The Southwestern Naturalist 1998: Vol 43 Index

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DECEMBER 1998
INDEX TO VOLUME 43
Troy L. Best
Department of Zoology and Wildlife Science and
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station,
331 Funchess Hall, Auburn University, Alabama 36849-5414
This index was constructed by listing each article alphabetically by title and by the last name of the first author Titles
beginning with general terms or phrases (« g., a, an, the, observationso n notes on the) are listed by the next word in the
title. Second and subsequent authors are listed with a reference to the first author All taxa included in titles are listed, but
ily, genus and species names are included each time they appear in the ibstracts, text tabies, and figure legends
Abelos I ffany N states (Hymenoptera: Sphecidas
( Pompilidae, Mutillidae) new dis Ambystomatidae, 7
A nes tribution records of, Allan W Ameiridae 59
ncolor, 243, 266 Hook, 249-255 imeiurus melas, 119
asiocarpa, 204, 205, 208, 209-212 Agave Zyl” Ammodramus savannarum, 456
Abundance and habitat associations of lecheguilla, 197, 200 immotragus lervia, 163
common poorwills in the Sonoran striata, 39 Amphibia, 88-91
Desert Paul C. Hardy, Tiffany N Agelaius phoeniceus, 456 Amphibolorus, 391
Abelos Robert X. Barry, and Mi Ageniella Amphispiza hlineata 158
chael 1 Morrison, 234-241 inrizonica Amsinckia tessellata, 48
Abundance and seasonal variation of cupida
western sandpipers (( ahdns mau faceta, 25
ri) in Baja California Sur Mexico igkistrodon
Guillermo Fernandez, Roberto contortrix, 11, 499-500
Carmona ind Horacio de la Cue hiscn orus, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19
Aglaodiaptomus clavipe s, 258 261 imericane
igosia chrysogaster, 81 lypeata, 222
Aguirre, Alonso, see Trevino-Villarreal recca
berlandier 195-203 Julián, — cyanoptera, 221
onsincta Alienrolfea occidentalis, 426 discors, 222
mnigera Alnus blatyrhynchos
jarnesiana incana 208, 214 strepera 221
greggi, 450 senuala 213 Ancylostoma, 477
200 \lopecia associated with postjuvenile Andelt, William F and Thomas D. I
molt in a wild population of Pero Beck Effect of black-footed ferret
myscus maniculatus, John A. Sin odors on behavior and reproduc
chaffnerii clair Robert I Lochmiller tion of prairie dogs, 344-351
smallii, 199 Charles W. Qualls, Jr and Connie Anguidad
subangulata C. Cummings 105-407
Acanthaceae Alopex lagopus, 476
Acanthocyclops, 256 Aloysia gratissima, 197, 200, 275-277 inodonta 329
brevispinosus, 257 Alinplex Ansley, R | see Kramp, B. A
exilis, 258, 261 canescens, 408 Anticlea elegans 210
robustus, 257, 258, 261 confertifolia, 408 Antiloc apra americana, 15 163-169
smithae, 258, 261 A mazilia 15
vernalis, 257, 258, 261 candida, 231 Antrozous pallidus, 54
Acer glabrum, 243 tzacatl, 231 A phelocoma
ichatocarpus nigricans, 276 A{mblema plicata, 321-332 californica, 170
Achillea lanulosa, 210 Amblycercus holosericeus, 232 coerulescens, 156
Achras zapota, 229 Ambrosia Aplodontia rufa 345
Aconitum columbianum, 214 confertifolia, 408 Apocyclops panamensis, 258
ins crepitans, 8 dumosa, 48, 234, 391, 408 Aporosaura anchietae, 391
Acrolophitus variegatus, 296-298 1 mbystoma Aquila chrysaetos, 345
Aculeate wasps in Texas and adjacent texanum, 7 Araceae, 74
DECEMBER 1998
INDEX TO VOLUME 43
Troy L. Best
Department of Zoology and Wildlife Science and
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station,
331 Funchess Hall, Auburn University, Alabama 36849-5414
This index was constructed by listing each article alphabetically by title and by the last name of the first author Titles
beginning with general terms or phrases (« g., a, an, the, observationso n notes on the) are listed by the next word in the
title. Second and subsequent authors are listed with a reference to the first author All taxa included in titles are listed, but
ily, genus and species names are included each time they appear in the ibstracts, text tabies, and figure legends
Abelos I ffany N states (Hymenoptera: Sphecidas
( Pompilidae, Mutillidae) new dis Ambystomatidae, 7
A nes tribution records of, Allan W Ameiridae 59
ncolor, 243, 266 Hook, 249-255 imeiurus melas, 119
asiocarpa, 204, 205, 208, 209-212 Agave Zyl” Ammodramus savannarum, 456
Abundance and habitat associations of lecheguilla, 197, 200 immotragus lervia, 163
common poorwills in the Sonoran striata, 39 Amphibia, 88-91
Desert Paul C. Hardy, Tiffany N Agelaius phoeniceus, 456 Amphibolorus, 391
Abelos Robert X. Barry, and Mi Ageniella Amphispiza hlineata 158
chael 1 Morrison, 234-241 inrizonica Amsinckia tessellata, 48
Abundance and seasonal variation of cupida
western sandpipers (( ahdns mau faceta, 25
ri) in Baja California Sur Mexico igkistrodon
Guillermo Fernandez, Roberto contortrix, 11, 499-500
Carmona ind Horacio de la Cue hiscn orus, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19
Aglaodiaptomus clavipe s, 258 261 imericane
