South African Journal of Science 1993: Vol 89 Index

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South African Journal of Science
Suid-Afrikaanse lydskrif vir Wetenskap
Volume 89
1993
Index
Index to Parts
No. 1 January. 1-52
No. 2 February. 53-104
No. 3 March.105-154
No. 4 April . 155-206
No. 5 May.207-254
No. 6 June. 255-306
No. 7 July .307-358
No. 8 August.359-410
No. 9 September.411 -462
No. 10 October.463-514
No. 11/12 November/December.515-570
Supplement to the South African Journal of Science, June 1994
Accelerator analysis. Some studies on light-element analysis with Broederstroom excavations. Broederstroom and the Central Cattle
particle accelerators in South Africa. 181 Pattern . 220
ADAM, B.F. 349 BROWN, A.C. 308
Adenine nucleotide metabolism. Adenine nucleotide levels are Brown locust. The feasibility of using remote sensing to predict
not higher on one side of the pig liver than the other. 99 and monitor irrotions of the brown locust, Locustana
African ungulates. Relationships between stable carbon and pardalirut (Walker). 425
nitrogen isotope ratios in bone collagen of African ungulates. 458 Modelling brown locust, Locustana pardalina (Walker), out¬
ALBERTS, D.W., et al... 395 breaks in the Karoo . 420
Alexandria dunefields. Ages of Alexandria dunefields . 59 BRUNDRIT,G.B.,era/. 488
Algoa Bay. Variations of sediment dynamics in Algoa Bay dur¬ BRUYN, J.H. DE see DE BRUYN, J.H.
ing the Holocene . 187 BUHMANN, C.:. 442
Aluminium dust toxicity. Changes in the concentrations of cop¬ CALDER,D.,era/. 512
per and zinc in body fluids and tissues of rabbits following CANTRILL, R.C., et al. 398
the inhalation of low concentrations of AI2O3 dust . 246 Cape Floristic Region. Using rare plant species to identify priority
ANDERSON, R. and MEYER, P.W.A. 393 conservation areas in the Cape Floristic Region; the need to
Anopheles gambiae complex. Distribution of mosquitoes belong¬ standardize for total species richness . 156
ing to the Anopheles gambiae complex, including malaria Cape honeybee dispersal. Winter absconding as a dispersal
vectors, south of latitude 15°S . 227 mechanism of the Cape honeybee. 294
PCR identification of the Anopheles gambiae complex in Cape Town Castle. Provenance studies for stone from the Castle
South Africa... 353 gateway. Cape Town. 110
Antarctica. An autumn cruise to Antarctica. 60 Cape vegetation history. Isotope evidence from soil carbon to
APPEL, S., era/. 418 reconstruct vegetation history in the south-western Cape
APPLETON, C.C., era/. 232 Province . 153
ARBUTHNOT, P, and FITSCHEN, W. 51 Cardioplegic solutions. Protecting the heart during cardiac
ARMSTRONG, R.A. and LAVELLE, M. 533 surgery: cardioplegic solutions . 521
ARNOLD, R. 516 CARTER, A.R.,e/a/. 294
Asbestos pollution detection. Satellite detection of asbestos pol¬ Castle gateway. Provenance studies for stone from the Castle
lution in Transvaal, South Africa. 461 gateway. Cape Town. 110
Astronomical meeting. Variable stars and galaxies: symposium Cenozoic marine deposits. Updated macrofossil checklists for
in honour of Michael Fea.st . 166 Cenozoic marine deposits along the south-eastern and sou¬
Australopithecus robustus. Was Australopithecus robustus an thern Cape coasts. South Africa. 375
omnivore?. 71 Central Cattle Pattern. Broederstroom and the Central Cattle
AVENANT-OLDEWAGE, A. 427 Pattern . 220
AVIDOR, B.,efa/. 205 CHALMERS, A.G. 175
BALLEGOOYEN, R.C. VAN see VAN BALLEGOOYEN, R.C. Cholesterol testing. Cholesterol testing: time for re-examination? 260
BARCLAY, J.J., era/. 341 CHUANG,W.S.,e/a/. 367
BARRON, J.. era/. 136 CILLIERS, G.D. and LOCHNER, A. 537
BARTELS, A., era/. 488 Citation analysis. Citation analysis as a method in the qualitative
