Pacific Science; a Quarterly Devoted to the Biological and Physical Sciences of the Pacific Region 2002: Vol 56 Index

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Index to Volume 56
Author Index
\sBoTT, IsaBeLta A. and Karta J. McDermip CusHMan, Burry J.
On Two Species of Kallymenia (Rhodophyta: Geochemistry of Plume-Ridge Interaction at the
Gigartinales: Kallymeniaceae) from the Hawaiian Galapagos Spreading Center (abstract), 86
Islands, Central Pacific, 149-162
\PPELGATE, DIANNA M. DeLone, Caroiine M.
Contact Dermatitis Outbreak on the University of Acoustic Analysis of Objects Ensonified by a
Hawai‘i Campus (abstract), 83 Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) during a
Cross-Modal Matching Task (abstract), 86
Baitey-Brock, J. H., B. Paavo, B. M. Barrett, and DIAMOND, JARED
J. Dreyer Dispersal, Mimicry, and Geographic Variation in
Polychaetes Associated with a Tropical Ocean Northern Melanesian Birds, 1-22
Outfall: Synthesis of a Biomonitoring Program
Dirnséck, THomas—see Greimler et al.
off O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, 459-479 Dreyer, J.—see Bailey-Brock et al.
Barrett, B. M.—see Bailey-Brock et al.
Bazvua-DurAN, CARMEN
Farve, JoHN L.—see Randall and Earut
Geographic Variations in the Whistle Repertoire of
Eckert, STEVE M.
Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins (Stenella longirostris)
Effects of Angiotensin II and Natriuretic Peptides on
(abstract), 84
Prolactin and Growth Hormone Release from
Benz, Georce W., Kazuya NaGasawa, and JEREMY
the Pituitary of the Tilapia, Oreochromis
WETMORE
mossambicus (abstract), 87
New Host and Ocean Records for the Parasitic
Evprepce, L. G.—see Coles and Eldredge
Copepod Bobkabata kabatabobbus
E_prepeg, L. G. and J. T. Cartton
(Lernaeosoleidae: Poecilostomatoida), 259 2V0A2? Hawaiian Marine Bioinvasions: A Preliminary
BRANSTETTER, BRIAN
\ssessment, 211-212
Horizontal Angular Discrimination by an
Echolocating Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops
truncatus) (abstract), 84 Fautin, DapHne G., Tracy R. Wuirte, and KaTHERINE
Brooks, Frep E. E. PEARSON
Brown Root Rot Disease in American Samoa’s [wo New Species of Deep-Water Corallimorpharia
Tropical Rain Forests, 377-387 (Cnidaria: Anthozoa) from the Northeast Pacific,
Brown, Eric K. Corallimorphus denhartogi and C. pilatus, 113-124
Coral Recruitment Patterns at Selected Sites around FITZGERALD, IM
Electroreception in Juvenile Sandbar Sharks,
West Maui (abstract), 85
Bursry, Cuartes R.—see Goldberg et al. Carcharhinus plumbeus (abstract), 87
CaLpweELL, R. L.—see Huffard and Caldwell GarRISON, GEOFFREY H.
Carton, J. T.—see Eldredge and Carlton Sea Level Change and Deforestation on the ‘Ewa
Cuenc, LANNA and Rosert L. PrtTMan Plain of O‘ahu during Polynesian Settlement: A
Mass Oviposition and Egg Development of the Case for Coincidence (abstract), 88
Ocean-Skater Halobates sobrinus (Heteroptera: GarRISON, JENNIFER E.
Gerridae), 441-445 Effects of Alien Tree Plantations on Koa
Cuua, PonG Kian Germination and Survival (abstract), 88
Modulation of Adhesion Molecules by TNF-z and Genoa, J. N.—see Koske and Gemma
Salicylic Acid in Human Coronary Artery GOLDBERG, STEPHEN R., Frep Kraus, and Cuar-es R.
Endothelial Cells: Pathogenic Mechanisms in BuRSEY
Kawasaki Syndrome (abstract), 85 Reproduction in an Introduced Population of the
Cotes, S. L.—see Hutchings et al. Brown Anole, Anolis sagrei, from O‘ahu, Hawai‘i,
Cotes, S. L. and L. G. Etprepee 163-168
Nonindigenous Species Introductions on Coral GreIMLeRr, Joser, Patricio Lopez S., Top F. Stuessy,
Reefs: A Need for Information, 191-209 and THomas Dirnséck
Cowte, Ropert H. and Repecca J. RUNDELI The Vegetation of Robinson Crusoe Island (Isla
The Land Snails of a Small Tropical Pacific Island, Masatierra), Juan Fernandez Archipelago, Chile,
Aunu‘u, American Samoa, 143-147 263-284
Crooks, JEFFREY A. GruneER, DANIEL S.
