The Biological Bulletin 1991: Vol 180 Index

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A comparison of bursting neurons in Aplysia, 269 Calcification, 185, 489
A functional, cellular, and evolutionary model of nociceptive plasticity Calcitonin, 485
in Aplysia, 241 Calcium ATPase, 185
Abalone, 318 Calcium-proton exchange during algal calcification, 185
Abnormal sea urchin fertilization envelope assembly in low sodium sea- Callinectes sapidus, 416
water, 346 CAMP, 252
Afferent response characteristics, 221 Cancer, 125
Agonistic behavior, 406 Carbon budgets for two species of benthonic symbiont-bearing Fora-
ALAYSE, A. M., see J. J. Childress, 135 minifera, 489
Alcyonium siderium, 81, 93 Carbonic anhydrase, 496
ALEVIzoS, A., M. SKELTON, K. R. WEISS, AND J. KOESTER, A com- Carcinus maenas larvae, 65
parison of bursting neurons in Aplysia, 269 CARGO, DAvID G., see Jennifer E. Purcell, 103
ALEXANDER, JAMES E., JR., AND ALAN P. COVICH, Predation risk and CARLTON, DEBBY A., see James T. Carlton, 72
avoidance behavior in two freshwater snails, 387 CARLTON, JAMES T., GEERAT J. VERMEIJ, DAVID R. LINDBERG, DEBBY
Alga, 112 A. CARLTON, AND ELIZABETH C. DUDLEY, The first historical ex-
Algal/cnidarian symbioses, 496 tinction ofa marine invertebrate in an ocean basin: the demise of
Amino acid sequence, 485 the eelgrass limpet Lottia alveus, 72
Analgesia, 301 Cartilaginous fish, 485
Aplysia, 252, 262, 269, 276 CASE, JAMES F., see Mark R. Bowlby, 440
Aplysia eye, 284 Catecholamines, 310
Appendicularia, 119 cDNA sequences reveal mRNAs for two Ga signal transducing proteins
Arousal, 262 from larval cilia, 318
Artemia, 432 Cepaea nemoralis, 301
Ascidian, 112 Cephalopod swimming, 221
Autotomy, 167 CHANG, ERNEST S., see Mark J. Snyder, 475
Autotomy in blue crab (Callinectes sapidus Rathbun) populations: geo- Chara corallina, 185
graphic, temporal, and ontogenetic variation, 416 CHARMANTIER, G., AND M. CHARMANTIER-DAURES, Otogeny of os-
moregulation and salinity tolerance in Cancer irroratus: elements
B of comparison with C. borealis (Crustacea, Decapoda), 125
CHARMANTIER-DAURES, M., see G. Charmantier, 125
Bag cells, 269 Chemical mediation of larval release behaviors in the crab Neopanope
BARKER, M. F., see M. Byrne, 332 Ssayi, |
BAXTER, D. A., see L. J. Cleary, 252 Chemosensory, 318
BELTZ, B. M., see S. M. Helluy, 355 CHENG, SOU-DE, PATRICIA S. GLAS, AND JEFFREY D. GREEN, Abnormal
Bicarbonate use, 185 sea urchin fertilization envelope assembly in low sodium seawater,
Biological clock, 284 346
Biological effects of magnetic fields, 301 CHILDRESS, J. J., C. R. FISHER, J. A. FAVUZZI, R. E. KOCHEVAR,
Bioluminescence, 440 N. K. SANDERS, AND A. M. ALAYSE, Sulfide-driven autotrophic
Bivalve mollusks, 466 balance in the bacterial symbiont-containing hydrothermal vent
Bivalve veligers, 103 tubeworm, Riftia pachyptila Jones, 135
BLACKSTONE, NEIL W., AND LEO Buss, Shape variation in hydractiniid Chrysaora quinquercirrha, 103
hydroids, 394 Cilia, 12, 318
Blue crabs, 447 Circadian pacemaker, 284
BOLLNER, TOMAS, JON STORM-MATHISEN, AND OLE PETTER OTTER- CLEARY, L. J., D. A. BAXTER, F. NAZIF, AND J. H. BYRNE, Neural
SEN, GABA-like immunoreactivity in the nervous system of Oi- mechanisms underlying sensitization of a defensive reflex in Aplysia,
kopleura dioica (Appendicularia), 119 252
BOWLBY, MARK R., AND JAMES F. CASE, Ultrastructural and neuronal CLEMENTS, LEE ANN, see William E. Dobson, 167