BAXTER, B.J.M,<.er a/. 141 evaluation of research . 531
BEAUMONT, P.B. and VOGEL, J.C. 196 Cladistics. Do cladists live in a fool's paradise? A critique of
BECKER, P.J., era/. 559 Hall's unifying theory for methods of systematic analysis . 211
BHOOLlA,D J.,era/. 405 Evolution, the unifying theory for methods of classification
Bi-articular muscles. The mechanics of bi-articular muscles . 73 and problems with cladistics — developments from a critique 214
Biodiversity. Conserving Africa's biodiversity; stagnation versus CLARK, R.C. 58
innovation. 208 Climatic change. Recent developments in the modelling of the
A 'north-south' discussion of biodiversity at Gobabeb; meet¬ future dlimate of southern Africa. 494
ing report. 414 CLOETE,T.E.,efa/. 269
Biosensors. Biosensors: diagnostic workhorses of the future? . 93 Cloud droplet evaporation. A diffusional growth model for evapo¬
Biotechnology. Time to give more emphasis to biotechnology. 464 rating cloud droplets. 349
BLANKLEY, W.O. and POURIS, A. 169 Coastal archaeology. New evidence for whales on aichaeological
BLESS, M.J.M. and THERON, J.N. 457 sites in the south-western Cape. 6
BOLTON, J.J. 57 COETZEE, M.,cífl/. 227
BOND, W.J., era/. 153 COETZER, W.,e/a/. 294
Bone collagen carbon. Relationships between stable carbon and COHEN, A. 258
nitrogen isotope ratios in bone collagen of African ungulates 458 COHEN, J.E. and MACLEOD, l.M. 541
Botanical nomenclature. Stability in botanical nomenclature. 313 Colophon. Irresponsible collecting for financial gain. 312
BOTHA, A. and KOCK, J.L.F. 465 Combretum fruit toxins. Constituents of the fmit of South African
BOTHA. G. A., era/. 77 Combretum species: Part I . 324
BRAACK, L.E.O., et al. Ill Computer-ba.sed science education. Evaluation for effective com-
BRANDT, H.D., era/. 409 puter-ba.sed science education; application of theory . 390
BRAZIER, T.I., era/. 126 A model of effective computer-based science education. 387
BREDENKAMP, B.L.F. and SHARP, B.L. 353 Computer-controlled systems. Measurement, sampling and data
representation in computer-controlled systems. 541 Endosulfan/deltamethrin toxicity. Sublethal effects of an organo-
Conservation. Conserving Africa's biodiversity: stagnation versus chloride/synthetic pyrethroid insecticide cocktail on Tilapia
innovation. 208 rendalli rendalli (Pisces: Cichlidae) . 249
CORFIELD, V.A., et al. 478 Environmental impact assessment. Environmental impact assess¬
CORNEL, A.J.,era/. 312 ment in South Africa: good in principle, poor in practice?. 106
Coronula barnacles. New evidence for whales on archaeological Environmental management. White paper offers blueprint for
sites in the south-western Cape. 6 environmental management policy . 256
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research see CSIR Environmental research. Paradigms for environmental research in
COWARD. D., et al.429, 436 southern Africa. 523
CRAFFORD,T.,«ía/. 478 Environmental science training. Some flaws in postgraduate train¬
Crocidolite. Mossbauer spectroscopic studies on three different ing for the environmental sciences. 471
types of crocidolite fibres. 401 Environmental Scientific Association see ESA
Parameters which determine the activity of the transition Environmental scientists. Who's who of environmental know-how 371
metal iron in crocidolite asbestos: ESR, Mossbauer spectro¬ Erythrina protease inhibitor. Erythrina protease inhibitor: Kinetics
scopic and iron mobilization .studies. 405 of interaction with tissue plasminogen activator. 131
CROWE, T.M. 2 Immunochemical analysis of Erythrina protease inhibitor. 136
CROWE, T.M. and SIEGFRIED, W.R. 208 ESA . 256
CSIR. Commercializing the CSIR and the death of science. 8, 15 ESSEN, L.D. VAN see VAN ESSEN. L.D.