igosia chrysogaster, 81 lypeata, 222
Aguirre, Alonso, see Trevino-Villarreal recca
berlandier 195-203 Julián, — cyanoptera, 221
onsincta Alienrolfea occidentalis, 426 discors, 222
mnigera Alnus blatyrhynchos
jarnesiana incana 208, 214 strepera 221
greggi, 450 senuala 213 Ancylostoma, 477
200 \lopecia associated with postjuvenile Andelt, William F and Thomas D. I
molt in a wild population of Pero Beck Effect of black-footed ferret
myscus maniculatus, John A. Sin odors on behavior and reproduc
chaffnerii clair Robert I Lochmiller tion of prairie dogs, 344-351
smallii, 199 Charles W. Qualls, Jr and Connie Anguidad
subangulata C. Cummings 105-407
Acanthaceae Alopex lagopus, 476
Acanthocyclops, 256 Aloysia gratissima, 197, 200, 275-277 inodonta 329
brevispinosus, 257 Alinplex Ansley, R | see Kramp, B. A
exilis, 258, 261 canescens, 408 Anticlea elegans 210
robustus, 257, 258, 261 confertifolia, 408 Antiloc apra americana, 15 163-169
smithae, 258, 261 A mazilia 15
vernalis, 257, 258, 261 candida, 231 Antrozous pallidus, 54
Acer glabrum, 243 tzacatl, 231 A phelocoma
ichatocarpus nigricans, 276 A{mblema plicata, 321-332 californica, 170
Achillea lanulosa, 210 Amblycercus holosericeus, 232 coerulescens, 156
Achras zapota, 229 Ambrosia Aplodontia rufa 345
Aconitum columbianum, 214 confertifolia, 408 Apocyclops panamensis, 258
ins crepitans, 8 dumosa, 48, 234, 391, 408 Aporosaura anchietae, 391
Acrolophitus variegatus, 296-298 1 mbystoma Aquila chrysaetos, 345
Aculeate wasps in Texas and adjacent texanum, 7 Araceae, 74
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Arachnida 296-299 Ballinger Royce| see Lemos-Espinal, Bombycilla cedrorum, 456
Araliaceae, 74 Julio A., — Boraginaceae, 42
irctodiaptomus dorsalis, 258, 261 Barn owl prey use in Chihuahuan De- Borrichia frutescens,
Arctostaphylos adenotricha, 209 sert foothills, Eric F Jorgensen, Bos taurus, 300-312
irdea alba, 497 Scott M. Sell, and Stephen Demar Bosmina
irenotherus joshuaensis, 291-295 ais, 53-56 coregoni, 95-96
Anstida, 451 Barnes, Paul W see Gass, Leila, and — longirostris, 95-96
longiseta, 450 Barry Robert X., see Hardy, Paul ( dlosmina (Eubosmina) coregoni (Crusta-
purpurea, 196 Bastardia viscosa, 276, 277 cea, Cladocera) in Missouri: a new
ternipes, 450 Bauerus dubiaquercus, 195-496 record and range extension, a
inzona elegans, 443, 445 Bauerus dubiaquercus (Vespertilionidae) note on the occurrence of, Wil-
Arkansia wheeleri, 341 in Oaxaca, Mexico, first record of, liam R. Mabee 95-96
Army ant from southern Texas (Hy Miguel A Briones Salas, 495-496 Bothriochloa saccharioides, 459
menoptera Formicidae Beaucarnea gracilis, 39 douteloua, 165, 451, 498
William P. MacKay III IO Beck, Thomas D. 1 Andelt, Wil- aristidoides, 450
Arnica liam F., and — barbata, 450
cordifolia, 205, 208-212 Belomicrus quemaya, 251 curtipendula, 166, 450
atifolia, 205 Berberis trifoliolata, 190 200 eriopoda, 167. 270. 450
irremon aurantitrostris Berk lona M see Trevino-Villarreal gracilis, 167
Arremonops Julian, — Bradytriton, 9
chloronotus Bernardia Brahea nitida, 39
rufivireatus mexicana, 39 Breeding duck populations and pro
irtemesia, 12 myricaefolia, 276 ductivity on montane wetlands in
tridentata, | Bernstein Ruth and Stephen Bern Arizona, James H. Gammonley
Artemisia, 136 stein Assortative mating by size in and Leigh H. Fredrickson, 219-
hlifolia, 166 two species of Chauliognathus (Co- 922977
udoviciana, 196 leoptera: Cantharidae), 62-69 Brickellia californica, 54
scopulorum, 208, 212 Bernstein, Stephen, see Bernstein, Briones Salas, Miguel A., First record of
tndentata 210 Ruth and — Bauerus dubiaquercus (Vespertilion
Asclepiadaceas Berry Mark E., and Carl I Bock, Ef idae) in Oaxaca, Mexico, 495-496
fects of habitat and landscape Bromelia, 276
characteristics on avian breeding Bromus, 138
syriaca, 4 distributions in Colorado foothills canadensis, 212 214
Assortative mating by size in two spe shrub 153-461 Brown, J]. Jed, see Glenn, Edward, —
Coleop
€ of Chauliognathus Bestelmeyer Brandon 1 and Matthew Bryocamptus minutus, 259
era: Cantharidae Ruth Bern I. Stevenson Documenting risk Bubo virginianus, 235
stein and Stephen Bernstein, 62- avoidance in desert rodents using Bubulcus ibis, 497
b9 1 new technique, 397-402 Buchloe dactyloides, 301
Astragalus Bidens aristosa, 435 Bufo
miser, 210 Bigoniaceae, 276 alvarius, 158
Athene cuniculana Bihr, Keeley ], and Rosemary J]. Smith cognatus, 158, 44
Atriplex, 48 Location, structure, and contents marinus, 7
canescens, 54, 165 176-182. 450. 470 of burrows of Spermophilus lateralis punctatus, 7, 44
Attheyell pilosa ind Tamias minimus, two ground speciosus, 8
ttila spadiceus, 2 dwelling sciurids, 352-362 woodhousii, 498
Auplopus mexicanus, 253 Bi mp) alaria, 283 Bufonidae, 7
Auth, David L., see Smith, Hobart M Bison bison, 417 Bumelia
divalvia, 321-332 celastrina, 276, 277
{utomolus ochrolaemus Black-footed ferret odors on behavior laetevirens, 276
