The Quarterly Review of Biology 2010: Vol 85 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO ARTICLES
VOLUME 85 (2010)
Analogical Thinking in Ecology Looking beyond Dis Community ecology, conceptual synthesis, 183
ipl nary Boundaries, by M Colyvan an | Conceptual Synthesis in Community Ecology, by M
L. R. Ginzburg 17] Vellend, 183
Assessing Vac roOtn vertebrate Bi) oduj ersily in Freshu Cuoghi B with M Mandrioli, L. Mola, D
slfms Adi ances and Challenges sonett), | ndoreplication \ Volecular Trick
DNA-Based Approaches. by M. I Pfrender during Animal Neuron Evolution. 159
19 Current Perspectives on the Biological Study of Play
Signs of Progress, by K Lewis Graham and
Behe M. | | xperrmental | votution Loss of-Functu G. M Jurghardt, 393
Viutations, and “The first Rule { Adaptive ki
lution.” 419 Deconstructing the Superorganism Social Phy siology,
Blancke S. (with M soudry and | Sraeckman iy udpians enomics, by B. R. John-
lrreducible Incoherence ane Intelligent Design son and T. A Linksvayer, 57
1 Lool into the Con ceptual Toolbor yf a Pseu
aose ience, 473 cal Impact of Invasive Cane loads (Bufo
sorregaard M. K (with ¢ Rahbek zusalit marinus in \ustralia, by R. Shine, 253
t7]h e Re> lJa tionship between Ceographu Distribu olution of Resource-Related He lerospe
j Ion and Spe les \bw dance \ if logog vession, by K. S Peiman and B W
Boudry M. (withS . Blancke and J. Braeckman) Robinson, | 3
Irreductble Incohere nee and Inte llige nt Des g / ndorepir alion \ Molecular Trick during Animal
1 Lool into the ¢ onceptuai Toolbox of a Pse u Neuron I volution by M Mandrioli, I Mola,
Aoscience 173 B. Cuoghi, and D sonett, 159
Braeckman J. (with M. Boudry and S. Blancke Experimental Evolution, Loss-of-Function Mutations,
Irreductble Ince herence and Intellige ni Design and “The First Rule of Adaptive Evolution, ai by
1 Look into the Conceptual Toolbox of a Pseu M. J. Behe, 419
doscience, 473
Burghardt G M. (with K Lewis Graham), Cu Folse Il H. J. (with J. Roughgarden), What is an
rent Perspect es on the Biological Study of Play Individual Organism? 1 Multilevel Selection
Signs of Progre $s 193 Perspective, 147
Freshwate1 ecosystems, assessing macroinverte-
Cane toads (Bufo marinus) in Australia, ecolog brate biodiversity: advances and challenges
ical impact, 253 in DNA-based approat hes, 319
Causality of the Relationship between Geographic Dis
tribution and Species Abundance, by M. K Geographic distribution and species abundance,
Borregaard and C. Rahbek, 3 causality of the relationship between, 3
Chaves L. F (with (¢ J M. Koenraadt), Climate Ginzburg L. R (with M Colyvan), Analogical
Change and Highland Malaria: Fresh Air for a Thinking in Ecology: Looking beyond Disciplin
Hot Debate, 27 ary Boundaru A ] 71
Climate Change and Highland Valana Fresh An
for a Hot Debate, by | F. Chavaned sC. J. M Heterospecific aggression, ecology and evolu-
Koenraadt, 27 tion of resource-related, 133
Colyvan M (with L. R. Ginzburg Analogic al
Thinking in Ecology: Looking beyond Disciplin Individual organism, a multilevel selection per-
ary Boundaries, 171 spective, 447
THI Ul ARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOG) VoL Mi 85
id irreducible incoherence PeimanK . S. (with B. W. Robinson), /:
ptual toolbox ota Evolution of Resource-Related Heterospr
gression, 133
Desig Pfrender M. E., et al., As sessing Macro
/ hox of a Pseud Biodivers Freshu ater Ecosystems
Blancke, |]. Braeck ind Challenges in DNA-Based Appro
Play current perspectives on the biological
study of 93
Rahbek ( with M. K Borreg+a ard
onshit Ge
on ar i Species Al undance . ?