control of luminous cells in the copepod Gaussia princeps, 440 Clione limacina, 228
Brine shrimp, 432 Cloning, 318
Brittlestars, 167 Colonial invertebrates, 112
BROUWER, MARIUS, see David W. Engel, 447 Command motivation, 262
Bryozoa, 112 Competition, 394, 406
Bursting neurons, 269 Computation in the learning system of cephalopods, 200
Buss, LEO, see Neil W. Blackstone, 394 Contraction, serotonin-elicited modulation, and membrane currents of
BYRNE, J. H., see L. J. Cleary, 252 dissociated fibers of Ap/ysia buccal muscle, 276
BYRNE, M., AND M. F. BARKER, Embryogenesis and larval development Control of central and peripheral targets by a multifunctional peptidergic
of the asteroid Patiriella regularis viewed by light and scanning interneuron, 295
electron miscroscopy, 332 Copepod, 440
A
A comparison of bursting neurons in Aplysia, 269 Calcification, 185, 489
A functional, cellular, and evolutionary model of nociceptive plasticity Calcitonin, 485
in Aplysia, 241 Calcium ATPase, 185
Abalone, 318 Calcium-proton exchange during algal calcification, 185
Abnormal sea urchin fertilization envelope assembly in low sodium sea- Callinectes sapidus, 416
water, 346 CAMP, 252
Afferent response characteristics, 221 Cancer, 125
Agonistic behavior, 406 Carbon budgets for two species of benthonic symbiont-bearing Fora-
ALAYSE, A. M., see J. J. Childress, 135 minifera, 489
Alcyonium siderium, 81, 93 Carbonic anhydrase, 496
ALEVIzoS, A., M. SKELTON, K. R. WEISS, AND J. KOESTER, A com- Carcinus maenas larvae, 65
parison of bursting neurons in Aplysia, 269 CARGO, DAvID G., see Jennifer E. Purcell, 103
ALEXANDER, JAMES E., JR., AND ALAN P. COVICH, Predation risk and CARLTON, DEBBY A., see James T. Carlton, 72
avoidance behavior in two freshwater snails, 387 CARLTON, JAMES T., GEERAT J. VERMEIJ, DAVID R. LINDBERG, DEBBY
Alga, 112 A. CARLTON, AND ELIZABETH C. DUDLEY, The first historical ex-
Algal/cnidarian symbioses, 496 tinction ofa marine invertebrate in an ocean basin: the demise of
Amino acid sequence, 485 the eelgrass limpet Lottia alveus, 72
Analgesia, 301 Cartilaginous fish, 485
Aplysia, 252, 262, 269, 276 CASE, JAMES F., see Mark R. Bowlby, 440
Aplysia eye, 284 Catecholamines, 310
Appendicularia, 119 cDNA sequences reveal mRNAs for two Ga signal transducing proteins
Arousal, 262 from larval cilia, 318
Artemia, 432 Cepaea nemoralis, 301
Ascidian, 112 Cephalopod swimming, 221
Autotomy, 167 CHANG, ERNEST S., see Mark J. Snyder, 475
Autotomy in blue crab (Callinectes sapidus Rathbun) populations: geo- Chara corallina, 185
graphic, temporal, and ontogenetic variation, 416 CHARMANTIER, G., AND M. CHARMANTIER-DAURES, Otogeny of os-
moregulation and salinity tolerance in Cancer irroratus: elements
B of comparison with C. borealis (Crustacea, Decapoda), 125
CHARMANTIER-DAURES, M., see G. Charmantier, 125
Bag cells, 269 Chemical mediation of larval release behaviors in the crab Neopanope
BARKER, M. F., see M. Byrne, 332 Ssayi, |
BAXTER, D. A., see L. J. Cleary, 252 Chemosensory, 318
BELTZ, B. M., see S. M. Helluy, 355 CHENG, SOU-DE, PATRICIA S. GLAS, AND JEFFREY D. GREEN, Abnormal
Bicarbonate use, 185 sea urchin fertilization envelope assembly in low sodium seawater,
Biological clock, 284 346
Biological effects of magnetic fields, 301 CHILDRESS, J. J., C. R. FISHER, J. A. FAVUZZI, R. E. KOCHEVAR,
Bioluminescence, 440 N. K. SANDERS, AND A. M. ALAYSE, Sulfide-driven autotrophic