Aves 196-498 and reproduction of prairie dogs, Bursera
iyenia, 276 effect of William F. Andelt and copallifera, 34
microphylla, 39 Thomas D. I. Beck, 344-351 fagaroides, 34
Aythya Bobcat (Lynx rufus) n Jalisco, Mexico, simaruba, 101, 229, 276
ff ints 99 range extension of the Carlos A Burseraceae, 74
americana, 221 López-González Alberto Gonza- Bush, J. K., see Van Auken, O. Y
collaris, 222 lez-Romero and John W Laun- and —
alisneria, 2 dré, 103-105 Buteo
Bobcats in residential areas: distribu jamaicensis, 345
Baccharis sarothroides tion and homeowner attitudes lagopus, 345
Baeolophus Robert L. Harrison, 169-475 regalis, 344
bicolor, 279 Bock, Carl I see Berry, Mark E
wollweben, and — Caching of prey by a long-tailed weasel
Baileya multiradiata, 450 Boerhaavia spicata, 450 (Mustela frenata), an observation
Bakerilymnaea techella, 283 Boerhavia spicata, 449 on, Erin Muths, 106
Southwestern Naturalist
see Ott, lames R ucrophyllum
adensis, 208, 210, 212 ercocarpus montanus, 45 7 ccidin bigeminum, 477
ercomacra tyrannina, offea arabica, 495-496
eriodaphnia l olabtes auratus, 456
eniophylle eropales longipes, 25 oldren, Cade e Coldren, Mary
handna enophy rvus elaphus, 345 K
ullicarpa acuminata, 2 le torquata, 231 oldren, Mary K., Cade L. Coldren
ampbell B see Miller, D. S todipus, 53-55, 400, 480 Kimberly G. Smith, and Sterling S
ampos, E., see Miller, D. S mailer 58 Lacy, First Neotropic cormorant
ampostoma anomalum, 340 alifornicus, 48 182 Phalacrocorax brasilianus Aves
faailll,a x, R39O1T, AS 99 P>h} alacrocoracidacj breediJ ng re
penicillatus, 158 ‘ r Arkansas, 496-498
210, 211 y OSISSI 18. 376-380. 397
108. 409
bn deiphinae
vanicus, ( dor pattern variants in the Trans-Pe
elydra serpentina cos copperhead Michael R. Hay
helydridae, 9 nie and Alec Knight, 499-500
hilomeni aber constrictor, 10
hilopsis lin olubridae, 10, 41
hiroptera rostaphyllis polifoli
niropterotri ym posit. 5
hiszar, David mos-Espinal, Ju
lio A = opus
hiszar, David ‘e Smith, Hobart ontrer: quieta, Alberto, New
M
cords of the snail Melanoides tuber
lata (Miller, 1774) (Gastropoda
Thiaridae) in the Cuatro Ciene
Basin, and its distribution in
yahuila, Mexico
hondestes grammacus
hordeiles acutipennis,
hrysactinia mexicana,
hrysothamnus, 138
nauseosus, 63
ba
nona, Robs =
ae orytophanidae
Guillermo tharexylum berlandien
1, 101-102 ladocera, 95p -96 ou4t aportla egah iesbrecthiany a, 39
ladophora glomerata, 81 ovell Miller, D. S
is pretiosa, 231
ionomys glareolus, 345
mmptus
atherpes ilbuquerquensis 259
audata deitersi, 259. 260
ecropia mexicar 2 letodidae, 259
erba nemidophorus
parvifolia, 34 exsanguis, 443, 445, 446 inidis, 11, 345
exsanquis, 441 rotaphytidae, 6
utans, Y rotaphytus
aevigata marmoratus 5 alifornicus, 48
pallida, 4 3 7 975 es bt humilis, 276, 277
sexlineatus, 10 rotobhaga sulcirostris, 231
eratoides lanata 7, 45 tesselatu Crustacea, 95-96, 256-265
Ceratophyllus, 358 tigris, 158 Cryptantha, 138
ercens uniparens y ( ryptocyclops bicolor, 257
astarte, 252 nidoscolus Crystallaria asprella, 338
rufopicta, 252 multilobus, 276 Ctenophorus, 391, 393
ercidium, 234 tehuacanensis, 39 Cucurbita foetidissima, 167
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Cummings, Connie Sinclair megarhinus, 89 Echinocereus enneacanthus, 200
John A., — rabbi, 89, 90 Ectemnius
( upressaceae 303-373 sanctibarbarus, 89, 90 satan, 251
( upressus xolocalcae, 89 sonorensis, 251
forbesti, 363-373 Descurainia pinnata, 450, 451 Ectocyclops
macrocarpa, 267 Desmanthus velutinus, 196 phaleratus, 258
Cutler Tricia I and Michael I Mor- Desmognathus auriculatus, 7 rubescens, 258
rison, Habitat use by small verte Diacyclops, 261 Egretta
brates at two water developments bernardi, 258 caerulea, 497
in southwestern Arizona, 155-162 chakan, 258 thula, 497
Cyanocitta puuc 258 tricolor, 497
ristata, 174 thomas:, 96 Elaeagnus angustifolia, 470
stelleri, 456 Dialium quianense, 229 Elaphe
Cyanocompsa Diaphanosoma birgei, 95 guttata, 10
cyanoides, 232 Diaptomidae, 258, 259 obsoleta, 10
parellina, 232 Diaptomus, 260 Elaphoidella
Cyclopidae, 258 Diets of native and non-native ungu- bidens, 259
( yclops viridis, 257 lates in southcentral New Mexico grandidien, 259
Cynodon dactylon, 14 Christine Smith, Raul Valdez, Jerry I leocarpaceae, 74
Cynomys L. Holechek, Phillip J].Z wank, and I lliptio, 329
gunnisoni, 148 Manuel Cardenas, 163-169 I lymus, 138
leucurus, 148 Digitaria californica, 450 Empidonax oberholseri, 456
ludovicianus, 148 344-35 Diosaccidae, 259 F mydidae, 9
mexicanus, 147-154 Di Spryros F ngelmannia pinnatifida, 196
parvidens, 147, 148 palmeri, 42-44 I phedra
Cyprinella whipplei, 340 texana, 41-44, 190, 200, 276, 277 antisyphilitica, 200
Cyprinus carpio, 119 Dipodomys 55, 480 nevadensis, 408
Cytharexyllun tetramerum, 39 agilis, 397, 481, 482 trifurca, 165, 166, 270
deserti, 158, 397, 399 viridis, 138, 397
Dacryodes excelsa, 71, 72, 74 ingens, 2 Ephuta sudatrix, 254
Dalea merriami, 158, 271, 397-401 Epilobocera situatifrons, 72