Predators of the Invasive Mussel Musculista senhousia Bottom-Up Influences in a Hawaiian Arthropod
(Mollusca: Mytilidae), 49-56 Community (abstract), 89
488 Author Index
GussMaN, Ouiver A. and Asicait M. SmitH LAMMERS, SHELLY J.
Mixed Siliciclastic-Skeletal Carbonate Lagoon Resurrection and RAPDs: A New Look at the
Sediments from a High Volcanic Island, Viti Endemic Sophora chrysophylla (Fabaceae)
Levu, Fiji, Southwest Pacific, 169-189 (abstract), 91
LanesTon, Ross
Spawning Dynamics of Hawaiian Sanddivers
Haprietp, Micuare, G.—see Zabin and Hadfield
Limnichthys donaldsoni and Crystallodytes cookei
Hearty, Paut J.
The Ka‘ena Highstand of O‘ahu, Hawai‘i: Further (Teleostei: Creediidae) (abstract), 92
Evidence of Antarctic Ice Collapse during the Lee, Patricia N. K. L.
Hox Gene Expression during Development of the
Middle Pleistocene, 65-81
Hessut, AARON Sepiolid Squid Euprymna scolopes (abstract),
Timing of Breeding in a Hawaiian Seabird: Why Is 9?
Leepom, THomas A.
It So Predictable? (abstract), 89
Hewitt, Cuan L. Effects of Blood Withdrawal on Plasma Prolactin,
Distribution and Biodiversity of Australian Tropical Growth Hormone, and Drinking in the
Marine Bioinvasions, 213-222 Tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) (abstract),
Hituiarp, R. W.—see Hutchings et al. 93
Hurrarp, CuristIne L. and R. L. Catpwety LigBHerR, JAMES K. and Ratna Takumi
Inking in a Blue-Ringed Octopus, Hapalochlaena Introduction and Distributional Expansion of
lunulata, with a Vestigal Ink Sac, 255-257 Trechus obtusus (Coleoptera: Carabidae) in Maui
Hunter, Cyntuia L.—see Smith et al. Hawai'i, 365-375
Hurcuines, P. A., R. W. Hivuiarp, and S. L. Cotes LONGENECKER, KEN
Species Introductions and Potential for Marine Pest Role of Food in Community Structure of Reef
Invasions into Tropical Marine Communities, Fishes (abstract), 93
with Special Reference to the Indo-Pacific, 223- Lopez S., Parricio—see Greimler et al.
233 Lugescu, HENDRIK
Search for New Antitumor Drugs from Marine
Cyanobacteria (abstract), 94
Kipo, MicHart H.—see Sherwood and Kido
KIMBELL, JENNIFER
Symbiont-Induced Changes in Gene Expression in Mate, Timotny D.
the Light Organ of the Host Squid Euprymna Rats Versus Bugs: Importance of Seed Predator
scolopes (abstract), 90 Biology for Plants (abstract), 94
KimpeLt, J. R., M. J. McFatt-Naat, and G. K. Matus, Davip
RopERICK Where Do Arrow Worms Belong? A Phylogenetic
Two Genetically Distinct Populations of Bobtail Study of a Marine Chaetognath, Fasciflagitta
Squid, Euprymna scolopes, Exist on the Island of enflatta (abstract), 95
O‘ahu, 347-355 McCune, ANDREW
KirKENDALE, Lisa—see Paulay et al. Mating System Parameters and Viable Population
Koske, R. E. and J. N. GEMMA Sizes (abstract), 95
Mycorrhizal Status of Two Hawaiian Plant Species McCosker, JOHN E.
(Asteraceae) in a Tropical Alpine Habitat: The Notes on Hawaiian Snake Eels (Pisces:
Threatened Haleakala Silversword Ophichthidae), with Comments on Ophichthus
(Argyroxiphium sandwicense subsp. macrocephalum) bonaparti, 23-34
and the Endemic Dubautia menziesii, 423-430 McDermip, Karta J.—see Abbott and McDermid
Kraus, Frep—see Goldberg et al. McFatt-Naat, M. J.—see Kimbell et al.