Bivalve mollusks, 466 balance in the bacterial symbiont-containing hydrothermal vent
Bivalve veligers, 103 tubeworm, Riftia pachyptila Jones, 135
BLACKSTONE, NEIL W., AND LEO Buss, Shape variation in hydractiniid Chrysaora quinquercirrha, 103
hydroids, 394 Cilia, 12, 318
Blue crabs, 447 Circadian pacemaker, 284
BOLLNER, TOMAS, JON STORM-MATHISEN, AND OLE PETTER OTTER- CLEARY, L. J., D. A. BAXTER, F. NAZIF, AND J. H. BYRNE, Neural
SEN, GABA-like immunoreactivity in the nervous system of Oi- mechanisms underlying sensitization of a defensive reflex in Aplysia,
kopleura dioica (Appendicularia), 119 252
BOWLBY, MARK R., AND JAMES F. CASE, Ultrastructural and neuronal CLEMENTS, LEE ANN, see William E. Dobson, 167
control of luminous cells in the copepod Gaussia princeps, 440 Clione limacina, 228
Brine shrimp, 432 Cloning, 318
Brittlestars, 167 Colonial invertebrates, 112
BROUWER, MARIUS, see David W. Engel, 447 Command motivation, 262
Bryozoa, 112 Competition, 394, 406
Bursting neurons, 269 Computation in the learning system of cephalopods, 200
Buss, LEO, see Neil W. Blackstone, 394 Contraction, serotonin-elicited modulation, and membrane currents of
BYRNE, J. H., see L. J. Cleary, 252 dissociated fibers of Ap/ysia buccal muscle, 276
BYRNE, M., AND M. F. BARKER, Embryogenesis and larval development Control of central and peripheral targets by a multifunctional peptidergic
of the asteroid Patiriella regularis viewed by light and scanning interneuron, 295
electron miscroscopy, 332 Copepod, 440
INDEX TO VOLUME 180 509
Copper, 447 Expansion of the sperm nucleus and association of the maternal and
Corallimorpharian, 406 paternal genornes in fertilized Mulinia lateralis eggs, 56
COvVICH, ALAN P., see James E. Alexander, 387 Extinction, 72
Crab larval release behaviors, |
Crassostrea virginica, 103
F
Crepidula, 372
CRESSWELL, FRANCES P., see Jennifer E. Purcell, 103
Factors affecting the sensory response characteristics of the cephalopod
CROWE, JOHN H., see Laurie E. Drinkwater, 432
statocyst and their relevance in predicting swimming performance,
Crustacea, 125, 154
221
Crustacean development, 355
FALK, RICHARD H., see Ted A. McConnaughey, 185
Ctenophore, 103
FAVUZZI, J. A., see J. J. Childress, 135
Cysts, 432
Feeding, 12, 103
efficiency, 93
rate, 81
Fertilization,
envelopes, 346
Dasyatis akajei, 485 in Mulinia, 56
Day-night rhythms, 301 effects of UV irradiation, 56
DE VRIES, M. C., D. RITTSCHOF, AND R. B. FORWARD, JR., Chemical FISHER, C. R., see J. J. Childress, 135
mediation of larval release behaviors in the crab Neopanope sayi, | Flow, 93
Defensive behavior, 241 Foraminifera, larger, 489
Development, 209, 372 FORWARD, R. B., see M. C. De Vries, |
Development of giant motor axons and neural control of escape responses Freshwater mussels, 453
in squid embryos and hatchlings, 209
DICKSON, JOHN S., RICHARD M. DILLAMAN, ROBERT D. ROER, AND
DAviD B. ROYE, Distribution and characterization of ion trans- G
porting and respiratory filaments in the gills of Procambarus clarkii,
154 G-protein, 318
DIETZ, THOMAS H., see David B. Gardiner, 453 GABA-like immunoreactivity in the nervous system of Oikopleura dioica
Differential ingestion and digestion of bivalve larvae by the scyphozoan (Appendicularia), 119
Chryasora quinquecirrha and the ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi, GARDINER, DAVID B., HAROLD SILVERMAN, AND THOMAS H. DIETZ,
103 Musculature associated with the water canals in freshwater mussels
