The Quarterly Review of Biology 2001: Vol 76 Index

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INDEX TO ARTICLES AND COMMENTARIES:
VOLUME 76 (2001)
Entn es are b} y ffiillle and / auth‘io r: so designated
Adams R M M (with U G Mueller, T R Schultz, Jennions M D, A P Moller, and M Petrie, Sexually
C R Currie, and D Malloch), The Origin of Selected Traits and Adult Survival: A Veta
the Altine Ant-Fungus Mutualism, 169
\dult survival and sexually selected traits: a meta-
analysis, 3
\nt-fungus mutualism (attine), the origin of, 169 Kriegsfeld L |] (with B J Prendergast and R J
Attine ant-fungus mutualism, the origin of, 169 Nelson), Photopeniodic Polyphenisms in Rodents:
Neuroendocrine Mechanisms, Costs, and Func
tions, 293
Changing environments, evolution in, the “syn-
thetic” work of Clausen, Keck, and Hiesey,
133 Malloch D (with U G Mueller, T R Schultz, C R
Currie C R (with U G Mueller, T R Schultz, Currie, and R M M Adams), The Origin of
RM M Adams, and D Malloch), The Origin the Attine Ant-Fungus Mutualism, 169
of the Attine Ant-Fungus Mutualism, 169 Mammalian Play: Training for the Unexpected, by
M Spinka, R C Newberry, and M Bekoff, 141
Martinez-Palomo A, The Science of Louis Pasteur:
1 Reconsideration, COMMENTARY, 37
Disease and health, evolution in, 417 Meta-analysis, sexually selected traits and adult
survival, 3
Moller A P (with M D Jennions and M Petrie),
Ebert D, and S C Stearns, Evolution in Health and Sexually Selected Traits and Adult Survival: A
Disease: Work in Progress, 417 Veta-Analysis, 3
Evolutionary Biology: Struggling to Escape Exclusively Mueller U G, T R Schultz, C R Currie, R M M
Individual Selection, by D S Wilson, COMMEN- \dams, and D Malloch, The Origin of the
rary, 199 \ttine Ant-Fungus Mutualism, 169
Evolution in Changing Environments: The “Syn
thetic” Work of Clausen, Keck, and Hiesey, by J
Nunez-Farfan and C D Schlichting, 433 Nelson R J (with B J Prendergast and L J Kriegs-
Evolution in Health and Disease: Work in Progress, feld), Photoperiodic Polyphenisms in Rodents:
by S C Stearns and D Ebert, 417 Neuroendocrine Mechanisms, Costs, and Func-
tions, 293
Neuroendocrine mechanisms, costs, and func-
tions, photoperiodic polyphenisms in ro-
Fitness selection and habitat characteristics, the
dents, 293
hormetic zone, 459
Newberry R C (with M Spinka and M Bekoff),
Mammalian Play: Training for the Unexpected,
14]
Habitat characteristics and fitness selection, the Nuinez-Farfan J, and C D Schlichting, Evolution
hormetic zone, 159 in Changing Environments: The “Synthetic”
Health and disease, evolution in, 117 Work of Clausen, Keck, and Hiesey, 433Q
Hormetic Zone: An Ecoiogical and Evolutionary Pei
spective Based Upon Habitat Characteristics and
Fitness Selection, by P A Parsons, 459 Origin of the Attine AntFungus Mutualism, by U G
539
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Mueller, T R Schultz, C R Currie, R M M Schlichting C D, and J Nanez-Farfan, Evolution
Adams, and D Malloch, 169 in Changing Environments: The “Synthetic”
Work of Clausen, Keck, and Hiesey, 433
Schultz T R (with U G Mueller, C R Currie,
RM M Adams, and D Malloch), The Origin
Parsons P A, The Hormetic Zone: An Ecological and
of the Attine Ant-Fungus Mutualism, 169
Evolutionary Perspective Based Upon Habitat
Science of Louis Pasteur: A Reconsideration, by A
Characteristics and Fitness Selection, 459
Martinez-Palomo, COMMENTARY, 37
Petrie M (with M D Jennions and A P Meller),
Sexually Selected Traits and Adult Survival: A Meta-
Sexually Selected Traits and Adult Survival: A
Analysis, bv M D Jennions, A P Moller, and
