The Quarterly Review of Biology 2011: Vol 86 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX PO ARTICLES
VOLUME 86 (2011)
Aonati L. | with D. Guidolin, G. Albertin, M Guescini M. (with D Guidolin, G Albertin, K
(,suescini kK Fuxe), Central Nervous System Fuxe, L. F \onati) Central Nervous System
ind Computction, 265 nd ¢ omputation, 265
Albertin G. (with D. Guidolin, M. Guescini, K Guidolin D. (with G Albertin, M. Guescini, K
Fuxe I I \onati Central Nervous § sien Fuxe, L. | \gnati) Central Ni mus System
and Ca ymputation, 2065 mad CA ymputation. 265
Anticipatory plasticity (socially cued
ing strategy, 181 Hansen T. I with D. Houle, C. Pélabon,G . P
Wagenet! Measurement and Veaning in Biol
Brooks R. ¢ with M. M. Kasumovic It’s All
Who You Kno lhe Evolution of Socially Cued Helantera H. (with T. Uller) From the Ongin of
Straleg Sex-Determining Factors to the I volution of Sex
Determining S) stems. 163
Hey J Regarding the Confusion between the Popu
oncepl and Mayr’s “Population Think
Houle D. (with C. Pélabon, G. P. Wagner, T. F
Nev ‘ sf ind Computation. by D Hanse n) Vie wurement and Veaning ”? Biol
Guidolin, G Albertin, M Guescini, K
Fuxe and L. | \onati 265
lades, space and time the causes of species Immune system, Multiple Sclerosis is not a dis-
richness patterns across and the role of 287
ecological limits,” 75 You Knou The kvolution of Socially
omputation and central nervous system, 265 Anticipatory Plasticity asa Mating Strat
orthals \ a Viultiple Sclerosis is Not a Disease of by M. M. Kasumovic and R. C. Brooks
the Immune System, 287 18]
arth, evaluating hypotheses about the physio Kasumovic M. M. (with R. ¢ Brooks), /t’s All
logical functions of human geophagy, 97 Who You Know: The I volution of Socially Cued
cological limits” (the role of) and the causes l; icipatory * PlWays ti ily‘ as a y Vating Siralegy,
ol spec ics richness pattems acTOSS space
time, and clades, 75
volution of socially cued anticipatory plasticity B. (with S. I Young, P. W Sherman,
as a mating strategy, 181 H. Pelto), Why on Earth?: kvaluating Hy
potheses thout the Physiological Functions of
om the Ongin of Sex-Determining Factors to the Human Geophagy, 97
Evolution of Sex-Determining S) slems, by |
Uller and H Helantera, 163 Mating strategy, evolution of socially cued an
uxe K (with D Guidolin, G Albertin, M ticipatory plasticity, 18]
Guescini, L. F. Agnati), Central Nervous Sys Mayr's population thinking” and population
lem and Computation, 205 concept, the confusion between, 253
Vieasurement and Veaning i Biology, by D
seophagy (human), evaluating hypotheses Houle, C. Pélabon,G . P Wagner, and T. F
about the physiological functions of, 97 Hansen
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Vultiple Sclerosis is Not Disease of the Immune Socially cued anticipatory plasticity as a matin
‘ y stem by A. P Corthals, 287 strategy, the evolutiono f, 18]
Species richness patterns across space, time
Pélabon ( with D. Houle G. P. Wagner, T. F and clades and the role of “ecological lin
Hansen Veasurement and Meaning in Biol ts, 4/9
>J
PeltoG . H. (with S. L. Young, P. W. Sherman,
Uller T. (with H Helantera), From the Origin |
]. B. Lucks), Why on Earth?: Evaluating Hy
Sex-Determin ng Factors to the I volution f Sex
}b otheses about the Physiological Functions of Determining Syslems. 16 J
Hum an Geophagy 97
Physiologica! functions of human geophagy, 97
Wagner G. P. (with D. Houle, C. Pélabon, T. I
Population concept and Mayr’s “population
Hansen) leasureme nt and Veaning in Bio lj
thinking,” the confusion between, 253 ogxy ”, >O o
Regarding the Confusion between the Population Why on Earth? Evaluating Hypotheses about th é
Concept and Mayr’s “Population Thinking,” by Physiological Functions of Human Geophagy
J. Hey, 253 by S. L. Young, P W. Sherman, J. B. Lucks
and G H Pelto, 97
Sex-determining factors the origin of, to the Wiens J. ]., lhe Causes of Species Richness Patterns
evolution of sex-determining systems, 163 across Space, lime. and Clades and thé Role « yf
Sex-determining systems, the evolution of, from “Ecological l zmils ’ 75
the origin of sex-determining factors, 163
Sherman P. W. (with S. I Young, ] B. Lucks, Young S. L. (with P. W Sherman, J. B. Lucks
G. H. Pelto), Why on Earth?: Evaluating Hy G H Pelto). Why on Karth 4 | valuating Hy
botheses about the Physiological Functions of pothese s about the Physiological Fun 110ns of
Human Geopha ry 97 Human Geopha; gy, 97p a
INDEX TO TITLES AND AUTHORS/EDITORS OF BOOKS
REVIEWED
VOLUME 86 (2011)
\boveground-Belowground Linkages: Biotic In Antibiotic Resistance: Understanding and Re-
teractions, Ecosystem Processes, and Global sponding to an Emerging Crisis, by K.