Digestion, 103 and response to monoamines in vitro, 453
DILLAMAN, RICHARD M., see John S. Dickson, 154 Gastropod development, 372
DIRCKSEN, H., see S. G. Webster, 65 Gastropod egg capsules and their contents from deep-sea hydrothermal
Discocilia, 466 vent environments, 34
Dispersal, 34 GEE, CHRISTINE, see C. K. Govind, 28
Distribution and characterization of ion transporting and respiratory Genetic variation, 394
filaments in the gills of Procambarus clarkii, 154 Geographic and temporal variation, 416
DOBSON, WILLIAM E., STEPHEN E. STANCYK, LEE ANN CLEMENTS, Giant axons, 209
AND RICHARD M. SHOWMAN, Nutrient translocation during early Giant neurons, 234
disc regeneration in the brittlestar Microphiopholis gracillima Gill, 154, 453
(Stimpson) (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea), 167 Gill musculature, 453
DRINKWATER, LAURIE E., AND JOHN H. CROWE, Hydration state, me- GILLETTE, RHANOR, On the significance of neuronal giantism in gas-
tabolism, and hatching of Mono Lake Artemia cysts, 432 tropods, 234
DUDLEY, ELIZABETH C., see James T. Carlton, 72 GILLY, W. F., BRUCE HOPKINS, AND G. O. MACKIE, Development of
giant motor axons and neural control of escape responses in squid
embryos and hatchlings, 209
E GLAS, PATRICIA S., see Sou-De Cheng, 346
GOVIND, C. K., CHRISTINE GEE, AND JOANNE PEARCE, Retarded and
mosaic phenotype in regenerated claw closer muscles of juvenile
Ecdysis, 447
lobsters, 28
Ecdysone, 475
GREEN, JEFFREY D., see Sou-De Cheng, 346
Ecdysteroids, 475
Echinodermata, 12, 167 GUSTAFSON, R. G., D. T. J. LITTLEWOOD, AND R. A. LUTZ, Gastropod
egg capsules and their contents from deep-sea hydrothermal vent
Eelgrass, 72
environments, 34
Electromagnetic fields, 301
Electroretinogram, 284
ELLINGTON, W. Ross, AND AMY C. HINES, Mitochondrial activities of H
phosphagen kinases are not widely distributed in the invertebrates,
505 HADFIELD, MICHAEL G., see Anthony Pires, 310
Embryogenesis and larval development of the asteroid Patiriella regularis Haliotis, 318
viewed by light and scanning electron miscroscopy, 332 Handling times, 387
Embryonic development of the American lobster (Homarus americanus): HANLON, ROGER T., Integrative neurobiology and behavior of mollusks
quantitative staging and characterization of an embryonic molt cycle, symposium: introduction, perspectives, and round-table discussions,
355 197
ENGEL, DAVID W., AND MARIUS BROUWER, Short-term methallothi- HART, MICHAEL W., Particle captures and the method of suspension
onein and copper changes in blue crabs at ecdysis, 447 feeding by ehinoderm larvae, 12
Enzyme induction, 496 HELLUY, S. M., AND B. S. BELTZ, Embryonic development of the Amer-
EREZ, J., see B. H. ter Kiule, 489 ican lobster (Homarus americanus): quantitative staging and char-
Escape acterization of an embryonic molt cycle, 355
behavior, 209 Heterochrony, 394
swimming, 228 HINES, AMY C., see W. Ross Ellington, 505
510 INDEX TO VOLUME 180
HINES, ANSON H., see L. David Smith, 416 Meiotic maturation
Homarus, 329, 355 relationship to sperm nuclear transformation, 56
HOPKINS, BRUCE, see W. F. Gilly, 209 in Mulinia, 56
How do temperature and salinity affect relative rates of growth, mor- Memory, 241
phological differentiation, and time to metaphoric competence in Messenger RNA, 318
larvae of the marine gastropod Crepidula plana?. 372 Metabolism and excretion of injected [*H]-ecdysone by female lobsters,