Robinson B. W. (withK . S. Peiman), /
hoenraadt ¢
Evolution of Resource-Related Heterospe
Roughgarden | with H | Folse Il
| Organism? — A Vultile
Burghardt
Scheiner S. M
Johnson for Bit logy
Si Shine R., Ee l Impact of Invas
Bufo marinus) 77 Australia, 253
Sonetti D with M Mandrioli, | Mola, B
highland ind cl, imate change: fresh, Cuoghi k-ndoreplication \ Moles ular Tricl
1 hot tur Animal Neuron£ 1 ol7ut ion 159
Mola. B. Cuoghi, D Superorganism, deconstructing social physiol
ogy, groundplans, and sociogenomics, 57
rd a Conceptual Framework for Biol
S. M. Scheinet G3
i Mol
159
Vellend M
iS, loss-of-function, experimental evolution
adaptive evolution 119
d dual Organism 4 1 Multileve j
i moleculal trick lection Perspective, by H. |. Folse Ul and ]
Roughgarden, 447
INDEX TO TITLES AND AUTHORS/EDITORS OF BOOKS REVIEWED
VOLUME 85 (2010)
Abedon S I (ed.), Bacteriophage Ecology tion, and Future of Life on a Planet in
Population Growth, Evolution ind Impact lurmoil, by J. Gale, 88
of Bacterial Viruses, 109 Atlas of Descriptive Histology, by M. H. Ross et
Ainsworth and Bisbvy’s Dictionary of the Fungi, al., 104
ed. by P. M. Kirk et al 10th ed., 113 Avise |. C., et al (eds.), In the Light of Evolu-
Airway Chemoreceptors in the Vertebrates tion, Volume II Biodiversity and Extinc-
structure, Evolution and Function, ed. by won, 294229
G. Zaccone et al., 230
Aitken M., et al Mathematics for Biological Bacteriophage Ecology: Population Growth,
Scientists, 488 Evolution, and Impact of Bacterial Viruses,
Alberts B.., et al., Essential Cell Biology, 3rd ed., ed. by S. T. Abedon, 109
105 BarahsD . P., andJ . I Lipton, How Women Got
Al-Chalabi A., and L. Almasy (eds.), Genetics of Their Curves and Other Just-So Stories:
Complex Human Diseases: A Laboratory Evolutionary Enigmas, 121
Manual, 107 sarash D. P., and J. E. Lipton, Strange Bedfel-
kc ws rhe Surprising Connection between
Alcock J., Animal Behavior: An Evolutionarn
Sex, Evolution and Monogamy, 505
Approach, 9th ed., 100
Barrow M. \ Jr., Nature’s Ghosts: Confronting
Allee Effects in Ecology and Conservation, by F
Extinction from the Age of Jefferson to the
Courchamp et al., 216 4\ cg e of Ecology, 222
Analysing Cycles in Biology and Medicine: A
Battarbee R. W., and H. A. Binney (eds.), Nat-
Practical Introduction to Circular Variables
ural Climate Variability and Global Warm-
and Periodic Regression, by K. N. L. Bell,
ing: A Holocene Perspective, 494
2nd ed., 123
satvgina T. B. (ed.), Embryology of Flowering y
Ancient Bodies, Modern Lives How Evolution
Plants: Terminology and ( oncepts, Vol. 3
Has Shaped Women’s Health, by W
(Reproductive Systems), 510
Trevathan, 500
Beehler B. M., Lost Worlds Adventures in the
Animal Behavior: An Evolutionary \pproach,
rropical Rainforest, 97
by J. Alcoc9tkh, e d., 100
Behme S.., Manufacturing of Pharmaceutical
Animalcules: The Activities, Impacts, and Inves-
Proteins: From Technology to Economy,
tigators of Microbes, by B. Dixon, 108
231
Annelids in Modern Biology, ed. by D. H Bekotf M., and J Pierce, Wild Justice: The
Shain, 512 Moral Lives of Animals, 226
Annotated Origin: A Facsimile of the First Edi- sell K. N. LL, Analysing Cycles in Biology and
tion of On the Origin of Specu s, by C. Darwin Medicine: \ Practical Introduction to Cir-
(annotated by J. T. Costa), 86 cular Variables and Periodic Regression,
\pe by J]. Sorenson, 240 2nd ed., 123
