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INDEX A with two populations of the kleptoplastic sea slug Elysia chlorotica and its algal prey Vaucheria litorea, 138 ALLEN, BENGT J., see Lindsay Fitzgerald-DeHoog, 205 DILLMAN, ADLER R., see Kristen E. Murfin, 85 Anesthetizing solar-powered sea slugs for photobiological studies, 328 Dionisio, GISELA, see Sonia Cruz, 328 DouGLas, A. E., see J. Chaston, 21 DuBILIER, NICOLE, see Jillian M. Petersen, 123, x B Baeza, J. ANTONIO, see J. E. Hernandez, 278 E BAYER, KRISTINA, see Janine Kamke, 30 BECKER, PIERRE T., AURELIE LAMBERT, ANNABELLE LEJEUNE, DEBORAH Editorial, 257 LANTERBECQ, AND PATRICK FLAMMANG, Identification, characteriza- EDMUNDS, PETER J., HOLLIE M. PUTNAM, AND RUTH D. Gates, Photophysi- tion, and expression levels of putative adhesive proteins from the ological consequences of vertical stratification of Symbiodinium in tube-dwelling polychaete Sabellaria alveolata, 717 tissue of the coral Porites lutea, 226 BELL, FERNANDA TINTI, see Sarah Ribeiro Milograna, 178 The enigmatic life history of the symbiotic crab Tunicotheres moseri Biological Bulletin Virtual Symposium: Discoveries in animal symbiosis in (Crustacea, Brachyura, Pinnotheridae): implications for its mating the “omics” age, 5 system and population structure, 278 BLACKSTONE, NEIL W., see Austin P. Parrin, 245 EVANS, REBEKAH C., On selling and over-selling science, 257 BoLANos, J. A., see J. E. Hernandez, 278 Exploring symbioses by single-cell genomics, 30 Bomar, LINDSEY, AND JOERG Grar, Investigation into the physiologies of Aeromonas veronii in vitro and inside the digestive tract of the F medicinal leech using RNA-seq, 155 BoscH, THOMAS C. G., What Hydra has to say about the role and origin of FERRER, RYAN P., AND RICHARD K. ZIMMER, Community ecology and the symbiotic interactions, 78 evolution of molecules of keystone significance, 167 Bower, JOHN R., KATSUNORI SEKI, TSUNEMI KUBODERA, JUN YAMAMOTO, FITZGERALD-DEHooG, LINDSAY, JEREMY BROWNING, AND BENGT J. ALLEN, AND TAKAHIRO NosBetsu, Brooding in a gonatid squid off northern Food and heat stress in the California mussel: evidence for an ener- Japan, 259 getic trade-off between survival and growth, 205 BRADY, AISLING K., see J. Daniel Hilton, 291 FLAMMANG, PATRICK, see Pierre T. Becker, 217 Brooding in a gonatid squid off northern Japan, 259 Food and heat stress in the California mussel: evidence for an energetic Bross, Lori S., see Austin P. Parrin, 245 trade-off between survival and growth, 205 BROWNING, JEREMY, see Lindsay Fitzgerald-DeHoog, 205 FosTeR, JEREMY M.., see Kristen E. Murfin, 85 BULGHERESI, SILVIA, see Kristen E. Murfin, 85 Burns, ADAM R., see Michael J. Taormina, 7 BYRNE, Maria, see Kennedy Wolfe, 236 G Gates, RuTH D., see Peter J. Edmunds, 226 Cc GoopricH-BLair, HEIDI, see Kristen E. Murfin, 85 Gra, JOERG, see Lindsey Bomar, 155 CaALAbo, RICARDO, see Sonia Cruz, 328 GRUNWALD, INGO, see Vanessa Zheden, 192 Castro, DieGO A., AND ROBERT D. PopoLsky, Holding on to a shifting GUILLEMIN, KAREN, see Michael J. Taormina, 7 substrate: plasticity of egg mass tethers and tethering