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BOLETÍN NO. 189
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MATERIAL DE RECIENTE INGRESO
A LA BIBLIOTECA
¨DRA. MA. ELENA CASO MUÑOZ¨.
FEBRERO DE 2005
INTRODUCCIÓN
De acuerdo a los principales objetivos de la biblioteca “Dra. Ma. Elena Caso Muñoz”,
Unidad Académica Mazatlán del ICML, U.N.A.M. de apoyar la investigación y docencia a
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memorias, informes y de reimpresos en nuestra página web.
Compilación: Ma. Clara Ramírez Jáuregui
Edición: Mat. Germán Ramírez Reséndiz.
LIBROS
AGOSTINHO, ANGELO ANTONIO, ET. AL., 2004. Structure and functioning of the
Paraná River and its floodplain LTER-Site 6 (PELD-Sitio 6).—Maringa: EDUEM:
275 p.
AMATO DE MORAES VAZZOLER, ANNA EMILIA, ET. AL., 1997. A planicie de
Inundacao do Alto Rio Paraná: Aspectos físicos, biológicos e socioeconómicos.
Maringa: EDUEM: 460 p.
CORREA, CHRISTIANE ERONDINA, 2004. Ecología do Pantanal. Curso de Campo
2003. – Campo Grande, MS: Editora UFMS: 227 p.
ETHEM GONENC, I. AND JOHN P. WOLFLIN, 2005. Coastal Lagoons. Ecosystem
Processes and Modeling for Sustainable Use and Development.—Boca Raton:
CRC Press: 500 p.
FELSENSTEIN, JOSEPH, 2004. Inferring Phylogenies.—Sunderland Massachussets:
Sinauer Associates, Inc.: 664 p.
NAKATANI, KESHIYU, ET. AL., 2001. Ovos e larvas de peixes de agua doce:
desenvolvimento e manual de identificacao.—Maringa, PR: EDUEM: 378 p.
PION ABUABARA, MARIA APARECIDA AND MIGUEL PETRERE Jr., 1997.
Estimativas da abundancia de populacoes animais. Introducao as técnicas de
captura-recaptura.—Maringa-PR: EDUEM: 161 p.
RIGBY, J. KEITH, 2003. Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part E: Porifera,
Revised. Volume 2: Introduction to the Porifera.—Boulder, Colorado and Lawrence
Kansas: The Geological Society of America, Inc. and the University of Kansas: 349
p.
TERAMOTO, T., Ed., 1993. Deep Ocean Circulation. Physical and Chemical Aspects.
Elsevier Oceanography Series, 59.—Amsterdam: Elsevier: 382 p.
ZAVALA-CAMIN, LUIS ALBERTO, 1996. Introducao aos estudos sobre alimentacao
natural em peixes.—Maringa: EDUEM: 129 p.
REPORTES, CATÁLOGOS
ALDRICH, 2005-2006.
IFREMER. ANNUAL REPORT 2003.—79 p.
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ACOSTA VELÁZQUEZ, JOANNA, 2003. Análisis de la condición del bosque de
manglar en el sistema lagunar Teacapán-Agua Brava-Marismas Nacionales y sus
relaciones a nivel de paisaje. Tesis de Maestría. CIAD-Unidad Mazatlán, 89 p.
PUBLICACIONES PERIÓDICAS
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ACTA SCIENTIARUM:
Vol. 20, No. 2, June 1998.
Vol. 21, No. 2, June 1999.
Vol. 22, No. 2, June 2000.
Vol. 25, No. 2, July-December 2003.
BIBLIOTECA UNIVERSITARIA:
Vol. 7, No. 2, julio-diciembre de 2004.
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BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN, THE:
Vol. 207, No. 3, December 2004.
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BULLETIN OF THE FISHERIES RESEARCH AGENCY:
No. 12, November 2004.
No. 13, December 2004.
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CADERNOS DA BIODIVERSIDADE:
Vol. 3, No. 1, janeiro 2002.
Vol. 3, No. 2, julho 2002.
Vol. 4, No. 1, janeiro 2003.
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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC SCIENCES:
Vol. 61, No. 7, July 2004.
Vol. 61, No. 8, August 2004.
Vol. 61, No. 9, September 2004.
CIENCIA:
Vol. 51, No. 1, marzo de 2000.
Vol. 55, No. 2, abril-junio de 2004.
Vol. 56, No. 1, enero-marzo de 2005.
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CLIMATE DIAGNOSTICS BULLETIN:
No. 12/04, December 2004.
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CRUSTACEANA:
Vol. 77, Part. 9, October 2004.
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ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL:
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Vol. 31, No. 1, January 2005.
Vol. 31, No. 2, February 2005.
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ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION:
Vol. 134, No. 3, April 2005.
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ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY:
Vol. 23, No. 11, November 2004.
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ESTUARIES:
EXPLORATIONS:
Vol. 11, No. 2, Fall 2004.
FAO FISHERIES REPORT:
No. 732: Report of the Workshop and Exchange of Views on Fiscal Reforms for
Fisheries –to Promote Growth, Poverty Eradication and Sustainable Management.
Rome, 13-15, October 2003.
No. 732, Supplement: Report of the Workshop and Exchange of Views on Fiscal
Reforms for Fisheries –to Promote Growth, Poverty Eradication and Sustainable
Management. Rome, 13-15, October 2003.
No. 739: Report of the Sixteenth Annual Conference of the European Association of
Fisheries Economists. Rome, 5-7, April 2004.
No. 744: Report of the Expert Consultation on International Fish Trade. Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, 3-5 December 2003.
FAO FISHERIES TECHNICAL PAPER:
No. 420: Sociedades, legislación pesquera e instituciones marítimas en el Mediterráneo
occidental. Resumen de derechos colectivos y sistemas descentralizados de
disciplina profesional, 58 p.
No. 430: Fisheries in irrigation systems of arid Asia, 150 p.
No. 463: Advances in sea cucumber aquaculture and management, 425 p.
No. 465: The conservation and management of shared fish stocks: legal and economic
aspects, 69 p.
FARO, EL:
No. 46, enero 6 de 2005.
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FISHERIES:
FISHERIES OCEANOGRAPHY:
Vol. 13, Supplement 1, December 2004.
GULF AND CARIBBEAN RESEARCH:
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ICES JOURNAL OF MARINE SCIENCE:
INGENIERÍA HIDRÁULICA EN MÉXICO:
Vol. XIX, No. 4, octubre-diciembre de 2004.
JOURNAL OF AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH:
JOURNAL OF COASTAL RESEARCH:
Special Issue No. 3, Summer 1988: Dune/Beach Interaction. Edited by Norbert P Psuty.
Special Issue No. 4, Autumn 1988: The Effects of Seawalls on the Beach. Edited by
Nicholas C. Kraus and Orrin H. Pilkey.
Special Issue No. 5, Summer 1989: High Concentration Cohesive Sediment Transport.
Edited by Ashish J. Mehta and Earl J. Hayter.
Special Issue No. 6: Summer 1990: Artificial Beaches. Edited by Maurice L. Schwartz
and Eric C.F. Bird.
Special Issue No. 7, Spring 1990: Rational Design of Mound Structures. Edited by
Nobuhisha Kobayashi and Miguel A. Losada.
Special Issue No. 8, Spring 1991: Impacts of Hurricane Hugo: September 10-22, 1989.
Edited by Charles W. Finkl and Orrin H. Pilkey.
Special Issue No. 14, Spring 1995: Potential Impacts of Accelerated Sea-Level Rise on
Developing Countries. Edited by Robert J. Nicholls and Stephen P. Leatherman.
Special Issue No. 15, Spring 1993: Beach and Surf Zone Morphodynamics. Edited by
Andrew D. Short.
Special Issue No. 18, Fall 1993: Beach/Inlet Processes and Management: A Florida
Perspective. Edited by Ashish J. Mehta.
Special Issue No. 21, Spring 1995: Impacts of Hurricane Andrew on the Coastal Zones
of Florida and Louisiana: 22-26 August 1992. Edited by Gregory W. Stone and
Charles W. Finkl.
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JOURNAL OF MARINE RESEARCH:
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JOURNAL OF PHYCOLOGY:
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JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY:
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JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH:
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JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH:
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JOURNAL OF SHELLFISH RESEARCH:
JOURNAL OF THE WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY:
Vol. 35, No. 4, 2004.
LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY:
MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES:
Vol. 284, December 21, 2004.
NEW SCIENTIST:
Vol. 185, No. 2481, January 8-14, 2005.
Vol. 185, No. 2482, January 15-21, 2005.
Vol. 185, No. 2483, January 22-28, 2005.
Vol. 185, No. 2484, January 29-February 4, 2005.
Vol. 185, No. 2485, February 5-11, 2005.
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NORTH AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FISHERIES MANAGEMENT:
OCEANUS:
Vol.43, NO. 1, 2004.
PACIFIC SCIENCE:
OCLC NEWSLETTER:
October-November-December 2004.
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REVISTA INTERNACIONAL DE CONTAMINACIÓN AMBIENTAL:
No. 2, abril-junio de 2004.
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REVISTA DE BIOLOGÍA TROPICAL:
Vol. 52, No. 1, marzo de 2004.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN:
U2000. Crónica de la Educación Superior:
No. 447, 24 de enero de 2005.
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PUBLICACIONES PERIODICAS
Acta Scientiarum
Volume 20, Número 2
Valores sangüíneos de pintados juvenis, Pseudoplatystoma coffuscans (Agassiz, 1829) Roger
Beelen, Tom van der Heijden, Ronald Booms, Marc Verdegem e Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli................... 147
Influencia de anticoagulantes e estocagem de sangue em valores hematológicos de tambaquis,
Colossoma macropomum
Marcos Tavares-Dias e Elziane F. Silva Sandrim .................................................................................... 151
Características hematológicas de teleósteos brasileiros. 1. Série vermelha e dosagens de cortisol e
glicose do plasma sangüíneo de espécimes de Colossoma macropomum em condic;óes de cultivo
Marcos Tavares-Dias e Elziane F. Silva Sandrim .................................................................................... 157
Henneguya spp. (Myxozoa, Myxosporea, Myxobolidae), parasita de peixes do rio Paraná, Brasil
Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli,Jorge da Costa Eiras e Aurélia Saraiva ........................................................... 161
Aspectos morfológicos relacionados a alimentac;áo de duas raias marinhas Narcine brasiliensis Olfers
e Rhinobatos horkelli Müller & Henle
Roberto Goitein, Fernando S. TOffes e Carlos Eduardo Signorini .......................................................... 165
Estrutura populacional de peixes no estuário do rio Caeté, Braganc;a, Pará, Brasil Mauricio Camargo
e Victoria J. Isaac...................................................................................................................................... 171
Idade e crescimento de Plagioscion squamosissimus (Heckel, 1840) (Acanthopterygií, Sciaenidae) do
reservatório de Barra Bonita-SP, através da estrutura dos otólitos
Antonio Carlos Leal de Castro.................................................................................................................. 179
Técnicas de controle de qualidade utilizadas na criac;áo de tilápia do Nilo (Oreochromis niloticus)
Vandir Medri, Geni Varéa Pereira eJúlio Hermann Leonhardt ................................................................. 185
Dieta de Crenicichla lepidota Heckel, 1840 (Perciformes, Cichlidae) da lagoa Redonda, Nísia
Floresta,IRN
Hélio de Castro Bezerra Gurgel, Raimunda Gonfalves de Almeida, Geraldo Barbieri e Lisandro, Juno
Soares Vleira ............................................................................................................................................ 191
Efeito da composic;áo ionica da água do mar artificial no desenvolvimento de larvas de
Macrobrachium rosenbergii (De Man, 1879) [Crustacea, Decapoda] no estágio II
Margarete Mallasen e Wagner Cotroni Valenti ........................................................................................ 195
Estudo da termoestabilidade de peroxidases extraídas da polpa e casca de mexenca (Citrus
deliciosa)
&li Cristina Alvim e Edmar Clemente ....................................................................................................... 201
Levantamento florístico das tribos Psychotrieae, Coussareeae e Morindeae (Rubiaceae) na regiáo de
Porto Rico, alto rio Paraná
Débora Cristina de Souza e María Conceifiio de Souza .......................................................................... 207
Bactérias associadas a decomposicáo de folhas de Cedrela flSsilis Vello (Cedro) em mata tropical
subcaducifólia do noroeste do Estado do Paraná
Claudia Regina Co"ea, Valdovino Damásio dos Santos e Celso Vataru Nakamura ............................... 213
Características morfoquantitativas dos neurónios mientéricos do segmento terminal do intestino de
Cyprinus carpio (Linnaeus, 1758) (Osteichthyes, Cyprinidae)
Sandra Regina Stabüle, Marcelo Aparecido de Lima e Ricardo de Melo Germano ............................... 217
Estudo morfológico e quantitativo dos neurónios do plexo mientérico do corpo do estómago de Rattus
norvegicus
Cristina Elena Prado Teles Pregonesi, Marcaio Hubner de Miranda Neto e Sonia Lucy Molinary.......... 221
CIENCIAS DA SAÚDE
o efeito ansiolítico do 8-0H-DPAT é mediado por receptores 5-HTIA?
