.E. Rain forests of cen- ’ Cetaceans, 181-183
Aptenodytes patagonicus, 15 tral Borneo—threatened by Cetorhinus maximus, 67
Aquilaria spp., 24 modern development, 21-26 Chamois, Abruzzo, 187
Assam, 215-221 Bolivia, 57 Cheetah: 139, 222, 226: Asiatic, 69
Assam’s rhinos face new poach- Borneo, 21, 121 Chelonia mydas, 68, 73, 96-98, 129,
ing threats, 215-221 Bovine spongiform encephalopa- 188, 192
Atlantic, South, 76-79 thy, 116 Chimpanzees, 116, 127
Atrichornis clamosus, 74 Brachyramphus marmoratus, 131-2 Chinchilla, 135
Arabian Mammals: A Natural Brazil, 80-88, 89-95, 105-109 Chivers, D. Rain forests of central
History (book review), 233 Bristlehead, Bornean, 58 Borneo—threatened by mod-
Aristolochia spp., 197 British Gas Wildlife Photographer ern development, 21-26;
Arctocephalus: forsteri, 15; pusillus, of the Year 1990 Competition, International conference on for-
9; tropicalis, 78 60 est biology and conservation in
Ara spp., 52 Buffy-headed marmosets 10 years Borneo, 121-122
Aristida portoricensis, 73 on, 105-109 Chlamydotis undulata, 223
Avian frigivores, 50-55 Bufo periglenes, 194 Chloebia gouldiae, 15, 195
Burton, J.A. Kai Curry-Lindahl, Ciconia: boyciana, 9; nigra, 187
Babirusa, 177 175 Cicindela: dorsalis dorsalis, 71; puri-
Babyrousa babyrussa, 177 Buss, I. O. Elephant life (book tana, 71
Balaenoptera acutorostrata, 125 review), 234 Clarke, D. Endemic invertebrates
Ban: on drift nets, 8; on tuna, 11; Bustard, houbara, 223, 226, 228 extinct in St Helena, 184-185
on woodchips, 14 Buteo jamaicensis socorroensis, 133 Cochliomyia hominivorax, 63, 66,
Bandicoot, spiny, 75 Butterfly: Queen Alexandra’s 188
Barnett, A. The golden-backed birdwing, 176, 197; swallowtail, Collins, M. The Last Rain Forests
uacari on the upper Rio Negro, 190 (book review), 113
Brazil, 80-88 Collocalia francica francica, 237
Bats, fruit, 237; ghost, 15, 134; Cabralea canjerana, 57 Conservation and Development in
Indiana, 194; lesser bent- Cacajao melanocephalus, 80-88 Irian Jaya: A Strategy for
winged, 15; Malagasy sucker- Cactoblastis cactorum, 72 Rational Resource Utilization
footed, 177; Pemba fruit, Calamus spp., 24 (book review), 172
110-112, 124 Callithrix flaviceps, 105-109 Conservation of large avian frugi-
Batagur baska, 69 Campion, fringed, 193 vores and the management of
Bazara’a M. Dirachma soco- Canford Heath, Dorset, 66 Neotropical protected areas,
trana—back from the brink? Canis: lupus, 13, 66, 173, 193; 50-55
241
Conservation in Saudi Arabia, carthoides, 134 Eudyptes chrysocome, 76-79
222-228 DDT, 64 Eumetopias jubatus, 193
Conservation, in Zimbabwe, 9 Deer: 237; Calamian, 199; fallow, Evolution of legal controls on
Convention on International 204; greater mouse, 23; grey rhinoceros products in Hong
Trade in Endangered Species of brocket, 51; lesser mouse, 23; Kong—an Asian model worth
Wild Fauna and Flora: 5, 211, pampas, 195; Philippine spot- considering, 209-214
225; Plants Committee, 238-240 ted, 199-205; Prince Alfred’s, Extraordinary Animals Worldwide
Cooper, J. Rockhopper penguins 199-205; sambar, 23, 199 (book review), 234
and other marine life threat- Deinacrida: mahoenui, 58; parva, 58
ened by driftnet fisheries at Delphinapterus leucas, 70 Fanshawe, J.H. The wild
Tristan da Cunha, 76-79 Dendroica: chrysoparia, 12, 194; dog—Africa’s vanishing carni-
Copsychus sechellarum, 128, 189 kirtlandii, 71 vore, 137-146
Coral: 194, 227; blue, 69; Dermochelys coriacea, 189 Fauna and Flora Preservation
Philippine, 183 Diomedea spp., 197 Society, 63, 123, 235