Meta-Analysis, 3
M Petrie, 3
Photoperiodic Polyphenisms in Rodents: Neuroendo-
Spinka M, RC Newberry, and M Bekoff, Mamma-
crine Mechanisms, Costs, and Functions, by B }
lian Play: Training for the Unexpected, 141
Prendergast, L J Kriegsfeld, and R J] Nel-
Stearns S C, and D Ebert, Evolution in Health and
son, 293
Disease: Work in Progress, 417
Play (mammalian), training for the unexpected,
“Synthetic” work of Clausen, Keck, and Hiesey,
14]
133
Polyphenisms (photoperiodic) in rodents: neu-
roendocrine mechanisms, costs, and func-
tions, 293
Prendergast B J, L_] Kriegsfeld, and R J Nelson, Training for the unexpected, mammalian play,
Photoperiodic Polyphenisms in Rodents: Neuro 14]
endocrine Mechanisms, Costs, and Functions, Traits (sexually selected) and adult survival: a
293 meta-analysis, 3
Rodents, photoperiodic polyphenisms in, neu- Wilson D S, Evolutionary Biology: Struggling to Es-
roendocrine mechanisms, costs, and func- cape Exclusively Individual Selection, COMMEN-
tions, 293 rary, 199
INDEX TO BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS REVIEWED:
VOLUME 76 (2001)
Entries are by title and author/editor; lead review s are so designated.
Abbott L, and T ] Sejnowski (eds), Neural Codes \gusti, J, etal. (eds), The Evolution of Neogene
and Distributed Representations: Founda- errestrial Ecosystems in Europe, 70
tions of Neural Computation, 265 AIDS & HIV in Perspective: A Guide to Under-
Abell R A, et al., Freshwater Ecoregions of North standing the Virus and its Consequences,
America: A Conservation Assessment, 252 by B D Schoub, 2nd ed, 401
Abe T, et al. (eds), Termites: Evolution, Social- Ainsworth C C (ed), Sex Determination in
ity, Symbioses, Ecology, 502 Plants, 497
Abraham Lincoln’s DNA And Other Adventures Aktories K, and I Just, Bacterial Protein Tox-
‘ ory
in Genetics, by P R Reilly, 492 INS, DO/
Across Development: Puzzles to Accompany Aktories K, and T D Wilkins (eds), Clostridium
Scott Gilbert’s Developmental Biology, Sixth difficile, 277
Edition, by K W Tosney, 236 Albatrosses, by W L N Tickell, 362
Adams M P, and M O Moss, Food Microbiology, Al-Dabbagh KY, et al. (eds), Handbook of Aus-
2nd ed, 358 tralian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds,
Vol 4 (Parrots to Dollarbird), 92
Adams R A, and S C Pedersen (eds), Ontogeny,
Alexander M, Biodegradation and Bioremedia-
Functional Ecology, and Evolution of Bats,
tion, 2nd ed, 80
365
Alex Studies: Cognitive and Communicative
Adaptive Genetic Variation in the Wild, ed by
Abilities of Grey Parrots, by I M Pepper-
T A Mousseau et al., 352
berg, 269
Adaptive Radiation, by P R Grant, lead review of
Almost Everyone’s Guide to Science: The Uni-
The Ecology of Adaptive Radiation, by D
verse, Life, and Everything, by J Gribbin
Schluter, 469
and M Gribbin, 68
Advances in Animal Virology, ed by S Jameel
Alt W, et al. (eds), Dynamics of Cell and Tissue
and L Villarreal, 237
Motion, 491
Advances in Chrysomelidae Biology 1, ed by M L
Amphibian Metamorphosis: From Morphology
Cox, 244
to Molecular Biology, by Y-B Shi, 502
Advances in Synaptic Plasticity, ed by M Baudry
Amphibians and Reptiles of Baja California, by
et al., 114
RH McPeak, 245
Adventures in the Bone Trade: The Race to Dis-
Amphibians and Reptiles of Madagascar and the
cover Human Ancestors in Ethiopia’s Afar
Mascarene, Seychelles, and Comoro Islands,
Depression, by J Kalb, 483 by F-W Henkel and W Schmidt (transl by
African Biogeography, Climate Change, and H Kaiser), 507
Human Evolution, ed by T G Bromage and Amphibians and Reptiles of Texas: With Keys,
F Schrenk, 111 Taxonomic Synopses, Bibliography, and