Elisabeth Aparecida Audi, Vagner Siqueira Alves, Marcos Alberto Trombelli e Alexandra Candido De
Barros........................................................................................................................................................ 225
Fadiga neutomuscular induzida por d- Tubocuranina, Hexametónio e Neostigmina em prepara~óes
nervo frenico-diafragma isolado de ratos diabéticos
Lisliane Marisa Tagliari e Wilson Alves-do-Prado .................................................................................... 231
lmunoestimuladores - potencial para o tratamento de imunodepressóes e doen~as infecciosas
Sandra Cristina Bariio e Selma Giorgio .................................................................................................... 235
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Atividade antibacteriana de extratos do caule de CedrelaflSsüis Vello (Meliaceae)
Diógenes Aparício Garcia Cortez, Lúcia Elaine Ranieri Cortez, Tania Veda Nakamura e Celso Vataru
Nakamura.................................................................................................................................................. 243
Acta Scientiarum
Volume 21, Number 2
Evaluation of the genotoxicity and fetal toxicity of the herbicide Paraquat
Luisa Fernanda Martinez Peña, Suzana de Fatima Paccola Mesquita and !lce Mara de Syllos Cólus... 219
Effect of S-Aminouracil on mitotic cell division in Allium cepa
María de Fátima Pires da Silva Machado, Marcía Flores da Silva and Veronica Elisa Pimenta Vicentini225
Biology of Trypanosoma cruzi strains isolated from chagasic patients from different geographic origins
residing in northwestern region of the state of Paraná, Brazil
Silvana Marques de Araújo, Ana Lúcía Falavigna Guilherme, Max Jean de Ornelas Toledo, Paulo
José Gamba de Oliveira,José Carlos da Silva and Monica Lúcia Gomes .............................................. 229
Histological studies on the effects of Clinostomum marginatum (Digenea, Clinostomidae) in its second
intermediate host Loricariichthys platymetopon (Osteichthyes, Loricariidae) of the upper Paraná River,
Brazil
Jorge da Costa Eiras, María Luiza Gaspar Goulart Días, Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli and Marion Hamko
Machado ................................................................................................................................................... 237
Feeding of six fish species inJiqui Lagoon, eastern coast ofRio Grande do Norte, Brazil Hélio de
Castro Bezerra Gurgel and Bhaskara Canan ........................................................................................... 243
The metascolex in proteocephalids Amilcar Arandas Rego and Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli...................... 247
Species introduction: a commented synthesis
Rosilene Luciana Delariva and Angelo Antonio Agostinho ...................................................................... 255
Occurrence of Diplostomum sp Nordmann, 1832 (Digenea: Diplostomatidae) in Plagioscion
squamosissimus Heckel, 1840, from Volta Grande Reservoir, MG, Brazil Maurú:io Later{a Martins,
Rodrigo Yudi Fujimoto, Adjair Antonio do Nascimento and Flávio Ruas de Moraes ............................... 263
Fish community structure of"Lago del Fuerte" reservoir, Tandil, Argentina
Fabián Grosman ....................................................................................................................................... 267
Influence of different binders in the apparent digestibility of dry matter and protein in pacu (Piaractus
mesopotamicus) fed with ration processed with or without steam
Osmar Angelo Cantelma, Luiz Edivaldo Pezzato, Margarida María Ba"os and María Angélica Rosa
Ribeiro....................................................................................................................................................... 277
Spatio temporal variations in Pimelodus ortmanni (Siluriformes, Pimelodidae) feeding in Segredo
reservoir and contigous areas (PR) FabianeAbujanra, Márcia Regina Russo and Norma Segatti Hahn 283
The grade of feeding preference: a qualitative and quantitative method for stomach content analysis
Francisco Manoel de Souza Braga........................................................................................................... 291
Alimentary ingredients and the feeding behavior ofNile tilápia (Oreochromis niloticus) Elyara Maria
Pereira-da-Silva and Luiz Edivaldo Pezzato............................................................................................. 297
Sensory evaluation of the tilapia fillets fed with different levels of alcohol yeast
Vandir Medri, Ceni Varéa Pereira, Júlio Hermann Leonhardt, Miriam de Souza Panini and Sandro
Dietzel ....................................................................................................................................................... 303
Curvina Plagioscion squamosissimus (Heckel, 1840) (Peciformes, Sciaenidae) feeding activity in
Parana river
Norma Segatti Hahn, Valdirene Esgarbosa Loureiro and Rosilene Luciana Delariva ............................ 309
Aplication of Taguchi's los s function to production of Nile tilapia fed with different levels of alcohol
yeast Vandir Medri, Ceni Varéa Pereira andJúlio Hermann Leonhardt ................................................... 315
Influence of different luminosity levels on the performance of Jundiá larvae (Rhamdia quelen) (Quoy
and Gaimard, 1824) (Pisces: pimelodidae)
Everton Rodolfo Behr,Joáo Radünz Neto, Ana Paula Tronco and Ana Paula Fontana .......................... 325
Number oflarval instars in Plutella xylostella (L.) (Lepidoptera: Yponomeutidae) Carvalho Carlos Ecole,
Norivaldo dos Anjos, Miguel Michere.ff Filho and Marcelo Picanfo ......................................................... 331
Haematology of parasitized Brazilian teleost fishes. 1. Parameters macrocephalus Garavelo and
Britski, 1988 (Anostomidae) and Piaractus Holmberg, 1887 (Characidae)
Marcos Tavares-Dias, Sérgio Henrique Canello Schalch, Maurício Laterfa Martins, Érico Demari Silva,
Flávio Ruas Moraes and Dilermando Perecin .......................................................................................... 337
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Morphology and anatomy of the flower of Ocotea puberula (Rich.) Nees (Lauraceae) Luiz Antonio de
Souza and Ismar Sebastiáo Moscheta ..................................................................................................... 343
Biological effects of Pfaffia glomerata (Spreng.) Pedersen and Pfaffia paniculata (Martius) Kuntze
(Amaranthaceae)
Nádia Regina Alvim, Kely Christiane Tavares da Cunha, Lúcia Elaine Ranieri Cortez, Roberto Barbosa
Bazotte, Luis Carlos Marques and Diógenes Aparício Carcia Cortez ..................................................... 349
Development of the mouse testis from fetal period to adulthood
Rozangela de Lucca Martins Sachetim .................................................................................................... 353
Effect of water-administered acetic acid on Wistar lineage weaned rats (Rattus norvegicus) Haroldo
Carcia de Faria ......................................................................................................................................... 359
Prevalence of hepatitis B in blood donors of the Núcleo de Hemoterapia de Apucarana (Hemepar),
state ofParaná, Brazil
Leonardo di Colli, Thaís Comes Verzignassi Silveira and Dennis Armando Bertolini ............................. 363
Nutritional monitoring of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease from pulmonary
rehabilitation program
Maria Luiza Ferreira Stringhini, Cersislei Antonia Salado and Maria Rosedália de Moraes ................... 369
Newborn jaundice: survey of the cases occured in the Hospital Universitário Regional de Maringá
(HUM) from November 1993 to July 1995
Ana Maria Silveira Machado de Moraes, Éllen Cristina Santana Aleixo, Isolde Terezinha Santos
Previdelli, Ana Beatriz Tozzo Martins, Eliana Caria Armelin, Adriana Domingues Valadares, Cynthia
Renata Baiardi Mizoguti Oliveira and Dalton Ivan Steimmacher.............................................................. 375
Distribution and standardization of antihypertensive medications in the pharmacy of State University
ofMaringá (FEN-UEM)
Raquel Soares Tasca and Roberto Kenji Nakamura Cuman ................................................................... 379
Antihypertensive medicine prescription in basic unit ofhealth in Maringá-Paraná Raquel Soares Tasca,
DarliAntonio Soares and Roberto Kenji Nakamura Cuman...................................................................... 383
Efficacy of the rubber tube as an internallining in the esophageal anastomosis in dogs Orlando Ribeiro
Prado Filho, AmaUlY José Teixeira Nigro, César Orlando Peralta Bandeira, Yara Juliano, Neil Ferreira
Novo, Alex Moisés Pimenta and Priscila Valério Lima ............................................................................ 389
Influence of vasoconstrictors associated with local anesthetics on the arterial pressure of hypertensive
and normotensive rats
Carlos Luiz Fernandes de Salles, Adriane de Castro Martinez, Ángelo José Pavan, Apparecido Neri
Daniel and Roberto Kenji Nakamura Cuman............................................................................................ 395
A study of Li2C03 and C7HsN03 noncaloric sweetener association in mice bone marrow cells
Juida de Deus Palma Contar, Luciana Oliveira dos Santos, Simone Busko Valim and Terezinha
Aparecida Cuedes .................................................................................................................................... 403
Quantitative morphological analysis of the myenteric neurons of the ileum in rats under experimental
desnutrition
Adriana Fiorini, Sonia Lucy Molinari, Maria Raquel Marfal Natali and Marcílio Hubner de Miranda Neto 409
Microscopic study of the myocardial bridges over cardiac veins of pigs
Sonia Maria Marques Comes Bertolini, Nadir Eunice Valverde Barbato de Prates and Marcílio Hubner
de Miranda Neto ....................................................................................................................................... 415
Acta Scientiarum
Volume 22, Number 2
Mitotic and meiotic instability produced by an informational suppressor in Aspergillus nidulans
Melissa Cracíte de Melo Franzoni and Marialba Avezum Alves Castro-Prado........................................ 263
Chiasma frequency, distribution and terminalization in hexaploid oats (Avena sativa L.) Flávía Roseli
Baptista-Cíacomelli, Maria Suely Pagliarini andJulíano Luiz de Almeida ................................................ 269
Esterase isozymes for the characterization of "unnamed" cassava cultivars (Mánihot esculenta Crantz)
María de Fátima Pires da Silva Machado, Fábio Pablos de Souza and Adriana Cazoli Resende ......... 275
Evaluation of maternal effect on inheritance of aluminum-tolerance in maize
Alberto José Prioli, TJnia Aparecida Amaduccí Schneider, Andrea Akemi Hoshino, Juliana Pereira
Bravo, Talge Aiex Boni, Sonia Maria Alves Pinto Prioli and Roxelle Ethienne Ferreira Munhoz ............ 281
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Heteroplasmy in the T -uif13 mitochondrial gene of die Texas cytoplasm of maize Elizabete Satsuki
Sekine, Laura Leal de Castro, Alberto José Prioli; Sonia Maria Alves Pinto Prioli and Laudenir Maria
Prioli ......................................................................................................................................................... 287
Biological activities ofPHA, WGA,jacalin and artocarpin lectins
Ana Maria Sell and Celso Paulino da Costa............................................................................................. 297
Effect of the fungicides Fosetyl-Al and Metalaxyl on arbuscular mycorrhizal colonization of seedlings of
Citrus sinensis (L.) 'Dsbeck grafted onto C. limon (L.) Burmf
Rosilaine Carrenho, Vera Lúcía Ramos Bononin and Luiz AntO'nio Cracíolli ......................................... 305
Study of parameters that influence the production of the enzyme CGTase from Bacillus
firmus, strain no. 37 Craciette Matioli, Cristiane Moriwaki, Regiane Barbieri Mazzoni, Cisella Maria
Zanin and Flávio Faria de Moraes ............................................................................................................ 311
Chemical composition of mushrooms cultivated in cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) waste substratum
Marlei Roling Scariot, Lucíana Rak, Sandra Maria Comes da Costa and Edmar Clemente ................... 317
Proceedings to avoid contaminants during isolation and storage of standard fungal strains Edson Luiz
Zangrando Figueira, Eduardo Vicente, Yuko Yoshimoto, Elisabeth Yurie Satake Ono and Elisa Yoko
Hirooka ..................................................................................................................................................... 321
Human behaviour towards nature from the biological theories of evolution
Guillermo Foladori..................................................................................................................................... 327
A method for investigating the heterotrophic assimilation of ammonium and nitrate through planktonic
organisms
Cacilda ThaisJanson Mercante and lrineu Bianchini-júnior ..................................................................... 337
Species composition of rotifers in different habitats of an artificiallake, Mato Grosso do Sul State,
Brazil
Juan Carlos Cisneros Martínez, Angela Canesin and Cláudia Costa Bonecker...................................... 343
Horizontal distribution patterns of testate amoebae (Rhizopoda, Amoebozoa) in plankton samples of
the Corumbá reservoir area, State of Goiás, Brazil
Fábio Amodeo Lansac- Tóha, Luiz Felipe Machado Velho, Cláudia Costa Bonecker and Anderson
Setsuo, Miyashiro Aoyagui ....................................................................................................................... 347
On the occurrence of testate amoebae (Protozoa, Rhizopoda) in Brazilian inland waters. I. Family
Arcellidae
Fábio Amodeo Lansac- T6ha, Luiz Felipe Machado Velho, Maria Cláudia Zimmermann-Callegari and
Cláudia Costa Bonecker ........................................................................................................................... 355
On the occurrence of testate amoebae (Protozoa, Rhizopoda) in Brazilian inland waters. n. Families
Centropyxidae, Trigonopyxidae and Plagiopyxidae
Luiz Felipe Machado Velho, Fábio Amodeo Lansac- T6ha, Cláudia Costa Bonecker and Maria Cláudia
Zimmermann-Callegari ............................................................................................................................. 365
Evaluation of zooplankton groups in experimental ponds with the use of different organic substrates
Anna Christina Esper Amaro de Faria, Carmino Hayashi, Claudemir Martins Soares and Giovani
Sampaio Goncalves ................................................................................................................................. 375
Plankton, Artemia sp, artificial diet and their combinations on the development and survival of goldfish
(Carassius aura tus) during larviculture phase
Claudemir Martins Soares, Carmino Hayashi, Giovani Sampaio Goncalves, Eliana Maria Galdioli and
Wilson Rogério Boscolo ........................................................................................................................... 383
Seasonal variability of the phytoplankton community of a lateral channel (Cortado) of the Upper
Paraná River
Sueli Train, Márcia Divina de Oliveira and Maria Tereza Quevedo ........................................................ 389
Effect of Ankistrodesmus gracilis and Scenedesmus quadricauda algae on growth and in lipid index of
Daphnia laevis and Moina micrura
Caria Fernandes Macedo and Ricardo Motta Pinto-Coelho..................................................................... 397
Survey of Coleoptera (Arthropoda: Insecta) associated with bovine dung in the municipality
ofItumbiara, Goiás, Brazil
Carlos Henrique Marchiori, Ándersen Terra de Oliveria and Arício Xavier Linhares .............................. 403
Local and regional species diversity in South American Falconiformes: a geostatistical approach
Josana de Castro Peixoto, Márcia Christianne de Souza, José Alexandre Felizola Diniz-Filho and Luis
Mauricio Bini ............................................................................................................................................ 409
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Estrutura populacional de Poecilia vivipara Bloch & Schneider, 1801 (Atheriniformes, Poeciliidae) do
rio Ceará-Mirim - Rio Grande do Norte
Renata Swany Soares Nascimento e Hélio de Castro Bezerra Gurgel ................................................... 415
Percepcao dos insetos pelos graduandos da Universidade Estadual de Feira de Santana, Bahia,
Brasil
Eraldo Medeiros Costa-Neto e Paula Dib de Carvalho ............................................................................ 423
Distribui<;ao, abundancia e uso de diferentes ambientes pela ictiofauna dominante na área de
influencia do reservatório de Itaipu
Evanilde Benedito-Cecilio e Angelo Antonio Agostinho ........................................................................... 429
Parametros de crescimento e metabólicos da tilápia vermelha criada em tanques-rede flutuantes em
acude de pequeno porte
Paulo César Falanghe Carneiro, Elisabeth Criscuolo Urbinati e Damares Perecim Roviero ................. 439
Distribuicao espacial de peixes em ambientes lenticos: interacao de fatores
Edson Fontes de Oliveira e Erivelto Goulart............................................................................................. 445
Relacao entre o padrao de crescimento em peixes e as diferentes categorias tróficas: urna hipótese a
ser testada
Maria de los Angeles Perez Lizama e Ricardo Massato Takemoto......................................................... 455
Avaliacao de canibalismo e comportamento territorial de alevinos de trairao (Hoplias lacerdae)
Ronald Kennedy Luz, Ana Lúcia Salaro, Eduardo Ferri Souto e Evoy Zaniboni Filho ........................... 465
Diferentes [ontes protéicas na alimentacao de alevinos de curimba (Prochilodus lineatus V.) Eliana
Maria Galdioli, Carmino Hayashi, Claudemir Martins Soares, Wilson Massamitu Furuya e Mariza Yuri
Nagae........................................................................................................................................................ 471
Utilizacao de levedura spray dried na alimentacao de alevinos de tilápia do Nilo (Oreochromis niloticus
L.)