Kyomo Sr., JOEL McLaueutin, Patsy A. and Cory PrrrmMan
Timing and Synchronization of the Breeding Period Reinstatement and Rediagnosis of Catapaguroides
in Pilumnus vespertilio (Crustacea: Pilumnidae) in setosus and Description of a Second Hawaiian
Subtropical Okinawa, Japan, 317-328 Species of the Genus (Decapoda: Anomura:
Paguridea: Paguridae), 41-48
Meyer, Cari
Lam, PHILLis
Are Hawai‘i’s Marine Reserves Large Enough? The
Ammonia-Oxidizing Bacteria in a Hydrothermal
Waikiki Marine Life Conservation District as a
Plume (abstract), 90
Case in Point (abstract), 96
LAMBERT, GRETCHEN—see Paulay et al.
Meyer, Curis—see Paulay et al.
LAMBERT, GRETCHEN
MorETZSOHN, FaBio
Nonindigenous Ascidians in Tropical Waters, 291-
Use of Dried Tissues and Molluscan Shells for
298
Molecular Systematics of Rare Mollusks
Lammers, Marc O.
(abstract), 96
Localizing Dolphin Acoustic Signals Using a Three-
Hydrophone Towed Array: Preliminary Findings
(abstract), 91 Naaasawa, Kazuya—see Benz et al.
Author Index
Paavo, B.—see Bailey-Brock et al. SERVIERE-ZARAGOZA, ELISA AND RICARDO SCROSATI
ParCHASO, FRANCIS AND JANET K. THOMPSON Reproductive Phenology of Pterocladiella capillacea
Influence of Hydrologic Processes on Reproduction (Rhodophyta: Gelidiales) from Southern Baja
of the Introduced Bivalve Potamocorbula amurensis California, Mexico, 285-290
in Northern San Francisco Bay, California, 329- SHERWOOD, ALISON R. and Micuaet H. Kripo
345 , Watershed-Scale Comparisons of Algal Biodiversity
Pautay, Gustav, Lisa KirKENDALE, GRETCHEN in High-Quality Proximate Hawaiian Stream
LAMBERT, and Curis Meyer Ecosystems, 43 1-440
Anthropogenic Biotic Interchange in a Coral Reef SIMONOVICH, CATHERINE J.
Ecosystem: A Case Study from Guam, 403- Ethical Issues Surrounding Somatic Cell Gene
422 Therapy (SCGT) (abstract), 99
PEARSON, KATHERINE E.—see Fautin et al. SmitH, Aspigart M.—see Gussman and Smith
Pittman, Cory—see McLaughlin and Pittman SmitH, Cetta M.—see Smith et al.
PirMaNn, Rosert L.—see Cheng and Pitman SmitH, Davin G., JoHn T. Potnemus, and Eric A.
Pitman, Rosert L. and Cuartes STINCHCOMB VANDERWERE
Rough-Toothed Dolphins (Steno bredanensis) as Comparison of Managed and Unmanaged Wedge-
Predators of Mahimahi (Coryphaena hippurus), Tailed Shearwater Colonies on O‘ahu: Effects of
447-450 Predation, 451-457
PoLHEMuS, JoHN T.—see Smith et al. SMITH, JENNIFER E., Cyntuia L. Hunter, and Cexia M.
Poss, Stuart G.—see Randall and Poss SMITH
Distribution and Reproductive Characteristics of
Nonindigenous and Invasive Marine Algae in the
RANDALL, JOHN E.
Hawaiian Islands, 299-315
Aseraggodes holcomi, a New Sole (Pleuronectiformes:
STENDER, G. Keoxi—see Randall and Stender
Soleidae) from the Hawaiian Islands, 247-253
STINCHCOMB, CHARLES—see Pitman and Stinchcomb
RANDALL, JOHN E. and G. Keoki STENDER
Stuessy, Top F.—see Greimler et al.
