The Quarterly Review of Biology 1994: Vol 69 Index

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INDEX TO ARTICLES AND COMMENTARIES:
VOLUME 69 (1994)
Entries are by title and author; commentaries are so designated.
Adler, G. H., and R. Levins, The Island Syndrome Harvell, C. D., The Evolution of Polymorphism in
in Rodent Populations, 473 Colonial Invertebrates and Social Insects, 155
Anderson, S., Area and Endemism, 451 Hedgpeth, J. W., Is There a Future after the Death
Area and Endemism, by S. Anderson, 451 of Progress?, COMMENTARY, 369
Avian Spleen: A Neglected Organ, by J. L. John, 327
Information processing, sensory capabilities, and
Bernays, E. A., and W. T. Wcislo, Sensory Capabili- resource specialization, 187
tres, Information Processing, and Resource Special- Insects (social), and colonial invertebrates, the evo-
ization, 187 lution of polymorphism in, 155
Bronstein,J . L., Our Current Understanding ofM utu- Invertebrates (colonial) and social insects, the evo-
alism, 31 lution of polymorphism in, 155
Burgman, M. A., Misconduct in Science: Should Its Island Syndrome in Rodent Populations, by G. H. Adler
and R. Levins, 473
Definition Include Mischievous or Improper Allega-
Is There a Future after the Death of Progress?, by J. W.
tions?, COMMENTARY, 233
Hedgpeth, coMMENTARY, 369
Burnet and Nossal: The Impact on Immunology of the
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, by J. J.M archa-
lonis, COMMENTARY, 53 John, J. L., The Avian Spleen: A Neglected Organ,
327
Cancers, women’s reproductive, in evolutionary
Levins, R. (with G. H. Adler), The Island Syndrome
context, 353
in Rodent Populations, 473
Colonial invertebrates and social insects, the evo-
lution of polymorphism in, 155
Marchalonis, J. J., Burnet and Nossal: The Impact on
Current understanding, of mutualism, 31
Immunology of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute,
COMMENTARY, 53
de Jong, G., The Fitness of Fitness Concepts and the
Mayr, E., Recapitulation Reinterpreted: The Somatic
Description of Natural Selection, 3
Program, COMMENTARY, 223
Misconduct in Science: Should Its Definition Include Mis-
Eaton, S. B., et al. [see title entry for other au- chievous or Improper Allegations?, by M. A. Burg-
thors], Women’s Reproductive Cancers in Evolu- man, COMMENTARY, 233
tionary Context, 353 Mutualism, our current understanidng of, 31
Endemism, area and, 451
Evolutionary context, women’s reproductive can- Natural selection, the fitness of fitness concepts
cers in, 353 and the description of, 3
Evolution of Facultative Paedomorphosis in Salamanders,
by H. H. Whiteman, 205 Our Current Understanding of Mutualism, by J. L. Bron-
Evolution of Polymorphism in Colonial Invertebrates and stein, 31
Social Insects, by C. D. Harvell, 155
Paedomorphosis (facultative) in salamanders, evo-
Facultative paedomorphosis in salamanders, evo- lution of, 205
lution of, 205 Polymorphism, the evolution of, in colonial inver-
Fitness of Fitness Concepts and the Description of Natural tebrates and social insects, 155
Selection, by G. de Jong, 3 Populations (rodent), the island syndrome in, 473
582
INDEX TO ARTICLES AND COMMENTARIES:
VOLUME 69 (1994)
Entries are by title and author; commentaries are so designated.
Adler, G. H., and R. Levins, The Island Syndrome Harvell, C. D., The Evolution of Polymorphism in
in Rodent Populations, 473 Colonial Invertebrates and Social Insects, 155
Anderson, S., Area and Endemism, 451 Hedgpeth, J. W., Is There a Future after the Death
Area and Endemism, by S. Anderson, 451 of Progress?, COMMENTARY, 369
Avian Spleen: A Neglected Organ, by J. L. John, 327
Information processing, sensory capabilities, and
Bernays, E. A., and W. T. Wcislo, Sensory Capabili- resource specialization, 187
tres, Information Processing, and Resource Special- Insects (social), and colonial invertebrates, the evo-
ization, 187 lution of polymorphism in, 155
Bronstein,J . L., Our Current Understanding ofM utu- Invertebrates (colonial) and social insects, the evo-
alism, 31 lution of polymorphism in, 155
Burgman, M. A., Misconduct in Science: Should Its Island Syndrome in Rodent Populations, by G. H. Adler
and R. Levins, 473
Definition Include Mischievous or Improper Allega-
Is There a Future after the Death of Progress?, by J. W.