Fábio Meurer, Carmino Hayashi, Claudemir Martins Soares e Wilson Rogério Boscolo ........................ 479
Níveis de nitrogenio e fósforo na água de tanques de cultivo de tilápia vermelha sub metidas a
diferentes manejos alimentares
Ana Eliza Baccarin, Célia Maria Dória Frascá-Scorvo e Paulo Fernando Colherinhas Novato .............. 485
Sobrevivencia e crescimento larval do pacama Lophiosilurus alexandri Steindachner 1876
(Siluriformes, Pimelodidae), em funcao de tres densidades de estocagem em laboratório Cristiane
Machado López e Edson Vieira Sampaio................................................................................................. 491
Consideracóes sobre a reprodu<;ao artificial e alevinagem de pacu (Piaractus mesopotamicus,
Holmberg, 1887) em viveiros Claudio Luiz Bock e Carlos Roberto Padovani ......................................... 495
Aspectos da biologia pesqueira em femeas de Cathrops spixii do estuário do rio Potengi, NataVRN,
com enfase nos índices biométricos
Hélio de Castro Bezerra Gurgel, Cristiano Queiroz de Albuquerque, Djair dos Santos de Lima e Souza
e Geraldo Barbieri..................................................................................................................................... 503
Avaliacao hematológica de espécies de peixe de valor comercial da planície de inunda~ao do rio
Paraná, Brasil
María José Tavares Ranzani de Paiva, Angela Teresa Silva e Souza, Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli,
Ricardo Massato Takemoto e Augusta Cocuzza das Eims ..................................................................... 507
Características hematológicas e fator de condi~ao relativo (Kn) associados ao parasitismo em
Schizodon borellii (Osteichthyes, Anostomidae) e Prochilodus lineatus (Osteichthyes,
Prochilodontidae) do rio Paraná, regiao de Porto Rico, Paraná
Maria José Tavares Ranzani-Paiva, Angela Teresa Silva-Souza, Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli e
RicardoMassato Takemoto ....................................................................................................................... 515
Prosthenhystera obesa (Digenea), parasita de Salminlls maxillosus (Characidae) da planície de
inunda~ao alto rio Paraná, Brasil: influencia do tamanho e do sexo do hospedeiro Andréia Isaac,
Gislaine Marcolino Guidelli, Ricardo Massato Takemoto e Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli .............................. 523
Microscopia eletrónica de varredura de parasitos branquiais de Piaractus mesopotamicus Holmberg,
1887 cultivados no Estado de Sao Paulo, Brasil
Maria Luiza Rodrigues de Souza, Maurício Later{a MartillS eJaime Maia dos Santos. ......................... 527
Fator de condi~ao e rela~ao hepato e esplenossomática em teleósteos de água doce naturalmente
parasitados
Marcos Tavares-Dias, Maurício Later{a MartillS, Flávio Ruas Momes e Sérgio Nascimento Kronka ..... 533
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Diferenciacao do número de vértebras de algumas espécies de Characiformes (Osteichthyes) da
bacia do Rio Paraná, Brasil
Marta Eliane Echeverria Borges, Keshiyu Nakatani, Andréa Bialetzki e Michelle Elíane Gatti Felis....... 539
Falha na resposta do cortisol ao estresse por captura e por carragenina em Piaractlls mesopotamicus
Holmberg, 1887 (Osteichthyes: Characidae)
Maurício Later{a Martins, Flávio Ruas de Momes, Julieta Rodini Engrácia de Momes e Euclides Braga
Malheiros................................................................................................................................................... 545
Etnoictiologia dos pescadores artesanais de Siribinha, município de Conde (Bahia): aspectos
relacionados com a etologia dos peixes
Emldo Medeiros Costa-Neto e José Gemldo Wanderley Marques .......................................................... 553
Análise morfológica e quantitativa dos neurónios do plexo mientérico do bulbo intestinal de
Cyprinuscarpio (Linnaeus, 1758) (Osteichthyes, Cyprinidae)
Ricardo de Melo Germano, Sandra Regina Stabille, Patrícia Marega, Sonia Lucy Molinari .................. 561
Efeitos da imposicao de dieta hipoprotéica em ratos Wistar adultos (Rattus norvegicus) María Raquel
Mar{al Natali, Marcaio Hübner de Miranda Neto e Antonio Marcos Orsi ................................................ 567
Estudo anatómico do modelo arterial de vasos responsáveis pelo aporte sanguíneo da glandula
submandibular de primatas neotropicais [Cebus apella, Linnaeus, 1766]
Adriane Subtil de Oliveira,Jussara Rocha Ferreira e Alexandre Roriz BlumellSchein ............................ 573
Morfologia e histoquímica das fibras musculares do tecido muscular esquelético de cordeiros durante
o crescimento
Rosa Maria Gomes de Macedo, Maeli Dal Pai:'Silva, Vitalina Dal Pai, Francisco de Assis Fonseca de
Macedo e Elias Nunes Martills ................................................................................................................. 581
Clinical, laboratory and epidemiological data of chronic chagasic patients residing in the northwestern
region of the State ofParaná, Brazil
Monica Lúcia Comes, Dirceu José Cassarotti, Miria Ramos, Paulo Donizeti Zanzarini, Lúcia Maria
Cunha Calvtlo, Egler Chiari and Silvana Marques-Araújo........................................................................ 587
Control of intestinal parasitoses in the community of Núcleo Habitacional Santa Pelicidade of Maringá,
state of Paraná, Brazil
Maria da Luz Ribeiro Moitinho, Andrea Cláudia Bekner Silva Roberto, Eneide Aparecida Sabaini
Venazzi, Maria Teresinha Comes Cqsavechia and Andréa Brustolin Pereira ........................................ 593
Biotransformation of drugs
Elisabeth Aparecida Audi and Flávia Daniela Pussi................................................................................. 599
Evaluation of molluscicidal activity of Gymnema sylvestre R. Br., (Asclepiadaceae)
Andréa Brustolin and Diógenes Aparício Carcia Cortez........................................................................... 605
Evaluation of the number of alveoli of the remaining rat lungs after lobectomy or bilobectomy
Amélia Cristina Seidel, Alvacir Santos Bahls, Hugo Meister, Dorival Moreschi Jr, Juliana Paula Bagatin
and Lilian Yumi Nakayama ...................................................................................................................... 609
Comparison between tracheal anastomosis suture with absorbable synthetic thread and with
nonabsorbable synthetic thread in rabbits
Cesar Orlando Peralta Bandeira, Amauty José Teixeira Nigro, Martin Zavadinack Netto, Orlando
Ribeiro Prado Filho and Kelston Paulo Sales .......................................................................................... 615
Inguinal herniorrhaphy: local or regional anesthesia?
Martin Zavadinack Netto, Orlando Ribeiro Prado Filho, César Orlando Peralta Bandeira, Kelston Paulo
Felice de Sales and Tatiana Akemi Camiloti.. .......................................................................................... 621
Use of techniques to increase flexibility and equilibrium in adolescents with cerebral palsy: report of
three case studies
Katia Carpentieri Ferrarezi andJoana Elizabeth Ribeiro Pinto Cuedes ..................................................... 62
Bacteriological analysis of water in dental units
Hiran Vinicius Martelli Xavier, Joice Renata Bulla, Luciana Melo Luize, Tatiana Moreno, Maria Cristina,
Bronharo Tognim and Lourdes Botelho Carcia ........................................................................................ 631
Qualitative study using participant observation: analysis of an experience
Sonia Silva Marcan and Ingrid EIsen ....................................................................................................... 637
Acta Scientiarum
Vol..25, No. 2
Aerobic mineralization experiment for aquatic ecosystems: determination of replicas number
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lrineu BianchiniJunior, Alexandre Luccas Bitar,José Roberto Verani and Alberto Carvalho Peret.......... 245
Effect of initial concentration of dissolved oxygen in aeration coefficient for long-term BOD
experiments
Marcela Bianchessi da Cunha-Santino and lrineu BianchiniJunior ......................................................... 253
Enumeration and isolation of facultative anaerobic bacteria in an upflow anaerobic sludge blanket
reactor treating wastewater from a gelatine industry
Angelica Marquetotti Salcedo Vieira, Rosangela Bergamasco, Marcelino Luiz Gimenes, Celso Vataru
Nakamura and Benedito Prado Dias Filho ............................................................................................... 257
Evaluation of physical and chemical parameters and research on Vibrio parahaemolyticus in water
samples from Anil river estuary ( Sao Luis, state of Maranháo, Brazil)
Carmen Lucía Martins Serra, Paulo Roberto Saraiva Cavalcante, Lúcia Maria Coelho Alves, Adenilde
Ribeiro Nascimento and Silvia Cristina Costa de Santana de Diniz ....................................................... 261
Bacterial microflora in the gastrointestinal tract of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus, cultured in a
semi-intensive system
Lígia Maria Molinari, Denise de Oliveira Scoaris, Raíssa Bocchi Pedroso, Nilza de Lucas Rodrigues
Bittencourt, Celso Vataru Nakamura, Tania Ueda-Nakamura, Benícío Alves de Abreu Filho and
Benedito, Prado Dias Filho ....................................................................................................................... 267
Community ecology of the metazoan parasites of Banded Croaker, Paralonchurus brasiliensis
(Osteichthyes: Sciaenidae), from the coastal zone ofthe State ofRio deJaneiro, Brazil
José Luis Luque, Dimitri Ramos Alves and Renata da Silva Ribeiro ...................................................... 273
A new species of Kritskyia (Dactylogyridae, Ancyrocephalinae), parasite of urinary bladder and ureters
of Leporinus lacustris (Characiformes, Anostomidae) from Brazil Gislaine Marcolino Guidelli, Ricardo
Massato Takemoto and Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli .................................................................................... 279
A new species of Dadayius Fukui, 1929 (Digenea: Cladorchiidae), parasite of the intestinal tract of
Metynnis maculatus (Kner, 1858) (Characidae) from the Upper Paraná River floodplain, Brazil
Ana Carolina Figueiredo Lacerda, Ricardo Massato Takemoto and Gilberto Cezar Pavanelli ............... 283
Abundance of zooplankton from different zones (pelagic and littoral) and time periods (morning and
night) in two Amazonian meandering lakes
Erlei Cassiano Keppeler ........................................................................................................................... 287
The use of "branchoneta" Dendrocephalus brasiliensis (Pesta 1921) nauplii in Litopenaeus vannamei
(Boone 1931) larval feeding
Benviek Zafnath Yjlaar and Alfredo Olivera ............................................................................................. 299
Effect of female age and environmental factors on reproduction of the predator Chrysoperla externa
(Hagen, 1861) (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae)
Luciano Pacelli Medeiros Macedo, Brígida Souza, César Freire Carvalho, Carvalho Carlos Ecole and
Marcio Marcos Coussain .......................................................................................................................... 309
Faunal composition of predator insects in forest fragment and area of vegetables in Jaboticabal
region, state ofSáo Paulo, Brazil
Francisco Jorge Cividanes, Vanderlei de Paula Souza and Luciano Kenji Sakemi ................................ 315
Limnologic variables evaluation and its relation to a pigmented Euglenaceae bloom in Nile Tilapia
pond (Oreochromis niloticus Linnaeus), Sáo Paulo, Brazil
Cleide Schmidt Romeiro Mainardes-Pinto and Cacilda ThaisJanson Mercante ..................................... 323
Growth, recruitment and mortality of pequi Moenkhausia intermedia (Osteichthyes, Characidae) in the
floodplain ofUpper Paraná River, Brazil
Maria de los Angeles Perez Lizama and Ange1a Maria Ambrósio ......................................................... 329
Initial development and temporal distribution of larvae and juveniles of Bryconamericus stramineus
Eigenmann, 1908 (Osteichthyes, Characidae) in the floodplain of Upper Paraná River
André Vieira Caluch, Mirian Rodrigues Suiberto, Keshiyu Nakatani, Andréa Bialetzki and Cilmar
Baumgartner ............................................................................................................................................. 335
Diet Comparison of two species of Triportheus in Manso Reservoir and lagoons of Cuiabá River, Mato
Grosso do Sul
André Beal Calina and Norma Segatti Hahn ........................................................................................... 345
Can lambari, Astyanax altiparanae (Characidae), be a seed disperser?