The Nibbler Gire/la leonina and the Soldierfish
SunosBe, Tomoxki—see Taru and Sunobe
Myripristis murdjan from Midway Atoll, First
Records for the Hawaiian Islands, 137-141
Takumi, Rarwa—see Liebherr and Takumi
RANDALL, JOHN E. and JoHN L. Earut
Taru, MAsANori AND TOMOKI SUNOBE
Review of Hawaiian Razorfishes of the Genus
Reproductive Ecology of the Gobiid Fish Eviota abax
Iniistius (Perciformes: Labridae), 389-402
at Nobecka, Japan, with Notes on Geographic
RANDALL, JOHN E. and Stuart G. Poss
Variation, 35-40
Redescription of the Indo-Pacific Scorpionfish
THompson, JANET K.—see Parchaso and Thompson
Scorpaenopsis fowleri and Reallocation to the
Genus Sebastapistes, 57-64
VANDERWERE, Eric A.—see Smith et al.
Restom, TERESA
Effects of Forest Species Composition on Rainfall
Wetmore, JEREMy—see Benz et al.
Interception in the Honouliuli Preserve
WerttereR, JAMEs K.
Watershed (abstract), 97 Ants of Tonga, 125-135
Rivey, Larry G.
Wuirte, Tracy R.—see Fautin et al.
Hypothalamic Regulation of Growth Hormone Cell
WHITTLE, AMBER
Function in the Tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus
Nearshore Currents in Hanauma Bay, O‘ahu,
(abstract), 97 Hawai‘i, and Their Possible Relationship to
Roperick, G. K.—see Kimbell et al. Larval Ecology (abstract), 99
RuNDELL, Resecca J.—see Cowie and Rundell
Witkinson, Minpy
RuNDELL, Resecca J.
Asymmetric Impacts of Mycorrhizae and Fire on
Aspects of the Evolution of Hawaiian Endemic
Competitive Interactions among Grasses
Succineid Land Snails (abstract), 98
(abstract), 100
ScrosaTi, Ricarpo—see Serviere-Zaragoza and Scrosati ZABIN, CHELA AND MicuHaet G. HapFtIELp
SEALE, ANDRE P. Do Locals Rule? Interactions between Native
Osmoreception: The Essential Modality for a Intertidal Animals and a Caribbean Barnacle in
Euryhaline Life (abstract), 98 Hawai‘, 235-236

Subject Index
Acacia koa, effects of alien tree plantations on, 88-90 Eviota abax, reproductive ecology, 35-40
algae, marine, distribution and reproductive
characteristics of nonindigenous, in Hawai‘i, Fabaceae, 91-92
299-315 :
Fasciflagitta enflatta, phylogenetic study, 95
algal biodiversity in Hawaiian streams, 431-440 finch, Laysan—see Telespyza cantans
anole, brown—see Anolis sagrei fishes, reef, role of food in community structure, 93-94
Anolis sagrei, reproduction in Hawai‘i, 163-168 forest species, effects on rainfall interception, 97
Anomura, +1—48
Anthozoa, 113-124 Galapagos Spreading Center, geochemistry, 86
ants, of Tonga, 125-135 Gelidiales, 285-290
Argyroxiphium sandwicense subsp. macrocephalum, Gerridae, 441-445
mycorrhizal status, 423-430 Gigartinales, from Hawai‘i, 149-162
arrow worms—see Fasciflagitta enflatta Girella leonina, first record from Midway Atoll, 137-
arthropods, Hawaiian, bottom-up influences, 89 141
ascidians, nonindigenous, in tropical waters, 291-298 grasses, impacts of mycorrhizae and fire, 100
Aseraggodes holcomi, n. sp. from Hawai‘i, 247-253
Asteraceae, 423-430 Haleakala Silversword—see Argyroxiphium sandwicense
subsp. macrocephalum
bacteria, ammonia oxidation, 90-91 Halobates sobrinus, mass oviposition and egg
barnacle, interaction with native animals in Hawai‘i, development, 441-445
235-236 Hapalochlaena lunulata, inking, 255-257
birds, Northern Melanesian, dispersal, mimicry, and Heteroptera, 441—+45
geographic variation, 1—22
Bobkabata kabatabobbus, new host and ocean records, Iniistius, review of Hawaiian, 389-402
259-262 Isla Masatierra—see Robinson Crusoe Island
Carabidae, 365-375 Juan Fernandez Archipelago—see Robinson Crusoe
Carcharhinus plumbeus, electroreception in, 87-88 Island
Catapaguroides hooveri, n. sp., +1—48
Catapaguroides setosus, reinstatement and rediagnosis, +1- Ka‘ena Highstand, Oahu, evidence of Antarctic ice