Change, by R. D. Bardgett and D. A. Wardle, Drlica and D. S. Perlin, 366
40 Antiviral Research: Strategies in Antiviral Drug
\dapting Agriculture to Climate Changee,d . by Discovery, ed by R. I LaFemina, 57
\. Eaglesham and R. W. F. Hardy, 221 Aquaculture Microbiology and Biotechnology,
Adventures among Ants \ Global Safari with a Vol. 1, ed. by D. Montet and R. C. Ray, 144
Cast of Trillions, by M. W. Moffett, 359 Ardipithecus kadabba:. Late Miocene Evidence
Agar N., Humanity’s End: Why We Should Re from the Middle Awash, Ethiopia, ed. by Y
ject Radical Enhancement, 329 Haile-Selassie and G. WoldeGabriel, 125
Albersheim P., et al., Plant Cell Walls From Ash P. ] , and D. J]. Robinson, The Emergenceo f
Chemistry to Biology, 357 Humans: An Exploration of the Evolution-
Alga Dunaliella. Biodiversity, Physiology, Genom- ary Timeline, 47
ics and Biotechnology, ed. by A. Ben-Amotz
Ashwell K. W. S. (ed.), The Neurobiology of
et al., 54
Australian Marsupials: Brain Evolution in
Allen J. P., Biophysical Chemistry, 54
the Other Mammalian Radiation, 352
Alpines: From Mountain to Garden, by R. Wil-
Adas of Global Conservation: Changes, Chal-
ford, 340
lenges, and Opportunities to Make a Dif
Amazonia: Landscape and Species Evolution: A
ference by | M. Hoekstra et al., 130
Look into the Past, ed. by ¢ Hoorn and F
Avian Influenza Science, Policy and Politics,
Wesselingh, 139
ed. by I Scoones, 365
American Bird Conservancy Guide to Bird Con
Avise J. C., andF . ] Avala eds.), In the Light of
servation, by D. J. Lebbin et al., 343
Evolution, Vol Il (Two Centuries of Dar-
Am I a Monkey?: Six Big Questions about Evo
win), 135
lution, by F. ]. Ayala, 136
Ayala F. J., Am I a Monkey?: Six Big Questions
Amphibian Ecology and Conservation: A Hand
about Evolution, 136
book of Techniques, ed. by ¢ K. Dodd, ]1
217
Back to the Future in the Caves of Kaua’i: A
Amphibians and Reptiles of Ethiopia and Eri
Scientist's Adventures in the Dark, by D. A
trea, by M. Largen and S. Spawls, 150
Anaerobic Parasitic Protozoa: Genomics and gurney, 42
Molecular Biology, ed. by ¢ G. Claert kal ., Bacterial Population Genetics in Infectious Dis-
9G ease, ed by D. A Robinson et al., 354
Andersson M. S., and M. C. de Vicente, Gene Barange M., et al (eds.), Marine Ecosystems
Flow between Crops and Their Wild Rela and Global Change, 45
tives, 145 Bardgett R. D., and D. A. Wardle, Aboveground-
Angehr G. R.., and R. Dean, The Birds of Pan- Belowground Linkages: Biot Interac-
ama: A Field Guide, 364 wons, Ecosystem Processes, and Global
Animal Lessons: How They Teach Us to Be Change, 340
Human, by K. Oliver, 124 Barron's E-Z Microbiology, by R. F. Kratz, 355
Animal Models in Light of Evolution, by N Bedau M. A., and E. C. Parke (eds.), The Ethics
Shanks and C. R. Greek, 2253 of Protocells: Moral and Social Implica-
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tions of Creating Life in the Laboratory, Contentious History of Group Selection
3] 546
Benaglia M. (ed Recoverable and Recyclable Boyd B., On the Origin of Stories: Evolution
Catalysts, 66 Cognition and Fiction, 137
Ben-Amow A., et al (eds.), The Alga Dunailiella: Brain Storm The Flaws in the Science of Sex
Biodiversity Physiology, Genomics and Differences, by R. M Jordan-Young, lead
Biotechnology, 54 review, 198
Beolens B., et al., The Eponym Dictionary of Bremer M., and R. W. Doerge, Statistics at the