formosa, 54, 165 ordii, 147 148, 153, 271, Epinysson mellipes, 251
thyrsiflora, 276, 277 simulans, 397, 399 Equisetum arvense, 208, 212
Danaea nodosa, 74, spectabilis, 269-273 Equus caballus, 163-169
Danthonia intermedia, 214 stephensi, 2 Eragrostis lehmanniana, 449, 450
Daphnia Dipogon Eremobates
galeata, 95 graenichen, 255 durangonus, 294
retrocurva, 95 iracundus, 253 marathon, 291-295, 296-299
Darcythompsoniidae, 259 Dipylidium caninum, 477 palpisetulosus, 294
Dasilirion, 39 Dirofilaria immitis, 476—478 remobatidae, 291-295, 296-299
Dasymutilla serenitas 254 Dispersal of seeds as nest material by remorhax magnus, 296
Dasypodidae, 491-495 the cactus wren, Suzanne J. Mil ricameria austrotexana, 276, 277
Dasypus novemcinctus, 462-468, 491-495 ton,W . R. J. Dean,G . I. H. Kerley, ngeron
Daucus carota, 131, 434 M. T. Hoffman, and W. G. Whit formosissimus, 210, 214
Davis, William E., Jr , see Kricher, John ford, 449-452 melanocephalus, 208, 211
C., and Distegia involucrata, 210, 212 nogonum annuum, 450
de la Cueva, Horacio, see Fernández Distichlis spicata, 313, 315, 316, 318, 319 rioneuron pulchellum, 54, 450, 451
Guillermo, — Distributional records for Texas rep- theostoma
Dean, W. R. J., see Milton, Suzanne tiles and amphibians, new, Ronald chlorosomum, 338
L. Gutberiet, Jr., Carol I Stewart, theostoma
Deckard, Krista, see Mathis, Alicia, — and Michael B. Keck 6-12 proe liare, 338
Demarais, Stephen, see Jorgensen, Eric Documenting risk-avoidance in desert radiosum, 340
E, — rodents using a new technique vivax, 338
Dendrocancla Brandon T. Bestelmeyer and Mat- ubosmina coregoni, 95-96
anabatina, thew T. Stevenson, 397-402 ucalyptus caesia, 368
homochroa, Drosophila melanogaster, 2 ucometis penicillata, 232
Dendroica Duer, Connie, see Mathis, Alicia, Cucyclops
coronata, 158, 456 Dumetella carolinensis, 456 agilis, 256-258, 261
pensyk anica, 456 Duranta repens, 276 bondi, 258
petechia, 156 Dyssodea acerosa, 54 conrowae, 257, 258
De ndropanax arboreus, 74 Dytiscidae, 80, 81 elegans, 258
Dendrotriton, 88 festivus, 258
bromeliacia, 89, 90 Ebenaceae, 42 prionophorus, 258
cuchumatanus, 89 Ebenopsis ebano, 42-44 serrulatus, 258
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Euderma maculat um, 266-269 Flourensia cernua, 54 Gekkonidae, 9
bus Forest communities at Fraser Experi Genetic diversity among four amble
mental Forest Colorado Laurie nini species (Bivalvia: Unionidae)
Stroh Huckaby and W. H Moir in the Cache and White rivers, Ar
204-218 kansas Ronald 1 Johnson, Fang
Eumops Forest stand characteristics of SUCCESS Qing Liang and Jerry L. Farris
Eupatoriun ful and unsuccessful Merriam's 321-332
aozduorreautmu,m , 272765 y” tAurrikzeoyn a nesBtr ians iteFs Wian kenloirntgh -ceSntterveanl GenetiTchso masof Ea. fLeoeu, ndeJrr aenvde nt W. tShuee
Euphagus yanocephalus 157 S. Rosenstock and Harley G Fairbanks, 415-418
Euphonia Shaw 242-248 Genoways Hugh H., sec Freeman, Pa
gouldi Foresteria tric aW and —
hirundinacea trubescens, 190 Geomys, 54
Euphorhia intisibhyitt angustifolia, 200 Geranium rnichardsonu
Euphorbiaceae Forestieria angustifolia, 200 Germination and early growth traits of
quadr Formicarius analis 14 plant species native to northern
Formicidae Mexico, Joel Flores and Enrique
Fossaria modicella Jurado, 40-46
Fouquiena formosa Gila
Fragaria virginiana, 210 robusta 115
Faeth Stanley H., see Koenig, Walter Franzinua, 116 senunuda 115-122
D., and Fredrickson Leigh H ‘ Gammon Glaucdium brasilianum, 235
Fairbanks, W. Sue see Les Thomas, I ley, James H and Glenn, Edward David Moore Stewart
Jr., and Free-living freshwater copepods (Crus Sanderson, ] Jed Brown Don
tacea) of Mexico, an undated list Lash Manse | Nelson and Jody
Johnson, Ronald of the, E. Suárez-Moralaends J]. W Waugh Comparison of growth
Reid, 256-265
Freeman Patricia W and Hugh H iennds vmaroireptiheosl oogcyci denotfa lisA triapnldex acnagnuess
Genoways Recent northern re tifolia, 176-182
cords of the nin banded armadil Glycena 215
Fernánde Roberto Car lo (Dasypodidae in Nebraska 205
mona, and Hor acio de la Cueva 191-495 striata, 205
oAt buwnedsatnecren : asnad ndspeiapseornasl v( ariCaaltiidorins FrenchO,b serBvaartbiaoran s aonnd theA marnedprao ducLotlilvaer GGloycphf hnoarthhyira hhuysp olsepuicrhuar, us 42= 330-232 -
in Ba ja California Sur Me Xx behavior of captive Tadarida brasi Goldberg, Stephen R., Reproduction
ico, 57-61 hensis mexicana (Chiroptera Mo
Ferris David K M. J. Killion, K. P. Fer lossidae) 184-490 in the Sonoran whipsnake Masti
his bilineatus Serpentes Colu
ris, W. E. Gi ant, and S. B. Vinson Fulmarus glacialis, 402, 403
Influence of relative abundance of Fundulus olivaceus, 336 bridae 2415
red importe d fire ants (Solenopsis Gonolobus, 42-44
Gonzalez-Roniero, Alberto, see López
small mammal cap Galeodes, 294
tures, 97-10( } arabs, 292 GopheGrousn zalageazss iziiC,a rlo39s1, A 407-411
Ferris, K Ferris David K Gahum tomentosum 149