tions?, COMMENTARY, 233
Hedgpeth, coMMENTARY, 369
Burnet and Nossal: The Impact on Immunology of the
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, by J. J.M archa-
lonis, COMMENTARY, 53 John, J. L., The Avian Spleen: A Neglected Organ,
327
Cancers, women’s reproductive, in evolutionary
Levins, R. (with G. H. Adler), The Island Syndrome
context, 353
in Rodent Populations, 473
Colonial invertebrates and social insects, the evo-
lution of polymorphism in, 155
Marchalonis, J. J., Burnet and Nossal: The Impact on
Current understanding, of mutualism, 31
Immunology of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute,
COMMENTARY, 53
de Jong, G., The Fitness of Fitness Concepts and the
Mayr, E., Recapitulation Reinterpreted: The Somatic
Description of Natural Selection, 3
Program, COMMENTARY, 223
Misconduct in Science: Should Its Definition Include Mis-
Eaton, S. B., et al. [see title entry for other au- chievous or Improper Allegations?, by M. A. Burg-
thors], Women’s Reproductive Cancers in Evolu- man, COMMENTARY, 233
tionary Context, 353 Mutualism, our current understanidng of, 31
Endemism, area and, 451
Evolutionary context, women’s reproductive can- Natural selection, the fitness of fitness concepts
cers in, 353 and the description of, 3
Evolution of Facultative Paedomorphosis in Salamanders,
by H. H. Whiteman, 205 Our Current Understanding of Mutualism, by J. L. Bron-
Evolution of Polymorphism in Colonial Invertebrates and stein, 31
Social Insects, by C. D. Harvell, 155
Paedomorphosis (facultative) in salamanders, evo-
Facultative paedomorphosis in salamanders, evo- lution of, 205
lution of, 205 Polymorphism, the evolution of, in colonial inver-
Fitness of Fitness Concepts and the Description of Natural tebrates and social insects, 155
Selection, by G. de Jong, 3 Populations (rodent), the island syndrome in, 473
582
DECEMBER 1994 INDEX 583
Recapitulation Reinterpreted: The Somatic Program, by Social insects, and colonial invertebrates, the evo-
E. Mayr, COMMENTARY, 223 lution of polymorphism in, 155
Reproductive cancers, women’s, in evolutionary Spleen (avian), a neglected organ, 327
context, 353
Resource specialization, sensory capabilities, in- Weislo, W. T. (with E. A. Bernays), Sensory Capa-
formation processing and, 187 bilities, Information Proces-ing, and Resource Spe-
Rodent populations, the island syndrome in, 473 ctalization, 187
Whiteman, H. H., Evolution of Facultative Paedomor-
Salamanders, evolution of facultative paedomor- phosis in Salamanders, 205
phosis in, 205 Women’s Reproductive Cancers in Evolutionary Context,
Selection (natural), the fitness of fitness concepts by S. B. Eaton, M. C. Pike, R. V. Short,
and the description of, 3 N. C. Lee, J. Trussell, R. A. Hatcher,J . W.
Sensory Capabilities, Information Processing, and Re- Wood, C. M. Worthman, N. G. Blurton
source Specialization, by E. A. Bernays and Jones, M. J. Konner, K. R. Hill, R. Bailey,
W. T. Weislo, 187 and A. M. Hurtado, 353
INDEX TO BOOKS AND SOFTWARE REVIEWED:
VOLUME 69 (1994)
Entries are by title and author/editor; lead reviews are so designated.