Mammals, 64 Bench: A Step-by-Step Handbook for Biol
Berger W. H., Ocean Reflections on a Century ogists, bb
of Exploration, 42 Briggs D., Plant Microevolution and Conserva
Bicudo J. E. P. W., et al Ecological and Envi- tion in Human-Influenced Ecosystems, 146
ronmental Physiology of Birds, 52 ) Brinkman P., The Second Jurassic Dinosaur
Biodiversity and the Law: Intellectual Property Rush: Museumasn d Paleontology in Amer
siotechnology and Traditional Knowledge, ica at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
ed. by C. R. McManis, 242 215
Bioenergy, ed. by J]. D. Wall et al., 124 Brown B. \ et al (eds.), Manual of Central
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siographieso f Disease, ed. by W. Bynum and H American Diptera, Vols. 1 and 2, 2 ) )
Bynum, 241 Brown L. R., et al., (eds. ). Biology, Manage
Bioinformatics for Glycobiology and Glycomics ment, and Conservation of Lampreys in
An Introduction, ed. by C.-W von det North America, 62
Lieth et al., 54 Brown W., and A. ¢ Fabian (eds.), Darwin, 334
Bioinvasions and Globalization: Ecology Eco- 3ruya B. (ed.), Effortless Attention \ New Per
nomics, Management, and Policy, ed by ¢ spective in the Cognitive Science of Atten
Perrings et al., 40 tion and Action, 350
Biology Management, and Conservation of Burney D. A., Sack to the Future in the Caves of
Lampreys in North America, ed. by L. R Kauai \ Scientist's Adventures in the
grown et al., 62 Dark, 42
Biology of Deserts, by D Ward, 128 Buzz about Bees The Biology of a Superorgan
Biology’s First Law: The Tendency for Diversity ism, by ] Tautz (transl. by D. C. Sande
and Complexity to Increase in Evolution- man), 59
ary Systems, by D. W. McShea and R. N Bynum W., and H synum (eds.), Biographies
Brandon, 222 of Disease, 241
Biophysical Chemistry, by J]. P. Allen, 54
Biostatistical Design and Analysis Using R: A aetano-Anollés G., (ed.), Evolutionary Genom
Practical Guide by M Logan, 336 ics and Systems Biology, 353
Biotechnology Our Future as Human Beings alculus of Selfishness by K. Sigmund, 50
and Citizens, ed. by S. D. Sutton, 38 ampbell ( J , etal Primates in Perspective
Birds of 2, 0THICO Brunei, Sabah, Sarawak, and 2nd ed., 152
Kalimantan, by S. Myers, 63 ancer Stem Cells, ed by W. L. Farrar, 230
Birds of Brazil: The Pantanal and Cerrado of apainolo P., and C. A Butler, How Fast Can a
Central Brazil, by J. A. Gwynne et al., 240 Falcon Dive? Fascinating Answers to Ques-
Birds of Panama: A Field Guide, by G. R. An- tions about Birds of Prey, 364
gehr and R. Dean, 364 arrier J. C., et al. (eds.), Sharks and Their
Bloom A. ]., Global Climate Change Conver! Relatives II siodiversity, Adaptive Physiol
gence of Disciplines, 130 ogy, and Conservation, 238
Blumstein D. T., and FE Fernandez-Juricic, arugo O., and F. Eisenhaber (eds.), Data Min-
Primer of Conservation Behavior, 224 ing Techniques for the Life Sciences, 336
Borkovich K. A., and D. J. Ebbole (eds.), Cellu- ‘ato J. C. (ed.), Gulf of Mexico Origin, Waters,
lar and Molecular Biology of Filamentous and Biota, Vol 2 (Ocean and Coastal Econ
Fungi, 59 omy), 46
Borrello M. E., Evolutionary Restraints: The ellular and Molecular Biology of Filamentous
DECEMBER 2011 INDEX TO BOOKS REVIEWED 375
Fungi, ed. by K. A Borkovich and D. } Cordes E. H., The Taoo f Chemistry and Life: A
Ebbole, 59 Scientific Journey, 143