Corbet, G.B. A World List of Dirachma socotrana—back from Felis: concolor coryi, 72; lynx, 66;
Mammalian Species (3rd edition) the brink? 229-232 nigripes, 177-178
(book review), 174; Arabian Disease: 73, 138, 147-155; Rabbit Ferrari, S.F. Buffy-headed mar-
Mammals: A Natural History Viral Haemorrhagic, 6; TB in mosets 10 years on, 105-109
(book review), 233 oryx, 224 Ferret, black-footed, 71, 117
Coturnicops noveboracensis exquisi- Dog, African wild, 137-146, 173 Fibropapilloma, 73
tus, 179 Dolar, L.L. The Philippine Finch, Gouldian, 15, 195
Cox, C.R. The Philippine Spotted Spotted Deer Conservation Fish; conservation, 6-7; farming
Deer Conservation Project, Project, 199-205 and seals, 30
199-205 Dolphin: 8, 12, 13, 77, 125, 234: Fishing: driftnet, 62, 67, 76-79,
Crab, coconut, 197 bottle-nose, 4, 28; dusky, 73; 130, 182; dynamite, 183
Crane: black-necked, 9, 189; Indus river, 194; striped, 8, 67 Fitter, R. Extraordinary Animals
Cuban sandhill, 14; great Dolphins, Porpoises and Whales of Worldwide (book review), 234
white, 189; hooded, 179; the World. The IUCN Red Data Fitzroya cupressoides, 239
Siberian, 189; whooping, 56 Book (book reviews), 234 Fly, screwworm, 188
Crayfish, marron, 135 Dolphins: Their Life and Survival Flying fox, Pemba, 185
Crax spp., 83; daubentoni, 51 (book review), 113 Fogden, M. and P. Portraits of the
Critical condition of hutias in Donoghue, M. Dolphins: Their Life Rainforest (book review), 174
Cuba, The, 206-208 and Survival (book review), 113 Forest: in Amazonia, 5, 14; in
Crocidura: bottegoides, 127; despera- Doughty, R.W. Return of the Asia, 5; Brazil’s Atlantic, 73;
ta, 65-8; harenna, 127 Whooping Crane (book review), Brazilian reforestation, 14; cen-
Crocodiles: estaurine, 136; marsh 56 tral African, 238; in Chile, 195;
mugger, 11, Nile, 74, 116; Dove, turtle, 188 Chisongole, Malawi, 1; clear-
Orinoco, 73 Duck, white-headed, 123, 179-80 felling, Brazil, 85; clearance,
Crocodylus: intermedius, 73; niloti- Dugong, 61, 62, 68, 191, 197, 235 Malawi, 1; deforestation, 2, 62;
cus, 74; novaeguineae, 70; palus- Duiker, zebra, 179 cloud, 58; conservation, 2, 121,
tris, 11; porosus, 70, 137 123; destruction, 110-112; loss
Crossoptilon crossoptilon, 130 Earwig, St Helena giant, 184-185 of, 5; montane, 58; Neotropical,
Crotalus spp., 39 Echymipera echinista, 75 50; rain, 57, 183-184; 134; reha-
Cuba, 206-208 Ecuador, 183 bilitation, 74; tropical, 62, 132,
Cunha, A.C. da, The golden- Egrets, Chinese, 10 186
backed uacari on the upper Rio Egretta eulophotes, 10 Forsyth, A. Portraits of the
Negro, Brazil, 80-88 Elephant: 68, 127, 130, 217; Rainforest (book review), 174
Curassows, 51, 53 African, 5, 116, 139, 234; Asian, Fowler, S. IUCN/SSC Shark
Curlew, slender-billed, 65 6, 115, 117; domesticated, 219 Specialist Group, 123
Curry-Lindahl, Kai (obituary), Elephant Life (book review), 234 Frame, L.H. The wild
175 Elephas maximus, 6 dog—Africa’s vanishing carni-
Cuvier’s gazelle in Algeria, Elton, Charles (obituary) 198 vore, 137-146
99-104 Entandrophragma, 239 Frog, Romer’s tree, 192
Cyanocorax caeruleus, 134 Enhydra lutris, 131 Fungi, conservation, 235
Cyanopsitta spixii, 65 Environmental Protection Act,
Cyclura collei, 133 122 Gaia Quest Trust, 11
Cypripedium spp., 192 Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus, 15 Galanthus, 239
Cyprogenia stegaria, 70 Equus przewalskii, 68 Galapagos, 17, 179
Eretmochelys imbricata, 75, 125, Gallirallus australis greyi, 135
Danthonia: auriculata, 134; 129, 190 Gazella cuvieri, 99-104
242