Adaptation in Natural and Artificial Systems: An Ammonoidea: Environment, Ecology, and Evolu-
Introductory Analysis with Applications to Biol- tionary Change, ed. by M. R. House, 259
ogy, Control, and Artificial Intelligence, by Anatomy of Flowering Plants: An Introduction to
J. H. Holland, 88 Structure and Development, by P. Rudall,
Adaptive Seascape: The Mechanism of Evolution, 2nd ed., 99
by D. J. Merrell, 520 Anderson, E. F., Plants and People of the Golden
Adashi, E. Y., and P. C. K. Leung (eds.), The Triangle: Ethnobotany of the Hill Tribes of
Ovary, 568 Northern Thailand, 423
Advancement of Science: Science without Legend, Angela, P., and A. Angela, The Extraordinary
Objectivity without Illusions, by P. Kitcher, Story of Human Origins (transl. by G. Tonne),
503 389
African Leopard: Ecology and Behavior of a Soli- Animal Behavior: An Evolutionary Approach, by
tary Felid, by T. N. Bailey, 536 J. Alcock, 5th ed., 304
Africa-South America Connection, ed. by W. George Animal Homing, ed. by F. Papi, 557
and R. Lavocat, 423 Annual Review ofB iochemistry, ed. by C. C. Rich-
Agenbroad, L. D., et al. (eds.); by V. V. Ukrain- ardson et al., Vol. 62 (1993), 397; Vol. 63
tseva, Vegetation Cover and Environment of (1994), 513
the “Mammoth Epoch” in Siberia, 548 Annual Review of Biophysics and Biomolecular
Aging, Sex, and DNA Repair, by C. Bernstein Structure, ed. by D. M. Engelmanetal., Vol.
and H. Bernstein, 262 22 (1993), 266
Ahmadjian, V., The Lichen Symbiosis, 528 Annual Review of Biophysics and Biomolecular
Aird, R. B., Foundations of Modern Neurology: Structure, ed. by R. M. Stroud et al., Vol.
A Century of Progress, 550 23 (1994), 515
Alcock, J., Animal Behavior: An Evolutionary Ap- Annual Review ofC ell Biology, ed. by G. E. Pa-
proach, 5th ed., 304 lade et al., Vol. 9 (1993), 400
, The Masked Bobwhite Rides Again, 288 Annual Review of Entomology, ed. by T. E. Mit-
Alcohol, Cell Membranes, and Signal Transduc- tler et al., Vol. 39 (1994), 410
tion in Brain, ed. by C. Alling et al., 552 Annual Review of Immunology, ed. by W. E. Paul
Allan, T., and A. Warren (eds.), Deserts: The et al., Vol. 12 (1994), 435
Encroaching Wilderness, 292 Annual Review of Microbiology, ed. by L. N.
Allen, N. S. (Monograph 59), and W. D. Reese Ornston et al., Vol. 47 (1993), 522
(Monograph 58), Flora Neotropica, Mono- Annual Review of Neuroscience, ed. by W. M.
graph 58 (Calymperaceae) and Monograph Cowan et al., Vol. 16 (1993), 425; Vol. 17
59 (Leucophanaceae), 100 (1994), 552
Alling, C., et al. (eds.), Alcohol, Cell Membranes, Annual Review of Nutrition, ed. by R. E. Olson
and Signal Transduction in Brain, 552 et al., Vol. 13 (1993), 133; Vol. 14 (1994),
Alpern, K. D. (ed.), The Ethics of Reproductive 537
Technology, 86 Annual Review of Physiology, ed. by J. E. Hoff-
Alzheimer Disease, ed. by R. D. Terry et al., 565 man and P. De Weer, Vol. 55 (1993), 109;
Amasino, R. M. (ed.), Cellular Communication Vol. 56 (1994), 433
in Plants, 405 Annual Review ofP lant Physiology and Plant Mo-
Aminoff, M. J., Brown-Séquard: A Visionary of lecular Biology, ed. by R. L. Jones et al.,
Science, 253 Vol. 45 (1994), 525
DECEMBER 1994 INDEX 585
Annual Review of Plant Physiology and Plant Mo- Bacillus thuringiensis, An Environmental Biopesti-
lecular Biology, ed. by W. R. Briggs et al., cide: Theory and Practice, ed. by P. F. Ent-
Vol. 44 (1993), 102 wistle et al., 545
Antaictic Fish and Fisheries, by K.-H. Kock, 283 Bacterial Adhesion to Cells and Tissues, by I. Ofek
Antarctic Seals: Research Methods and Techniques, and R. J. Doyle, 522
ed. by R. M. Laws, 539 Bacterial Plant Pathology: Cell and Molecular As-
Anthropology ofD isease, ed. by C. G. N. Mascie- pects, by D. C. Sigee, 103
Taylor, 564 Badzioch, M., et al.; ed. by K. Walasz and
Anthropometry: The Individual and the Popula- P. Mielczarek, The Atlas of Breeding Birds
tion, ed. by S. J. Ulijaszek and C. G. N. in Malopolska 1985-1991, 280