forces in soft sediment for an intertidal gastropod, 300 CHasTon, J., AND A. E. DouGLas, Making the most of “omics” for H symbiosis research, 21 HARMATA, KATHERINE L., see Austin P. Parrin, 245 COLLIN, RACHEL, AND ABBY SPANGLER, Impacts of adelphophagic devel- HENTSCHEL, UTE, VIRGINIA M. WEIS, AND MARGARET J. MCFALL-NGAI, opment on variation in offspring size, duration of development, and Biological Bulletin Virtual Symposium: Discoveries in animal sym temperature-mediated plasticity, 268 biosis in the “omics” age, 5; see Janine Kamke, 30 Community ecology and the evolution of molecules of keystone signifi- HERNANDEZ, G., see J. E. Hernandez, 278 cance, 167 HERNANDEZ, J. E., J. A. BOLANos, J. L. PALAZON, G. HERNANDEZ, C. LIRA, Correction for Volume 223, pp. 123-137, in the article titled “Origins and AND J. ANTONIO BakzA, The enigmatic life history of the symbiotic evolutionary flexibility of chemosynthetic symbionts from deep-sea crab Tunicotheres moseri (Crustacea, Brachyura, Pinnotheridae): im- animals.” 223(3), x plications for its mating system and population structure, 278 Cruz, SONIA, GISELA Dionisio, Rui Rosa, RICARDO CALADO, AND JOAO Hitton, J. DANIEL, AISLING K. BRADY, SKENDER A. SPAHO, AND PETER D SeRODIO, Anesthetizing solar-powered sea slugs for photobiological Vize, Photoreception and signal transduction in corals: proteomic and studies, 328 behavioral evidence for cytoplasmic calcium as a mediator of light responsivity, 291] HOFMANN, GRETCHEN E., see Paul C. Matson, 312 D Holding on to a shifting substrate: plasticity of egg mass tethers and Development under elevated pCO, conditions does not affect lipid utili- tethering forces in soft sediment for an intertidal gastropod, 300 zation and protein content in early life-history stages of the purple sea Host/microbe interactions revealed through “omics” in the symbiosis be- urchin, Strongylocentrotus purpuratus, 312 tween the Hawaiian bobtail squid Euprymna scolopes and the biolu- Devine, SUSAN P., KAREN N. PELLETREAU, AND Mary E. Rumpuo, 16S minescent bacterium Vibrio fischeri, 103 rDNA-based metagenomic analysis of bacterial diversity associated Hovina, H. J. T.. AND M. VECCHIONE, Mating behavior of a deep-sea squid 338 INDEX TO VOLUME 223 revealed by in situ videography and the study of archived specimens, NYHOLM, SPENCER V., see Bethany A. Rader, 103 263 ( - On selling and over-selling science, 257 Identification, characterization, and expression levels of putative adhesive Origins and evolutionary flexibility of chemosynthetic symbionts from proteins from the tube-dwelling polychaete Sabellaria alveolata, 217 deep-sea animals, 123 Impacts of adelphophagic development on variation in offspring size. duration of development, and temperature-mediated plasticity, 268 P In memoriam, Lynn Margulis, | Investigating bacterial-animal symbioses with light sheet microscopy, 7 PALAZONn, J. L., see J. E. Hernandez, 278 Investigation into the physiologies of Aeromonas veronii in vitro and inside PARRIN, AUSTIN P., KATHERINE L. HARMATA, SARAH E. NETHERTON, MARK the digestive tract of the medicinal leech using