Leandro Muller Comiero and Francisco Manoel de Souza Braga............................................................ 353
Fish species associations in lotic environments in 19uatemi river basin, State of Mato Grosso do Sul
Yzel Rondon Súarez and Miguel PetrereJúnior ...................................................................................... 361
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Fish fauna associated to aquatic macrophytes Eichhornia azurea (SW.) Kunth. and Eichhornia
crassipes (Mart.) Solms. at Camaleáo lake, Central Amazonia, Brazil
Jorge Iván Sánchez-Botero, Mariste1a Lima de Farias, Maria Teresa Piedade and Danielle Sequeira
Carcez....................................................................................................................................................... 369
Gonadal and nutritional indexes influencing the reproductive behavior of Prochilodus cearensis
(Steindachner, 1911) (Characiformes, Prochilodontidae) in Itans water reservoir, Caicó, Rio Grande do
Norte, Brazil
Sandra Amaral de Araújo, Hélio de Castro Bezerra Curge1 and Renata Swany Soares Nascimento.... 377
Haematological and biochemical values for Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus cultured in semi-intensive
system
Nilza de Lucas Rodrigues Bittencourt, Ligia Maria Molinari, Denise de Oliveira Scoaris, Raissa Bocchi
Pedroso, Celso VataTU Nakamura, Tania Ueda-Nakamura, Benício Alves de Abreu Filho and
Benedito, Prado Dias Filho ....................................................................................................................... 385
Effects of forest fragmentation on bird communities
Márcio Rodrigo Cimenes and Luiz dos Anjos........................................................................................... 391
New occurrence of Heliotropíum L. (Boraginaceae, Heliotropioideae) in Southeast of Brazil
José Pranildo Miranda de Meloand Neusa Taroda Ranga....................................................................... 403
Leaf descriptors to use in microhistological discrimination of some forage species
Jumaida Maria Rosito and Enio Marchezan ............................................................................................ 407
Morphology and anatomy of the fruit (hypanthium, pericarp and seed) development of Pereskía
aculeata Miller (Cactaceae)
Sonia Maciel da Rosa and Luiz Antonio de Souza .................................................................................. 415
Phylogenetic analysis of Phytophthora capsící Leonian in the state of Sáo Paulo based on the
nucleotides sequence ofITS-5.8S rDNA region
Daniel Dias Rosa, Janaina Marianno de Marque, Roseli Chela Penille, Nilton Luiz de Souza and Eiko,
Eurya Kuramae ........................................................................................................................................ 429
In vítro propagation of Ocímum basílícum L. (Lamiaceae)
Luciana Bicca Dode, Vera Lucia Bobrowski, Eugenia Jacira Bolacel Braga, Fabiana Kommling Seixas
and Márcia Wu!ff Schuch ......................................................................................................................... 435
Pollen morphology of 12 Cestrum L. (Solanaceae) species from hygrophilous forest, in Bahía, Brazil
Silvana do Nascimento Silva André, Maurício Vieira de Carvalho and Francisco de Assis Ribeiro dos
Santos ....................................................................................................................................................... 439
Isolation and partial characterization of homologous sequences of ribosomal genes (rDNA) in
Blastocladíella emersonií
Luciano Seraphim Gasques, Maria Aparecida Fernandez and Luiz Carlos Correa ................................ 445
Study of the swine pineal gland by means oflight microscopy
Leonardo Cristiano Neves de Lima, Kleber Fernando Pereira and Celso [van Conegero ...................... 453
Effects of algaroba (Prosopís juliflora) flour during pregnancy and lactation phases in Wístar rats
Luci Francisca da Silva, Dilma Ferreira Lima, Creuza Bernardo Silva Nascimento, Rejane Bezerra de
Lima and Guacyra Gondim Miranda Farias ............................................................................................. 459
Comparative study of the zooplankton composition of two lacustrine ecosystems in Southwestern
Amazonia
Erlei Cassiano Keppeler ........................................................................................................................... 467
Ecological aspects of endoparasite fauna of Acestrorhynchus lacustrís (Lütken, 1875) (Characiformes,
Acestrorhynchidae) on the Upper Paraná River floodplain, Brazil Solange de Carvalho, Gislaine
Marcolino Guidelli, Ricardo Massato Takemoto and Gilberto Cezar
Pavanelli.................................................................................................................................................... 479
BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN, THE
Vol. 207, No. 3, december 2004
B. Govenar, M. Freeman, D. C. Bergquist, G. A. Johnson, and C. R. Fisher
Composition of a One-Year-Old Riftia pachyptila Community Following a Clearance Experiment:
Insight to Succession Patterns at Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vents ................................................. 177-182.
Rachel L. Rutishauser, Alo C. Basu, Stuart I. Cromarty, and Edward A. Kravitz
Long-Term Consequences of Agonistic Interactions Between Socially Naïve Juvenile American
Lobsters (Homarus americanus) .................................................................................................... 183-187.
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Richard L. Chappell, Haohua Qian, Jane Zakevicius, and Harris Ripps
Histidine Suppresses Zinc Modulation of Connexin Hemichannels ............................................... 188-190.
Haohua Qian, Richard L. Chappell, Stephen Redenti, and Harris Ripps
Potassium Currents Distinguish the Two Subtypes of Morphologically Distinct Skate Bipolar Cells 191-194.
Neurobiology and Behavior:
Anders Garm, Charles D. Derby, and Jens T. Høeg
Mechanosensory Neurons With Bend- and Osmo-sensitivity in Mouthpart Setae From the Spiny
Lobster Panulirus argus .................................................................................................................. 195-208.
Kazuo Mori, Takehiko Saito, and Taketeru Kuramoto
Physiological and Morphological Identification of Photosensitive Neurons in the Opisthosomal Ganglia
of Limulus polyphemus ................................................................................................................... 209-216.
Physiology and Biomechanics:
N. A. Knott, A. R. Davis, and W. A. Buttemer
Passive Flow Through an Unstalked Intertidal Ascidian: Orientation and Morphology Enhance
Suspension Feeding in Pyura stolonifera ....................................................................................... 217-224.
Nissa L. Lohrmann, Barry A. Logan, and Amy S. Johnson
Seasonal Acclimatization of Antioxidants and Photosynthesis in Chondrus crispus and Mastocarpus
stellatus, Two Co-Occurring Red Algae With Differing Stress Tolerances ..................................... 225-232.
Ecology and Evolution:
Patrick J. Krug and Richard K. Zimmer
Developmental Dimorphism: Consequences for Larval Behavior and Dispersal Potential in a Marine
Gastropod ....................................................................................................................................... 233-246.
Yongping Wang and Ximing Guo
Chromosomal Rearrangement in Pectinidae Revealed by rRNA Loci and Implications for Bivalve
Evolution ......................................................................................................................................... 247-256.
BULLETIN OF THE FISHERIES RESEARCH AGENCY
No. 12, November 2004
The present condition of recreational fisheries in the Yukawa River surveyed by a questionnaire to
anglers
Kitamura, S.; Ikuta, K.; Shikama, T. ........................................................................................................... 1
A review on the black bass problem referring to the historical background in Japan
Yodo, T.; Iguchi, K. .................................................................................................................................... 10
Abundance estimation of the young cohorts of the Japanese Pacific population of walleye pollock
(Theragra chalcogramma) by acoustic surveys
Honda, S. ................................................................................................................................................. 25
BULLETIN OF THE FISHERIES RESEARCH AGENCY
No. 13, December 2004
Modeified analytical method for Organotin Compounds in high-volume water samples, and
concentrations in sea water and suspended solids in Hiroshima Bay
Autor: Onduka, T.; Tanaka, H. ................................................................................................................... 1
Where's the cadmium in biogenic particulate matter?
Abe, K. ....................................................................................................................................................... 11
Search for the Japanese tuna fishing data before and just after World War II
Okamoto, H. ............................................................................................................................................. 15
Studies on molecular mechanisms underlying high pressure adaptation of alpha-actin from deep-sea
fish
Morita, T ..................................................................................................................................................... 35
CADERNOS DA BIODIVERSIDADE
Volume 3, número 1
RECUPERACAO DA RESERVA LEGAL E A CONSERVACAO DA BIODIVERSIDADE
Jolio Batista Campos, Lysias Vellozo da Costa Filho e Maria, Mercedes Nardine ...................................... 1
ANÁLISE DO CONHECIMENTO ORNITOLÓGICO DA REGLIAO NOROESTE DO PARANÁ E
ÁREAS ADJACENTES.
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Fernando Costa Straube e Alberto Urben Filho ........................................................................................... 4
A BIODIVERSIDADE NO CONCEITO DA SILVICULTURA NATURALISTA NAS
FLORESTAS NO SUDOESTE DA ALEMANHA
Peter Spathelf e Irene Seling ...................................................................................................................... 12
INCENDIOS FLOREST AIS NO BRASIL: ALGUNS PROBLEMAS E SOLUCOES ¬
Otávio Bezerra Sanlpaio ............................................................................................................................. 21
UTILIZACAO DOS ELEMENTOS DA P AISAGEM COMO FERRAMENT A DE AV ALIACAO DE
IMPACTO AMBIENTAL SOBRE O MEIO BIÓTICO
Willi Bruschi Junior, Rodrigo Agra Balbueno, Adriano Souza da Cunha e Marcelo Maisonette Duarte .... 27
CONSERV ACAO DO PAPAGAIO-DE-PEITO-ROXO (AMAZONA VINACEA, AVIS: PSITTACIDAE)
NO PARQUE ESTADUAL DOS MANANCIAIS DE CAMPOS DO
JORDAO (SAO PAULO - BRASIL)
Alexandre Schiavetti e Celina Foresti......................................................................................................... 33
DINÁMICA DE COLONIZACAO DE MACROINVERTEBRADOS EM IGARAPÉS DA AMAZONIA
CENTRAL, AV ALIADA PELO MODELO DE VERHULST.
Rollaldo Angelini e Carlos E. C. Freitas...................................................................................................... 38
A FLORESTA ALTOMONTANA DO SUL DO BRASIL: CONSIDERACOES CLIMÁTICAS,
PEDOLÓGICAS E VEGETACIONAIS
Maria Carolina Guarinello de Oliveira Portes e Franklin Galvlio ................................................................ 44
Volume 3, número 2.