Cytotoxic fatty acids. Mechanisms of action of cytotoxic fatty False Bay. Unique thermal record in False Bay. 510
acids . 398 Feast, Michael. Variable stars and galaxies: symposium in honour
Dart, Arthur Raymond. Raymond Dart's unpublished memoir on of Michael Feast. 166
Taung . 311 Fibrin D-dimer. Fibrin D-dimer as a zinc-potentiated substrate for
The Taung 'trial' of 1925 . 54 a puff-adder venom protease. 451
DAVIDSON, G.. era/. 227 FIELD, J.G., era/. 61
DAVIS,G.W.,e/a/. 50 Filter-paper contamination. Extractable combined nitrogen in fil¬
DEBRUYN,J.H.,e/a/. 512 ters; its consequences for analysis and implications for studies
DEWAARD, H.,e/a/. 401 of nitrogen cycling in ecosystems. 337
DEWET,E.H.,eía/. 395 Finite simple groups. Classification of finite simple groups. 29
DE WIT, M., era/. 315 Fire danger and meteorology. Meteorology of fire danger in the
Diarrhetic shellfish poisoning. The first record of diarrhetic shell¬ Natal Drakensberg. 341
fish poisoning on the South African coa.st . 512 FITSCHEN, W. and ARBUTHNOT, P. 51
Diep River/Rietvlei system. The possible impacts of sea-level rise Flood episodes. Flood episodes in central South Africa from satel¬
on the Diep River/Rietvlei system. Cape Town. 488 lite and ECMWF data . 263
Differential equations. A linearization algorithm for second-order Fluorescence energy transfer. Fluorescence energy transfer studies
ordinary differential equations . 328 on fluoresceinated human serum transferrin. Identification of
Diffusional growth model. A diffusional growth model for evapo¬ the possible fluoresceination sites. 446
rating cloud droplets. 349 Foraging behaviour. Aspects of foraging and behaviour of the
DIPPENAAR, N.J., et al. 300 king cricket, Libanasidus vittatus (Kirby) (Orthoptera: Mim-
Distributed-memory multiprocessors. A minimum-path system: a mermidae) . 354
communication-efficient system for distributed-memory mul¬ Fossil plant locality. A new Devonian fossil plant locality in the
tiprocessors . 175 eastern Cape Province, South Africa . 565
DNA amplification. A symmetric re-amplification as a method for FRANEY, N.J., et al.429, 432
confirmation of polymerase chain reaction products . 51 FREAN.J. A., era/. 312
DNA structure. British Rail and the discovery of the double heli¬ Freshwater crayfish. Occurrence of Temnocephala chaeropsis on
cal .structure of DNA. 525 Cherax tenuimanus imported into South Africa, and notes on
DOEHM, D.H., e/a/. 521 its infestation of an indigenous crab. 427
DONALDSON, J.S. 120 Furosemide-induced diuresis. Effects of indomethacin on furose-
DOWDLE, E.B. and HEUSSEN-SCHEMMER, C. 131 mide-induced diuresis in the presence and absence of capto-
DOWDLE,E.B., era/. 136 pril and labetalol in healthy, salt-replete men . 297
DOWSON. T.A. 360 Geographical information systems. Towards intelligent spatial
DUGARD, J. 54 computing for the Earth sciences in South Africa . 315
DUNCAN. J.R., et al. 249 Geological mapping. Geological mapping of the granite-green¬
DUNN, D.S., era/. 559 stone terrane between the Murchison and Sutherland ranges,
DURRHEIM, G.A., et al. 478 Transvaal, using SPOT data. 436
DYKES, G.A., et al. 269 Geoscience information. Towards intelligent spatial computing
EGAN, T.J. 446 for the Earth sciences in South Africa. 315
EGAN,T.J.,eía/. 451 German science policy. Science policy and the funding of the
Elephant fossil. 130 000-year-old fossil elephant found near basic sciences in Germany, pa-st, present and future: the role
Durban, South Africa: preliminary report. 165 of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. 362
ELLERY, K., era/. 432 GESS, F.W. and GESS, S.K. 312
ELLERY, W.N., era/. 432 GESS, S.K. and GESS. F.W.. 312
ELLS, G.W., era/. 398 GILLMAN, M.A. 25
Giraffe blood flow. Plasma colloid osmotic pressure and oedema Indomethacin. Effects of indomethacin on furosemide-induced
in the giraffe. 569 diuresis in the presence and absence of captopril and labeta-
GOLENSERJ., eta/. 205 lol in healthy, salt-replete men. 297
GORDON, D.H., era/. 300 INNES,C.R.,eta/. 99
Gorrokop tufas. What turned the young tufas on at Gorrokop?. 196 Iron mobilization studies. Parameters which determine the activity
Gough Island. The ecological consequences of an exceptional of the transition metal iron in crocidolite asbestos: ESR,
rainfall event at Gough Island. 309 Mossbauer spectroscopic and iron mobilization studies. 405
GOURLEY, B.M. 5 ISAACSON, L.C. and SAUNDERS, J.C.J. .;. 123
GOVINDER, K.S.,efa/. 126 JAARSVELD, H. VAN see VAN JAARSVELD, H.