RNA-seq, 155 4. YAEGER, Lori S. BRoss, AND NEIL W. BLACKSTONE, Within-colony migration of symbionts during bleaching of octocorals, 245 PARTHASARATHY, RAGHUVEER, see Michael J. Taormina, 7 PELLETREAU, KAREN N., see Susan P. Devine, 138 JEMIELITA, MATTHEW, see Michael J. Taormina, 7 PETERSEN, JILLIAN M., CECILIA WENTRUP, CAROLINE VERNA, KATRIN KNIT TEL, AND NicoLe DuBiLier, Origins and evolutionary flexibility of chemosynthetic symbionts from deep-sea animals, 123 K PETERSEN, JILLIAN M., CECILIA WENTRUP, CAROLINE VERNA, KATRIN KNI > KAMKE, JANINE, KRISTINA BAYER, TANJA WOYKE, AND UTE HENTSCHEL, rEL, AND NICOLE DuBILIER, Correction for Volume 223, pp. 123-137, Exploring symbioses by single-cell genomics, 30 in the article titled “Origins and evolutionary flexibility of chemos KERBL, ALEXANDRA, see Vanessa Zheden, 192 ynthetic symbionts from deep-sea animals.” 223(3), x KLEPAI LTRAUD, see Vanessa Zheden, 192 Photophysiologica consequences of vertical stratification of Symbiodinium KNITTEL. KATRIN, see Jillian M. Petersen, 123,+ 223(3 + + in tissue of the coral Porites lutea, 226 KUBODERA, TSUNEMI, see John R. Bower, 259 Photoreception and signal transduction in corals: proteomic and behavioral evidence for cytoplasmic calcium as a mediator of light responsivity 291 L PopOLSKY, ROBERT D., see Diego A. Castro, 300 LAMBERT, AURELIE, see Pierre T. Becker, 217 PoWEeR, ANNE MARIE, see Vanessa Zheden, 192 LANTERBECQ, DEBORAH, see Pierre T. Becker, 217 PUTNAM, HOLLIE M., see Peter J. Edmunds, 226 LeIscH, NIKOLAUS, see Vanessa Zheden, 192 LEJEUNE, ANNABELLE, see Pierre T. Becker, 217 R Lira, C., see J. E. Hernandez, 278 Lynn Margulis (1938-2011): Truth straight on: reflections on the vision RADER, BETHANY A., AND SPENCER V. NYHOLM, Host/microbe interactions and spirit of Lynn Margulis, | revealed through “omics” in the symbiosis between the Hawaiian bobtail squid Euprymna scolopes and the bioluminescent bacterium Vibrio fischeri, 103 M 16S rDNA-based metagenomic analysis of bacterial diversity associated Making the most of “omics” for symbiosis research, 22 1 with two populations of the kleptoplastic sea slug Elysia chlorotica and its algal prey Vaucheria litorea, 138 MARGULIS, LYNN, | RitcHie, Kim B., see Koty H. Sharp, 66 Mating behavior of a deep-sea squid revealed by in situ videography and the study of archived specimens, 263 Rosa, Rul, see Sonia Cruz, 328 Matson, Paut G., PAULINE C. Yu, MARY A. SEWELL, AND GRETCHEN E RumMPHO, Mary E., see Susan P. Devine, 138 HOFMANN, Development under elevated pCO, conditions does not affect lipid utilization and protein content in early life-history stages S of the purple sea urchin, Strongylocentrotus purpuratus, 312 McFALL-NGal, MARGARET, Lynn Margulis (1938-2011): Truth straight SEKI, KATSUNORI, see John R. Bower, 259 on: Reflections on the vision and spirit of Lynn Margulis, 1; see Ute SeERODIO, JOAO, see Sonia Cruz, 328 Hentschel, 5 SEWELL, Mary A., see Paul C. Matson, 312 MCNAMARA, JOHN, see Sarah Ribeiro Milograna, 178 SHARP, Kory H., AND Kim B. RitcHie, Multi-partner interactions in corals MEYER, ELI, AND VIRGINIA M. WeEIs, Study