A FRAGMENT ACÁO DE ECOSSISTEMAS EM ÁREA PROPOST A PARA UNIDADE TERRITORIAL
DE PLANEJAMENTO, NA REGIÁO
METROPOLITANA DE CURITIBA
Edson Struminski e Alexandre Lorenzetto.................................................................................................. 15
A POPULACÁO DO PARQUE NACIONAL DE ILHA GRANDE –
Amalía María, Goldberg Godoy .................................................................................................................. 29
ESTRUTURA DA POPULACÁO DE EUTERPE EDULIS MART. NA FLORESTA OMBRÓFILA DENSA
DAS TERRAS BAIXAS
Emerson L. Tonetti e Raquel R. B. Negrelle............................................................................................... 43
ESTUDOS ECOLÓGICOS DE LONGA DURACÁO: RESERVA TÓRIO DE IT AIPU E PLANÍCIE
ALAGÁ VEL DO ALTO RIO PARANÁ
Alice Michiyo Takeda, Fábio Amodeo Lansac-Toha e Angelo Antonio Agostinho..................................... 51
COMPOSICÁO E ESTRUTURA DO COMPONENTE ARBÓREO DE UM REMANESCENTE DE
FLORESTA OMBRÓFILA MIST A NO MUNICÍPIO DE
QUEDAS DO IGUACU, PR
Raquel R. B. Negrelle ................................................................................................................................. 64
Volume 4, número 1
ATIVIDADE TURÍSTICA, INFLUENCIAS RECÍPROCAS NAS INTERACIOES ENTRE O HOMEM E O
AMBIENTE
Evandro Pinheiro .......................................................................................................................................... 1
CARACTERIZACAO FLORÍSTICA, FITOSSOCIOLÓGICA E PEDOLÓGICA DE UM TRECHO DE
FLORESTA RIPÁRIA DOS CAMPOS GERAIS DO PARANÁ
Emerson Antonio de Oliveira, Carlos Velozo Roderjan, Gustavo Ribas Curcio e Sandro Menezes Silva ....
INFLUENCIA DA MATA CILIAR E AGRICULTURA SOBRE TEMPERATURA DO SOLO
SUPERFICIAL
Luiza Wagatsuma, Masato Kobiyama, Milena Barcellos e Dirceu Fruet.................................................... 26
O ICMS ECOLÓGICO NA CRIACAO E CONSOLIDACAO DE UNIDADES DE CONSERVACAO EST
ADUAIS NO PARANÁ –
Wilson Loureiro, Anadalvo Juazeiro dos Santos e Vitor Afonso Hoeflich .................................................. 36
A FRAGMENT ACAO DE ECOSSISTEMAS NA ÁREA DE PROTECAO AMBIENTAL - APA DO RIO
PASSAÚNA - REGIA O METROPOLITANA DE CURITIBA – PR
Edson Struminski e Alexandre Lorenzetto.................................................................................................. 47
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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC SCIENCES
Volume 61 Number 7 2004
Announcement
Announcement: 75th Anniversary of NRC Research Press / Communiqué : 75e Anniversaire des
Presses scientifiques du CNRC.................................................................................................................... iii
Bruce Dancik
Rapid Communication
Simple representation of the dynamics of biomass error propagation for stock assessment models.... 1061
Carl Walters
Article
Blood chemistry correlates of nutritional condition, tissue damage, and stress in migrating juvenile
chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) ....................................................................................... 1066
Tyler Wagner; James L Congleton
Genetic polymorphism and mixed-stock fisheries analysis .................................................................... 1075
Steven T Kalinowski
Movements of lingcod (Ophiodon elongatus) in southeast Alaska: potential for increased conservation
and yield from marine reserves .............................................................................................................. 1083
Richard M Starr; Victoria O'Connell; Stephen Ralston
The origin of introduced rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in the Santa Cruz River, Patagonia,
Argentina, as inferred from mitochondrial DNA ...................................................................................... 1095
Carla M Riva Rossi; Enrique P Lessa; Miguel A Pascual
Denitrification in the Upper Mississippi River: rates, controls, and contribution to nitrate flux ............... 1102
William B Richardson; Eric A Strauss; Lynn A Bartsch; Emy M Monroe; Jennifer C Cavanaugh; Lorrine
Vingum; David M Soballe
Influence of shoreline features on fish distribution in the Laurentian Great Lakes................................. 1113
A Wei; P Chow-Fraser; D Albert
Anthropogenic sound and marine mammal health: measures of the nervous and immune systems
before and after intense sound exposure ............................................................................................... 1124
T A Romano; M J Keogh; C Kelly; P Feng; L Berk; C E Schlundt; D A Carder; J J Finneran
A model for categorical length data from groundfish surveys................................................................. 1135
Birgir Hrafnkelsson; Gunnar Stefánsson
Molecular and morphological variation within swim bladder nematodes, Cystidicola spp. .................... 1143
Allyson E Miscampbell; Murray W Lankester; Martin L Adamson
Cumulative effects of nutrients and pH on the plankton of two mountain lakes ..................................... 1153
Brenda M. Lafrancois; Koren R Nydick; Brett M Johnson; Jill S Baron
Predicting the impact of perturbations on salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) communities: implications for
monitoring ............................................................................................................................................... 1166
M R Arkoosh; L Johnson; P A Rossignol; T K Collier
Population genetic differentiation of sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) parasitic on Atlantic and
Pacific salmonids: analyses of microsatellite DNA variation among wild and farmed hosts .................. 1176
C D Todd; A M Walker; M G Ritchie; J A Graves; A F Walker
Local ecological knowledge and marine fisheries research: the case of white hake (Urophycis tenuis)
predation on juvenile American lobster (Homarus americanus)............................................................. 1191
Anthony Davis; John M. Hanson; Hadley Watts; Holli MacPherson
A Bayesian approach for overcoming inconsistencies in mortality estimates using, as an example, data
for Acanthopagrus latus .......................................................................................................................... 1202
Norman G Hall; S A. Hesp; Ian C Potter
Spatial and temporal variation in elemental signatures of statoliths from the Patagonian longfin squid
(Loligo gahi) ............................................................................................................................................ 1212
Alexander I Arkhipkin; Steven E Campana; Jennifer FitzGerald; Simon R Thorrold
Maternal influence and population differences in activities of mitochondrial and glycolytic enzymes in
emergent sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) fry ............................................................................ 1225
D A Patterson; H Guderley; P Bouchard; J S Macdonald; A P Farrell
Inferring sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) population dynamics and water quality changes in a
stained nursery lake over the past 500 years ......................................................................................... 1235
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Irene Gregory-Eaves; Bruce P Finney; Marianne S. Douglas; John P Smol
Effects of stress on plasma homeostasis, endolymph chemistry, and check formation during otolith
growth in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)..................................................................................... 1247
P Payan; H D. Pontual; A Edeyer; G Borelli; G Boeuf; N Mayer-Gostan
Nitrogen regulation of algal biomass, productivity, and composition in shallow mountain lakes, Snowy
Range, Wyoming, USA ........................................................................................................................... 1256
Koren R Nydick; Brenda M. Lafrancois; Jill S Baron; Brett M Johnson
Perspective
Inferring age from otolith measurements: a review and a new approach............................................... 1269
RIC C. Francis; Steven E Campana
The nearshore phosphorus shunt: a consequence of ecosystem engineering by dreissenids in the
Laurentian Great Lakes .......................................................................................................................... 1285
R E Hecky; R E. Smith; D R Barton; S J Guildford; W D Taylor; M N Charlton; T Howell
Variance heterogeneity, transformations, and models of species abundance: a cautionary tale .......... 1294
Brian H McArdle; Marti J Anderson
Article
Biological Reference Points for Invertebrate Fisheries / [Points de référence biologiques pour la pê che
aux invertébres]
Introduction
Biological reference points for invertebrate fisheries: introduction ......................................................... 1303
Stephen J Smith; Bernard Sainte-Marie
PERSPECTIVE / PERSPECTIVE
Current usage of fisheries indicators and reference points, and their potential application to
management of fisheries for marine invertebrates ................................................................................. 1307
J F Caddy
Perspective
Biological reference points in the management of North American sea urchin fisheries ....................... 1325
Louis W Botsford; Alan Campbell; Robert Miller
Biological reference points for sea scallops (Placopecten magellanicus): the benefits and costs of
being nearly sessile ................................................................................................................................ 1338
Stephen J Smith; Paul Rago
Precaution in the harvest of Methuselah's clams - the difficulty of getting timely feedback from slowpaced dynamics ...................................................................................................................................... 1355
JM (Lobo) Orensanz; Claudia M Hand; Ana M Parma; Juan Valero; Ray Hilborn
A hierarchical approach to determining reference points for Pandalid shrimp ....................................... 1373
Steven X Cadrin; James A Boutillier; Josef S Idoine
Biological reference points for American lobster (Homarus americanus) populations: limits to
exploitation and the precautionary approach.......................................................................................... 1392
Michael J Fogarty; Louise Gendron
Comparison of reference points estimated using a size-based method for two high-latitude crab
species in the United States and Canada............................................................................................... 1404
M S. Siddeek; Bernard Sainte-Marie; Jim Boutillier; Gretchen Bishop
Article
Predicting benefits of spawning-habitat rehabilitation to salmonid (Oncorhynchus spp.) fry production
in a regulated California river .................................................................................................................. 1433
Joseph E Merz; Jose D Setka; Gregory B Pasternack; Joseph M Wheaton
Effects of catchment characteristics and disturbances on storage and export of dissolved organic
carbon in a boreal headwater stream ..................................................................................................... 1447
Graham R Hillman; Joseph C Feng; Cecilia C Feng; Yonghe Wang
The role of ultraviolet radiation in structuring epilithic algal communities in Rocky Mountain montane
lakes: evidence from pigments and taxonomy........................................................................................ 1461
Suzanne E Tank; David W Schindler
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Availability to Steller sea lions (Eumetopias jubatus) of a seasonal prey resource: a prespawning
aggregation of eulachon (Thaleichthys pacificus) .................................................................................. 1475
Michael F Sigler; Jamie N Womble; Johanna J Vollenweider
Changes in the δ13C of pelagic food webs: the influence of lake area and trophic status on the
isotopic signature of whitefish (Coregonus lavaretus) ............................................................................ 1485
Marie-Elodie Perga; Daniel Gerdeaux
Effects of sediment nutrients and depth on small-scale spatial heterogeneity of submersed macrophyte
communities in Lake Pleasant, Pennsylvania......................................................................................... 1493
R K Johnson; M L Ostrofsky
Importance of landscape variables and morphology on nutrients in Missouri reservoirs ....................... 1503
J R Jones; M F Knowlton; D V Obrecht; E A Cook
Over-winter lipid depletion and mortality of age-0 rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) ..................... 1513
Peter A Biro; Ashley E Morton; John R Post; Eric A Parkinson
Hydrogen peroxide distribution, production, and decay in boreal lakes ................................................. 1520
Petri J Häkkinen; Alexandre M Anesio; Wilhelm Granéli
Movement patterns in inland cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarki utah): management and
conservation implications........................................................................................................................ 1528
Amy J Schrank; Frank J Rahel
Temporal changes in nitrogen and phosphorus codeficiency of plankton in lakes of coastal and interior
British Columbia...................................................................................................................................... 1538
John-Mark Davies; Weston H Nowlin; Asit Mazumder
Rapid communication
Reconciling overfishing and climate change with stock dynamics of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) over
500 years ................................................................................................................................................ 1553
G A Rose
Article
Effect of the North Atlantic Oscillation on recruitment of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) ......................... 1558
K Brander; R Mohn
Assessing food-web structure, matter fluxes, and system attributes of a Central European mountain
stream by performing mass-balanced network analysis......................................................................... 1565
Elisabeth I Meyer; Rainer Poepperl
Nutrient export from freshwater ecosystems by anadromous sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) 1582
Jonathan W Moore; Daniel E Schindler
Swimming performance of upstream migrant fishes in open-channel flow: a new approach to
predicting passage through velocity barriers .......................................................................................... 1590
Alex Haro; Theodore Castro-Santos; John Noreika; Mufeed Odeh
Quantifying the combined effects of attempt rate and swimming capacity on passage through velocity