enozow Mammals of Africa, ed by l Werde- ordoba-Aguilar A (ed.), Dragonflies and
lin and W J. Sanders, 151 Damselflies: Model Organisms for Ecolog-
entury of Eugenics in America From the In ical and Evolutionary Research, 60
diana Experiment to the Human Genome orporate Accountability and Sustainable De-
Era, ed. by P. A Lombardo, 332 velopment, ed. by P. Utting and J. Clapp,
ascoG . A., and R. P Harmond (eds.), Mod | 4
ern American Environmentalists: A Bio- oulson G., and M Eldridge (eds.), Macro-
graphical Encyclopedia, 67 pods: The Biology of Kangaroos, Wallabies
hallenges of Biodiversity Science, by M and Rat-Kangaroos, 15]
Loreau, 133 ouzens D., Extreme Birds The World’s Most
hameleons of Africa: An Atlas Including the Extraordinary and Bizarre Birds, 63
Chameleons of Europe, the Middle East oyne | \., Why Evolution is True, 345
and Asia, by C. R. Tilbury, 363 raving Earth Understanding Pica: The Urge
harlesworth B., and D Charlesworth, Ele to Eat Clay Starch, Ice, and Chalk, by S$
ments of Evolutionary Genetics, 55 Young, 349
heetham N. W. H., Introducing Biological En rist I , and H. B. Rinke1 (eds.), Gaia in Tur-
ergetics How Energy and Information moil: Climate Change, Biodepletion, and
Control the Living World, 228 Earth Ethics in an Age of Crisis, 129
lark C. G., et al (eds ) Anaerobic Parasitic ronin T. M., Paleoclimates: Understanding
Prote 70a Genomics and Molecular Biol Climate Change Past and Present, 342
Ogy PIG rotty D. A., and A. Gann (eds.), Emerging
limate Change, Biodiversity and Sustainability Model Organisms: A Laboratory Manual
in the Americas: Impacts and Adaptations (Vol. 2), 213
ed. by F Dallmeier et al 99) unnane 5S. ( , and K. M Stewart (eds.), Hu-
limate Change Biology, by I Hannah, 341 man Brain Evolution The Influence of
limate Change in the 2lst Century, by S. Co Freshwater and Marine Food Resources,
99
hen with M. W. Waddell, 131
linical Virology, ed. by D. D Richman et al unningham C., Darwin’s Pious Idea Why the
ird ed., 233 Ultra-Darwinists and Creationists Both Get
ognitive Neuroscience of Mind: A Tribute to It Wrong lead review, 139223
Michael S. Gazzaniga, ed. by P \. Reuter
Lorenezt al., 141 Dallmeier F et al. (eds.), Climate Change, Bio
ohen S. (with M. W Waddell), Climate diversity and Sustainability in the Americas
Change_ in the 21st Century, 13] Impacts and Adaptations, 220
ollective Animal Behavior, by D. ]. 1 Sumpter Damasio A., Self Comes to Mind: Constructing
i48 the Conscious Brain, 225
ommunication Skills for Conservation Profes Darwin, ed by W. Brown and A. C. Fabian, 334
sionals, 2nd ed., by S. K. Jacobson, 134 Darwin's Pious Idea: Why the Ultra-Darwinists
Community Ecology: Processes, Models, and and Creationists Both Get It Wrong, by ¢
\pplications, ed. by H \. Verhoef and P. | Cunningham, lead review, 325
Morin, 40 Darwinism and_ the Divine Evolutionary
Community Ecology of Stream Fishes: Con- Thought and Natural Theology, by A. I
cepts, Approachesa,n d Techniques,ed . by McGrath, lead review, 323
E. B. Gido and D. A. Jackson, 339 Data Mining Techniques for the Life Sciences
Condit R., et al., Trees of Panama and Costa ed. by O. Carugo and F. Eisenhaber, 336
Rica, 358 Davey M. R., and P. Anthony, Plant Cell Cul
Conifer Reproductive Biology, by C. G. Wil ture: Essential Methods, 234
liams, 44 Davies P. S., Subjects of the World: Darwin's