Gazelles: Cuvier’s, 99-104; moun- tection, Finland, 186-187 International Union for
tain, 222, 224, 226, 227, 228; Haematopus ostralegus, 10 Conservation of Nature and
sand, 222, 226; Saudi dorcas, Hailey, A. Villas, villagers and Nature Resources—see IUCN
222 toroises in Greece—a sequel, International Whaling
Gemsbok, 188 169-171 Commission, 125, 181-183
Geocapromys brownti, 208 Halichoerus grypus, 27 Introductions: 38; crocodile, 74;
Gibbon: agile, 22, Bornean, 22, 57; Handbook of New Zealand invertebrates, 63
Javan, 65 Mammals, The (book review), Irian Jaya, 21, 172
Ginger, 14 114 Ironwood, Bornean, 24
Ginsberg, J.R. The wild Harrisia portoricensis, 73 Isodendrion hosakae, 193
dog—Africa’s vanishing carni- Hawk, red-tailed, 133 IUCN: Botanic Gardens
vore, 137-146; Painted Wolves Hedychium: flavescens, 14; gardner- Conservation Secretariat, 5;
(book review), 173 ianum, 14 Directory of South Asian
Giraffa camelopardalis, 188 Helipora coerulea, 69 Protected Areas (book review),
Giraffe, 188 Henderson, R.W. Status of West 114; General Assembly, 62-63;
Global: climate change, 62; warm- Indian racers in the Lesser 1990 Red List of Threatened
ing, 30 Antilles, 33-38 Animals, 114; 1990 United
Golden-backed uacari on the Herpestes auropunctatus, 33 Nations List of National Parks
upper Rio Negro, Brazil, The, Hill, J.E. A World List of and Protected Areas, 113-114
80-88 Mammalian Species (3rd Edition) Ivory: 190; artificial, 10
Goldsmith, E.B. The Scientific (book review), 174
Management of Temperate Hoki, 15 Jabiru mycteria, 195
Communities for Conservation Holford, T. Rattlesnake collection Jackson, P. The Natural History of
(book review), 174 drives—their implications for Wild Cats (book review), 233
Gonzalez. A.C. The critical condi- species and environmental con- Jaguar, 73, 83, 92, 149, 194
tion of hutias in Cuba, 206-208 servation, 39-44 Jay, azure, 134
Goose, Greenland white-fronted, Hong Kong, 209-214 Jenkins, P.D. A new forest shrew
7 Hoplostethus atlanticus, 74 from southern Tanzania,
Gooseberry, Barbados, 189 Hornbill, wrinkled, 58 165-168
Gopherus flavomarginatus, 71 Horse, Przewalski’s, 68, 117 Johnson, J. Legislation fails to
Gorilla: 237; mountain, 119-120 How many green turtles nest on save turtles, 4
Goutner, V. Villas, villagers and Aldabra? 96-98 Jones, D. The Sea of Sands and
tortoises in Grece—a sequel, Humboldt’s woolly monkeys Mists (book review), 56
169-171 decimated by hunting in Juniper, Ashe, 194
Grajal, A. Conservation of large Amazonia, 89-95 Juniperus ashei, 194
avian frugivores and the man- Hunting: 147-155, 222; avian fru-
agement of Neotropical pro- givores, 51; bats, 110-112; in Kirk, Howard Douglas (obitu-
tected areas, 50-55 Borneo, 24; gazelle, 103; mana- ary), 17
Graptemys flavimaculata, 193 tee, 156; marmot, 45; rat- King, C.M. The handbook of New
Greece, 169-171 tlesnake, 39; seals, 30; uacari, Zealand Mammals (book
Greenshank, spotted, 6 80-88; woolly monkey, 89-95 review), 114
Grimwood, I. (obituary) 118 Hurst, P. Rainforest Politics: Kingdon, J. Arabian Mammals: A
Grus: canadensis nesiotes, 14; Ecological Destruction in South- Natural History (book review),
leucogeranus, 189; monacha, 179; east Asia (book review), 172 233
nigricollis, 9, 189 Hutias, 206-208 Kitchener, A. The Natural History
Guan:band-tailed, 51; bearded, Hutterer, R. A new forest shrew of Wild Cats (book review), 233
179; black-fronted piping, 134 from southern Tanzania, Klinowska, M. Dolphins, Porpoises
Guarino, L. Dirachma 165-168 and Whales of the World: The