barriers .................................................................................................................................................... 1602
Theodore Castro-Santos
Reevaluating evidence of density-dependent growth in northern fur seals (Callorhinus ursinus) based
on measurements of archived skeletal specimens ................................................................................. 1616
Michael A Etnier
The replacement of a native freshwater amphipod by an invader: roles for environmental degradation
and intraguild predation .......................................................................................................................... 1627
Calum MacNeil; John Prenter; Mark Briffa; Nina J Fielding; Jaimie T. Dick; Gillian E Riddell; Melanie J
Hatcher; Alison M Dunn
Genome-size evolution in fishes ............................................................................................................. 1636
David C Hardie; Paul D. Hebert
A recipe for Bayesian network driven stock assessment ....................................................................... 1647
T R Hammond
Linking the dynamics of harvest effort to recruitment dynamics in a multistock, spatially structured
fishery...................................................................................................................................................... 1658
Eric A Parkinson; John R Post; Sean P Cox
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Fatty acid biomarkers: validation of food web and trophic markers using 13C-labelled fatty acids in
juvenile sandeel (Ammodytes tobianus) ................................................................................................. 1671
Johanne Dalsgaard; Michael S. John
Recovery of the South American sea lion (Otaria flavescens) population in northern Patagonia.......... 1681
Silvana L. Dans; Enrique Alberto Crespo; Susana Noemí Pedraza; Mariano Koen Alonso
Cage aquaculture and water-quality changes in the LaCloche Channel, Lake Huron, Canada: a
paleolimnological assessment ................................................................................................................ 1691
Saloni Clerk; Daniel T Selbie; John P Smol
Influence of lake chemistry and fish age on cadmium, copper, and zinc concentrations in various
organs of indigenous yellow perch (Perca flavescens) .......................................................................... 1702
Anik Giguère; Peter G. Campbell; Landis Hare; D Gordon McDonald; Joseph B Rasmussen
Site fidelity of slimy sculpin (Cottus cognatus): insights from stable carbon and nitrogen analysis ....... 1717
M A Gray; R A Cunjak; K R Munkittrick
Evidence for limited larval dispersal in black rockfish (Sebastes melanops): implications for population
structure and marine-reserve design ...................................................................................................... 1723
J A Miller; A L Shanks
Resource selection functions for age-0 Arctic grayling (Thymallus arcticus) and their application to
stream habitat compensation.................................................................................................................. 1736
Nicholas E Jones; William M Tonn
The population dynamics of Northeast Arctic cod (Gadus morhua) through two decades: an analysis
based on survey data.............................................................................................................................. 1747
Nils Chr. Stenseth; Geir Ottersen; Dag Ø. Hjermann
Survival of Puget Sound chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) in response to climate-induced
competition with pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) ..................................................................... 1756
Gregory T Ruggerone; Frederick A Goetz
Estimating reference fishing mortality rates from noisy spawner-recruit data ........................................ 1771
A Jamie F Gibson; Ransom A Myers
Relationship of fish catch and composition to water quality in a suite of agriculturally eutrophic lakes . 1784
Christopher J Egertson; John A Downing
Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport during sustained exercise in diploid and triploid chinook salmon
(Oncorhynchus tshawytscha).................................................................................................................. 1797
Nicholas J Bernier; Colin J Brauner; John W Heath; David J Randall
CLIMATE DIAGNOSTICS BULLETIN
December 2001
TROPICS
Highlights
Table of Atmospheric Indices Table T1
Table of SST Indices Table T2
Time Series
Southern Oscillation Index (SOI)
Tahiti and Darwin SLP Anomalies
OLR Anomalies T1
Equatorial SOI T2
200-mb Zonal Wind Anomalies
500-mb Temperature Anomalies
30-mb Zonal Wind Anomalies T3
850-mb Zonal Wind Anomalies T4
Equatorial Pacific SST Anomalies T5
Time-Longitude Sections
Mean and Anomalous Sea Level Pressure
T6
Mean and Anomalous 850-mb Zonal Wind
T7
Mean and Anomalous OLR T8
Mean and Anomalous SST T9
Pentad SLP Anomalies T10
Pentad OLR Anomalies T11
Pentad 250-mb Velocity Potential Anomalies
T12
Pentad 850-mb Zonal Wind AnomaliesT 13
Anomalous Equatorial Zonal Wind T14
Anomalous and Mean Depth of the 20C
Isotherm T15
Mean & Anomaly Fields
Depth of the 20C Isotherm T16
Subsurface Equatorial Pacific
Temperatures T17
Tropical Strip SST T18
SLP T19
850-mb Vector Wind T20
200-mb Vector Wind T21
200-mb Streamfunction T22
200-mb Divergence T23
200-mb Velocity Potential and
Divergent Wind T24
OLR T25
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SSM/I Satellite Tropical
Precipitation Estimates T26
Cloud Liquid Water T27
Vertically Integrated Water Vapor T28
Mean and Anomalous RH and
Divergent Circulation (Pacific sector) T29
Mean and Anomalous RH and
Divergent Circulation (Atlantic sector) T30
Mean and Anomalous Zonal Wind
and Divergent Circulation (Western Pacific
sector) T31
Mean and Anomalous Zonal Wind
and Divergent Circulation (Eastern Pacific
sector) T32
FORECAST FORUM
Discussion
Canonical Correlation Analysis Forecasts
Canonical Correlation Analysis SST anomaly
prediction F1
Canonical Correlation ENSO Forecast F2
NCEP Coupled Model Forecasts
Forecast SST ANOMALY F3
Forecast SST NINO 3 F4a
Forecast SST NINO 3.4 F4b
LDEO Forecast
Forecast of SST and Wind Stress F5
Forecast of Nino 3 SSTA F6
Linear Inverse Modeling Forecasts
Predicted SST Anomalies F7
Forecasts of NINO 3 Anomalies F8
Scripps/MPI Hybrid Coupled Model (HMC-3)
Forecast F9
EXTRATROPICS
Highlights
Table of Teleconnection Indices-Part I Table
E1
Table of Teleconnection Indices-Part II Table
E2
Surface Temperature - Anomalies and
Percentiles E1
Monthly Temperature Time Series E2
Surface Precipitation (CAMSOPI)- Anomaly
and Percentiles E3
Time Series of Selected Global Precipitation
Estimates (CAMSOPI) E4
Time Series of U. S. Precipitation Estimates
(CAMSOPI) E5
THESE TWO MAPS ARE NOT IN THE
BULLETIN
United States Surface Temperature Anomalies and Percentiles
United States Surface Precipitation - Total
and Percentiles
Northern Hemisphere
Standardized Monthly Amplitudes of
Selected Teleconnection Indices E7
Standardized Daily Amplitudes of Selected
Teleconnection Indices E8
Mean and Anomalous SLP E9
Mean and Anomalous 500-mb heights E10
Mean and Anomalous 300-mb Wind Vectors
E11
500-mb Persistence E12
Time -Longitude Sections of 500-mb Height
Anomalies E13
700-mb Storm Track E14
Arctic Oscillation Index A2.3
Southern Hemisphere
Troposphere
Mean and Anomalous SLP E15
Mean and Anomalous 500-mb heights E16
Mean and Anomalous 300-mb Wind Vectors
E17
500-mb Persistence E18
Time -Longitude Sections of 500-mb Height
Anomalies E19
Stratosphere
Height Anomalies at selected levels S1
Height-longitude section S2
50-hPa Temperature Anomalies S3
2 & 10-hPa Temperature Anomalies S4
Total Ozone Anomalies (Time Series) S5
Hemispheric Ozone Anomalies (Map) S6
Daily vertical component of EP flux S7
CRUSTACEANA
Volume 77, No. 9, pp. 1025--1152, 2004
Influence de la salinité et de la température sur la croissance d'Arctodiaptomus salinus (Daday, 1885)
(Copepoda, Calanoida), du marais temporaire salé, ``La Sebkha Zima'', Maroc [The influence of
salinity and temperature on the reproduction of Arctodiaptomus salinus (Daday, 1885) (Copepoda,
Calanoida) in the temporary salt marsh, ``La Sebkha Zima'' (Morocco)]
A. Rokneddine ....................................................................................................................................... 1025
Breeding patterns of a tropical population of the fiddler crab, Uca inversa (Hoffmann, 1874)
(Decapoda, Brachyura, Ocypodidae)
C. Litulo .................................................................................................................................................. 1045
Territory usage and defence of the fiddler crab, Uca lactea (De Haan) (Decapoda, Brachyura,
Ocypodidae)
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T. Yamaguchi & S. Tabata ..................................................................................................................... 1055
A review of the fisheries biology of the mantis shrimp, Squilla mantis (L., 1758) (Stomatopoda,
Squillidae) in the Mediterranean
F. Maynou, P. Abelló & P. Sartor ........................................................................................................... 1081
Influence of cooking, refrigeration, and freezing on size of blue swimmer crabs, Portunus pelagicus
(Linnaeus, 1758)
W. Sumpton ........................................................................................................................................... 1101
Juvenile pink shrimp, Farfantepenaeus duorarum (Burkenroad, 1939): length composition in three
nursery areas in Campeche sound, Gulf of Mexico
M. Ramírez-Rodríguez, Y. Santos-Ortega & A. Navarrete-del-Proo ..................................................... 1107
The diphyletic nature of the infraorder Thalassinidea (Decapoda, Pleocyemata) as derived from the
morphology of the gastric mill
K. Sakai .................................................................................................................................................. 1117
A new deep-sea genus and species of the family Asterocheridae (Copepoda, Siphonostomatoida)
from the continental margin off Angola (East Equatorial Atlantic)
V. Ivanenko & D. Defaye ........................................................................................................................ 1131
Notes and News...................................................................................................................................... 1145
Ceratothoa steindachneri (Isopoda, Cymothoidae): an unusual record from the Mediterranean
T. Horton, A. Diamant & B. Galil ............................................................................................................ 1145
First record of Paguristes streaensis Pastore, 1984 (Decapoda, Anomura, Diogenidae) from the Gulf
of Naples (Tyrrhenian Sea)
O. Soppelsa & F. Crocetta ..................................................................................................................... 1149
ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL
Volume 31, Issue 1. 1-146 (January 2005)
Phytoremediation of aquaculture wastewater for water recycling and production of fish feed • ........... 1-13
A. E. Ghaly, M. Kamal and N. S. Mahmoud
Trace metal partitioning in Thalassia testudinum and sediments in the Lower Laguna Madre, Texas •15-24
Thomas Whelan, III , Jorge Espinoza, Xiomara Villarreal and Maria CottaGoma
Identification of metal toxicity in sewage sludge leachate ................................................................... 25-31
B. Fjällborg, G. Ahlberg, E. Nilsson and G. Dave
Development of an ELISA for the detection of bromoxynil in water .................................................... 33-42
Yongsong Cao, Yitong Lu, Shengyou Long, Jingbo Hong and Guoqing Sheng
Multi-elemental EDXRF mapping of polluted soil from former horticultural land • ............................... 43-52
Nina Jørgensen, Jens Laursen, Arturs Viksna, Niels Pind and Peter E. Holm
Geochemical estimation of copper contamination in the healing mud from Makirina Bay, central
Adriatic • ............................................................................................................................................... 53-61
Polona Vreca and Tadej Dolenec
Trace element pollution records in some UK lake sediments, their history, influence factors and
regional differences .............................................................................................................................. 63-75
Handong Yang and Neil Rose
Natural and anthropogenic hydrocarbon inputs to sediments of Patos Lagoon Estuary, Brazil ......... 77-87
Patricia Matheus Medeiros, Márcia Caruso Bícego, Renato Menezes Castelao, Clarissa Del Rosso,
Gilberto Fillmann and Ademilson Josemar Zamboni
Treatment of uncertainty and developing conceptual models for environmental risk assessments and
radioactive waste disposal safety cases .............................................................................................. 89-97
Hamdi El-Ghonemy, Len Watts and Linda Fowler
Endocrine and metabolic changes in Anguilla anguilla L. following exposure to β-naphthoflavone—a
microsomal enzyme ............................................................................................................................ 99-104
M. Teles, M. Oliveira, M. Pacheco and M.A. Santos
Determining the heavy metal pollution in Denizli (Turkey) by using Robinio pseudo-acacia L. • .... 105-112
Ali Çelik, Aslıhan A. Kartal, Abdullah Akdoğan and Yakup Kaska
Organochlorine and organophosphorous pesticide residues in ground water and surface waters of
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India • ......................................................................................................... 113-120
Nalini Sankararamakrishnan, Ajit Kumar Sharma and Rashmi Sanghi
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Pollution monitoring in Southeast Asia using biomarkers in the mytilid mussel Perna viridis (Mytilidae:
Bivalvia) • ......................................................................................................................................... 121-132
S. Nicholson and P. K. S. Lam
The quality of Albanian natural waters and the human impact ........................................................ 133-146
Alqiviadh Cullaj, Agim Hasko, Aleko Miho, Ferdinand Schanz, Helmut Brandl and Reinhard Bachofen
ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL
Volume 31, Issue 2. 147-312 (February 2005)
Recent Advances in Bioremediation
Special issue: recent advances in bioremediation .................................................................................. 147
N. Kalogerakis, P. Alvarez and E. Psillakis
Degradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by a bacterial consortium enriched from mangrove