Ferrissia, 2 Gambelia wislizenti 143, 445 Gorytes
deceptor, 2
Festuca minutiflore z, 211 Gambusia affinis 119 340
Ficken, Millicen see Nocedal, Jorge Gammonley James H and Le lorothyae
and Fredrickson, Breeding duck Gouania lupuloides, 276
Ficus, 276 ulations and productivity on mon W. E., see Ferris David K
Fish assemblage structure rom 20 tane wetlands in Arizona, 219-227 William | See Trevino-Villat
years ol collections in the Kia Gannon Michael R., see Willig, Mi real, Julian
michi River Oklahoma, Mark Py chael R Graptemys
ron, Caryn ( Vaughn Matthew R Gannon William I Syntopy between kohni. 6
Winston, an d Jimmie Pigg 336 two species of long-eared bats (My pseudogeographica, 6, 9
otis evotis and Myotis auriculus Graptoconxa serrulata, SU—86
Flores, Joel, and Enrique Jurado, Ger 394 396 Grayia spinosa, 408
minaton ane l early growth traitso f Garrulus glandarius, 17 Growth and morphology of Atriplex ca
14 plant spec ies native to northern Garrya o ata, 39 escens Varieties occidentalis and ar
Mexico, 40 16 Gass Leila and Paul W Barnes, Micro gustifolia comparison of Edward
Floristic and life form diversity along climate and understory structure Glenn David Moore Stewart San
an altitudina | gradient in an inter of live oak (Quercus fusiformis) clus derson, J Jed Brown Don Lash
tropical sem iarid Mexican region ters in central Texas, USA, 183 Mansel Nelson and Jody Waugh
Carlos Mont ana and Alfonso Val 94 176-182
lente Banuet 2 39 Gastrophryne olivacea, 8 Growth rates of juvenile nine-banded
Flonsuga mellivora 225 Gastropoda, 283-286 armadillos Colleen M Mc
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Donough, Suzanne A. McPhee Harvey, James E., see Scoppettone, G Hymenoclea, 49
and W. ] Loughry 162-468 Gary, — salsola, 48
Gryllus 999 Havardia pallens, 42-44 Hyme nopappus flavescens, 165, 166
Guaiacum angustifolium, 276, 277 Haynie, MichaelR. , and Alec Knight Hymenoptera, 249-255, 333-335
Guarea guidonia, 74 Color pattern variants in the Hypsiglena torquata, 443, 445
Guazuma ulmifolia, 276 Prans-Pecos copperhead, 499-500
Guiraca caerulea, 157 Hechtia, 39 Ichnanthus pallens, 74-76
Gutberlet, Ronald L., Jr., Carol I Stew Helianthus, 498 Icteria virens, 45 156
art, and Michael B. Keck, New dis mnuus, 63 14 Icterus bullockii, 456
tributional records for Texas rep baradoxus, 313-320 Idionycteris phyllotis 266
tiles and amphibians, 6-12 petiolaris, 314 Iguanidae, 6
Gutierrezia sarothrae, 54 142, 450 170 Helietta parvifolia, 42 Influence of relative abundance of red
Gyalopior canum, 443, 445 Helisoma anceps, 285 imported fire ants (Solenopsis invic
Gymnocichla nudiceps, 231 Helpers in the bridled titmouse Jorge ta) on small mammal captures
Gymnura marmorata, 502 Nocedal and Millicent S Ficken David K. Ferris, M. J. Killion, K. P.
9989 Ferris, W. I Grant and S. B. Vin-
Habia rubica, 232 Hemidactylus turcicus, 9 son 97-100
Habitat and landscape characteristics Henicorhina leucosticta, 232 Insect dispersal in a drying desert
on avian breeding distributions in Hensley Rebecca A Michael J. Me stream: effectso f temperaturaen d
Colorado foothills shrub, effects Coid and Carl A Luer Litter var water loss, Josefa Velasco and An
of, Mark E Berry and Carl I iation in the Atlantic guitarfish dres Millan, 80-87
Bock, 453-461 (Rhinobatidae Rhinobatos lentigi Intraspecific male aggression in Areno
Habitat use by semi-aquatic snakes at nosus) with comments on distri- therus joshuaensis Brookhart and
ponds on a reclaimed strip mine bution in the Gulf of Mexico 501- Muma, and Eremobates marathoni
Michael B. Keck, 13-19 504 Muma (Solifugae, Eremobatidae)
Habitat use by small vertebrates at two Heracleum sphondylium, 214 Fred Punzo, 291-295
water developments in southwest Herpetofauna associated with arroyos Ipomoea, 276
ern Arizona Tricia I Cutler and ind uplands in foothills of the Isocoma drummondiu, 276
Michael I Morrison 155-162 Chihuahuan Desert Eric E. Jor Ixodes, 147, 149 150
Habitat vegetative condition on trap re gensen ind Stephen Demarais kingi, 477, 478
sponse of rodents associated with 141-448 scuiJp tus 177, 478
burrow mounds of Dipodomys spec Heterodon platirh inos, 10
tabilis in a desert grassland, influ Heteropogon contortus, 451 Jatropha dioica, 200, 276, 277
ence of, Fenton R. Kay 969-273 Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, 75 Johnson Ronald 1 Fang Qing Liang
Haigh, Sandra L., Stem diameter-age Hilaria and Jerry I Farris Genetic diver
relationships of Tamarix ramosissi mutica 165, 166 s(iBtyi vaalmvioan g Unfioourn idaameb)l emiin ntih es peCcaicehse
ma on lake shore and stream sites
Hoffman M see Milton, Suzanne and White rivers Arkansas, 321-
in southern Nevada 125-429
Haliaeetus leucoce Holbrookia maculata 198 Jorgensen Eric E and Stephen De
Halicyclops, 261 Holechek Jerry L., see Smith, Chris marais Herpetofauna associated
Halmicayglnoipcse ps 257 und - with arroyos and uplands in foot