Hydractinia, 394 Homarus americanus, 475
Hydration state, metabolism, and hatching of Mono Lake Artemia cysts, Metamorphosis, 125, 310, 372
432 Methallothionein, 447
Hydrogen peroxide, 310 MILES, J. S., Inducible agonistic structures in the tropical corallimor-
Hydroid, 394 pharian, Discosoma sanctithomae, 406
Hydrothermal vent, 34, 135 Mitochondrial activities of phosphagen kinases are not widely distributed
in the invertebrates, 505
Mnemiopsis leidyi, 103
Modulation, 228
Immunocytochemistry, 65 Mollusk, 228, 234, 301, 318
Inducible agonistic structures in the tropical corallimorpharian, Disco- Molt cycle, 355
soma sanctithomae, 406 Molt-inhibiting hormone (MIH), 65
Inducible structures, 406 Molting, 475
Inhibition, 241 Morphogenesis, 310
Injury, 241 Morphology, 252, 394
Integrative neurobiology and behavior of mollusks symposium: intro- Morse, DANIEL E., see Lisa M. Wodicka, 318
duction, perspectives, and round-table discussions, 197 Motor control, 209
Ion transport, 154 Mulinia
fertilization, 56
meiotic maturation, 56
J sperm nuclear transformation, 56
pronuclear development, 56
JACKLET, JON W., Photoresponsiveness of Aplysia eye is modulated by Muscle, 28, 276
the ocular circadian pacemaker and serotonin, 284 Muscuilature associated with the water canals in freshwater mussels and
response to monoamines in vitro, 453
K
N
KAVALIERS, MARTIN, AND KLAUS-PETER OSSENKOPP, Opiod systems
and magnetic field effects in the land snail, Cepaea nemoralis, 301 NAKAJIMA, K., see Y. Takei, 485
NAZIF, F., see L. J. Cleary, 252
KENNEDY, VICTOR S., see Jennifer E. Purcell, 103
KOCHEVAR, R. E., see J. J. Childress, 135 Neural control of speed changes in an opisthobranch locomotory system,
228
KOESTER, J., see A. Alevizos, 269
Neural mechanisms underlying sensitization of a defensive reflex in
KRAVITZ, EDWARD A., The rime of the ancient scientist, 329
Aplysia, 252
KUPFERMANN, IRVING, THOMAS TEYKE, STEVEN C. ROSEN, AND
KLAUDIUSZ R. WEISS, Studies of behavioral state in Aplysia, 262 New calcitonin isolated from the ray, Dasyatis akajei, 485
Nociception, 301
Nociceptor regeneration, 241
L Nudibranch, 310
Nutrient translocation during early disc regeneration in the brittlestar
Larvaceaus urochordate, 119 Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata: Ophiu-
Larvae, 12, 318, 372 roidea), 167
Larval
development, 332 O
settlement, 112
Octopus memory, 200
Limpets, 72
OGuRO, C., see Y. Takei, 485
LINDBERG, DAVID R., see James T. Carlton, 72
Oikopleura, 119
LITTLEWOOD, D. T. J., see R. G. Gustafson, 34
On the nature of paddle cilia and discolia, 466
Liu, LI-XIN, see Jeffrey L. Ram, 276
On the significance of neuronal giantism in gastropods, 234
Lobster, 28, 329, 355, 475
Ontogenetic differences, 416
Locomotion, 228
Ontongeny of osmoregulation, 125
LONGO, FRANK, JR., AND JOHN SCARPA, Expansion of the sperm nucleus
Opiates, 301
and association of the maternal and paternal genomes in fertilized
Opiod systems and magnetic field effects in the land snail, Cepaea ne-
Mulinia lateralis eggs, 56
moralis, 301
Lottia alveus, 72
Opisthobranch, 228, 310
Luminous cell, 440
Orientation, 262
Lutz, R. A., see R. G. Gustafson, 34
OSSENKOPP, KLAUS-PETER, see Martin Kavaliers, 301
Ostia serotonin, 453
M Ontogeny of osmoregulation and salinity tolerance in Cancer irroratus;
elements of comparison with C. borealis (Crustacea, Decapoda),
MACKIE, G. O., see W. F. Gilly, 209 125