Age of Dinosaurs in Russia and Mongolia, ed by Distribution Maps, by JR Dixon, 2nd ed, 91
M J Benton et al., 482 Ananthakrishnan T N, and A Sen (eds), Biocom-
Agosta W, Thieves, Deceivers, and Killers: Tales munication in Insects, 118
of Chemistry in Nature, 512 Anatomy of Thought: The Origin and Machin-
Agrawal A A, etal. (eds), Induced Plant Defenses ery of the Mind, by I Glynn, 384
Against Pathogens and Herbivores: Bio- Anderson J M, Wildlife Sanctuaries & The Audu-
chemistry, Ecology, and Agriculture, 240 bon Society: Places to Hide and Seek, 106
Agricultural Values of Plant Genetic Resources, Animal Diversity, by C P HickmanJ,r , et al., 2nd
ed by R E Evenson et al., 83 ed, 95
542 PHE QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOG) VOLUME 76
Animal Experimentation: A Guide to the Issues, Behavioral Ecology, Systematics, and Con-
by V Monamy, 340 servation, ed by E S Vrba and G B Schal-
Animal Minds: Beyond Cognition to Conscious- ler, 365
ness, by D R Griffin, 504 Anton I, Bold Science: Seven Scientists Who
Animal Rights: A Subject Guide, Bibliography, Are Changing Our World, 472
and Internet Companion, by ] M Kistler, An Y H, and R J Friedman (eds), Handbook
339 of Bacterial Adhesion: Principles, Methods,
Animal Toxins: Facts and Protocols, ed by H and Applications, 237
Rochat and M-F Martin-Eauclaire, 503 \poptosis in Neurobiology, ed by Y A Hannun
Animalsi n Research: For and Against, by L Gray- and R-M Boustany, 388
son, 473 \ppleby M C, What Should We Do About Ani-
Annotated Bibliography of Colorado Vertebrate mal Welfare?, 56
Zoology, 1776-1995, by R G Beidleman et \quatic and Wetland Plants of Northeastern
al., 95 North America, by G E Crow and C B Hell-
Annual Review of Biochemistry, ed by C ¢ Rich- quist, Vol 1 (Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms,
ardson et al., Vol 69 (2000), 2a2a7 and Angiosperms: Dicotyledons) and Vol 2
Annual Review of Biomedical Engineering, ed (Angiosperms: Monocotyledons), 371
by M L Yarmush et al., Vol 2 (2000), 276 Archaeology of Animal Bones, by T O’Connor,
Annual Review of Biophysics and Biomolecular 182
Structure, ed by R M Stroud et al., Vol 29 Are Souls Real?, by | W Elbert, 217
(2000), 73
Aronowitz R A, Making Sense of Illness: Science,
Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biol- Society, and Disease, 271
Ogy, ed by R Schekman et al., Vol 16
Askins R A, Restoring North America’s Birds:
(2000). 230
Lessons from Landscape Ecology, 257
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, ed
At Home on the Earth: Becoming Native to Our
by D G Fautin et al., Vol 31 (2000), 258
Place: A Multicultural Anthology, ed by D L
Annual Review of Entomology,e d by M R Beren-
Barnhill, 255
baum et al., Vol 46 (2001), 370
Aureli F , and F B M de Waal (eds), Natural
Annual Review of Genetics, ed by A Campbell
Conflict Resolution, 391
et al., Vol 34 (2000), 353
Aurelian Legacy: British Butterflies and Their
Annual Review of Genomics and Human Genet-
Collectors, by M A Salmon, 475
ics, ed by E Lander et al., Vol 1 (2000), 233
Australian Rainforests: Islands of Green in a
Annual Review of Immunology, ed by W E Paul
Land of Fire, by D M J]S Bowman, 376
et al., Vol 18 (2000), 126
Au W WL, et al. (eds), Hearing by Whales and
Annual Review of Immunology, ed by W E Paul
Dolphins, 248
et al., Vol 19 (2001), 534
Ax P, Multicellular Animals: The Phylogenetic
Annual Review of Microbiology,e d by L N Orns-
System of the Metazoa (transl by S Kinsey),
ton and A Balows, Vol 54 (2000), 237
363
Annual Review of Neuroscience, ed by W M
Cowan et al., Vol 23 (2000), 116