of cnidarian-algal symbiosis in in the face of climate change, 66 the “omics” age, 44 Signaling events during cyclic guanosine monophosphate-regulated pig MILOGRANA, SARAH RIBEIRO, FERNANDA TINTI BELL, AND JOHN MCNa- ment aggregation in freshwater shrimp chromatophores, 178 MARA, Signaling events during cyclic guanosine monophosphate-reg- SLATKO, BARTON E., see Kristen E. Murfin, 85 ulated pigment aggregation in freshwater shrimp chromatophores, 178 SMITH, ABIGAIL M., see Kennedy Wolfe, 236 Morphology of the cement apparatus and the cement of the buoy barnacle SPAHO, SKENDER A., see J. Daniel Hilton, 291 Dosima fascicularis (Crustacea, Cirripedia, Thoracica, Lepadidae), SPANGLER, ABBY, see Rachel Collin, 268 192 STEPHENS, W. Zac, see Michael J. Taormina, 7 Multi-partner interactions in corals in the face of climate change, 66 STERNBERG, PAUL W., see Kristen E. Murfin, 85 MurFin, KrisTeN E., ADLER R. DILLMAN, JEREMY M. Foster, SILVIA Strategies of genomic integration within insect-bacterial mutualisms, | 12 BULGHERESI, BARTON E. SLATKO, PAUL W. STERNBERG, AND HEIDI Study of cnidarian-algal symbiosis in the “omics” age, 44 GoopriCH-BLAIR, Nematode-bacterium symbioses cooperation and conflict revealed in the “omics” age. 85 T N TAORMINA, MICHAEL J.,. MATTHEW JEMIELITA, W. ZAC STEPHENS, ADAM R BURNS, JOSHUA V. TROLL, RAGHUVEER PARTHASARATHY, AND KAREN Nematode-bacterium symbioses— cooperation and conflict revealed in the GUILLEMIN, Investigating bacterial-animal symbioses with light sheet ‘omics” age, 85 microscopy, 7 NETHERTON, SARAH E., see Austin P. Parrin, 245 TRIMBY, PATRICK, see Kennedy Wolfe, 236 NosBetsu, TAKAHIRO, see John R. Bower, 259 TROLL, JOSHUA V., see Michael J. Taormina, 7 INDEX TO VOLUME 223 339 V BYRNE, Vulnerability of the paper nautilus (Argonauta nodosa) shell to a climate-change ocean: potential for extinction by dissolution, 236 Veccuione, M., see H. J. T. Hoving, 263 WoykE, TANJA, see Janine Kamke, 30 VERNA, CAROLINE, see Jillian M. Petersen, 123, 223(3), x Vize, Perer D., see J. Daniel Hilton, 291 VON BYERN, JANEK, see Vanessa Zheden, 192 Y Vulnerability of the paper nautilus (Argonauta nodosa) shell to a climate- change ocean: potential for extinction by dissolution, 236 YAEGER, MARK A., see Austin P. Parrin, 245 YAMAMOTO, JUN, see John R. Bower, 259 Yu, PAULINE C., see Paul C. Matson, 312 Ww WEISS, VIRGINIA M., see Ute Hentschel, 5; see Eli Meyer, 44 Z WeNTRUP, CECILIA, see Jillian M. Petersen, 123,2 2992 3(3), x WERNEGREEN, JENNIFER J., Strategies of genomic integration within insect- ZHEDEN, VANESSA, JANEK VON BYERN, ALEXANDRA KERBL, NIKOLAUS bacterial mutualisms, 112 LeIscH, YANNICK STAEDLER, INGO GRUNWALD, ANNE MARIE Power, What Hydra has to say about the role and origin of symbiotic interactions, AND WALTRAUD KLEPAL, Morphology of the cement apparatus and the 78 cement of the buoy barnacle Dosima fascicularis (Crustacea, Cirripe- Within-colony migration of symbionts during bleaching of octocorals, 245 dia, Thoracica, Lepadidae), 192 WoLrE, KENNEDY, ABIGAIL M. SMITH, PATRICK TRIMBY, AND MARIA ZIMMER, RICHARD K., see Ryan P. Ferrer, 167