GRANGER, J.E., eta/. 141 JENKINS, T., eta/. 559
GRANT, W.S. 113 JERARDINO.A. 481
GRANT, W.S. and LESLIE, R.W. 287 JERARDINO, A. and PARKINGTON, J. 6
GRINE, F.E. and KLEIN, R.G. 145 JONES, G.E., eta/. 294
GRÚNDLINGH, M L. and POTGIETER, E. 510 JONES, J.S. 166
GULUMIAN, M., et al. 405 JOUBERT, P.H.,eta/. 409
HALL, A.V. 214 JURY. M.R., eta/. 263
HALL, M., era/. 110 JURY, M.R., eta/. 341
HANRAHAN, S.A. and McDONALD, l.R. 354 Karoo locust outbreaks. Modelling brown locust, Locustana
HANRAHAN, S.A. and NAILAND, P. 420 pardalina (Walker), outbreaks in the Karoo. 420
HANSEN, J.D.L., eta/. 559 KERR, A., eta/. 528
HARARI,E.,eía/. 205 KERR, S.J., eta/. 372
HARLEY, K., era/. 418 KIDWELL,W.,eta/. 165
HATTINGH, J. and MITCHELL, G. 569 KILROE-SMITH,T.A.,eta/. 246
Heart irradiation impairment. Biochemical and functional effects King cricket. Aspects of foraging and behaviour of the king
of radiation-induced damage of the Wistar rat heart. 537 cricket, Libanasidus vittatus (Kirby) (Orthoptera: Mimnermi-
Hedgehog and the Fox. Waiting for Dogot I . 472 dae). 354
Waiting for Dogot 2 . 530 KLEIN, R.G. and GRINE, F.E. 145
HENNING, J.J., era/. 461 KNAUER,J.,eta/. 249
HEPBURN, H.R., eta/. 294 KOCK, J.L.F. and BOTHA, A. 465
HERBERT, R., et a/. 315 KOESLAG, J.H. ar'^ KOESLAG, P.D. 73
HEUSSEN-SCHEMMER, C. and DOWDLE, E.B. 131 KOESLAG, P.D. ard KOESLAG, J.H. 73
HEUSSEN-SCHEMMER, C.,etal. 136 KUTNER, S., et al. 205
HICKMAN, R., era/. 99 KUYL, J.M.,eta/. 395
HILLER, N. and TAYLOR, F.F. 565 LABADARIOS, D. and WALKER, A.R.P. 260
HLA-DR serotyping. A rapid and reliable method for HLA-DR Lactic acid bacteria. Morphological characterization of lactic acid
serotyping. 393 bacteria from spoiled, vacuum-packaged Vienna sausages . 269
HOFMEYR, H.P.,eía/. 15 LAING, M.,eta/. 528
Holocene sea-Ievel. Mid- to late-HoIocene sea-level fluctuations: LARGIER,J.L.,eta/. 523
the archaeological evidence at Tortoise Cave, south-western LARIDON, P. and LIVNI, L.387, 390
Cape, South Africa. 481 LARIDON, P.E. and STEEL, E.A. 251
Radiocarbon-dated evidence relating to a mid-Holocene rela¬ Late Pleistocene fossils. Late Pleistocene human remains from the
tive high sea-level on the south-western Cape coast. South Sea Harvest site, Saldanha Bay, South Africa . 145
Africa. 35 Late Quaternary. Palaeoenvironmental indices for Late Quater¬
HOLY, A. VON see VON HOLY, A. nary sequences in South Africa and Tibet: a comparison. 170
Hominid evolution. Building on the past: four million years or so LAVELLE, M. and ARMSTRONG, R.A. 583
of hominid evolution: Meeting report. 519 LE ROUX, D., eta/. 153
HORROBIN, D.F., et al. 398 LE ROUX, F.G. 375
HORSTMAN, D.A., et al. 512 LE SUEUR, D., et al. 232
HUBBARD, R.N.L.B. and SAMPSON, C.G. 199 LEACH, P.G.L., et a/. 126
HUFFMAN, T.N. 220 Leaf metabolites. Consistency and variation in metabolite patterns
HUGHES, P., era/. 488 of South African Proteaceae: a chemical perspective . 90
HUMAN. P.A., eta/. 521 LEE, R.B.,eta/. 559
HUNT, R.H., et al. 227 LEE-THORP, J.A., et al. 458
Hunter-gatherers' health. Hunter-gatherer to pastoral way of life: LEE-THORP, J.C., et a/. 165
effects of the transition on health, growth and nutritional sta¬ LESLIE, R.W. and GRANT, W.S. 287
tus . 559 LEUTNER, H. 362
Hyrax dung pollen content. Rainfall estimates derived from the LI,S.H.,eta/. 77
pollen content of modem hyrax dung: an evaluation. 199 Light-element analysis. Some studies on light-element analysis
ILLENBERGER, W.K. 59,187 with particle accelerators in South Africa. 181