Mascie-Taylor, 567 Bailey, T. N., The African Leopard: Ecology and
Anthropomorphism Revisited, by D. M. Rum- Behavior of a Solitary Felid, 536
baugh, lead review of The New Anthropomor- Bains, W., Biotechnology: From A to Z, 397
phism, by J. S. Kennedy, 248 Balows, A., et al. (eds.), The Prokaryotes, 2nd
Application of Basic Science to Hematopoiesis and ed., Vols. I, II, III, and IV, 96
Barbault, R., Ecologie des peuplements: Struc-
Treatment of Disease, ed. by E. D. Thomas,
ture, dynamique et évolution, 543
310
Bark: The Formation, Characteristics, and Uses
Applied Demography for Biologists: With Special
of Bark around the World, by G. T. Prance
Emphasis on Insects, by J. R. Carey, 292
and A. E. Prance, 528
Aquarium Fish, by D. Mills, 510
Barlow, G. W., A Fish for all Reasons, lead review of
Arabidopsis: An Atlas of Morphology and Develop-
The Evolutionary Biology of the Threespine
ment, ed. by J. Bowman, 526
Stickleback, ed. by M. A. Bell and S. A. Fos-
Argyroudi-Akoyunoglou,J . H. (ed.), Regulation
ter, 494
of Chloroplast Biogenesis, 101
Barratt, C. L. R., and I. D. Cooke (eds.), Donor
Arias, I. M., et al. (eds.), The Liver: Biology and
Insemination, 563
Pathobiology, 3rd ed., 570
Barrow, G.I., andR. K. A. Feltham (eds.), Cowan
Asdell’s Patterns of Mammalian Reproduction:
and Steel’s Manual for the Identification of
A Compendium of Species-Specific Data, by
Medical Bacteria, 3rd ed., 403
V. Hayssen et al., 403
Barton, L. L., and B. C. Hemming (eds.), Iron
Ashcroft, F. M., and S. J. H. Ashcroft (eds.),
Chelation in Plants and Soil Microorganisms,
Insulin: Molecular Biology to Pathology, 309
406
Assessing Surprises and Nonlinearities in Green-
Basic Human Needs: An Interdisciplinary and In-
house Warming, ed. by J. Darmstadter and
ternational View, ed. by G. Schaefer, 508
M. A. Toman, 543
Bates, A. D., and A. Maxwell, DNA Topology,
Atlas of Breeding Birds in Malopolska 1985-1991, 398
ed. by K. Walasz and P. Mielczarek; by Bateson, P. (ed.), The Development and Integra-
M. Badzioch et al., 280 tion of Behaviour: Essays in Honour of Rob-
Atlas of Breeding Birds in Pennsylvania, ed. by ert Hinde, 302
D. W. Brauning, 108 Bateson, P. P. G., et al. (eds.), Perspectives in
Attenborough, R. D., and M. P. Alpers (eds.), Ethology, Vol. 10 (Behavior and Evolution),
Human Biology in Papua New Guinea: The 558
Small Cosmos, 131 Bats: ACommunity Perspective, by J. S. Findley,
Au, W. W. L., The Sonar of Dolphins, 284 290
Austrosaginae, Zaprochilinae and Phasmodinae, Baudry, M.., et al. (eds.), Synaptic Plasticity: Mo-
by D. C. F. Rentz, 529 lecular, Cellular, and Functional Aspects, 553
Avian Endocrinology, ed. by P. J. Sharp, 534 Baumann, H., The Greek Plant World in Myth,
Avise,J .C ., Molecular Markers, Natural History Art and Literature (transl. by W. T. Stearn
and Evolution, 395 and E. R. Stearn), 274
Bayly, I. A. E., The Non-Marine Centropagidae:
Bach, P. H., et al. (eds.), Biotechnology Applica- (Copepoda: Calanoida) of the World, 111
tions of Microinjection, Microscopic Imaging, Bazan, N.G., etal. (eds.), Neurobiology of Essen-
and Fluorescence, 313 tial Fatty Acids, 126
586 THE QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOGY VOLUME 69
Bechtel, W., and R. C. Richardson, Discovering Bibliotheca Mycologica Series, Bibliotheca Lichen-
Complexity: Decomposition and Localization ologica Series, and Dissertationes Botanicae
as Strategies in Scientific Research, 311 Series (a review of 21 books), 272
Beer, R. D., Intelligence as Adaptive Behavior: Bildstein, K. L., White Ibis: Wetland Wanderer,
An Experiment in Computational Neuroethol- 412
ogy, 124 Billings, P. R. (ed.), DNA on Trial: Genetic Iden-
Beginning Again: People and Nature in the New tification and Criminal Justice, 137
Millennium, by D. Ehrenfeld, commentary, 369 Bilsborough, A., Human Evolution, 129
Behaviour and Social Evolution of Wasps: The Bioanalytical Applications of Enzymes, ed. by C. H.