socotrana—back from the brink? Hylobates muelleri, 57 IUCN Red Data Book (book
229-232 Hyophorbe amaricaulis, 9 review), 234
Guide to the Birds of Madagascar Kobus leche leche, 188
(book review) 114 Ibis, crested, 130 Kuwait, 61
Guineafowl, white-breasted, 179 ICBP, 65, 66, 127
Gull: Mediterranean, 171; ICBP/FFPS Conservation Labidura herculeana, 184-185
Saunder’s, 189 Expedition Competion, 178, Lagenorhynchus obscurus, 73
Gymnobelideus leadbeateri, 134 198, 238 Lagothrix lagotricha,, 89-95
Ictalurus punctatus, 135 Lamprolia victoriae, 16
Habitat: destruction, 52, 69, 70, Iguana, Jamaican, 133 Langrand, O. Guide to the Birds of
105-109, 147-155, 169-171, 207, Internationa Council for Bird Madagascar (book review), 114
222; loss, 43, 45, 138, 221; pro- Preservation—see ICBP Langur, golden, 124
243
Lapointe, E. 17 Martin, E.B. Assam‘s rhinos face Mulanje Mountain, Malawi, 1-2
Larus saundersi, 189 new poaching threats, 215-221 Murrelet, marbled, 131-132
Last Rain Forests, The (book Martin-Jones, J. The 43rd meeting Murres, 131
review), 113 of the IWC, 181-183 Mussel: 125; fanshell, 70; fresh-
Lechwe, red, 188 Mather, R.J. Rain forests of central water pearl, 67; pearl, 71
Legislation: 122; for fungi, 235; Borneo—threatened by mod- Mustela: lutreola, 8; nigripes, 71;
for manatee, 72; and seals, 32; ern development, 21-26 vison, 8
and snakes, 37; and trade, Megadyptes antipodes, 135 Mycteria cinerea, 12
209-214 Megapode, 16 Myers, N. Return of the Whooping
Lemurs of the Lost World: Exploring Megapodius pritchardii, 16 Crane (book review), 56;
the Forests and Crocodile Caves of Melanotaenia eachamensis, 235 Elephant Life (book review), 234
Madagascar (book review), 56 Mendes S.L. Buffy-headed mar- Myotis sodalis, 194
Leontopithecus rosalia, 133 mosets 10 years on, 105-109 Mysateles gundlachi: 206-207;
Leopard, snow, 198 Menura superba, 196 melanurus, 206; meridionalis,
Lepidochelys kempii, 3, 13, 71-72 Mesocapromys:auritus, 206-207; 206-207; prehensilis, 206
Leptoptilus dubius, 69 angelcabrerai, 206-207; garrideoi, Mytilus edulis, 125-126
Lesser Antilles, 33 206-207; nana, 206-207; sanfe- Myzopoda aurita, 177
Leucopsar rothschildi, 192 lipensis, 206-207
Libya, 64 Mexico, 58 Nakhasathien, Seub (obituary), 17
Lion, Asiatic, 11 Microtus pennsylvanicus duke- National Parks: 125; Abruzzo,
Lizard; sand, 66; spiny-tailed, 190 campbelli, 194 Italy, 187; Bale Mountains,
Logging: 57, 70, 74, 122, 132, Miller, A. Dirachma Ethiopia, 127; Batang Ai,
134-135, 183; at Bintuni Bay, socotrana—back from the brink? Sarawak, 192; in Bulgaria, 127;
Indonesia, 12; in Borneo, 21; in 229-232 Capara6, Brazil, 107; Diawling,
Fiji, 16; in Finland, 7; in Milliken, T. The evolution of legal Mauritania, 127; Djebel
Kalimantan, 25; low-intensity, controls on rhinoceros products Chambi, Tunisia, 100; Doi
194; in Madagascar, 237; in in Hong Kong—an Asian Inthanon, Thailand, 64; Doi
Sarawak, 191 model worth considering, Sutnep-Pui, Thailand, 190;
Loris, slow, 177 209-214 Dudhwa, India, 233; Etosha,
Lowes, R. (obituary) 118 Mimulus glabratus var. michiga- Namibia, 188; Finland, 126;
Luehdofia japonica, 190 nensis, 71 Fitzroy Caves, Australia, 15;
Lumber companies, Japanese, 26 Mining: 70; Antarctica, 75, 136, Guacharo, Venezuela, 195; Gulf
Lutjanus sp., 72 186; Borneo, 21; gold, 86, 134, of Kutch Marine, India, 64;
Lycaon pictus, 137-146, 173 184 Himchari, Bangladesh, 64;
Lynx, 66 Miniopterus australis, 15 Hwange, 139; Jau, Brazil, 86;
Lyrebird, superb, 196 Mink: American, 8; European, 8 Kahuzi-Biega, Zaire, 238;