Arctic Fox: Life at the Top of the World, by G Benton M. J., and D. A. T. Harper, Introduction
Hamilton, 239 to Paleobiology and the Fossil Record, 89
Art and Politics of Science, by H. Varmus, 207 Berenbaum M. R., The Earwig’s Tail: A Modern
Aspergillus fumigatus and Aspergillosis, ed. by sestiary of Multi-Legged Legends, 371
].-P. Latgé and W. J. Steinbach, 110 Bickerton D., and E. Szathmary (eds.), Biologi-
Astrobiology of Earth: The Emergence, Evolu- cal Foundations and Origin of Syntax, 363
YR THE QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOG) VOLUME 8&5
Big Questions in Ecology and Evolution, by x ae! h ( The Real Chimpanzee: Sex Strat
lr. N. Sherratt ;i nd D. M Wilkinson, 359 gies in the Forest, 380
Bingham P. M and Souza, Death from a 300k of Indian Butterflies, by 1. Kehimkar, 514
Distance and the Birth of a Humane Uni Bradshaw G. A Elephants on the Edge: What
vVcrse Human Evolution, Behavior, His Animals Teach Us about Humanity, 520
tory and Your Future 162 Braithwaite B Do Fish Feel Pain?, 515
Biodiversity LOL. by M. I Laverty et al., 96 Brasier M., Darwin's Lost World: The Hidden
Bioeconomics of Invasive Species: Integrating History of Animal Life 214
Ecology Economics, Policy, and Manage- Braude S., and B. S Low (eds }, An Introduc-
ment, ed. by R. P Keller et al., 96 tion to Methods and Models in Ecology,
informatics, by T. ¢ Hodgman et al 2nd Evolution, and Conservation Biology, 349
ed i4-4 Bromham L., Reading the Story of DNA: A Be-
iomftormatcs Tools and Applications, ed. by ginner’s Guide to Molecular Evolution,
D. Edwardets a l., 545 223
Brown D. O and M.S Dantzker, Signals for
iological Applications of Microfluidics, ed. by
Survival Animal Communication through
F. A. Gomez, 346
the Lives of Great Black-Backed Gulls and
" logical Control ot lropical Weeds | sing \r-
Herring Gulls, 102
thropods, ed. by R. Muniappane t al., 95
Brunetta L., and C. I Craig, Spider Silk: Evo-
ological Foundations and Origin of Syntax
ed. by D. Bickerton and I Szathmary Tleeeos)) lution and 400 Million Years of Spinning,
Waiting, Snagging, and Mating, 503
logical Systematics: Principles and Applica
tions, by R.> T. Schuh and i ve Brower Bujnicki |. M ed.), Predictiono f Protein Struc-
tures, Functions and Interactions i164
2nd ed.. 50%
Jumblebees: Behaviour, Ecology, and Conser-
logy and Breedi| ng of Crucifers, ed. by S. K
vation, by D. Goulson, 2nd ed., 373
Gupta, 1]
Butlin R., et al. (eds.), Speciation and Patterns
ind Management of Dogfish Sharks,
of Diversity, 495
ed. by V. F. Gallucecti a l., 517
logy is Technology: The Promise . Peril, and
apybaras: A Natural History of the World’s
New Business of Engineering Life, by R. H
Largest Rodent, by R. D. Lord, 378
Carlson 541
argill M., and P. O’Connor, Writing Scientific
sology of Coastal Sand Dunes by M. A. Maun,
Research Articles: Strategy and Steps, 122
554
arlson B M., Human Embrvology and Devel
Biology of Rocky Shores, by C. Little et al.. 2nd
opmental Biology ith ed., 508
ed 217
arlson R H.., Biology Is Technolog The
Biomeasurement \ Student's Guide to Biolog-
Promise Peril, and New Business of Engi-
ical Statistics, by D Hawkins, 2nd ed., 345
neering Life, 34]
sird Conservatioannd Agriculture by J. D. Wil
arroll R Che Rise of Amphibians: 365 Million
son et al ! a2i
Years of Evolution, 236
sird-Finding Guide to Costa Rica, by B. Lawson
arroll S. B., Into the Jungle: Great Adventures
519