Magnetic fields, 301 OTTERSEN, OLE PETTER, see Tomas Bollner, 119
Marine, 112 Ovoperoxides, 346
Mathematical model, 81 Oxidative breakdown products of catecholamines and hydrogen peroxide
McCCONNAUGHEY, TED A., AND RiCHARD H. FALK, Calcium-proton induce partial metamorphosis in the nudibranch Phestilla sibogoe
exchange during algal calcification, 185 Bergh (Gastropoda: Opisthobranchia), 310
Mechanosensory neuron, 241 Oyster, 103
INDEX TO VOLUME 180 511
SATTERLIE, RICHARD A., Neural control of speed changes in an opis-
thobranch locomotory system, 228
Paddle cilia, 466 SCARPA, JOHN, see Frank Longo, Jr., 56
Pain and analgesia, 241 Scyphomedusae, 103
Partial predation, 416 Sea urchin fertilization, 346
Particle captures and the method of suspension feeding by echinoderm Sensitization, 241, 252
larvae, 12 Sensory neurons, 252
Passive suspension feeding, 81, 93 Serotonin, 252, 276, 284
Passive suspension feeding by an octocoral in plankton patches: empirical Settlement, refuges, and adult body form in colonial marine invertebrates:
tests ofa mathematical model, 81 a field experiment, 112
Patiriella, 332 Shape variation in hydractiniid hydroids, 394
PATTERSON, MARK R.., Passive suspension feeding by an octocoral in SHORT, GRAHAM, AND SIDNEY L. TAMM, On the nature of paddle cilia
plankton patches: empirical tests of a mathematical model, 81 and discolia, 466
PATTERSON, MARK R., The effects of flow on polyp-level prey capture Short-term methallothionein and copper changes in blue crabs at ecdysis,
in an octocoral, Alcyonium siderium, 93 447
PEARCE, JOANNA, see C. K. Govind, 28 SHOWMAN, RICHARD M., see William E. Dobson, 167
PECHENIK, JAN A., see Kerry M. Zimmerman, 372 Signal transduction, 318
pH bonding, 185 SILVERMAN, HAROLD, see David B. Gardiner, 453
Phosphagen kinase, 505 SKELTON, M., see A. Alevizos, 269
Photoresponsiveness of Aplysia eye is modulated by the ocular circadian SMITH, L. DAVID, AND ANSON H. HINES, Autotomy in blue crab (Cal-
pacemaker and serotonin, 284 linectes sapidus Rathbun) populations: geographic, temporal, and
Physella, 387 ontogenetic variation, 416
Physiology, 167 Smooth muscle, 276
PIRES, ANTHONY, AND MICHAEL G. HADFIELD, Oxidative breakdown Snail, 301
products of catecholamines and hydrogen peroxide induce partial SNYDER, MARK J., AND ERNEST S. CHANG, Metabolism and excretion
metamorphosis in the nudibranch Phestilla sibogoe Bergh (Gastro- of injected [>H]-ecdysone by female lobsters, Homarus americanus,
poda: Opisthobranchia), 310 475
Plankton patches, 81 Sodium dependency, 346
Planorbella, 387 Squid, 209
Podocryne, 394 Staging, 355
Polyp feeding, 93 STANCYK, STEPHEN E., see William E. Dobson, 167
Polyploidy nervous system evolution, 234 Statocyst function, 221
Potassium channels, 252 STORM-MATHISEN JON, see Tomas Bollner, 119
Predation, 103, 387 Stretch-activated channels, 276
Predation risk and avoidance behavior in two freshwater snails, 387 Stronglycentrotus purpuratus, 346
Predator avoidance, 387 Sulfide-driven autotrophic balance in the bacterial symbiont-containing
Prey capture, 93 hydrothermal vent tubeworm, Riftia pachyptila Jones, 135
Prior, DAVID J., Control of central and peripheral targets by a multi- Surface topography, 112
functional peptidergic interneuron, 295 SUZUKI, N., see Y. Takei, 485
Procambarus, 387 Swimming, 228
Procambarus clarkii, 154 Symbiosis, 135, 489, 496
Proton exchange, 185
PURCELL, JENNIFER E., FRANCIS P. CRESSWELL, DAVID G. CARGO,