Annual Review of Nutrition, ed by D B McCor-
mick et al., Vol 20 (2000), 275 Bacterial and Bacteriophage Genetics, by E A
Annual Review of Physiology, ed by ] F Hoffman Birge, 4th ed, 237
and P De Weer, Vol 62 (2000), 125 Bacterial Protein Toxins, ed by K Aktories and
\nnual Review of Physiology, ed by ] F Hoffman I Just, 357
and P De Weer, Vol 63 (2001), 535 Baddeley R, et al. (eds), Information Theory and
Annual Review of Phytopathology, ed by R K the Brain, 264
Webster et al., Vol 38 (2000), 242 Balance Within: The Science Connecting Health
Annual Review of Plant Physiology and Plant and Emotions, by E M Sternberg, 530
Molecular Biology, ed by R L Jones et al., Ballou D P (ed), Metalloproteins, 229
Vol 51 (2000), 81 Barbas III, C F, et al., Phage Display: A Labora-
\ntelopes, Deer, and Relatives: Fossil Record, tory Manual, 487
DECEMBER 200] INDEX TO BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS REVIEWED
Barbour M G, and W D Billings, North American Bibby C J, et al., Bird Census Techniques, 2nd
Terrestrial Vegetation, 2nd ed, 382 ed, 363
Barker R A, and S B Dunnett, Neural Repair, Biochemical Models of Leaf Photosynthesis, by
Transplantation and Rehabilitation, 386 S von Caemmerer, 359
Barnard P C (ed), Identifying British Insects and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Plants,
Arachnids: An Annotated Bibliography of ed by B B Buchanan et al., 359
Key Works, 89 Biocommunication in Insects, ed by T N Anan-
Barnett J A, et al., Yeasts: Characteristics and thakrishnan and A Sen, 118
Identification, 3rd ed, 238 Biocultural Approaches to the Emotions, ed by
Barnhill D L (ed), At Home on the Earth: Be- A L Hinton, 123
coming Native to Our Place: A Multicultural siodegradation and Bioremediation, by M Alex-
Anthology, 255 ander, 2nd ed, 80
Bascombe M J, et al. (eds), The Butterflies of 3iodiversity and Native America, ed by P E
Hong Kong, 87 Minnis and W J Elisens, 499
Baudry M, et al. (eds), Advances in Synaptic Bioelectronics Handbook: MOSFETs, Biosen-
Plasticity, 114 sors, and Neurons, by M Grattarola and GLa
Bazin H, The Eradication of Smallpox: Edward Massobrio, 267
Jenner and the First and Only Eradication Biofilms in the Aquatic Environment, ed by C W
of aH uman Infectious Disease (transl by A Keevil et al., 511
Morgan and G Morgan), 476 siographies of Scientific Objects, ed by L Das-
Begley D J, et al. (eds), The Blood-Brain Barrie ton, 214
and Drug Delivery to the CNS, 387 Biolinguistics: Exploring the Biology of Lan-
Behavioral Neurobiology: The Cellular Organi- guage, by L Jenkins, 395
zation of Natural Behavior, by T ] Carew, Biological Individuality: The Identity and Persis-
522 tence of Living Entities, by ]W ilson, 216
Behavioral Neuroscience of the Septal Region, iological Responses to DNA Damage, by Cold
ed by R Numan, 390 Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 494
Beidleman R G, et al., Annotated Bibliography
Biological Systematics: Principles and Applica-
of Colorado Vertebrate Zoology, 1776-1995,
tions, by R T Schuh, 218
95
Biology and Epistemology, ed by R Creath and
Bellen H J (ed), Neurotransmitter Release, 388
J Maienschein, 215
Bellows T S, and T W Fisher (eds), Handbook
Biology, Brains, and Behavior: The Evolution of
of Biological Control: Principles and Appli-
Human Development, ed by S T Parker et
cations of Biological Control, 109
al., 530
Benaka L R (ed), Fish Habitat: Essential Fish
Biology, Evclution, and Human Nature, by T H
Habitat and Rehabilitation, 99
Goldsmith and W F Zimmerman, 493
Benson D E, et al., Wildlife Stewardship and