sediments • ..................................................................................................................................... 149-154
S.H. Yu, L. Ke, Y.S. Wong and N.F.Y. Tam
Effect of biosurfactants on crude oil desorption and mobilization in a soil system • ...................... 155-161
Maria S. Kuyukina, Irena B. Ivshina, Sergey O. Makarov, Ludmila V. Litvinenko, Colin J. Cunningham
and James C. Philp
Application of biopreparation “Rhoder” for remediation of oil polluted polar marshy wetlands in Komi
Republic • ........................................................................................................................................ 163-166
Valentina P. Murygina, Maria Y. Markarova and Sergey V. Kalyuzhnyi
Naphthalene biodegradation kinetics in an aerobic slurry-phase bioreactor • ............................... 167-171
E. Collina, G. Bestetti, P. Di Gennaro, A. Franzetti, F. Gugliersi, M. Lasagni and D. Pitea
In-vessel composting–bioremediation of aged coal tar soil: effect of temperature and soil/green waste
amendment ratio • ........................................................................................................................... 173-178
Blanca Antizar-Ladislao, Joe Lopez-Real and Angus J. Beck
An insight into soil bioremediation through respirometry • .............................................................. 179-183
António M.A. Fiúza and M. Cristina C. Vila
Assessment of natural or enhanced in situ bioremediation at a chlorinated solvent-contaminated
aquifer in Italy: a microcosm study • ............................................................................................... 185-190
Federico Aulenta, Annalisa Bianchi, Mauro Majone, Marco Petrangeli Papini, Monica Potalivo and
Valter Tandoi
Biodegradation of lindane by Pleurotus ostreatus via central composite design • ......................... 191-196
F. Rigas, V. Dritsa, R. Marchant, K. Papadopoulou, E.J. Avramides and I. Hatzianestis
Colonization of surfaces by phenolic compounds utilizing microorganisms • ................................ 197-200
J. Masák, A. Čejková, V. Jirků, D. Kotrba, P. Hron and M. Siglová
Azo dye biodegradation by microbial cultures immobilized in alginate beads • ............................. 201-205
Silvia Steffan, Laura Bardi and Mario Marzona
Extent of sonochemical degradation and change of toxicity of a pharmaceutical precursor
(triphenylphosphine oxide) in water as a function of treatment conditions • ................................... 207-211
Richard J. Emery, Maria Papadaki, Luisa M. Freitas dos Santos and Dionissios Mantzavinos
Recent advances in the bioremediation of arsenic-contaminated groundwaters • ......................... 213-219
Anastasios I. Zouboulis and Ioannis A. Katsoyiannis
Effect of indigenous bacterial activity on arsenic mobilization under anaerobic conditions • ......... 221-226
Vincent Chatain, Rémy Bayard, Florence Sanchez, Pierre Moszkowicz and Rémy Gourdon
Comparison of differences between copper bioaccumulation and biosorption • ............................ 227-232
Jana Kaduková and Edita Virčíková
Selenite precipitation by a rhizospheric strain of Stenotrophomonas sp. isolated from the root system
of Astragalus bisulcatus: a biotechnological perspective • ............................................................. 233-241
Simona Di Gregorio, Silvia Lampis and Giovanni Vallini
Photosynthesis and growth responses of giant reed (Arundo donax L.) to the heavy metals Cd and Ni
• ........................................................................................................................................................ 243-249
E.G. Papazoglou, G.A. Karantounias, S.N. Vemmos and D.L. Bouranis
Ability of transgenic poplars with elevated glutathione content to tolerate zinc(2+) stress • .......... 251-254
András Bittsánszky, Tamás Kömives, Gábor Gullner, Gábor Gyulai, József Kiss, László Heszky,
László Radimszky and Heinz Rennenberg
A whole-plant mathematical model for the phytoextraction of lead (Pb) by maize • ...................... 255-262
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Eleni Chrysafopoulou, Jana Kadukova and Nicolas Kalogerakis
Possible involvement of plant ABC transporters in cadmium detoxification: a cDNA sub-microarray
approach • ....................................................................................................................................... 263-267
Lucien Bovet, Urs Feller and Enrico Martinoia
Acute and sublethal toxicity tests to monitor the impact of leachate on an aquatic environment • 269-273
M.C. Bloor, C.J. Banks and V. Krivtsov
Measuring the antioxidant activity of olive oil mill wastewater using chemiluminescence • ........... 275-280
Dora Atanassova, Panagiotis Kefalas and Elefteria Psillakis
Sonochemical reduction of the antioxidant activity of olive mill wastewater • ................................ 281-287
Dora Atanassova, Panagiotis Kefalas, Christos Petrakis, Dionissios Mantzavinos, Nicolas Kalogerakis
and Elefteria Psillakis
Treatment of olive mill effluents: Part I. Organic matter degradation by chemical and biological
processes—an overview • .............................................................................................................. 289-295
Dionissios Mantzavinos and Nicolas Kalogerakis
Treatment of olive mill effluents: Part II. Complete removal of solids by direct flocculation with polyelectrolytes • .................................................................................................................................... 297-304
Roika Sarika, Nicolas Kalogerakis and Dionissios Mantzavinos
Influence of olive mill wastewater in composting and impact of the compost on a Swiss chard crop and
soil properties • ............................................................................................................................... 305-312
C. Paredes, J. Cegarra, M.P. Bernal and A. Roig
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
Volume 134, Issue 3. 363-557 (April 2005)
Leaf litter processing and invertebrate assemblages along a pollution gradient in a Maine (USA)
headwater stream • ......................................................................................................................... 363-375
Thomas S. Woodcock and Alexander D. Huryn
No evidence for a critical salinity threshold for growth and reproduction in the freshwater snail Physa
acuta • ............................................................................................................................................. 377-383
Ben J. Kefford and Dayanthi Nugegoda
Amelioration of Indian urban air pollution phytotoxicity in Beta vulgaris L. by modifying NPK nutrients •
.......................................................................................................................................................... 385-395
Anoop Singh, S.B. Agrawal and Dheeraj Rathore
Bioaccumulation of PCBs in Arctic seabirds: influence of dietary exposure and congener
biotransformation • .......................................................................................................................... 397-409
Katrine Borgå, Hans Wolkers, Janneche U. Skaare, Haakon Hop, Derek C.G. Muir and Geir W.
Gabrielsen
Performance of a constructed wetland treating intensive shrimp aquaculture wastewater under high
hydraulic loading rate • ................................................................................................................... 411-421
Ying-Feng Lin, Shuh-Ren Jing, Der-Yuan Lee, Yih-Feng Chang, Yi-Ming Chen and Kai-Chung Shih
Tissue distributions and seasonal dynamics of the hepatotoxic microcystins-LR and -RR in a
freshwater snail (Bellamya aeruginosa) from a large shallow, eutrophic lake of the subtropical China
• ...................................................................................................................................................... 423-430
Jun Chen, Ping Xie, Longgen Guo, Li Zheng and Leyi Ni
Aerobic biodegradation of organotin compounds in activated sludge batch reactors • .................. 431-438
Athanasios S. Stasinakis, Nikolaos S. Thomaidis, Anastasia Nikolaou and Andreas Kantifes
Ozone slows stomatal response to light and leaf wounding in a Mediterranean evergreen broadleaf,
Arbutus unedo • .............................................................................................................................. 439-445
Elena Paoletti
Transfer of selenium from prey to predators in a simulated terrestrial food chain • ....................... 447-456
William A. Hopkins, Brandon P. Staub, Jennifer A. Baionno, Brian P. Jackson and Larry G. Talent
Influence of pH on pesticide sorption by soil containing wheat residue-derived char • .................. 457-463
Guangyao Sheng, Yaning Yang, Minsheng Huang and Kai Yang
Nitrogen content, 15N natural abundance and biomass of the two pleurocarpous mosses Pleurozium
schreberi (Brid.) Mitt. and Scleropodium purum (Hedw.) Limpr. in relation to atmospheric nitrogen
deposition • ..................................................................................................................................... 465-473
A. Solga, J. Burkhardt, H.G. Zechmeister and J.-P. Frahm
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Relationships between reproductive performance and organochlorine contaminants in great blackbacked gulls (Larus marinus) • ....................................................................................................... 475-483
Morten Helberg, Jan Ove Bustnes, Kjell Einar Erikstad, Kai Ove Kristiansen and Janneche Utne
Skaare
Biosensor-based diagnostics of contaminated groundwater: assessment and remediation strategy 485-492
Jessica Bhattacharyya, David Read, Sean Amos, Stephen Dooley, Kenneth Killham and Graeme I.
Paton
Metal partitioning and uptake in central Ontario forests • ............................................................... 493-502
Shaun A. Watmough, Peter J. Dillon and Ekaterina N. Epova
Specific accumulation of 20 trace elements in great cormorants (Phalacrocorax carbo) from Japan503-514
Dong-Ha Nam, Yasumi Anan, Tokutaka Ikemoto, Yuko Okabe, Eun-Young Kim, Annamalai
Subramanian, Kazutoshi Saeki and Shinsuke Tanabe
Effects of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on the root uptake and translocation of radiocaesium • ... 515-524
Hervé Dupré de Boulois, Bruno Delvaux and Stéphane Declerck
Degradation and leaching of the herbicides metolachlor and diuron: a case study in an area of
Northern Italy • ................................................................................................................................ 525-534
A. Barra Caracciolo, G. Giuliano, P. Grenni, L. Guzzella, F. Pozzoni, P. Bottoni, L. Fava, A. Crobe, M.
Orrù and E. Funari
Practical considerations for addressing uncertainties in monitoring bulk deposition • ................... 535-548
Ulrich Dämmgen, Jan Willem Erisman, J. Neil Cape, Ludger Grünhage and David Fowler
Spatial variation of mercury levels in nesting Bonelli's eagles from Southwest Portugal: effects of diet
composition and prey contamination • ............................................................................................ 549-557
Luís Palma, Pedro Beja, Paula C. Tavares and Luís R. Monteiro
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 11
November 2004
Editorial
IT FLOATED BY MY EYES
James T. Oris, President 2529
Symposium: Role of Black Carbon in Partitioning and Bioavailability of Organic Pollutants
ROLE OF BLACK CARBON IN THE PARTITIONING AND BIOAVAILABILITY OF ORGANIC
POLLUTANTS—Letter to the Editor
Robert M. Burgess and Rainer Lohmann .............................................................................................. 2531
SORPTION OF 2,4′-DICHLOROBIPHENYL AND FLUORANTHENE TO A MARINE SEDIMENT
AMENDED WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF BLACK CARBON
Robert M. Burgess, Stephan A. Ryba, Monique M. Perron, Rex Tien, Laura M. Thibodeau and Mark G.
Cantwell ................................................................................................................................................. 2534
MODEL VERIFICATION OF THERMAL PROGRAMMED DESORPTION-MASS SPECTROMETRY
FOR ESTIMATION OF RELEASE ENERGY VALUES FOR POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS ON MINERAL SORBENTS
Sara I. Nicholl, Jeffrey W. Talley and Stephan Silliman ........................................................................ 2545
DEPENDENCY OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL AND POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBON BIOACCUMULATION IN MYA ARENARIA ON BOTH WATER COLUMN AND
SEDIMENT BED CHEMICAL ACTIVITIES
Rainer Lohmann, Robert M. Burgess, Mark G. Cantwell, Steven A. Ryba, John K. MacFarlane and
Philip M. Gschwend ............................................................................................................................... 2551
EFFECTS OF SEDIMENTARY SOOTLIKE MATERIALS ON BIOACCUMULATION AND SORPTION
OF POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS
Michiel T.O. Jonker, Annemarie M. Hoenderboom and Albert A. Koelmans ........................................ 2563
INFLUENCE OF SOOT ON HYDROPHOBIC ORGANIC CONTAMINANT DESORPTION AND
ASSIMILATION EFFICIENCY
Elizabeth M. Lamoureux and Bruce J. Brownawell ............................................................................... 2571
IMPORTANCE OF BLACK CARBON IN DISTRIBUTION AND BIOACCUMULATION MODELS OF
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN CONTAMINATED MARINE SEDIMENTS
Amy E. Vinturella, Robert M. Burgess, Brent A. Coull, Kimberly M. Thompson and James P. Shine .. 2578
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN METABOLISM AND BIOACCUMULATION OF BENZO[a]PYRENE IN
BENTHIC INVERTEBRATES
Aaron J. Rust, Robert M. Burgess, Bruce J. Brownawell and Anne E. McElroy ................................... 2587
INFLUENCE OF SOOT CARBON ON THE BIOACCUMULATION OF SEDIMENT-BOUND
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS BY MARINE BENTHIC INVERTEBRATES: AN
INTERSPECIES COMPARISON
Aaron J. Rust, Robert M. Burgess, Anne E. McElroy, Mark G. Cantwell and Bruce J. Brownawell ..... 2594
ROLE OF SOURCE MATRIX IN THE BIOAVAILABILITY OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS TO DEPOSIT-FEEDING BENTHIC INVERTEBRATES
Aaron J. Rust, Robert M. Burgess, Anne E. McElroy, Mark G. Cantwell and Bruce J. Brownawell ..... 2604
EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF BLACK CARBON IN ATTENUATING BIOACCUMULATION OF
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS FROM FIELD-CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS
Brita Sundelin, Ann-Kristin Eriksson Wiklund, Göran Lithner and Örjan Gustafsson ............................ 2611
DIGESTIVE BIOAVAILABILITY TO A DEPOSIT FEEDER (ARENICOLA MARINA) OF POLYCYCLIC
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ASSOCIATED WITH ANTHROPOGENIC PARTICLES
Ian M. Voparil, Robert M. Burgess, Lawrence M. Mayer, Rex Tien, Mark G. Cantwell and Stephen A.