AND VICTOR S. KENNEDY, Differential ingestion and digestion of 7
bivalve larvae by the scyphozoan Chryasora quinquecirrha and the
ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi, 103
TAKAHASHI, A., see Y. Takei, 485
Putative molt-inducing hormone in larvae of the shore carb Carcinus
TAKEI, Y., A. TAKAHASHI, T. X. WATANABE, K. NAKAJIMA, S. SAK-
maenas L.: an immunocytochemical approach, 65
AKIBARA, Y. SASSAYAMA, N. SUZUKI, AND C. OGURO, New cal-
citonin isolated from the ray, Dasyatis akajei, 485
R TAMM, SIDNEY L., see Graham Short, 466
TER KUuILE, B. H., AND J. EREZ, Carbon budgets for two species of
RAM, JEFFREY L., FENG ZHANG, AND LI-XIN Liu, Contraction, sero- benthonic symbiont-bearing Foraminifera, 489
tonin-elicited modulation, and membrane currents of dissociated TEYKE, THOMAS, see Irving Kupfermann, 262
fibers of Aplysia buccal muscle, 276 The effects of flow on polyp-level prey capture in an octocoral, A/cyonium
Refuges, 112 siderium, 93
Regeneration, 28, 167 The first historical extinction ofa marine invertebrae in an ocean basin:
Respiration, 154 the demise of the eelgrass limpet Lottia alveus, 72
Respiratory pumping, 269 The induction of carbonic anhydrase in the symbiotic sea anemone Aip-
Retarded and mosaic phenotype in regenerated claw closer muscles of tasia pulchella, 496
juvenile lobsters, 28 The rime of the ancient scientist, 329
Riftia, 135 Transepithelial potential, 154
RITTSCHOF, D., see M. C. De Vries, | Tubeworm, 135
ROER, ROBERT D., see John S. Dickson, 154 Twilight, 301
ROSEN, STEVEN C., see Irving Kupfermann, 262
RoyeE, DAVID B., see John S. Dickson, 154
U
S
Ultrastructure, 154, 440
SAKAKIBARA, S., see Y. Takei, 485 Ultrastructure and neuronal control of luminous cells in the copepod
Salinity tolerance, 125, 432 Gaussia princeps, 440
SANDERS, N. K., see J. J. Childress, 135 Unfreezable water, 432
SASAYAMA, Y., see Y. Takei, 485 Unionid gill, 453
INDEX TO VOLUME 180
¥ WEISS, K. R., see A. Alevizo, 269, and Irving Kupfermann, 262
WETHEY, DAVID S., see Linda J. Walters, 112
Veliger, 310, 466 Williamson, Roddy., Factors affecting the sensory response characteristics
VERMEIJ, GEERAT J., see James T. Carlton, 72 of the cephalopod statocyst and their relevance in predicting swim-
Vestibular system, 221 ming performance, 221
Voltage-dependent calcium channel neuromodulation, 276 WODICKA, LISA M., AND DANIEL E. MORSE, CDNA sequences reveal
Vulnerability, 387 mRNAs for two Ga signal transducing proteins from larval cilia,
318
WwW Wound-healing, 167
WALTERS, EDGAR T., A functional, cellular, and evolutionary model of 7
nociceptive plasticity in Aplysis, 241
WALTERS, LINDA J., AND DAVID S. WETHEY, Settlement, refuges, and
adult body form in colonial marine interebrates: a field experiment, YOUNG, J. Z., Computation in the learning system of cephalopods, 200
112
WATANABE, T. X., See Takei, 485
Z
Water canals, 453
Waterflow, 453
WEBSTER, S. G., AND H. DIRCKSEN, Putative molt-inducing hormone ZHANG, FENG, see Jeffrey L. Ram, 276
in larvae of the short crab Carcinus maenas L.: an immunocyto- ZIMMERMAN, KERRY M., AND JAN PECHENIK, How do temperature
chemical approach, 65 and salinity affect relative rates of growth, morphological differ-
WEIS, VIRGINIA M., The induction of carbonic anhydrase in the symbiotic entiation, and time to metaphoric competence in larvae of the ma-
sea anemone Aipastia pulchella, 496 rine gastropod Crepidula plana? 372