in the Search tor Evolution, 225
sirds of Eastern North America: A Photo- artmill M and F. H. Smith The Human Lin-
graphic Guide by P. Sterry and B. F Small, eage, 91
rd asselman |. M and D. K. Cairns (eds.), Eels at
Birds of Western North America: A Photo- the | dge Science, Status, and Conserva-
graphic Guide by P. Sterry and B. E Small, tion Concerns, 118
rid ave Biology Life in Darkness, by A. Romero,
Birkhead 1 R., eta l. (eds.), Sperm Biology: An 556
Evolutionary Perspective 509 hallenges for Diadromous Fishes in a Dynamix
Blondel ] et al eds The Mediterranean Re- Global Environment, ed. by A. J. Haro et
gion Biological Diversity in Space and al., 235
Time, 2nd ed., 497 hancellor G., and J. Van Wyhe (eds.), Charles
DECEMBER 2010 INDEX TO BOOKS REVIEWED 529
Darwin’: Nc tebe »« yks from the Voyage of Cronk Q. C. B., The Molecular Organography
the Beagle, S50 of Plants, 369
hangizi M., The Vision Revolution, How the Crump M., Sexy Orchids Make Lousy Lovers
Latest Research Overturns Everything We and Other Unusual Relationships, 357
Thought We Knew About Human Vision, CyrinoJ . E. P et al. (eds.), Feeding and Diges-
230 tive Function of Fishes, 374
hape S., et al. (eds.), The World’s Protected
Areas: Status, Values and Prospects in the Darwin C., The Annotated Origin: A Facsimile
2ist Century, 220 of the First Edition of On the Origin of Species
harles Darwin’s Notebooks from the Voyage (annotated by | I. Costa), 86
of the Beagle, ed. by G. Chancellor and ] Darwin in Galapagos: Footsteps to aN ew World,
Van Wyhe, 86 by K. T. Grant and G. B. Estes, 342
heshire G., Evolution: A Litthe History of a Darwin in the Archives: Papers on Erasmus Dar-
Great Idea, 99 win and Charles Darwin from the Journal of
layton S. and G. Myers, Conservation Psychol the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History
ogy: Understanding and Promoting Hu- and Archives of Natural History, ed. by E. C.
man Care for Nature, 494 Nelson and D. M. Porter, 484
lout M. N., and P. A. Williams, Invasive Species
Darwin’s Armada: Four Voyages and the Battle
Management: 4 Handbook of Principles
for the Theory of Evolution, by I. Mc-
and Techniques, 495
Calman, 210
ognitive Biology: Evolutionary and Develop-
Darwin’s Lost World: The Hidden History of
mental Perspectives on Mind, Brain, and
Animal Life, by M Srasier, 214
Behavior, ed. by I Tommasi et al., 228
Darwin's ictures: Views of Evolutionary The-
ognitive Ecology II, ed. by R. Dukas and J. M
ory, 1837-1874, by ] Ve SS (transl. L.
Ratcliffe, 506
Lantz), 484
ognitive Neurosciences, ed. by M. S. (sazza-
Darwinian Populations and Natural Selection,
niga, th ed., 507
by P. Godfrey-Smith, 499
ommunication Skills for the Biosciences: A
Dawkins M. S., Observing Animal Behaviour:
Graduate Guide, by \. Divan, 488
Design and Analysis of Quantitative Data,
omparative Biogeography: Discovering and
10]
Classifying Biogeographical Patterns of a
de Waal F., Primates and Philosophers: How
onn P. M., Sourcebook of Models for Biomed-
Morality Evolved, 100
ical Research, 38]
Death from a Distance and the Birth of a Hu-
onroy M. & and J. P. Carroll, Quantitative
mane Universe Human Evolution, Behav-
Conservation of Vertebrates, 498
ior, History, and Your Future, by P. M
onservation Psychology: Understanding and
Promoting Human Care for Nature, by S singham and J. Souza, 362
Clayton and G. Myers, 494 Decapod Crustacean Phylogenetics, by J. W.