Mite, air-sac, 15 Kakadu, Australia, 196;
Macaw: 52, Spix’s, 65 Monachus: monachus, 67, 187; Kaziranga, India, 64, 215;
Macroderma gigas, 15, 134 schauinslandi, 132 Kirthar, Pakistan, 64; Khao Sam
Macruronus magellanicus, 15 Mongoose: 33; African bushy- Roi Yot, Thailand, 64; Korup,
MacKinnon, K. Javan rhino: cap- tailed, 234 Cameroon, 127; in Latin
tive-breeding concern, 65 Monkey: black spider, 91; green, America, 52; Low Tatra,
Madagascar, 56, 177 37; howler, 93; Humboldt’s Czechoslovakia, 64; meeting,
Magpie, Taiwan, 130 woolly, 89-95; Javan leaf, 65; 198; in Namibia, 68; Northern
Mahogany, 57, 239 proboscis, 23; red howler, 83; Kafue, Zamia, 188; Nxai Pan,
Malawi, 1-2 silvered leaf, 65; spider, 83, 90; Botswana, 128; Ojcow, Poland,
Manatee: 72, 156-164, 235; woolly, 83; yellow-tailed wool- 64; Panay Mountains,
Amazonian 195; West Indian, ly, 89 Philippines, 202; in Paraguay,
156 Monkey-flower, Michigan, 71 152; Pembrokeshire, UK, 64;
Mangroves, 12, 61, 121 Morris, M.G. The Scientific Pico da Neblina, Brazil, 86;
Manihot: esculenta, 71; walkerae, 71 Management of Temperate Pyrenees, France, 187; Ras
Manioc, Walker’s, 71 Communities for Conservation Mohammed Marine, Egypt, 64;
Margaritifera margaritifera, 67 (book review), 174 Royal Chitwan, Nepal, 64;
Marine Conservation Society, 183 Morris, P. Dolphins: Their Life and Salonga, Zaire, 119; Saltfjellet-
Marmoset, buffy-headed, 105-109 Survival (book review), 113 Svartisen, Norway, 187;
Marmot, steppe, 45 Moth: cactus, 72; silver-topped Similajau, Sarawak, 57;
Marmota bobac, 45 wallaby grass, 134 Tanjung Puting, Indonesia, 23;
Martin, C.B. and E.B. Profligate Mountain Gorilla, The, (book Tingo Maria, Peru, 64;
spending exploits wildlife in review), 173-174 Tubbataha, Philippines, 64;
Taiwan, 18-20 Mouse, salt marsh harvest, 71 Ujong Kulon, Indonesia, 65;
244
Volcanoes, Rwanda, 119, 237; Painted Wolves: Wild Dogs of the and rhino horn, 128; in Malawi,
Waychinicup, Australia, 74; Serengeti-Mara (book review) 1; in Swaziland, 68; in
Wood Buffalo, Canada, 70; 173 Tanzania, 9; of tiger, 236
Yellowstone, USA, 193; Zapata, Palaemonetes cummingi, 70 Pocillopora spp., 194
Cuba, 14 Palm, 9 Pollock, 193
Natural History of Wild Cats, The Panda, red, 190 Pollution: 67, 71, 125; air, 64; anti-
(book review), 233 Panther, Florida, 72 fouling paints, 69; controls in
Nature Conservancy Council, 17, Panthera: 233; leo, 222; leo persica, Antarctica, 6; fertilizers, 74;
122 11; onca, 73, 149, 194; pardus sewage, 30; industrial waste,
Nature Reserves: Lesser Antilles, nimr, 222; tigris, 11; tigris altaica, 125; marine, 27-28, 70, 183, 195;
37; Mergueb, Algeria, 101: 6; tigris tigris, 6 military rocket fuel, 6; nickel
Thjorsarver, Iceland, 6 Papua New Guinea, 21, 176 smelters, 12; oil, 4, 61, 64, 68,
New forest shrew from southern Paraguay, 147-155 131, 222, 227, 235; pesticides,
Tanzania, 165-168 Park: Great Barrier Reef Marine, 10, 28; persistent contaminants,
New Zealand, 58 74; St Lucia Wetland, South 30; TBT, 126; toxic chemicals, 40
Nigeria, 57 Africa, 64 Polychaete worms, 125
Nightjar, 66 Parrots: 50-51; thick-billed, 185 Polydora ligni, 125
Nipponia nippon, 130 Partula spp., 16 Pongo pygmaeus, 23, 63, 70, 192
Norton, B. The Mountain Gorilla Pauxi: pauxi, 51; unicornis, 53 Porphyrio mantelli, 14
(book review), 173-174 Peat: bogs, 187; depletion, 9; pro- Porpoise: Dall’s, 182; harbour, 28
Noturus placidus, 12 tection, 7 Portraits of the Rainforest (book
Nucella lapillus, 126 Peccary, Chacoan, 147-155 review), 174