Control Theory and Systems Biology, ed. by Rhetoric and the Study of Agency in Na
P. A. Iglesias and B. P. Ingalls, 228 ture, 37
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Dawkins R.., The Greatest Show on Earth: The Raptors around the World, ed. by R. E
Evidence for Evolution, 134 lingay and T. F Katzner, 365
Deamer D., and ]. W. Szostak (eds.), The Ori Ecological and Sehavioral Methods for the
gins of Life, 38 Study of Bats, ed. by T. H. Kunz and §S
Decoding Reality: The Universe as Quantum Parsons, 2nd ed., 63
Information, by V. Vedral, 153 Ecological and Environmental Physiology of
del Hoyo J., et al. (eds.), Handbook of the Birds Birds, by J. E. P. W sicudo et al., 52
of the World, Vol. 14 (Bush-Shrikes to Old Edwards C. A., et al (eds.), Vermiculture Tech-
World Sparrows), 149 nok eyy Earthworms, Organic Wastes, and
del Hoyo J., et al (eds Is Handbook of the Birds Environmental Management, 358
of the World, Vol. 15 (Weavers to New Effective Ecological Monitoring, by D. B. Lin-
World Warblers), 363 denmayer and G. FI Likens, 217
Delusions of Gender How Our Minds, Society Effects of Climate Change on Birds, ed. by A. P
and Neurosexism Create Difference, by ( Moller et al., 343
:
rine lead review, 198 Effortless Attention: A New Perspective in the
Development of Non-Teleost Fishes, ed. by Cognitive Science of Attention and Action,
Y. W. Kunz et al., 61 ed. by B. Bruya, 350
DeWoody ]. A., et al (eds.). Molecular Ap- Elements of Evolutionary Genetics, by B
proaches in Natural Resource Conserva- Charlesworth and D. Charlesworth, 55
tion and Management, 132 Ellis B., et al., Manual of Leaf Architecture, 147
Diogo R., and V. Abdala, Muscles of Verte Elusive Malaria Vaccine: Miracle or Mirage?, by
brates: Comparative Anatomy, Evolution, I. W. Sherman2,4 1
Homologies and Development, 142 Emergence of Humans: An Exploration of the
Diseases and Diagnoses: The Second Age of Evolutionary Timeline, by P. J. Ash and
Biology, by S. I Gilman, 366 D. J. Robinson, 47
DNA: Promise and Peril, by L. L. McCabe and Emerging Model Organisms: A Laboratory
E. R. B. McCabe, 52 Manual (Vol. 2), ed. by D. A. Crotty and A
Dodd, |r., C. K (ed.), Amphibian Ecology and Gann, 213
Conservation: A Handbook of Techniques, Emma Darwin: A Victorian Life, by J]. D. Loy
217 and K. M. Loy, 334
Do Fish Sleep?: Fascinating Answers to Ques- Encyclopedia of Biological Invasions, ed. by D
tions about Fishes, by J. S. Weis, 360 Simberloff and M. Rejmanek, 339
Donald Michie on Machine Intelligence, Biol Encyclopedia of Islands, ed. by R. G. Gillespie
ogy and More compiled and ed. by A and D. A. Clague, 46
Srinivasan, 211 Environmental Microbiology: Current Technol-
Doty R. L., The Great Pheromone Myth, 231 ogy and Water Applications, ed. by K. Sen
Dragonflies and Damselflies: Model Organisms and N. J Ashbolt, 354
for Ecological and Evolutionary Research, Epithelial Transport Physiology, ed. by G. A
ed. by 4. Cordoba-Aguilar, 60 Gerencser, 353
Dr lic a Ek. and D. §S Perlin, Antibiotic Resis- Eponym Dictionary of Mammals, by B. Beolens
tance: Understanding and Responding to et al., 64
an Emerging Crisis, 366 Essentials of Conservation Biology, 5th ed., by
Drosophila Neurobiology: A Laboratory Manual, R. B. Primack, 132
ed. by B. Zhang et al., 351 Ethics of Protocells: Moral and Social Implica-