Illitization. Contact-metamorphic illitization and related conse¬ LINDER, H.P. 211
quences for the functioning of backfill barriers in high-level LINDESAY,J.A..eta/. 263
radioactive waste repositories . 442 Linearization. A linearization algorithm for second-order ordinary
differential equations. 328 MITCHELL, G. 532
Lipid production. Acetic acid — a novel source for the production MITCHELL, G. and HATTINGH, J. 569
of gamma-linolenic acid and cocoa butter equivalents. 465 Mitochondrial damage. Inhalation of pure oxygen causes mito¬
LIV,C.T.,efa/. 367 chondrial damage and an increase in cellular low-molecular
LIVNI, L. and LARIDON, P.387, 390 weight iron in rat myocardium. 395
LOCHNER, A, and CILLIERS, G.D. 537 MONCRIEFF,J., era/. 297
Locust control. Time for a new approach to locust control . 412 MOORE, J., et al. 110
Logo. Concept transfer and Logo. 251 MOORI, J. 29
LOMBARD, A T. 415 Morphological characterization. Morphological characterization
LOPIS, A.S. and MAHOMED, F.M. 328 of lactic acid bacteria from spoiled, vacuum-packaged Vienna
LOUW, L. and VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, J.P.J. 45, 48 sausages. 269
LUCAS,M l.,e/a/. 60,61 Mosquitoe distribution records. Distribution of mosquitoes be¬
Luminescence dating. Luminescence dating of colluvial deposits longing to the Anopheles gambiae complex, including malaria
from Natal, South Africa. 77 vectors, south of latitude 15°S . 229
LUTJEHARMS, J.R.E. 119 Mossbauer spectroscopy. Mossbauer spectroscopic studies on
LUTJEHARMS, J.R.E. and THOMSON, J.A. 8 three different types of crocidolite fibres. 401
LUTJEHARMS, J.R.E.,effl/. 60,61, Mseleni joint disease. Borreliosis and Mseleni Joint disease. 312
367,552 Multimammate mice. Diagnostic morphometries of two medically
MACLEOD, l.M. and COHEN, J.E. 541 important southern African rodents, Mastomys natalensis and
Macrofossil checklists. Updated macrofossil checklists for M. coucha (Rodentia: Muridae) . 300
Cenozoic marine deposits along the south-eastern and sou¬ Multi-species conservation. Multi-species conservation, advanced
thern Cape coasts. South Africa. 375 computer architecture and GIS: where are we today? meeting
Magnetic moments. Quarks, mesons and magnetic moments . 331 report . 415
MAHOMED, F.M. and LOPIS, A.S. 328 Mustelus palumbes. Spermatogenesis in the male whitespotted
Malaria in Natal. Historical perspective of the malaria problem in houndshark, Mustelus palumbes Smith, 1957 . 244
Natal with emphasis on the period 1928-1932 . 232 NAICKER, I.,efa/. 315
Malaria-infected erythrocytes. I.solation of membranes from ery¬ NAIDOO, D.P.,eía/. 451
throcytes parasitized with Plasmodium falciparum . 205 NAILAND, P. 425
Mammal-like reptiles. New South African fossil links with the NAILAND, P. and HANRAHAN, S. 420
earliest mammal-like reptile (therapsid) faunas from Russia .. 460 Natal Drakensberg. Meteorology of fire danger in the Natal
MANCHESTER, K.L. 525 Drakensberg . 341
Marine mammals. Exploitation of marine mammals by prehistoric Natal malaria problem. Historical perspective of the malaria pro¬
Cape herders. 162 blem in Natal with emphasis on the period 1928-1932 . 232
Marine sediment dating. Strontium isotope ratios in modem bio¬ Nature conservation. Evaluation for nature con.servation: prin¬
genic and chemical marine precipitates from southern Africa . 533 ciples and criteria . 2
MARKER, M E. and MILLER, D.E. 100 Nectar concentration. Low nectar concentrations in a dry atmos¬
MARVA, E., et al. 205 phere: a study of Grevillea robusta (Proteaceae) and Calliste-