Numenius tenuirostris, 65 Pelican: Dalmatian, 61; spotbilled, Possum: brush-tailed, 135;
Nycticebus coucang, 177 10 Leadbeater’s, 134
Pelicanus: crispus, 67; philippensis, Presbytis geei, 124
Obadi, N. Dirachma 10 Profligate spending exploits
socotrana—back from the brink? Pelos del Diablo, 73 wildlife inTaiwan, 18-20
229-232 Pemba fruit bat—on the edge of Protected areas: Neotropical, 50,
Oil birds, 194 extinction? The, 110-112 52; Ross Lake National
Okavango, 127-128 Penelope: argyrotis, 51; barbata, 179; Recreation Area, 13; in Saudi
Oliver, W.L.R. The Philippine spp., 83 Arabia, 225-227; threatened, 63
Spotted Deer Conservation Penguin: king, 15; rockhopper, Pterodroma phaeopygia, 195
Project, 199-205 76-79; yellow-eyed, 135 Pteropus: 110; livingstonii, 110;
Oman, 56, 115 Peres, C.A. Humboldt’s woolly rodricensis, 110; subniger, 110;
Onchorhynchus tshawytscha, 132 monkets decimated by hunting voeltzkowi, 110, 124
Opuntia: 72; spinosissima, 72; stric- in Amazonia, 89-95
ta, 72; triacantha, 72 Pereskia aculeata, 189 Rabbit: 236; Lower Keys, 70
Orang-utan, 19-20, 23, 63, 69, 70, Petocz, R.G. Conservation and Rail, Asian yellow, 179
121, 192 Devlopment in Irian Jaya: A Rainbowfish, Lake Eacham, 235
Orchid: slipper, 192; export ban, Strategy for Rational Resource Rainforest Politics: Ecological
16 Utilization (book review), 172 Destruction in South-east Asia
Ornithoptera alexandrae, 176, 197 Petrel, dark-rumped, 195 (book review) 172
Ortalis ruficauda, 53 Petroica traversi, 14 Rainforests of central
Oryctolagus spp., 6 Pheasant, white-eared, 130 Borneo—threatened by mod-
Oryx: 6; Arabian, 9, 117, 180, Philauthus romeri, 192 ern development, 21-26
222-223, 224, 233 Philippine Spotted Deer Rats: 207; cloud, 237
Oryx: leucoryx: 6, 9, 180, 222-223; Conservation Project, The, Rattan, 24
gazella, 188 199-205 Rattus rattus, 207
Oryx 100% Fund, 57-58, 119, Phoca: groenlandia, 28; hispida, 28; Read, M. Tropical Forest Forum
176-178, 237 sibirica, 28; vituline, 27 launched in UK, 123; Plants
O’Shea, T.J. Belize—a last Pig: bearded, 23; warty, 237 Committee of CITES, 238-240
stronghold for manatees in the Pinkroot, gentian, 132 Red Alert Project, 21
Caribbean, 156-164 Pipile jacutinga, 134 Reintroductions: 117; of ferret, 71;
Otaria: byronia, 197; flavescens, 75 Pitta gurneyi, 69 of gazelles, 104; of tortoise, 71;
Otters: 30, 117, 126; sea, 131 Pityriasis gymnocephala, 58 of wolf, 72
Owl, northern spotted, 70, 193 Plants: air, 239; endangered, 136 Reithrodontomys raviventris, 71
Oystercatcher, 10 Platalea minor, 68 Remya: kauaiensis, 193; mauiensis,
Oxyura leucocephala, 123, 179-180 Platanista minor, 194 193; montgomery, 193
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, 195 Poaching: 127, 215-221; of cranes, Reserves: El Triunfo, Mexico, 58;
189; of gazelle, 103; of ivory Ifon Forest, Nigeria, 68;
245
Shaumari, Jordan, 9; Okumu Seabrook, W. How many green the Lesser Antilles, 33-38
Forest, Nigeria, 57; in Fiji, 16; turtles nest on Aldabra? 96-98 Steatornis caripensis, 194
Tambopata-Candamo, Peru, 73 Seals: 6; Cape fur, 9: common or Steedman, C. Rattlesnake collec-
Return of the Whooping Crane harbour, 27; harp, 28; grey, 27; tion drives—their implications
(book review), 56 Hawaiian monk, 132; for species and environmental
Rhinoceros: 16, 64, 68, 186, Mediterranean monk, 67; conservation, 39-44
209-214, 215-221; African, 116; monk, 187; ringed, 28; Siberian, Stenella coeruleoalba, 8, 67
Asian, 115; black, 9, 137, 210; 28; southern fur, 15; subantarc- Steppe, marmot—its past and