Homocyclops ater, 258 hills of the Chihuahuan Desert
caneki
Hook Allan W., New distribution re 141-448
cenoticola
magniceps cords of aculeate wasps in Texas Jorgensen Eric | Scott M. Sell, and
and adjacent states (Hymenop Stephen Demarais, Barn owl prey
Hall, Linnea S and Michael L. Mor tera Sphecidae Pompilidae Mu use in Chihuahuan Desert foot
rison, Responses of mice to fluc tillidae) 249-255 hills, 53-56
tuating abitat quality II. A supple Hoplisoides placidus, 252 Junco
mentation experiment 137-146 Hoplocercidae, 6 hyemalus, 457
Hall, LinneaS ., see Morrison Michael Huckaby Laurie Stroh, and W. H hymenalis 139
L., and — Moir Forest communities at Fra Juncus drummondii, 214
Hamelia patens ser Experimental Forest Colora Juniper us
Haplopappus do, 204-218 ashei, 183, 184, 189
gracilis, 450 Hybognathus communis, 21 214
enetus, 431 nuchalis, 341 deppeana, 243
Hardy, Paul ( Tiffany N. Abeloe Rob placitus, 341 monosper ma,
ert X. Barry and Michael I Mor Hydrophilidae, 80, 81 osteosperma, 377
rison, Abundance and habitat as Hyla oteosperma, 138
sociations of common poorwills in hryscocelis,8 pinchotii, 184
the Sonoran Desert, 234-241 crucifer,© virginiana, 184
Harrison Robert 1 Bobcats in resi versicolor, 8 Jurado, Enrique, see Flores, Joel,
dential areas distribution and Hylidae, 8 and —
homeowner attitudes 169-475 Hylophilus ochraceiceps, 2° Jurena, P. N. and O. W. Van Auken,
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Woody plant recruitment under Lampropeltis calligaster, 10 McCoid and Carl A. Luer, 501-
canopies of two acacias in a south Lampsilis, 3929 504
western Texas shrubland, 195-203 Laniocera rufescens, 231 Location, structure, and contents of
Lantana horrida, 200, 276 burrows of Spermophilus lateralis
Kar vinskia Larrea, 18-52 and Tamias minimus, two ground
humboldtiana tridentata, 35, 47, 54 156 165 196 dwelling sciurids Keeley ] Bihr
humboltiana 234, 313, 318, 377 391 397 108 and Rosemary J. Smith, 352-362
Kay Fenton R., Influence of habitat 109, 450 Lochmiller Robert I see Sinclair
vegetative condition on trap re Lash, Don see Glenn, Edward John A., —
sponse of rodents associated with Lathyrus leucanthus 214 Lollar Amanda, see French, Barbara
burrow mounds of Dipode mys Spec Laundré, John W see López-González and —
tabilis in a desert grassland, 269. Carlos A., — Long foraging distance for a spotted
Lec Thomas, E., Jr and W. Sue Fair bat (Euderma maculatum) in north
Keck Michael B., Habitat use by semi banks, The geneticso f 1 founder ern Arizona, Michael ]. Rabe, Me
iquatic snakes at ponds on a re event, 415418 lissa S. Siders, C. Richard Miller
claimed strip mine, 13-19 Leguminosae, 42 and Tim K. Snow, 266-269
Keck Michael B., sec Gutberlet Ron Lei Simon A., Soil properties of the López-González Carlos A Alberto
ald L., Jr Kelso Sand Dunes in the Mojave González-Romero and John W
Keeley, Jon| € Schwilk, Dylan W Desert, 47- Laundré Range extension of the
and Lemmiscus curtatus, 359 bobcat (Lynx rufus) in Jalisco
Kerley, G. L H., see Milton, Suzanne Lemos-Espinal Julio A Hobart M Mexico, 103-105
J Smith Royce E Ballinger, Geof Loughry, W. J., see McDonough Col
Killion, M. J., see Ferris David K., — frey R. Smith and David Chiszar leen M
Kinkajou, Potos flavus (Carnivora Pro A contribution to the superspecies Luer, Carl A., see Hensley, Rebecca
cyonidae from Isla Cozumel concept of the lizard Sceloporus un ES
Quintana Roo Mexico first re dulatus: S. u. belli, a species, 20-24 Ly upinus, 35e 8
cord of the Enrique Martinez Leopardus pardalis, 104, 273-279 Luzula parviflora, 214
Meyer, Miguel Martinez-Morales Lepomis, 14 Lyau m
and Javier Sosa-Escalante 101-102 macrochirus, 340 andersonu, 408
Kinosternidae, 9 marginatus, 338 berlandieri, 27 6, 92/7/7
Kinosternor megalotis, 340 pallidum, 408
nnatum, © Leptocans stromatolicolus, 59 Lynx rufus, 103-105, 469-475
odora tum, 6, 9 Leptochloa dubia, 165, 166 Lysiloma divaricata, 34
Knight Alec, see Haynie, Michael R Leptodea, 329 Lythrurus umbratilis, 340
and — Leptodiaptomus, 260
Koe bertinia shir osa 276 277 assiniboiensis 258. 261 I Mabee, William R., A note on the oc-
Koenig, Walter D and Stanley H connexus, 258, 261 currence of Bosmina (Eubosmina)
Faeth Effects of storage on tannin cuauhtemoci, 2 coregoni (Crustacea, Cladocera) in
anmaal protein content of cached mexicanus, 258, 2 Missouri: a new record and range
acorns, 170-175 novamexicanus, 25 extension, 95-96
Kramena glandulosa 200 siciloides, 258, 261 Machaeranthera tanacetifolia, 450
Kramp, B. A., R. J Ansley, and T. R Leptodora kindti, 95 MacKay, William P., A new army ant
Funnell Survival of mesquite Leptoloma cognatum, 196 from southern Texas (Hymenop-
seedlings emerging from cattle Leptopogon amaurocephalus, 231 tera: Formicidae) 333-335
and wildlife feces in a semi-arid Leptotila cassinii, 231 Macrocyclops
gg rassland 300-312 Leptotyphlopidae, 11 albidus, 2
Kricher, John C., and William E Davis Leptotyphlops fuscus, 25 o]