Communal Aggregation Hypothesis, by Y. Ité, Suelter and L. Kricka, 93
558 Biochemie, by H.-P. Kleber and D. Schlee, 2nd
Beissinger, S. R., and N. F. R. Snyder (eds.), ed., Teil 2 (Spezielle und Angewandte Bio-
New World Parrots in Crisis: Solutions from chemie), 267
Conservation Biology, 123 Biochemistry Labfax, ed. by J. A. A. Chambers
Bell, M. A., and S. A. Foster (eds.), The Evolu- and D. Rickwood, 516
tionary Biology of the Threespine Stickleback, Biological Conservation, by I. F. Spellerberg and
lead review, 494 S. Hardes, 119
Benarde, M. A., Global Warni— nGlogba l Warm- Biological Data Analysis: A Practical Approach,
ing, 119 ed. byJ . C. Fry, 89
Berenbaum, M. R., Ninety-Nine More Maggots, Biological Diversity of Mexico: Origins and Distri-
Mites, and Munchers, 510 bution, ed. by T. P. Ramamoorthy et al.,
Berliner, L. J. (ed.), Thrombin: Structure and 120
Function, 134 Biological Electron Microscopy: Theory, Techniques,
Bernstein, C., and H. Bernstein, Aging, Sex, and and Troubleshooting, by M. J. Dykstra, 313
DNA Repair, 262 Biological Foundations of Human Sexuality, by
Berry, R. J. (ed.), Environmental Dilemmas: Eth- W. H. Masters et al., 306
ics and Decisions, 252 Biological Relationships between Africa and South
Berry, R. J., et al. (eds.), Genes in Ecology, 291 America, ed. by P. Goldblatt, 423
Bertram, B. C. R., The Ostrich Communal Nest- Biological Science, by W. T. Keeton et al., 5th
ing System, 560 ed., Vols. 1 and 2 (with accompanying disks
Beyond Relativism: Science and Human Values, and manuals), 506
by R. D. Masters, 386 Biology of Amphibians, by W. E. Duellman and
Bibby, C. J., et al., Putting Biodiversity on the L. Trueb, 532
Map: Priority Areas for Global Conservation, Biology of Mosquitoes, by A. N. Clements, Vol. 1
119 (Development, Nutrition and Reproduction),
Bibliotheca Diatomologica Series, Bibliotheca Li- 106
chenologica Series, Bibliotheca Mycologica Se- Biomechanics: Mechanical Properties of Living Tis-
ries, Bryophytorum Bibliotheca Series, and sues, by Y. C. Fung, 2nd ed., 572
Dissertationes Botanicae Series (a review of Biomedical Ethics Reviews— 1992, ed. by J. M.