Dunbar R., How Many Friends Does One Per- tions of Creating Life in the Laboratory,
son Need?: Dunbar’s Number and Othe ed. by M. A. Bedau and E. C. Parke, 33
Evolutionary Quirks, 140 Evans E. (¢ , and C. A. Butler, Why Do Bees
Buzz’: Fascinating? Answers to Q~u estions
Eaglesham A., and R. W. F. Hardy (eds.), Adapt- about Bees, 60
ing Agriculture to Climate Change, 221 Evolution: The Extended Synthesis, ed by M
Eagle Watchers: Observing and Conserving Pigliucci and G. B. Miller, lead review, 203
DECEMBER 2011 INDEX TO BOOKS REVIEWED 377
Evolutionary Biology of Human Body Fatness Food Exploitation by Social Insects: Ecological,
rhrift and Control, by J]. C. K. Wells, 367 sehavioral, and Theoretical Approaches
Evolutionary Genomics and Systems Biology, ed. by S. Jarau and M. Hrncir, 359
ed. by G Caetano-Anollés, 2ee Ford M (ed ) Medical Microbiology, 233
Evolutionary Restraints: The Contentious His Form and Function in Developmental Evolu-
tory of Group Selection, by M. E. Borrello, tion, ed. by M. D. Laubichler and J. Maien-
346 schein, 142
Evolution of Island Mammals \daptation and Frankham R., et al., Introduction to Conserva-
Extinction of Placental Mammals on Is- tion Genetics, 2nd ed., 56
lands, by A van der Geer et al., 138 Franklin J., Mapping Species Distributions: Spa-
Evolution of Language, by W. 1 Fitch, 223 tial Inference and Prediction, 219
Evolution of Primary Sexual Characters in Ani- Franks D D., Neurosociology: The Nexus be-
mals, ed. by J. L. Leonard and A. Cordoba tween Neuroscience and Social Psychology,
Aguilar, 139 %) fy
Expand or Revise? The Evolutionary Synthesis Franzen J. L., The Rise of Horses: 55 Million
Today, by D. J. Futuyma, lead review of Evo- Yearso f Evolution (transl. by K. M. Brown),
lution: The Extended Synthesis, ed. by M 215
Pigliucci and G. B. Miller, 203 Frey U. J., et al. (eds.), Homo Novus—A Hu-
Experimental Models in Serotonin Transporter man without Illusions, 331
Research, ed. by A. V. Kalueff andJ . I Frisby J. P., and J. V. Stone, Seeing: The Com-
LaPorte, 51 putational Approach to Biological Vision,
Exploring Animal Behavior: Readings from 2nd ed., 227
American Scientist, 5th ed., ed. by P. W. Sher From Populations to Ecosystems: Theoretical
man and J Alcock, 140 Foundations for a New Ecological Synthe-
Extreme Birds The World’s Most Extraordinary sis, by M. Loreau, 218
and Bizarre Birds, by D Couzens, 63 Fuller S., Science, 153
Exuberant Skepticism, by P. Kurtz, ed. by J. R Fundamentals of Molecular Biology, by J. K. Pal
Shook, 212 and S. S. Ghaskadbi, 227
Futuyma D. J., Expand or Revise? The Evolu-
Farrar W. L. (ed.), Cancer Stem Cells, 230 tionary Svnthesis Today, lead review, 203
Felder D. L., and D K. Camp (eds.) Gulf of
Mexico Origin, Waters and siota, Vol. | Gaia in Turmoil: Climate Change, Biodeple-
(Biodiversity), 133 tion, and Earth Ethics in an Age of Crisis,
Fields S., and M Johnston Genetic Twists of ed. by E. Crist and H. B. Rinker, 129
Fate, 231 Gaur R. K., and J. J. Rossi (eds.), Regulation of
Fine ¢ Delusions of Gender How Our Minds, Gene Expression by Small RNAs, 53
society, and Neurosexism Create Differ Gee C. T (ed.), Plants in Mesozoic lime: Mor-
ence, lead review, 198 phological Innovations, Phylogeny Ecosys-
Fireflies, Honey, and Silk, by G. Waldbauer, 148 tems, 254
Firn R., Nature’s Chemicals: The Natural Prod- ‘hrt S. D., et al. (eds.), Urban Carnivores