orlett R. T., The Ecology of Tropical East Asia, Martin et al., 116
355 Deep-Sea Biodiversity: Pattern and Scale, by
ougar: Ecology and Conservation, ed. by M. M. A. Rex and R. J. Etter, 352
Hornocker and S. Negri, 379 Defining Darwin: Essays on the History and Phi-
ourchamp F., et al., Allee Effects in Ecology losophy of Evolutionary Biology, by M
and Conservation, 216 Ruse, 483
ousens R., et al., Dispersal in Plants: A Popu- Del Tredici P., Wild Urban Plants of the North-
lation Perspec tive, 92 east: \ Field Guide, 511
ovote at the Kitchen Door: Living with Wild- Depth: An Account of Scientific Explanation,
life in Suburbia, by S. DeStefano, 520 by M. Strevens, 84
raine J. M., Resource Strategies of Wild Plants, DeStefano S., Coyote at the Kitchen Door: Liv-
233 ing with Wildlife in Suburbia, 520
ritical Transitions in Nature and Society, by M. Dinosaur Odyssey: Fossil Threads in the Web of
Scheffer, 212 Life, by S. D. Sampson, 347
530 THI Ol ARTERLY RI VIEW OF BIOLOG) VOLUME 85
Dispersal in Plants: A Population Perspective from the Humanities, ed. by D. K. Swearet
by R. Cousens et al., 92 57
Divan A Communication Skills for the Biosci Ecology of Cities ind lowns \ Comparative
ences \ Graduate Guide SS Approach, e¢ 1. by M ] McDonnell et al
Dixon B Animak ules Uhe Activities Impacts 218
ind Investig itors of Mi robe S LOS Ecology of Marine Sediments: From Science to
Do Bats Drink Blow veh Fascinating Answers to Management by J]. S. Gray and M. Elliott,
Questions about Bats by B. A. Schmidt 2nd ed., 217
French ind ¢ \. Butler, 238 Ecology of the Shortgrass Steppe: A Long-Term
Do I ish Feel Pai by \ Braithwaite, 515 Perspective, ed. by W. K. Lauenroth and
Dx Hummingbi rds Hum+?: | iscinating Answers 1. C. Burke, 217
to Questions about Hummingbirds DV Ecology of Tropical East Asia, by R. 1 Corlett
G. C. West and ¢ \. Butler, 518 155
Dodds W K Laws Theories, and Patterns in
EdwardsD ., et al. (eds.), Bioinformatics: Tools
Ecology 100)
and Applications, 345
Doing P., Velvet Revolution at the Svnchrotron
Felsa t the Edge: Science Status, and conserva
Phy sics ind Change in Science
tion Concerns, ed. by J. M. Casselman and
211
D. K. ¢ airns, 118
Doing Science: Design Analysis and Commu
Firas J. C., etal eds Fish Diseases, Vol 1,119
nication ol scientini Research, by I Va
Fir is | ( etal eds Fish Diseases, Vol 2.119
lie ta 2nd ed 187
Electrical Dynamics of the Dendritic Space, by
Dolins F. I und R. W Mitchell eds.) Spatial
S. M. Korogod and § Tyé-Dumont, 507
Cognition Spat | Pe reepuon Mapping
the Self and Space 506 Elephantso n the Edge: What Animals Teach Us
about Humanity, by G. A Bradshaw 520
Domenici P., and B. G. Kapoor (eds Fish Lo-
comotion An Eco-l thologi al Pe rspective Ellison P. T., and P. B Gray (eds I ndo« rinol
515 ogy of Social Relationships, 101
Dopamine Tr LnSporl ters: Chemistry Biology Embodiments of Will Anatomical and Physio-
ind Pharmacolog ed by M. | lrudell logical Theories of Voluntary Animal Mo-
ind S Lz nwasscecl 103 tion from Greek Antiquity to the Latin
Douglas A. | The Sy mbioti Habit 199 Middle Ages, 400 B.C.-A.D. 1 00. by M
Drickamer | ind D Dewsbury eds.), Leaders Frampton, 211