28 books), 524 Humber and R. F. Almeder, 254
Bibliotheca Lichenologica Series, Bibliotheca Dia- Biomembrane Protocols: II. Architecture and Func-
tomologica Series, Bibliotheca Mycologica Se- tion, ed. by J.M . Graham andJ . A. Higgins,
ries, Bryophytorum Bibliotheca Series, and 395
Dissertationes Botanicae Series (a review of Biosphere 2000: Protecting Our Global Environ-
28 books), 524 ment, by D. G. Kaufman and C. M. Franz,
Bibliotheca Lichenologica Series, Bibliotheca My- 418
cologica Series, and Dissertationes Botanicae Biosystematic-Ecological Investigations on the En-
Series (a review of 21 books), 272 geron Species (Asteraceae) of the Alps, by W. Hu-
Bibliotheca Mycologica Series, Bibliotheca Diato- ber, 294
mologica Series, Bibliotheca Lichenologica Se- Biosystematic Monograph of the Genus Cucumis
ries, Bryophytorum Bibliotheca Series, and (Cucurbitaceae): Botanical Identification of
Dissertationes Botanicae Series (a review of Cucumbers and Melons, by J. H. Kirkbride,
28 books), 524 Jt 219
DECEMBER 1994 INDEX 587
Biotechnology and the Conservation of Genetic British Freshwater Crustacea Malacostraca: A Key
Diversity, ed. by H. D. M. Moore et al., 270 with Ecological Notes, by T. Gledhill et al.,
Biotechnology Applications of Microinjection, Mi- 287
croscopic Imaging, and Fluorescence, ed. by Brock, D. J.H ., Molecular Genetics for the Clini-
P.-H; Bach’et:al:, 313 cian, 429
Biotechnology: From A to Z, by W. Bains, 397 Brombacher, C., et al. (eds.), Festschrift Zoller:
Biotic Interactions and Global Change, ed. by Beitrage zu Philosophie und Geschichte der
P. M. Kareiva et al., 121 Naturwissenschaften, Evolution und Systematik,
Bird Life of Mountain and Upland, by D. A. Rat- Okologie und Morphologie, Geobotanik, Pol-
cliffe, 107 lenanalyse und Archaobotanik, 99
Birdsell,J .B ., Microevolutionary Patterns in Ab- Brooks, D. R., and D. A. McLennan, Parascript:
original Australia: A Gradient Analysis of Clines, Parasites and the Language of Evolution, 269
305 Brown, B. L., and P. R. M. Dobson (eds.), Cell
Birds of Europe, With North Africa and the Mid- Signalling: Biology and Medicine of Signal
dle East, by L. Jonsson (transl. by D. Chris- Transduction, 517
tie), 280 Brown, D., and P. Rothery, Models in Biology:
Birds of the World, by C. Harrison and A. Green- Mathematics, Statistics and Computing, 574
smith, 535 Brown, J. A., et al. (eds.), New Insights in Verte-
Blakemore, C. (ed.), Vision: Coding and Efficiency, brate Kidney Function, 534
125 Brown-Séquard: A Visionary of Science, by M. J.
Bohlke, J. E., and C. C. G. Chaplin, Fishes of Aminoff, 253
the Bahamas and Adjacent Tropical Waters, Bruce, N. W. (ed.), Living with Civilisation, 88
2nd ed., 115 Bryophytorum Bibliotheca Series, Bibliotheca Di-
Bonner,J . T., Life Cycles: Reflections of an Evo- atomologica Series, Bibliotheca Lichenolog-
lutionary Biologist, 519 ica Series, Bibliotheca Mycologica Series, and
Booth, V., Communicating in Science: Writing Dissertationes Botanicae Series (a review of
a Scientific Paper and Speaking at Scientific 28 books), 524
Meetings, 2nd ed., 136 Buckley, G. P. (ed.), Ecology and Management
Borghetti, M., et al. (eds.), Water Transport in of Coppice Woodlands, 288
Plants under Climatic Stress, 277 Burgman, M. A., et al., Risk Assessment in Con-
Borgia, G., The Scandals of San Marco, lead review servation Biology, 419
ofU nderstanding Scientific Prose, ed. by J. Sel- Burkhardt, F., and S. Smith (eds.), A Calendar
zer, 373 of the Correspondence of Charles Darwin,
Born to Sing: An Interpretation and World Survey 1821-1882, With Supplement, 503
of Bird Song, by C. Hartshorne, 127 , and (eds.), The Correspondence
Bowhead Whale, ed. byJ . J. Burns et al., 417 of Charles Darwin, Vol. 6 (1856-1857); Vol.