Jr., Species richness and site fidel dulcis, 11, 437-440 143, 445 Mahonia repens, 209
ity among resident Neotropical humilis, 437-440 Malacoptila panamensis, 231, 23;
birds 228-233 Lepus americanus, 144, 345 Malphigia glabra, 42,
Leucaena pulverulenta, Malpighiaceae, 42, 276
Labidesthes sicculus, 336, 338, 340 Leucophyllum frutescens, 42-44, 196, 200 Mammilaria sulcata, 197
Labidus coccus, 335 Leucophylum frutescens, 276, ‘ Mammillaria, 27
Laboratory evidence for territorial be- Liang, Fang Qing, see Johnson, Ronald spinosa, 29, 39
havior by the southern red-backed L., — sulcata, 200
salamander, Plethodon serratus: in- Linnaea borealis, 212 Manacus candei, 230-232
fluence of residency status and Liris Manilkara bidentata, 74
pheromonal advertisement, Alicia muspa, 250 Marattiaceae, 74
Mathis, Krista Deckard and Con- partitus, 250 Marcgravia rectiflora, 72, 74
nie Duer, 1-5 Litter variation in the Atlantic guitar Marcgraviaceae, 74
Laccophilus maculosus, 80-86 fish (Rhinobatidae: Rhinobatos len Margarops fuscatus, 72
Lacy, Sterling S., see Coldren, Mary tiginosus) with comments on distri Marmota
A bution in the Gulf of Mexico, Re- flaviventris, 359
Lamponius portoricensis, 76 becca A. Hensley, Michael | monax, 345
December 1998 Index to Volume 42
Martinez-Meyer Enrique Miguel Mar reidae, 257, 258, 261 > oppettone, Peter H. Rissler, M
tinez-Morales, and Javier Sosa-Es yutsil, 258 Bridget Nielsen, and James E. Har
calante, First record of the kinka Mesogyna hepatica, 477 vey, 115-122
jou, Potos flavus (Carnivora: Pro Metopium browne, 101 Moir, W. H Huckaby Laurie
cyonidac from Isla Cozumel Vexipyrgus churinceanus, 283 Stroh, and
Quintana Roo, Mexico, 101-102 Mexistiobia manantialis, 283 Moloch, 393
Martínez-Morales, Miguel, see Martí Mexithauma quadnpaludium, 283 horridus, 391
1ez-Meyer, Enrique, — Micrathene whitneyi, 235 Molossidae, 484-490
Mascagnia parvifolia, 39 Microcerculus marginatus, 232 Molothrus ater, 453, 456
Masticophis Microclimate and understory structure Momotus momota, 231
bilineatus, 412-415 of live oak (Quercus fusiformis) clus Montaña, Carlos, and Alfonso Valiente
flagellum, 158 ters in central Texas USA Leila Banuet, Floristic and life-form di
lateralis, 412 Gass and Paul W. Barnes, 183-194 versity along an altitudinal gradi
taeniatus, 412 Microcyclops ent in an intertropical semiarid
Mastigodiaptomus anceps, 258 Mexican region, 25-39
ulbuquerquensis, 25 . 260, 261 ceibaensis, 258 Montanoa tehuacana, 39
montezumae, 258 dubitabilis, 258 Moore, David, see Glenn, Edward
nesus, 258, 261 rubellus, 258, 261 Moraria cristata, 259
texensis, 258 varicans, 258 Morkillia mexicana, 39
Mathis, Alicia, Krista Deckard, and Microdiaptomus cokeri, 258, 261 Morone chrysops, 338
Connie Duer, Laboratory evidence Microhylidae, 8 Morrison, Michael L., and Linnea S
for territorial behavior by the Micromenetus brongniartianus, 283 Hall, Responses of mice to fluctu
southern red-backed salamander Micronycteris megalotis, 496 ating habitat quality I. Patterns
lethodon serratus. influence of res Microtus, 53 from a long-term observational
idency status and pheromonal ad agrestis, 345 study, 123-136
vertisement, | arvalis, 345, 349 Morrison, Michael L., see Cutler, Tricia
Maytenus texana canicaudus, 345 L., and —
McClenaghan, Leroy R montanus, 345 Morrison, Michael 1 see Hall, Linnea
dale, Harold D and — pennsylvanicus, 345 S., and —
McCoid, Michael ]., see Hensley, Re pinetorum, 98 Morrison, Michael 1 see Hardy, Paul
becca A., — Millan Andres, see Velasco, Josefa E
McDonough, Colleen M Suzanne A and — Motothrus ater, 158
McPhee, and W. J] Loughry Miller, ( Richard, see Rabe, Michael Mrazekiella pilosa, 259
Growth rates of juvenile nine J a Muhlenbergia
banded armadillos, 462-468 Miller, D. S B. G. Campbell, R. G. Me porter, 450
McLean, R. G., see Miller, D. S., — Lean, I Campos, and D. F. Covell porten, 54, 165, 166, 442, 149-451
McNeely David I The Southwestern Parasites of swift fox Vulpes velox) Mus musculus, 98, 148
Association of Naturalists minutes rom southeastern Colorado, 476— Mustela
of the meeting of the Board of 179 erminea, 345
Goverannd oOfrficsers , Albuquer Milton, SuzannJ.e, W. R. J. Dean, G. I eversmanni, 345
que, New Mexico, Thursday, 9 H. Kerley, M. T. Hoffman, and W frenata, 106
April 1998, 505-510 G. Whitford, Dispersal of seeds as nigripes, 344-351
McNeely, David I The Southwestern nest material by the cactus wren nivalis, 345
Association of Naturalists minutes 149-452 vison, 345
of the business meeting Albu Mimocichla plumbea, 7 Muths, Erin An observation on cach-
querque, New Mexico, Friday, 10 Mimosa ing of prey by a long-tailed weasel
April 1998, 510-514 luisana, 38 (Mustela frenata), 106
McPhee Suzanne A see McDonough me lacophylla, 276 Mutillidae, 249-255
Colleen M Mimus polyglottos, 156 Myadestes
Megacyclops latipes, 258 Minikara achras, 101 townsendi, 456
Melanerpes formicivorus, 170 Mionectes oleaginea, 230-232 unicolor, 232