ucts that Shaped Our World, 53 Ecology, Conflict, and Conservation, 150
Fish Defenses, ed. by G Zaccone et al., Vol. 2 ‘ne Flow between Crops and Their Wild Rel-
(Pathogens, Parasites and Predators), %) 23 / atives, by M. S Andersson and M. C. de
Fishes of the Open Ocean \ Natural History Vicente, 145
and Illustrated Guide by J]. Pepperell, 61 *nEthics and Religion, ed. by G. Pfleiderer et
Fitch W. T., The Evolution of Language, 223 al., 123
Fleming T. H., and P. A. Racey (eds.), Island “neuc [wists of Fate, by S. Fields and M. John
Bats Ecology, Evolution, and Conserva ston, 231
ution, 240 rencser G. A. (ed.), Epithelial Transport
Flint S. J., et al., Principles of Virology, Vol. | Physiology, 853
(Molecular Biology) and Vol. II (Pathogen -ssert G., Green Light: Toward an Art of Evo-
esis and Control), rd ed., 144 lution, 49
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Ghazoul J., and D. Sheil, Tropical Rain Forest Haile-Selassie Y., and G WoldeGabriel (eds
Ecology Diversity, and Conservation, 45 Ardipithecus kadabba: Late Miocene Evi
Gibbons W and J. Greene, Turtles The Animal dence from the Middle Awash, | thiopia,
Answer Guide, 361 125
Gido K. B., and D \. Jackson (eds.), Commu- Handbook of the Birds of the World, ed. by |
nity Ecology of Stream Fishes Concepts, del Hoyo et al., Vol. 14 (Bush-Shrikes to
Approaches, and Techniques, 339 Old World Sparrows), 149
Gillespie R. G, and D. A Clague (eds.), Ency- Handbook of the Birds of the World, ed. by ]
clopedia of Islands, 46 del Hoyo et al., Vol. 15 (Weavers to New
Gillman M., An Introduction to Mathematical World Warblers), 363
Models in Ecology and Evolution: Time Handbook of Venoms and Toxins of Reptile s
and Space, 2nd ed., 127 ed. by S. P Mackessy, 62
Gilman S. L., Diseases and Diagnoses: The Sec- Hannah L., Climate Change Biology, 341
ond Age of Biology, 366 Harman O., The Price of Altruism George
Giordano | Rg and B. Gordijn (eds.), Scientific Price and the Search for the Origins of
and Philosophical Perspectives in Neuro- Kindness, 35
ethics, 123 Harper C., and ¢ Lawrence, The | aboratory
Glad ]J., Jewish Eugenics, 332 Zebrafish, 361
Glick T. I What about Darwin? All Species of Heinrich B., The Nesting Season Cuc ko« Ss
Opinion from Scientists, Sages, Friends, Cuckolds and the Invention of Mon 4
and Enemies Who Met, Read, and Dis- amy, 224
cussed the Naturalist Who Changed the Held, Jr., L. I., Quirks of Human Anatomy: An
World, 121 Evo-Devo Look at the Human Body, 141
Global Climate Change: Convergence of Disci Herrera C. M., Multiplicity in Unity: Plant Sub
plines, by A. J. Bloom, 130 individual Variation and Interactions with
Gods and Darwinists, by M R. Rose lead review Animals, 146
of Darwinism and the Divine Evolutionary High-Pressure Microbiology, ed. by C. Michiels
Thought and Natural Theology, by A. FE et al., 232
McGrath and Darwin’s Pious Idea: Why the History of British Birds, by D. W. Yalden and |
Ultra-Darwinists and Creationists Both Get Albarella, 149
it Wrong, by C. Cunningham, 323 Hoekstra J. M., et al., The Atlas of Global Con
Graham A., A Natural History of the New servauion Changes, Challenges, and Op-
World The Ecology and Evolution of portunities to Make a Difference, 130
Plants in the Americas, 357 Hole in the Head More Tales in the History of
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