n Animal Behavior The Second Genera- Embryology of Flowering Plants Ferminology
162 and Concepts, ed. by 7 B. Jatveina Vol. 3
Dukas R and |. M Rat lif fe eds Cognitive Reproductive Systems), 510
Ecology I, 506 Enclosed | xperimental Ecosystems and Scale
amie Farth, b R Parenti and M. (¢ Tools for Understanding and Managing
Ebach, 224 Coastal Ecosystems, ed. by ]. EF Petersen et
Dyslexia, Lear ng ind the Brain, by R. L. Nic al., 353
olson and A | Fawcett, 229 Endocrinology of Social Relationships, ed. by
P. T. Ellison and P. B. Gray, ! 0]
Life History of Marine Fishes, by B. S Environmental Biology: The Conditionso f Life
Millet and A. W. Kendall, Jr., 373 Environmental Selection, Extinction, Cre
\ Tail: A Modern Besti: iry of Multi- auon Adaptation and Overpopulation, by
Legged Legends, by M. R. Berenbaum, 371 .. Hilleman, 92
Ecological Modelling: An Introduction, by S. I Environmental Impact of Genetically Modified
Jorgensen, 49] | Crops, ed. by N. Ferry and A. M. R (Gate-
Ecological Models ind Dynamics An Interac house, 97
tive Textbook. bv R Schmitz oO Environmental Molecular Microbiology, ed. by
Ecology and Evolution of Parasitism, ed. by F W.-T. Liu and J. K. Jansson, 367
Thomas et al 5 | Essential Cell Biology, by B. Alberts et al., ird
Ecology indsthe Environment Perspectives ed 105
DECEMBER 2010 INDEX TO BOOKS REVIEWED
Ethology of Domestic Animals An Introductory Forms of Becoming: The Evolutionary Biology
Text, ed. by P Je nsen, 226 of Development, by A. Minelli (transl. by
Evidence and Evolution The Lo gic Behind the M. Epstein), 104
Science,b y I Sober lead review, 81 Foster C. H. W (ed de Twentieth-Century New
Evolution and Emergence of RNA Viruses, by England Land Conservation \ Heritageo f
E. C. Holmes, 568 Civic Engagement, 497
Evoluatndi oEthnics , by T. H. Huxley, 208 Foster R. G., and | Kreitzman, Seasons of Life
Evolution in the Antipodes: Charles Darwin and The Biological Rhythms That Enable Liv-
Australia,b y T. Frame, 361 ing Things to Thrive and Survive, 89
Evolution of God, by R. Wright 209 Foundations of Systematics and Bioge ography,
Evolution, by D. J. Futuyma, 2nd ed., 222 by D. M. Williams and M. C. Ebach, 359
Evolution \ Litthe History of a Great Idea, by G Frame T., Evolution in the Antipodes: Charles
Cheshire, 99 Darwin and Australia, 343
Evolution: The First Four Billion Years Frampton M., Embodiments of Will Anatomi
M. Ruse and| Travis, 99 cal and Physiological Theories of Voluntary
Evolutionary Behavioral Ecology, ed. by D \nima! Motion from Greek Antiquity to
Westneat and C. W Fox, 504 the Latin Middle Ages, 400 B.C.—A.D. 1300,
Evolutionary Biology of Human Female Sexual- 211
itv, by R. Thornhill and S. W Gangestad, Francis Crick Hunter of Life’s Secrets, by R
43 Olby, 343
Evolutionary Neuroscienc« ed by ] H. Kaas et Frozen Evolution: Cr, That's Not the Way It Is,
il., ia22i n Mr. Darwin: A Farewell to Selfish Gene, by
|. Flegr (transl. M. Stulikova), 501
Feeding and Digestive Function of Fishes, ed Fruit, the Tree, and the Serpent: Why We See
by J. E. P. Cyrino et al., 374 So Well, by L. A. Isbell, 121
Ferry N and 4.M.R Gatehouse (eds.), Envi Fundamentals of Tree-Ring Research, by J. H.