Mastomys species. Diagnostic morphometries of two medically mon viminalis (Myrtaceae). 473
important southern African rodents, Mastomys natalensis and NEL,F.,efa/. 528
M. coucha (Rodentia: Muridae) . 300 NEL. P.,e/a/. 99
MATHER, G.K. and TERBLANCHE, D. 22 Neoplastic growth. Experimentally induced primitive neuroecto¬
McCarthy, t.s., et ai. 432 dermal enoplasia in chicken embryos: I, investigation of the
McDonald, I.R. and HANRAHAN, S.A. 354 histocytological features of hydrencephalocoele as an optic
McGLASHAN,H.I.,eía/. 312 lobe herniation. 45
McGLASHAN,N.D.,efa/. 312 Experimentally induced primitive neuroectodermal neoplasia
McMillan, i.k. 83 in chicken embryos: II, investigation of the total fatty acid
McQUAID,C.D.,efa/. 61 composition of cells in optic lobe herniations with neoplastic
Membrane isolation. Isolation of membranes from erythrocytes growth . 48
para.sitized with Plasmodium falciparum. 205 Neuroectodermal neoplasia. Experimentally induced primitive
MERRON,G.S.,eía/. 249 neuroectodermal neopla.sia in chicken embryos: I, investiga¬
MERWE, N.J. VAN DER see VAN DER MERWE, N.J. tion of the histocytological features of hydrencephalocoele as
MESSER, B., eta/. 205 an optic lobe herniation. 45
Meteorology and fire danger. Meteorology of fire danger in the Experimentally induced primitive neuroectodermal neopla.sia
Natal Drakensberg. 341 in chicken embryos: II, investigation of the total fatty acid
MEYER, P.W.A. and ANDERSON, R. 393 composition of cells in optic lobe herniations with neopla.stic
MIDGLEY, G.F., et al. 50 growth . 48
Mid-Holocene sea-level. A Mid-Holocene high stand of the sea at NICOLSON, S.W. 473
Knysna . 100 Nitrogen contaminants. Extractable combined nitrogen in filters;
MILLER, D., eta/. 110 its consequences for analysis and implications for studies of
MILLER, D.E. and MARKER, M.E. 100 nitrogen cycling in ecosystems . 337
MILLER, D.E., eta/. 35 Nitrous oxide. Analgesic nitrous oxide should join the opioid
MILLER, J., eta/. 205 family after almost two centuries. 25
Nuclear DNA. Effect of metapopulation structure on nuclear and merits of southern Africa 287
organellar DNA variability in semi-arid environments of POST,B.J.,e/fl/. 512
southern Africa. 287 POTGIETER, E. and GRUNDLINGH, M.L. 510
Obituary. Hattingh, Johann . 532 POURlS,A. 68,469
Ocean Drilling Programme. Oceanic records of climate change: a POURIS, A. and BLANKLEY, W.0. 169
comment. 371 Prehistoric pastoralism. Exploitation of marine mammals by pre¬
Oceanic circulation. On some similarities between the oceanic cir¬ historic Cape herders. 162
culations off southern Africa and off Taiwan . 367 Pretoria Saltpan crater. The sedimentary facies record from the
Okavango Delta. The use of SPOT imagery in the study of envi¬ Pretoria Saltpan crater. 372
ronmental processes of the Okavango Delta, Botswana. 432 PRlNSLOO,H.B.,e/fl/. 461
OLDEWAGE, A. AVENANT- see AVENANT-OLDEWAGE, A. PRINSLOO,J.J.,e/a/. 409
OLIVER, E.G.H., era/. 313 Proteaceae. Consistency and variation in metabolite patterns of
Omgewingsverandering. Afstandwaameming vir omgewingsver- South African Proteaceae: a chemical perspective . 90
andering: vergaderingsverslag . 119 Provenance studies. Provenance studies for stone from the Castle
OPPELL, V.O. VON see VON OPPELL, U.O. gateway. Cape Town. 110
Organellar DNA. Effect of metapopulation structure on nuclear Puff-adder venom protease. Fibrin D-dimer as a zinc-potentiated
and organellar DNA variability in semi-arid environments of substrate for a puff-adder venom protease. 451