Melanoides tuberculata, 283-286 Misumena vatia, 435 Myiobius sulphureipygius, 231, 232
Melastomaceae, 449 Misumenoides formosipes, 435 Myotis
Meleagris gallopavo, 242-248 Misume nops, 5 auriculus, 394-396
Meliaceae, 74 celer, 430, 431 evotis, 394-396
Melostiza melodia, 456 Mitella keenii, 395
Menodora longiflora, 196 odontoloma, 212 lucifugus, 489
Mesocestoides, 4 pentandra, 205 thysanodes, 396
Mesocyclops stauropetala, 205
aspericornas Moapa coriacea, 115-122 Nasella leucotricha, 301
chaci, 958 Moapa coriacea and Gila seminuda and Nasua narica, 101
edax, 96, 25 status information on other fishes Neivamyrmex
ellipticus O2s9 /4 of the Muddy River, Clark County harrisi, 335
longisetus, 258 Nevada, the status of, G. Gary isodentatus, 333-335
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swainsont, 335 Onychorhynchus mexicanus Passerina
Nelson Jim A., see Ou JamesR ., - Opheodrys aestivus, 10 amoena, 453, 456
Nelson Mansel, set Glenn, Edward Ophisaurus attenuatus, 9 cyanea, 456
Veobuxbaumia tetetzo, 27, 34, 38 Opisocrostis aullinia, 276
Veotoma, 55 hirsutus, 147, 148 Paxistima myrsinites, 209
albigula, 148, 158, 271 tuberculatus, 150 ’ecani angulatus, 228
fuscipes, 48 182 Opluridae, 6 edicularis racemosa, 211
lepida, 125, 480-483 Oporornis tolmier, 456 Pelagic birds from coastal Michoacan
micropus, 271 Opuntia, 27, 165, 166, 397, 470 records of, J. Fernando Villaseñor
Neotropic cormorant, Phalacrocorax engelmannii, 276, 277 and Laura E. Villaseñor, 402-404
brasilianus (Aves Phalacrocoraci imbricata, 450 Pelobatidae, 8
dae) breeding record for Arkan leptocaulis, 200, 276, 277 Pendleton Burton K and Rosemary
sas, first Mary K. Coldren, Cade1 lindheimen, 200 L. Pendleton Pollination biology
Coldren Kimberly G. Smith and phaeacantha, 200 ot Coleogyne ramosissima (Rosa
Sterling S Lacy 196-498 violaceae, 197, 200 ceae), 376-380
Nepsera aquatica, 449 Orbignya cohune, 229 Pendleton, Rosemary L., see Pendle
Nerodia Oreobroma pygmaea, 21 ton, Burton K and —
erythrogaster, | Oreochromis aurea, 115, 116, 118, 119 Perognathus, 53-55, 132
fasciata, 10, 1 121 amplus, 158
rhombifer, 10- Oreochrysum parryi, 209, 210 flavus, 148, 271, 272
sipedon, 18 Oreoxis alpina, 211, 212 longimembris, 397, 399, 400
Neutrocyclops brevifurca, 258, 261 Onigoceras, 283 parvus, 125, 138
Nielsen, M. Bridget, see Scoppettone Oropsylla hirsuta, 147-150, 154 Peromyscus, 53-55
G. Gary, — Orthilia secunda, 211 boylii, 481, 482
Nitela virginiensis, 250 Orthocyclops modestus, 258, 261 californicus, 405, 481
Nitokra Oryctolagus cuniculus, 345 eremicus, 271, 405, 481
lacustris Oryttus yumae, 252 leucopus, 98, 124, 1
pusilla Oryx gazella, 163-169 maniculatus, 106 123-136
Spinipes Oryzoborus funereus, 232 105-407 180-482
typica, 259 Oryzopsis, 138 truet, 123-136 137-146
Noccea montana, 211 Ou, James R., Jim A. Nelson, and Traci Peterson Charles ( Rain-harvesting
Nocedal Jorge, and Millicent S. Fick Caillouet, The effect of spider-me behavior of a free-ranging desert
en, Helpers in the bridled tit diated flower alteration on seed horned lizard (Phrynosoma platy
mouse production in golden-eye p| hlox rhinos), 391-394
Notiosorex, 54 130-436 *eucetia viridans, 430, 434
Nototriton Otus Phacelia, 138, 165, 166
nasalis, 88, 89 kennicottii, 235 Phaeochroa cuvierii, 231
sanctibarbarus, 88-9 tnchopsis, 280 Phaethornis
Notropis Oxybelus xerophilus, 251 longuemareus, 231
atherinoides, Oxyura jamaicensis, 221 superciliosus, 230, 231
boops 340 Phalacrocoracidae, 496—498
ortenburgen, 340 Palmaceae, 74 Phalacrocorax brasilianus, 496-498
rubellus, 338 Panicum obtusum, 165, 166 Phalaenoptilus nuttallii, 234-241
sutthusi, 338, 340 Pappogeomys castanops, 148 Phaulothamnus Spinescens,
volucellus, 340 Paracyclops Pheucticus melanocephalus, 456
Nycticorax nycticorax, 497 fimbriatus, 258 259 Philodendron giganteum, 72, 74
Nyctinomops macrotis, 266 poppe:, 259 Phlogothraupis sanguinolenta 29
Nymphophilus Parapseudoleptomesochra Phlox
acarinatus, 283 botosaneanui, 259 drummondiu, 434
minckleyi, 283 subterranea, 259 roemenriana 130, 431
Nysson subtilis, 251 Pararge aegeria, 293 Phoebe tampicensis
Parasites of swift fox (Vulpes velox) from Ph rynocephalus helioscopus 391
O'Farrell Thomas P., sec Rauten southeastern Colorado D. S. Mill Phrynosoma
strauch, Kurt R., and — er, B. G. Campbell, R. G. McLean cornutum, 9, 391, 443, 445, 498
Odocoileus E. Campos, and D. F. Covell, 476- modestum, 54, 445, 446 198-499
hemionus, 163, 345 179 blatyrhinos 391-394
virginianus, 300-312 Paridae, 279 Phrynosomatidae, 6, 9, 92-95, 381-390
virginiaus, 417 Parkinsonia texana, 276, Phyllorhynchus
Oenothera deltoides, 48 Parthenium incanum, 54 browni, 413
Oncostoma cinereigulare, 231 Parus decurtatus, 41
Onychocamptus mohammed, 260 atricapillus, 156 Physa virgata, 283
Onychomys, 55 gambeli, 456 Physalis, 276
arenicola, 270-272 niger, 279 Physaloptera 177
leucogaster, 270, Passer domesticus, 457, 512 Pica pica, 456