Biology in Physics: Is Life Matter?, by K Bogda-
Recreation on Private Lands, 516
nov, 342
Benton M J, et al. (eds), The Age of Dinosaurs
Biology of Marine Mammals, ed by J E Reynolds
in Russia and Mongolia, 482
Berenbaum M R, Buzzwords: A Scientist Muses Il and S A Rommel, 369
on Sex, Bugs, and Rock ‘N’ Roll, 223 Biology of the Pancreas in Growing Animals, ed
Berenbaum M R, et al. (eds), Annual Review of by S G Pierzynowski and R Zabielski, 367
Entomology, Vol 46 (2001), 370 Biopharmaceutical Drug Design and Develop-
Berta A, and J L Sumich, Marine Mammals: Evo- ment, ed by S Wu-Pong andY Rojanasakul, 74
lutionary Biology, 96 Biotechnology and Plant Protection in Forestry
Berthoz A, The Brain’s Sense of Movement Science, ed by S P Raychaudhuri and K
(transl by G Weiss), 385 Maramorosch, 261
Beveridge M C M, and B J McAndrew (eds), Biotechnology of Food Crops in Developing
Tilapias: Biology and Exploitation, 506 Countries, ed by T Hohn and K M Let
Beyond the Science Wars: The Missing Dis- singer, 84
course about Science and Society, ed by U Bird Census Techniques, by CJ Bibby et al., 2nd
Segerstrale, 212 ed, 363
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sirder’s Mexico, by R H Wauer, 364 sright Paradise: Victorian Scientific Travellers,
Bird Nests and Construction Behavior, by M by P Raby, 61
Hansell, 526 Britton G, et al. (eds), Carotenoids, Vol 3 (Bio-
Birds of Nepal, by R Grimmett et al., 364 svnthesis and Metabolism), 227
3irds of the Chai-Malay Peninsula: Covering Bromage 1 G, and F Schrenk (eds), \frican
Burma and Thailand South of the Eleventh Biogeography, Climate Change, and Hu-
Parallel, Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore, man Evoluiion, 111
by D R Wells, Vol | Non-Passerines), 94 Bronchud M H, etal. (eds), Principleso f Molec-
sirge E A, sacterial and Bacteriophage Genet- ular Oncology, 125
ics, 4th ed, 237 srownell P, and G Polis (eds), Scorpion Biology
Birkhead I, Promiscuityv: An Evolutionary His and Research, 506
tory of Sperm Competition, 494 Brown | H, and G B West (eds), Scaling in Biol-
Blackhearts: Ecology in Outback Australia, by R ogy, 219
Symanski, 263 srvant J A, et al. (eds), Programmed Cell Death
Blood-Brain Barrier and Drug Delivery to the in Animals and Plants, 491
CNS, ed by D J Begley et al., 387 Brvophyte Biology, ed by A J Shaw and B Goffi-
Bobrov E G, and N N Tzvelev, Flora of the USSR, net, 497
Volume XXIX: Compositae: Tribe Cicho- Juchanan B B, et al. (eds), Biochemistry and
rieae, 359 Molecular Biology of Plants, 359
sock CE, and J H Bock, The View from Bald Hill: Bugs in the System: Redesigning the Pesticide
Thirty Years in an Arizona Grassland, 103 Industry for Sustainable Agriculture, ed by
Boehm C, Hierarchy in the Forest: The Evolu- W Vorley and D Keeney, 257
tion of Egalitarian Behavior, 111 Burke D, et al., Methods in Yeast Genetics: A
Jogdanov K, Biology in Physics: Is Life Mat- Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Course
ter?, 342 Manual, 80
Bogue M B, Fishing the Great Lakes: An Envi Burkhardt F, et al. (eds), The Correspondence
ronmental History, 1783-1933, 252 of Charles Darwin, Vol 11 (1863). 58
30ld Science: Seven Scientists Who Are Chang- Jurnham T, and J Phelan, Mean Genes, 391
ing Our World, by T Anton, 472 3urton R F, Physiology by Numbers: An Encour-
Bolles E B (ed), Galileo’s Commandment: 2,500 agement to Quantitative Thinking, 2nd ed,
Years of Great Science Writing, 221 66
Bonabeau E, et al., Swarm Intelligence: From Business of Sustainable Forestry: Strategies fo
Natural to Artificial Systems, 268 an Industry in Transition, by M B Jenkins