southern Africa. 287 PURVES, L.R., et a/. 451
Ostracodes. The first Middle Palaeozoic ostracode described from Quaternary marine sedimentation. Foraminiferal biostratigraphy,
South Africa. 457 sequence stratigraphy and interpreted chronostratigraphy of
Otavipithecus. Otavipithecus and the interface between science marine Quaternary sedimentation on the South African conti¬
and journalism. 174 nental shelf. 83
OWEN-SMITH, N. 505 QUICK, A.J.R. and ROBERTS, M.J. 276
Oxygen inhalation. Inhalation of pure oxygen causes mitochon¬ QUINLAN, T.. 106
drial damage and an increase in cellular low-molecular Radioactive waste repositories. Contact-metamorphic illitization
weight iron in rat myocardium. 395 and related consequences for the functioning of backfill bar¬
Palaeoceanography. Oceanic records of climate change . 258 riers in high-level radioactive wa.ste repositories. 442
Palaeoenvironmental research. Palaeoenvironmental indices for Radiocarbon-dating. Radiocarbon-dated evidence relating to a
Late Quaternary sequences in South Africa and Tibet; a com¬ mid-Holocene relative high sea-level on the south-western
parison . 170 Cape coast. South Africa. 35
PANZINI, I.,c/a/. 324 Rain augmentation research. Rain augmentation research in South
PARKINGTON, J. and JERARDINO, A. 6 Africa. 22
PARKINGTON, J.E., et al. 35 Rainfall estimation. Rainfall estimates derived from the pollen
PARTRIDGE, T.C., et al. 372 content of modem hyrax dung: an evaluation. 199
Pastoral San health. Hunter-gatherer to pastoral way of life: RAMSAY, P.J., eta/. 165
effects of the transition on health, growth and nutritional sta¬ REBELO, A.G. and TANSLEY, S.A. 156
tus . 559 REED,K.E. 519
PCR identification. PCR identification of the Anopheles gambiae REIMOLD, W.U. 546
complex in South Africa . 353 Remote sensing. The feasibility of using remote .sensing to predict
PEISACH, M. and PILLAY, A.E.181,239 and monitor irruptions of the brown locust, Locustana par-
PELIZZONI,F.,efa/. 324 darlina (Walker). 425
PENNY, A., era/. 418 Renal ion channels. Ion channels in human renal biopsies. 123
PEROLD, G.W. 90 Renal stone analysis. Fifteen years and 5 000 X-ray patterns later;
PICKFORD, M. 174 renal stone analysis at the University of Natal, Durban. 528
PILLAY, A.E. and PEISACH, M.181,239 Research. Fundamental research versus applied research. 59
PITCHER, G.C., eta/. 512 Research and development. The IDRC mission: the art of the
PIXE technique. Twenty-one years of PIXE in South Africa. 239 soluble . 104
Plant conservation. Using rare plant species to identify priority The international competitiveness of the South African R &
conservation areas in the Cape Floristic Region: the need to D fiscal environment. 469
standardize for total species richness. 156 Research funding. Barometer of research funding indicates mo¬
Plant protection. The dead hand on discovery: permits for the dest increases overall. 366
study of protected plants . 120 Provisioning South African science or how to make more
Platelet preparation. Preparation of platelets for use in studies of capital out of capital equipment . 516
isolated smooth muscle with platelet-activating factor. 409 Ribosomal protein L2I. cDNA cloning and analysis of the gene
PLUG, C. 24 encoding ribosomal protein L21 from the tunicate Pyura
POLLAK, H.,eía/.401,405 stolonifera . 478
Pollution stress. Covert symptoms of pollution stress in intro¬ RICKETTS, M.H., et al. 478
duced vegetation near Cape Town. 50 ROBERTS, M.J. and QUICK, A.J.R. 276
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