48 collapse, 65-81
Cnidaria, 113-124 Kallymenia species, from Hawai‘i, 149-162
Coleoptera, 365-375 Kallymeniaceae, from Hawai‘i, 149-162
copepod, parasitic—see Bobkabata kabatabobbus Kawasaki syndrome, pathogenic mechanisms, 85-86
coral, recruitment patterns on Maui, 85 koa—see Acacia koa
coral reef ecosystem, anthropogenic biotic interchange
in Guam, 403-422 Labridae, 389-402
coral reefs, nonindigenous species introductions on, lagoon sediments, in Viti Levu, Fiji, 169-189
191-209 Lernaeosoleidae, 259-262
Corallimorpharia, 113-124 Limnichthys donaldsoni, spawning dynamics, 92
Corallimorphus denhartogi and C. pilatus, n. spp., 113-124
Creediidae, 92 mahimahi—see Coryphaena hippurus
Crustacea, 317-328 marine bioinvasions, in Hawai‘i, 211-212
Crystallodytes cookei, spawning dynamics, 92 in tropical Australia, 213-222
cyanobacteria, search for antitumor drugs from, 94 marine pest invasions, in tropical marine communities,
1% $- —29 33
Decapoda, 41-48 marine reserves, size of, 96
dermatitis, outbreak at University of Hawai‘i, 83-84 Mollusca, 49-56
dolphin, bottlenose—see Tursiops truncatus mollusks, molecular systematics, 96—97
Hawaiian spinner—see Stenella longirostris Musculista senbousia, predators of, 49-56
rough-toothed—see Steno bredanensis mussel—see Musculista senhousia
Dubautia menziesii, mycorrhizal status, 423-430 Myripristis murdjan, first record from Midway Atoll,
137-141
ecology, larval, nearshore currents and, 99-100 Mytilidae, 49-56
eels, snake, Hawaiian, 23-24
Euprymna scolopes, Hox gene expression, 92—93 nibbler—see Girella leonina
symbiont-induced changes in light organ, 90
two genetically distinct populations on O‘ahu, 347- ocean-skater—see Halobates sobrinus
355 octopus, blue-ringed—see Hapalochlaena lunulata
492 Subject Index
Ophichthidae, 23-34 sanddivers—see Limnichthys donaldsoni and Crystallodytes
t
Ophichtus bonaparti, 23-34 cookei
Oreochromis mossambicus, effects of blood withdrawal, 93 Scorpaenopsis fowleri, redescription and reallocation to
hypothalamic regulation of growth hormone cell Sebastapistes, 57-64
function, 97-98 scorpionfish—see Scorpaenopsis fowleri, 57-64
osmoreception, 98-99 sea level change, O‘ahu, 88
prolactin and growth hormone studies, 87 shark, sandbar—see Carcharhinus plumbeus
Shearwater, Wedge-tailed, effects of predation on O‘ahu
Paguridae, 41-48 colonies, 451-457
Paguridea, 41-48 timing of breeding, 89-90
Perciformes, 389-402 snails, land, of Aunu‘u, American Samoa, 143-147
Pilumnidae, 317-328 Hawaiian, aspects of evolution, 98
Pilumnus vespertilio, timing and synchronization of soldierfish—see Myripristis murdjan
breeding period in Okinawa, 317-328 Soleidae, 247-253
Pisces, 23-34 somatic cell gene therapy, ethical issues, 99
Pleuronectiformes, 247-253 Sophora chrysophylla, genetic diversity, 91-92
Poecilostomatoida, 259-262 squid—see Euprymna scolopes
polychaetes, biomonitoring program of an ocean outfall Stenella longirostris, geographic variations in whistle
in Hawai‘i, 459-479 repertoire, 84
Potamocarbula amurensis, influence of hydrologic localizing acoustic signals, 91
processes on, in northern San Francisco Bay, Steno bredanensis, predators of mahimahi, 447-450
329-345
Pterocladiella capillacea, reproductive phenology, 285-290 Teleostei, 92
Telespyza cantans, mating system and population size, 95-
razorfishes—see Labridae 96
recruitment, plant, seed predator biology, 94-95 tilapia—see Oreochromis mossambicus
Rhodophyta, 285-290 Trechus obtusus, introduction and distributional expansion
from Hawai‘i, 149-162 in Maui, 365-375
Robinson Crusoe Island, vegetation, 263-284 Tursiops truncatus, acoustic analysis of objects, 86-87
root rot disease, brown, in American Samoa, 377—387 horizontal angular discrimination by, 84-85