Bossard C C, et al. (eds), Invasive Plants of Cali- and E T Smith, 377
fornia’s Wildlands, 516 suss D, The Dangerous Passion: Why Jealousy
Bottlenose Dolphin: Biology and Conservation, Is as Necessary as Love and Sex, 392
by ] E Reynolds HI et al., 370 Butler J]M , Forensic DNA Typing: Biology &
Bowman D M JS, Australian Rainforests: Islands Technoiogy Behind STR Markers, 484
of Green in a Land of Fire, 376 sutterflies of Hong Kong, ed by M J] Bascombe
Brain’s Sense of Movement, by A Berthoz (transl et al., 87
by G Weiss), 385
Butterflies of Papua New Guinea: Their System-
Branch M P, and D J Philippon (eds), The
atics and Biology, by M Parsons, 88
Height of Our Mountains: Nature Writing
Buzzwords: A Scientist Muses on Sex, Bugs, and
from Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains and
Rock *‘N’ Roll, by M R Berenbaum, 223
Shenandoah Valley, 260
Brandon K, et al. (eds), Parks in Peril: People,
Politics, and Protected Areas, 259
Braunbeck T, et al. (eds), Fish Ecotoxicology, California Condor: A Saga of Natural History
979
II/D and Conservation, by N Snyder and H Sny-
sreitling F, and S Diibel, Recombinant Antibod- der, 361
ies, 487 Calvin W H, and D Bickerton, Lingua ex Mach-
Bridge P, et al. (eds), Molecular Variability of ina: Reconciling Darwin and Chomsky with
Fungal Pathogens, 239 the Human Brain, 383
DECEMBER 200] INDEX TO BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS REVIEWED 545
‘amel’s Nose: Memoirs of a Curious Scientist, ell and Developmental Biology of Arabinoga-
by K Schmidt-Nielsen, 58 lactan-Proteins, ed by E A Nothnagel et
campbell A, et al. (eds), Annual Review of Ge- al., 490
netics, Vol 34 (2000), 353 entury of the Gene, by E F Keller, 351
ampbell C L, et al., The Formative Years of erebral Palsies: Epidemiology and Causal Path-
Plant Pathology in the United States, 81 wavs, by F Stanley et al., 276
‘ancer: The Evolutionary Legacy, by M Greaves, erebral Signal Transduction: From First to
oO”
a/ Fourth Messengers, ed by M E A Reith, 113
ancer Vaccines and Immunotherapy, ed by P I etacean Societies: Field Studies of Dolphins
Stern et al., 534 and Whales, ed by J Mann et al., 95
‘ann A J (ed), DNA Virus Replication, 485 ‘hance, Development, and Aging, by C E Finch
ann A J] (ed), Virus Culture: A Practical Ap- and T BI Kirkwood, 356
proach, 358 haracter Concept in Evolutionary Biology, ed
‘an We Be Darwinian and Religious?, by A Falk, by G P Wagner, 355
lead review of God After Darwin: A Theology harles Darwin’s Zoology Notebooks & Spec i-
of Evolution, by | F Haught, and Intelligent men Lists from H.M.S. Beagle, ed by R
Design: The Bridge Between Science and Keynes, 214
Theology, by W A Dembski, 47 hecklist of the Birds of Northern South Amer-
‘arbonic Anhydrases: New Horizons, ed by W R ica: An Annotated Checklist of the Species
Chegwidden et al., 488 and Subspecies of Ecuador, Colombia, Ven-
‘arew T J, Behavioral Neurobiology: The Cellu- ezuela, Aruba, Curacao, Bonaire, Trinidad &
lar Organization of Natural Behavior, 522 Tobago, Guvana, Suriname and French
‘arey J R, and D S Judge, Longevity Records: Guiana, by C Rodner et al., 247
Life Spans ofM ammals, Birds, Amphibians, hegwidden W R, et al. (eds), The Carbonic
Reptiles, and Fish, 364 \nhydrases: New Horizons, 488
varey M, and ST Smale, Transcriptional Regula- thildren’s Understanding of Biology and Health,
tion in Eukaryotes: Concepts, Strategies, ed by M Siegal and C C Peterson, 121
and Techniques, 75 hilds B, Genetic Medicine: A Logic of Dis-
‘arnevali M D C, and F Bonasoro (eds), Echino- ease, 124
derm Research 1998, 87 hisholm J S, Death, Hope and Sex: Steps to an