ronmental Impact of Genetically Modified Speer, 511
( rops Q7 Fungi from Different Environments, ed. by J. K
Field Guide to the Birds of Brazil, by B. van Misra and S. K. Deshmukh, 370
Perlo, 376 Futuyma D. J., Evolution, 2nd ed., 222
Finlayson C., The Humans Who Went Extinct:
Why Neanderthals Died Out and We Sur Gale J ‘ \strobiology of Earth: The Emergence,
vived, 347 Evolution, and Future of Life on a Planet
Finn R. N and B. G. Kapoor (eds.), Fish Larval in Turmoil, 88
Physiology 118 Gallucci V. F., et al. (eds.), Biology and Man-
First Peoples in a New World: Colonizing Ice agement of Dogfish Sharks, 517
Age America, by D. |]. Meltzer, 380 Garcia L. S., Practical Guide to Diagnostic Par-
Fish Diseases, ed. by J. C. Eiras et al., Vol 1,119 asitology, 2nd ed., 509
Fish Diseases, ed. by J. C. Eiras et al., Vol 2,119 Gazzaniga M. S$ (ed.), The Cognitive Neuro-
Fish Larval Physiology, ed. by R. N Finn and sciences, th ed., 507
B. G Kapoor 118 “netic Effects on Environmental Vulnerability
Fish Locomotion Sn Eco-Ethological Perspec- to Disease, ed by M. Rutter, 107
tive, ed. by P.D omenicain d B. G. Kapoor, netic Glass Ceilings: [ransgenics for Crop
515
Biodiversity, by |. Gressel, 111]
Flegr ]., Frozen Evolution: O1 That’s Not the ‘netics of Cognitive Neuroscience, ed. by
Way It Is, Mr. Darwin \ Farewell to Selfish r. E. Goldberg and D. R. Weinberger, 364
Gene (transl. M Stulikova), 501 netics of Complex Human Diseases: A Labo-
Food-Borne Microbes Shaping the Host Ecosys- ratorv Manual, ed. by A. Al-Chalabi and L.
tem, ed. by L.-A. Jaykus et al., 109 Almasy, 107
For the Rock Record: Geologists on Intelligent Gibson D. ]., Grasses and Grassland Ecology, 94
Design, ed. by | S. Schneiderman and Gibson G , and S. V. Muse, A Primer of Genome
W. D. Allmon,9 0 Science, 3rd ed., 106
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Gilbert I ed Insect Development Morpho Haider K., and A. Schaffer, Soil Biochemistry
genesis Molting and Metamorphosis, 509 155
Gilbert W. H ind B Astaw (eds Hor ere Hamilton G., Arctic Fox: Life at the lop of the
P1l eistocene Evide} nce from ‘ he Middle World, 239
Awash Ethiopia, 348 Hamilton M. B., Population Genetics 106
Glimpse s of Cre ituresi n Their Physical Worlds Handbook of Ecological Modelling and Infor
by S. Vogel, 490 matics, ed. by S. | Jorgensen et al., 491
Global Environmental Changs and Human S« Handbook of Marine Fisheries Conservation
curity ed by R. A. Matthew et al., 358 and Management ed. by R. Q. Graftone t
Gluckman P., et al Pring iple s ol I volutionary al., 374
Medicine, 241 Handbook of Plant Functional Genomics Con
Godfrey-Smith P Darwinian Pop| ulations and cepts and Protocols, ed by G Kahl and K
Natural Selection 199 Meksem, 112
Goldberg T. | ind R Weinberge eds Handbook of the Mammals of the World, ed. by
The netics of Cognitive Neuros« 1enice D. E. Wilson and R. A Mittermeier, Vol. |
Carnivores), 237
i Biological Applic ations oi Haro A. J., et al (eds.), Challenges for Diadro-
Microfluidics, 346 mous Fishes in a Dynamic Global Environ
Gonorvnchiformes and Ostaniophysan Rela
ment, 235
tionships: A Comprehensive Review ed. by
Harrison G. P Race and Realit What Every
I. Grande et al 16
one Should Know about Our Biological Di-
Coodsell D. S The Machinery of Life, 2nd ed
versity, 521
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Hawkins D Biomeasurement \ Student's
Gordon D. P ed New Zealand hb ventory
Guide to Biological Statistics 2nd ed., 345
Biodiversit Vol | Kingdom Animalia
Hayward M. W., and M. | somers eds.), Rein
Lophotrochozoa, Deuterostomia troduction of lop-Order Predators, 22]
C,oulsor D Bumblebees Behaviour, Ecolog
Hedges S B., and S. Kumar eds The Time-
ind Conservation 2nd ed., 373
tre¢ of Life
Grafton R () el il eds Handbook of Ma
Molecular Genetics and Cellu-
Triihe Fisheries Conservation ind M nage
ent 5/4 lar Biology, ed. by Y. Yamaoka, 110
Henderson R. W., and R. Powell, Natural His
Grande | etal eds.), Gonorvynchiformes and
tory of West Indian Reptiles and Amphibi-
Ostariophysan Relationships \ Compre
ans, 376
I na >. Estes Darwin (» ilapa Henry R. J. (ed Plant Genotyping II: SNP
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