greater Indian, 69, 210, tic fur, 78 future, The, 45-49
215-221; Javan, 65, 210; Seehausen, O. The Pemba fruit Sterna paradisaea, 7
Sumatran, 210; white, 209, 210 bat—on the edge of extinction? Sternostroma tracheocolum, 15
Rhinoceros: sondaicus, 65; 110-112 Stizostedion lucioperca, 67
unicornis, 69, 215-221 Selaginella, i16 Stork: black, 187; black-necked,
Rhyticeros corrugatus, 58 Selenarctos thibetanus, 190 15; greater adjutant, 69; jabiru,
Rio Negro, Brazil, 80-88 Shad, allis, 67 195; milky, 12; oriental white, 9
Robin: Chatham Island black, 14; Shark: 77; basking, 67; great Strahl, S. Conservation of large
magpie, 128, 189 white, 128 avian frugivores and the man-
Rockhopper penguins and other Shark Specialist Group, 123 agement of Neotropical pro-
marine life threatened by drift- Shrew: 233; a new, 165; elephant, tected areas, 50-55
net fisheries at Tristan da 236; tree, 236 Streptopelia turtur, 188
Cunha, 76-79 Shrimp, Squirrel Chimney Cave, Strix occidentalis caurina, 70
Romania, 67 70 Sulawesi, 177
Roughy, orange, 15, 74 Shuker, K.P.N. Extraordinary Sunfish, 77
Routh, A. Update on Zakynthos Animlas Worldwide (book Sustainable use of forest, 62, 236
turtles, 4 review), 234 Swietenia: 239; macrophylla, 57
Rupicapra pyrenaica ornata, 187 Sick, Helmut (obituary) 136 Swiftlet, grey-rumped, 237
Rusa, Philippine, 199 Silene polypetala, 193 Sylvilagus palustris hefneri, 70
Rwanda, 119-120 Silktail, Vanua Levu, 16 Synemon plana, 134
Ryan, P.G. Rockhopper penguins Simmonds, M. What future for
and other marine life threat- European seals now the epi- Taber, A.B. The status and conser-
ened by driftnet fisheries at demic is over? 27-32; vation of the Chacoan peccary
Tristan da Cunha, 76-79 Legislation fails to save turtles, in Paraguay, 147-155
344 Taiwan, trade, 18
Sajdak, R.A. Status of West Indian Sistrurus sp., 39 Takahe, 14
racers in the Lesser Antilles, Sites of Special Scientific Interest, Tamarin, golden lion, 108, 133
33-38 122 Tanzania, 110-112
Salim, Emil, 75 Sitwell, N. Felipe Benavides, Tern, Arctic, 7
Salisbury, C.A. Belize—a last 175-176 Terrapins: 20; giant Asian river,
stronghold for manatees in the Smet, K. de, Cuvier’s gazelle in 69
Caribbean, 156-164 Algeria, 99-104 Testudo: hermanni, 169-171; klein-
Salmon, chinook, 132 Snails, Hawaiian tree, 13 manni, 67
Sanctuary, seal, 28 Snakes: 33-44; smooth, 66 Thamnophilus praecox, 133
Santiapillai, C. Javan rhino: cap- Snapper, red, 72 Thouless, C. Conservation in
tive breeding concern, 65 Snowdrop, 239 Saudi Arabia, 222-228
Sarawak, 57 Socotra, Indian Ocean, 229-232 Thylacine, 74
Saudi Arabia, 61, 222-228 Species Survival Commission, 63, Thylacinus cyncoephalus, 74
Scientific Management of Temperate 115-117, 235-236 Tiger: 191, 233, 236; Bengal, 6; in
Communities for Conservation, Spellerberg, I.F. The Scientific vitro fertilzation, 6; man-eater,
The (book review), 174 Management of Temperate 11 Siberian, 6, 115
Scott, J. Painted wolves: Wild Dogs Communities for Conservation Tillandsia, 239
of the Serengeti-Mara (book (book review), 174 Tinamous solitarius, 134
review), 173 Spigelia gentianoides, 132 Tioman archipelago, 177
Screwworm, New World, 63, 66, Spiraea virginiana, 71 Toad, golden, 194
116 Spoonbill, black-faced, 68 Topshells, 197
Sea: cucumbers, 13; urchins, 13 St Helena, 184-185 Tortoise: 117; Bolson, 71;
Sea lion: southern, 75, 197; Steller, Starling, Bali, 192 Egyptian, 67; Hermann’s,
193 Status and conservation of the 169-171
Sea of Sands and Mists, The (book Chacoan peccary in Paraguay, Tortoiseshell, 190