Carotenoids, ed by G Britton etal., Vol 3 (Biosyn- Evolutionary Ecology of Mind and Moral-
thesis and Metabolism), 227 itv, 120
Carpenter K, Eggs, Nests, and Baby Dinosaurs: hristophe AB, and S De Vriese (eds), Fat Diges-
A Look at Dinosaur Reproduction, 224 tion and Absorption, 275
Carraway K L, and C A Carothers Carraway, Cy- Jladistic Biogeography: Interpreting Patternso f
toskeleton: Signalling and Cell Regulation: Plant and Animal Distributions, by C J
A Practical Approach, 349 Humphries and L R Parenti, 2nd ed, 108
Cartwright J, Evolution and Human Behavior: Clark W R, A Means to an End: The Biological
Darwinian Perspectives on Human Nature, Basis of Aging and Death, 342
354 lementi F, et al. (eds), Neuronal Nicotinic Re-
Castro P, and M E Huber, Marine Biology, 3rd ceptors, 387
ed, 100 liff Ecology: Pattern and Process in Cliff Ecosys-
Caswell H, Matrix Population Models: Construc- tems, by D W Larson et al., 107
tion, Analysis, and Interpretation, 2nd ed, Clostridium difficile, ed by K Aktories and T D
518 Vilkins, 277
Catfish 2000: Proceedings of the International Coetzee | M, et al., The Lives of Animals, 215
Ictalurid Symposium, ed by E R Irwin et Cohen I R, Tending Adam’s Garden: Evolving
al., 245 the Cognitive Immune Self, 489
Cause and Correlation in Biology: A User’s Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Biological
Guide to Path Analysis, Structural Equations Responses to DNA Damage, 494
and Causal Inference, by B Shipley, 478 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Signaling
Cell: A Molecular Approach, by G M Cooper, and Gene Expression in Immune System,
2nd ed, 229 186
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Collet A, Swimming with Giants: My Encounters Crary J, Suspensions of Perception: Attention,
with Whales, Dolphins, and Seals (transl by Spectacle, and Modern Culture, 122
G Wurst), 510 Crayfish in Europe as Alien Species: How to
Colletotrichum: Host Specificity, Pathology, and Make the Best of a Bad Situation?, ed by F
Host-Pathogen Interaction, ed by D Prusky Gherardi and D M Holdich, 370
et al., 361 Creath R, and ] Maienschein (eds), Biology and
‘ombinatorial Chemistry and Molecular Diver- Epistemology, 215
sity in Drug Discovery, ed by E M Gordon Crow G E, and C B Hellquist, Aquatic and Wet-
and J F Kerwin,Jr , 227 land Plants of Northeastern North America,
‘ommon Names of Mammals of the World, by Vol 1 (Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, and
D E Wilson and F R Cole, 250 Angiosperms: Dicotyledons) and Vol 2 (An-
community Ecology in a Changing World, by ]H giosperms: Monocotyledons), 371
Lawton, 258 Crow J] F, and W F Dove (eds), Perspectives on
companion Animals and Us: Exploring the Re- Genetics: Anecdotal, Historical, and Criti-
lationships Between People and Pets, ed by cal Commentaries, 1987—1998, 349
A L Podberscek et al., 53] Crump M, In Search of the Golden Frog, 343
omparative Hearing: Birds and Reptiles, ed by Cubilla A H, and J B C Jackson (eds), Proceed-
R J] Dooling et al., 364 ings of the 11th International Bryozoology
comparative Vertebrate Reproduction, by | Lom- Association Conference, 101
bardi, 235 Cuckoos, Cowbirds and Other Cheats, by N B
computational Molecular Biology: An Algorith- Davies, 509
mic Approach, by P A Pevzner, 485 Cullen J, et al. (eds), The European Garden
‘computational Vision: Information Processing Flora: A Manual for the Identification of
in Perception and Visual Behavior, by H A Plants Cultivated in Europe, Both Out-of-
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