Bowler, P. J., Darwinism, 385 7 (1858-1859), and Supplement to the Corre-
Bowman, J. (ed.), Arabidopsis: An Atlas of Mor- spondence 1821-1857, 83
phology and Development, 526 Burkhardt, F., et al. (eds.), The Correspondence
Boyd, C. A. R., and D. Noble (eds.), The Logic of Charles Darwin, Vol. 8 (1860), 501
of Life: The Challenge ofI ntegrative Physiol- Burns, J. J., et al. (eds.), The Bowhead Whale,
ogy, 505 417
Bradshaw,J . L., and L. J. Rogers, The Evolution Busenberg, S., and K. Cooke, Vertically Trans-
of Lateral Asymmetries, Language, Tool Use, mitted Diseases: Models and Dynamics, 573
and Intellect, 128 Buser, P., and M. Imbert, Vision (transl. by R. H.
Brann, M. R. (ed.), Molecular Biology of G-Pro- Kay), 425
tein-Coupled Receptors, 93 Butterflies through Binoculars: A Field Guide to
Brauning, D. W. (ed.), Atlas of Breeding Birds Butterflies in the Boston, New York, Wash-
in Pennsylvania, 108 ington Region, by J. Glassberg, 531
Briggs, W. R., et al. (eds.), Annual Review of Buzas, M. A., and K. P. Severin, Foraminiferal
Plant Physiology and Plant Molecular Biol- Densities and Pore Water Chemistry in the
ogy, Vol. 44 (1993), 102 Indian River, Florida, 538
588 THE QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOGY VOLUME 69
Bybee, R. W., Reforming Science Education: So- Chace, F. A., Jr., and A. J. Bruce, The Caridean
cial Perspectives and Personal Reflections, 312 Shrimps (Crustacea: Decapoda) of the Alba-
tross Philippine Expedition, 1907-1910, Part
Calculated Risks: Understanding the Toxicity and 6: Superfamily Palaemonoidea, 539
Human Health Risks of Chemicals in Our Chambers,J .A . A., and D. Rickwood (eds.), Bio-
Environment, by J. V. Rodricks, 419 chemistry Labfax, 516
Calendar of the Correspondence of Charles Dar- Chapman, G. P., and W. E. Peat, An Introduc-
win, 1821-1882, With Supplement, ed. by tion to the Grasses (Including Bamboos and
F. Burkhardt and S. Smith, 503 Cereals), 103
Call of the Siren: Manatees and Dugongs, by Charnov, E. L., Parasitoids and Darwinian The-
T. Dietz, 258 ory, lead review of Parasitoids: Behavioral and
CalTech and the Birth of Molecular Biology, by Evolutionary Ecology, by H. C. J. Godfray,
B. Glass, lead review ofT he Molecular Vision 73
of Life: CalTech, The Rockefeller Founda- Chemical Signals in Vertebrates, ed. by R. L. Doty
tion, and the Rise of the New Biology, by L. E. and D. Miller-Schwarze, Vol. 6, 300
Kay, 241 Chemistry of Life, by M. Olomucki, 90
Campbell, D. G., The Crystal Desert: Summers Chimpanzee Material Culture: Implications for
in Antarctica, 390 Human Evolution, by W. C. McGrew, 428
Carbon Partitioning within and between Organ- Chimpanzee: The Living Link between ‘Man’ and
isms, by C. J. Pollock et al., 122 ‘Beast,’ by J. Goodall, 302
Cardale, J. C.; ed. by W. W. K. Houston and Cholinergic Neuron and Its Target: The Electro-
G. V. Maynard, Zoological Catalogue of Aus- motor Innervation oft he Electric Ray Torpedo
tralia, Vol. 10 (Hymenoptera: Apoidea), 532 as a Model, by V. P. Whittaker, 125
Cardiomyopathic Heart, ed. by M. Naganoetal., Christensen, V., and D. Pauly, Ecopath II, Ver-
431 sion 2.12, software, 441
Carey, J.R ., Applied Demography for Biologists: Christiansen, P. L., et al. (eds.), Future Directions
With Special Emphasis on Insects, 292 of Nonlinear Dynamics in Physical and Bio-
Caridean Shrimps (Crustacea: Decapoda) of the logical Systems, 437
Albatross Philippine Expedition, 1907-1910, Chu, C. K., and D. C. Baker (eds.), Nucleosides
Part 6: Superfamily Palaemonoidea, by F. A. and Nucleotides as Antitumor and Antiviral
Chace, Jr. and A. J. Bruce, 539 Agents, 135
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