review), 56 The, 147-155 Toucans, 50-51
Sea Turtle Protection Society, 4 Status of West Indian racers in Trade: 70, 115, 209; birds, 51-52,
246
66; birds’ nests, 24; chim- Vireo atricapillus, 125 World Conservation Union (see
panzee, 127; coral, 183; dolphin Virus, seal, 28 TUCN)
jewellery, 73; elephant hide, 11; Vole, Forida saltmarsh, 194 World Heritage List, 125
endangered plants, 192; ivory, World List of Mammalian Species,
5, 18; orang-utans, 63; orchids, War, Gulf, 61 A. (3rd edition) (book review),
191; pet, 52; primates, 24; Warbler: Dartford, 66; golden- 174
rhino-horn, 18, 186, 190, cheeked, 12, 194; Kirtland’s, 71 World Resources Institute, 2
209-214; snake skin, 39; Warwick, C. Rattlesnake collec- World Wildlife Fund, 230
Thailand, 130, 190-191; turtle, tion drives—their implications
75, 125; whale products 183 for species and environmental Yew, Pacific, 193
TRAFFIC, 214 conservation, 39-44
Transmigration, 21 Waterbuck, 140 Zakynthos, Greece, 4
Trichechus: inunguis, 195; manatus, Wells, S. Coral seizure, 183 Zander, 67
72, 156-164 Weka, North Island, 135 Ziphius cavirostris, 188
Trichosorus vulpecula, 135 Weta: Kaikoura giant, 58;
Trillium, 239 Mahoehui giant, 58
Tringa guttifer, 6 Wetlands: Egypt, 8; Indian
Tristan da Cunha, 76-79 Ramsar sites, 10; in Korea, 10;
Trochus niloticus, 197 Yellow River, China, 10
Tropical Forest Action Plan, 2 Whales: 234, 181-183; beluga, 70;
Tropical Forest Forum, 123 fin, 182; goose-beaked, 188;
Trout, aurora, 12 minke, 66, 125, 181, 182
Tulotoma magnifica, 193 Whale and Dolphin Sanctuary,
Tuna: 76; dolphin-safe, 8, 13; and Ireland, 187
drift nets, 16; longfin, 77 Whaling, 181-183
Turtles: 57, 61, 62, 72, 75, 76, 133, What future for European seals
188, 191, 227; in Ecuador, 14; now the epidemic is over?
freshwater, 117; in Greece, 4; 27-32
green in Mauritius, 68; green Wheeler, A. Dolphins: Their Life
73, 96-98, 129, 192; hawksbill, and Survival (book review), 113
75, 125, 129, 190; Kemp's ridley, Whelk, dog, 126
13, 71-72; loggerhead, 187, 189; White Sea, 6
leatherback, 189; marine, 3-4, 8, Whitten, T. Conservation and
65, 67, 194; yellow blotched Development in Irian Jaya (book
map, 193 review) 172; Rainforest Politics:
Turtle Excluder Devices, 13 Ecological Destruction in South-
east Asia (book review) 172-173
Uacari, golden-backed, 80-88 Widdringtonia cupressoides, 1
Umbrella bird, long-wattled, 180 Wild dog—Africa’s vanishing
United Nations: Development carnivore, The, 137-146
Programme, 2; 1990 List of Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust,
National Parks and Protected 123-124
Areas (book review), 113-114 Wildlife Park, Al Areen, Bahrain,
Uria spp., 131 6
Urocissa caerulea, 130 Wilson, J. Lemurs of the Lost
Uromastyx hardwickii, 190 World: Exploring the Forests and
Ursus: americanus, 125; arctos, 8, Crocodile Caves of Madagascar
66, 126-127, 185, 187 (book review), 56
Wilson, R. Lemurs of the Lost
Veal, R. Endemic invertebrates World (book review) 56; Guide
extinct on St Helena, 184-185 to the Birds of Madagascar (book
Verheyen, W.N. A new forest review), 114; The Mountain
shrew from southern Tanzania, Gorilla (book review), 173-174
165-168 Winser, N. The Sea of Sands and
Vigne, L. Assam’s rhinos face Mists (book review), 56
new poaching threats, 215-221 Wolf: 13, 66, 116, 173; grey, 193;
Villas, villages and tortoises—a * red, 72, 117
sequel, 169-171 Wood, E. Coral seizure, 183
Vipera berus, 67 Woodstar, Esmeralda’s, 195
Vireo, black-capped, 125 World Bank, 1, 26