Ryba ....................................................................................................................................................... 2618
Environmental Chemistry
DEGRADATION OF METOLACHLOR IN BARE AND VEGETATED SOILS AND IN SIMULATED
WATER–SEDIMENT SYSTEMS
Wondi Mersie, Clyde McNamee, Cathy Seybold, Jigang Wu and Dennis Tierney ............................... 2627
SOIL PROPERTIES AFFECTING TOXICITY OF ZINC TO SOIL MICROBIAL PROPERTIES IN
LABORATORY-SPIKED AND FIELD-CONTAMINATED SOILS
Erik Smolders, Jurgen Buekers, Ian Oliver and Mike J. McLaughlin ..................................................... 2633
REDUCED GRAZING RATES IN DAPHNIA PULEX CAUSED BY CONTAMINANTS: IMPLICATIONS
FOR TROPHIC CASCADES
Göran Bengtsson, Lars-Anders Hansson and Katia Montenegro ......................................................... 2641
PERSISTENCE OF SELECTED ORGANOPHOSPHATE AND CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES IN
WATERS FROM A COASTAL WATERSHED
Svetlana Bondarenko, Jianying Gan, Darren L. Haver and John N. Kabashima .................................. 2649
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN A HIGHLY INDUSTRIALIZED URBAN ESTUARY:
INVENTORIES AND TRENDS
Shelby E. Walker, Rebecca M. Dickhut and Catherine Chisholm-Brause ............................................ 2655
POLLUTION-INDUCED COMMUNITY TOLERANCE OF SOIL MICROBES IN RESPONSE TO A
ZINC GRADIENT
Miles R.H. Davis, Fang-Jie Zhao and Steve P. McGrath ...................................................................... 2665
HIGHLY PERSISTENT BUTYLTINS IN NORTHERN MARINE SEDIMENTS: A LONG-TERM THREAT
FOR THE SAGUENAY FJORD (CANADA)
Liza Viglino, Émilien Pelletier and Richard St.-Louis ............................................................................. 2673
INFLUENCE OF LEACHING MEDIUM AND DRYING TIME BETWEEN SUCCESSIVE LEACHING
PERIODS ON THE EMISSION OF CHROMIUM, COPPER, AND BORON FROM TREATED WOOD
Ana I. García-Valcárcel, Isabel Bravo, Cristina Jiménez and José Luis Tadeo .................................... 2682
Environmental Toxicology
DIETARY ASSIMILATION AND ELIMINATION OF Cd, Se, AND Zn BY DAPHNIA MAGNA AT
DIFFERENT METAL CONCENTRATIONS
Rui Guan and Wen-Xiong Wang ........................................................................................................... 2689
[Abstract] [Full-text Article] [PDF Version]
DEVELOPMENT OF TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION PROCEDURES FOR
PYRETHROID DETECTION USING ESTERASE ACTIVITY
Craig E. Wheelock, Jeff L. Miller, Mike J. Miller, Shirley J. Gee, Guomin Shan and Bruce D. Hammock 2699
USING ARTIFICIAL STREAMS TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF METAL-MINING EFFLUENT ON
THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE FRESHWATER MIDGE (CHIRONOMUS TENTANS) IN SITU
Kimberly A. Hruska and Monique G. Dubé ............................................................................................ 2709
TOXICITY OF STORM-WATER RUNOFF AFTER DORMANT SPRAY APPLICATION IN A FRENCH
PRUNE ORCHARD, GLENN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, USA: TEMPORAL PATTERNS AND THE
EFFECT OF GROUND COVERS
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Ingeborg Werner, Frank G. Zalom, Michael N. Oliver, Linda A. Deanovic, Tom S. Kimball, John D.
Henderson, Barry W. Wilson, William Krueger and Wes W. Wallender ................................................ 2719
OSMOTIC DISTRESS: A PROBABLE CAUSE OF FISH KILLS ON EXPOSURE TO A SUBBLOOM
CONCENTRATION OF THE TOXIC ALGA CHATTONELLA MARINA
Janet Y.M. Tang and Doris W.T. Au 2727
BARRAMUNDI AS AN INDICATOR SPECIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN NORTH
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA: LABORATORY VERSUS FIELD STUDIES
Susan Codi, Craig Humphrey, David Klumpp and Steven Delean ........................................................ 2737
PARTIAL LIFE-CYCLE TOXICITY AND BIOCONCENTRATION MODELING OF
PERFLUOROOCTANESULFONATE IN THE NORTHERN LEOPARD FROG (RANA PIPIENS)
Gerald T. Ankley, Douglas W. Kuehl, Michael D. Kahl, Kathleen M. Jensen, Brian C. Butterworth and
John W. Nichols ..................................................................................................................................... 2745
PLANT UPTAKE AND TRANSLOCATION OF HIGHLY WEATHERED, SOIL-BOUND TECHNICAL
CHLORDANE RESIDUES: DATA FROM FIELD AND RHIZOTRON STUDIES
MaryJane Incorvia Mattina, Brian D. Eitzer, William Iannucci-Berger, Wen-Yee Lee and Jason C.
White ...................................................................................................................................................... 2756
FEMINIZATION OF FEMALE LEUKOPHORE-FREE STRAIN OF JAPANESE MEDAKA (ORYZIAS
LATIPES) EXPOSED TO 17β-ESTRADIOL
Gordon C. Balch, Karmi Shami, Paul J. Wilson, Yuko Wakamatsu and Chris D. Metcalfe .................. 2763
Hazard/Risk Assessment
LOCATION-SPECIFIC ECOTOXICOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT OF METAL-POLLUTED SOILS
Patrick van Beelen, Marja Wouterse, Leo Posthuma and Michiel Rutgers ........................................... 2769
ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY
VOLUME 24 NUMBER 2
February 2005
Editorial
THE ECETOC APPROACH TO TARGETED ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT
Tom Feijtel, Geert Boeije, Mike Comber, Watze de Wolf, Martin Holt, Volker Koch, Andre Lecloux and
Angela Siebel-Sauer ................................................................................................................................ 251
Environmental Chemistry
TOXICITY ASSESSMENT OF MONO-SUBSTITUTED BENZENES AND PHENOLS USING A
PSEUDOMONAS INITIAL OXYGEN UPTAKE ASSAY
Ded-Shih Huang, Thou-Jen Whang, Fei-Chen Cheng, Ya-Ping Wu, Yi-Ting Wang, Wen-I Luo and
Yane-Shih Wang ...................................................................................................................................... 253
OCCURRENCE OF TWENTY-SIX ENDOCRINE-DISRUPTING COMPOUNDS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
WATER SAMPLES FROM CATALONIA, SPAIN
Lidia Brossa, Rosa M. Marcé, Francesc Borrull and Eva Pocurull .......................................................... 261
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON BEHAVIOR IN BIOACTIVE SOIL SLURRY REACTORS
AMENDED WITH A NONIONIC SURFACTANT
Han S. Kim and Walter J. Weber Jr. ........................................................................................................ 268
QUANTITATIVE IDENTIFICATION OF SOURCES OF DIOXIN-LIKE POLYCHLORINATED
BIPHENYLS IN SEDIMENTS BY A FACTOR ANALYSIS MODEL AND A CHEMICAL MASS
BALANCE MODEL COMBINED WITH MONTE CARLO TECHNIQUES
Isamu Ogura, Masashi Gamo, Shigeki Masunaga and Junko Nakanishi ............................................... 277
IMPACT OF IMPOSED ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS AND MICROBIAL ACTIVITY ON AQUEOUSPHASE SOLUBILITY OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS FROM SOIL
Tasha L. Pravecek, Russell F. Christman and Frederic K. Pfaender 286
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN Cd AND Zn PARTITIONING AND GEOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION IN
SEDIMENTS FROM CHINESE RIVERS
Shu-Heng Peng, Wen-Xiong Wang and Jingsheng Chen ....................................................................... 294
Environmental Toxicology
PREDICTING AND OBSERVING RESPONSES OF ALGAL COMMUNITIES TO PHOTOSYSTEM II–
HERBICIDE EXPOSURE USING POLLUTION-INDUCED COMMUNITY TOLERANCE AND
SPECIES-SENSITIVITY DISTRIBUTIONS
Mechthild Schmitt-Jansen and Rolf Altenburger ..................................................................................... 304
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BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK (DENDROCYGNA AUTUMNALIS) BRAIN CHOLINESTERASE
CHARACTERIZATION AND DIAGNOSIS OF ANTICHOLINESTERASE PESTICIDE EXPOSURE IN
WILD POPULATIONS FROM MEXICO
Jaime Rendón-von Osten, Amadeu M.V.M. Soares and Lucia Guilhermino .......................................... 313
WHOLE-CARCASS RESIDUES OF THE RODENTICIDE DIFENACOUM IN ANTICOAGULANTRESISTANT AND -SUSCEPTIBLE RAT STRAINS (RATTUS NORVEGICUS)
Helen Atterby, Gerard M. Kerins and Alan D. MacNicoll ......................................................................... 318
ALGAL TOXICITY OF NITROBENZENES: COMBINED EFFECT ANALYSIS AS A
PHARMACOLOGICAL PROBE FOR SIMILAR MODES OF INTERACTION
Rolf Altenburger, Heike Schmitt and Gerrit Schüürmann ........................................................................ 324
HORMETIC EFFECTS OF GAMMA RADIATION ON THE STRESS AXIS OF NATURAL
POPULATIONS OF MEADOW VOLES (MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS)
Rudy Boonstra, Richard G. Manzon, Steve Mihok and Julie E. Helson .................................................. 334
FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SELENIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN THE DIET, TARGET
TISSUES, AND NONDESTRUCTIVE TISSUE SAMPLES OF TWO SPECIES OF SNAKES
William A. Hopkins, Joel W. Snodgrass, Jennifer A. Baionno, John H. Roe, Brandon P. Staub and
Brian P. Jackson ...................................................................................................................................... 344
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ETHINYLESTRADIOL-MEDIATED CHANGES IN ENDOCRINE
FUNCTION AND REPRODUCTIVE IMPAIRMENT IN JAPANESE MEDAKA (ORYZIAS LATIPES)
Susan C. Tilton, Christy M. Foran and William H. Benson ...................................................................... 352
ANALYSIS OF A DATABASE OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES ON PLANTS FOR WILDLIFE RISK
ASSESSMENT
Alain Baril, Mélanie Whiteside and Céline Boutin .................................................................................... 360
EFFECT OF TOXIC CATIONS ON COPPER RHIZOTOXICITY IN WHEAT SEEDLINGS
Paolo Fortunati, Enzo Lombi, Rebecca E. Hamon, Annette L. Nolan and Mike J. McLaughlin 372
INSECTICIDE SPECIES SENSITIVITY DISTRIBUTIONS: IMPORTANCE OF TEST SPECIES
SELECTION AND RELEVANCE TO AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS
Lorraine Maltby, Naomi Blake, Theo C.M. Brock and Paul J. Van den Brink.......................................... 379
DETECTION AND EVALUATION OF ENDOCRINE-DISRUPTION ACTIVITY IN WATER SAMPLES
FROM PORTUGUESE RIVERS
Laia Quirós, Raquel Céspedes, Sílvia Lacorte, Paula Viana, Demetrio Raldúa, Damià Barceló and
Benjamin Piña .......................................................................................................................................... 389
BIOCONCENTRATION AND ELIMINATION OF AVERMECTIN B1 IN STURGEON
Jianzhong Shen, Qidi Zhang, Shuangyang Ding, Suxia Zhang and Joel R. Coats................................. 396
BROMINATED FLAME RETARDANTS: ACTIVITIES IN A CRUSTACEAN DEVELOPMENT TEST
AND IN AN ECDYSTEROID SCREENING ASSAY
Leah Wollenberger, Laurence Dinan and Magnus Breitholtz .................................................................. 400
EVALUATION OF ACUTE COPPER TOXICITY TO LARVAL FATHEAD MINNOWS (PIMEPHALES
PROMELAS) IN SOFT SURFACE WATERS
Eric J. Van Genderen, Adam C. Ryan, Joseph R. Tomasso and Stephen J. Klaine .............................. 408
USE OF LABORATORY TOXICITY TESTS WITH BIVALVE AND ECHINODERM EMBRYOS TO
EVALUATE THE BIOAVAILABILITY OF COPPER IN SAN DIEGO BAY, CALIFORNIA, USA
Gunther Rosen, Ignacio Rivera-Duarte, Lora Kear-Padilla and D. Bart Chadwick ................................. 415
TOXICITY OF FLUOROQUINOLONE ANTIBIOTICS TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS
April A. Robinson, Jason B. Belden and Michael J. Lydy ........................................................................ 423
BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES TO SUBLETHAL CADMIUM EXPOSURE WITHIN AN EXPERIMENTAL
AQUATIC FOOD WEB
David J. Riddell, Joseph M. Culp and Donald J. Baird ............................................................................ 431
FEATHERS AS A NONDESTRUCTIVE BIOMONITOR FOR PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLLUTANTS
Tom Dauwe, Veerle Jaspers, Adrian Covaci, Paul Schepens and Marcel Eens .................................... 442
HEPATIC PORPHYRIA INDUCED BY THE HERBICIDE TRALKOXYDIM IN SMALL MAMMALS IS
SPECIES-SPECIFIC
Bruce D. Pauli and Sean W. Kennedy ..................................................................................................... 450
IMPACT OF OIL-SANDS BASED WETLANDS ON THE GROWTH OF MALLARD (ANAS
PLATYRHYNCHOS) DUCKLINGS
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Kirsty E. Gurney, Tony D. Williams, Judit E. Smits, Mark Wayland, Suzanne Trudeau and Leah I.
Bendell-Young ......................................................................................................................................... 457
DETERMINATION OF SELECT ANTIDEPRESSANTS IN FISH FROM AN EFFLUENT-DOMINATED
STREAM
Bryan W. Brooks, C. Kevin Chambliss, Jacob K. Stanley, Alejandro Ramirez, Kenneth E. Banks,
Robert D. Johnson and Russell J. Lewis ................................................................................................. 464
Hazard/Risk Assessment
RELEVANCE OF GENERIC AND SITE-SPECIFIC SPECIES SENSITIVITY DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE
CURRENT RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES FOR COPPER AND ZINC
Bart T.A. Bossuyt, Brita T.A. Muyssen and Colin R. Janssen ................................................................. 470
MODE OF ACTION AND AQUATIC EXPOSURE THRESHOLDS OF NO CONCERN
Watze de Wolf, Angela Siebel-Sauer, Andre Lecloux, Volker Koch, Martin Holt, Tom Feijtel, Mike
Comber and Geert Boeije ........................................................................................................................ 479
Life-Cycle Assessment
A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE MULTIMEDIA FATE AND EXPOSURE MODELS CALTOX AND
UNIFORM SYSTEM FOR EVALUATION OF SUBSTANCES ADAPTED FOR LIFE-CYCLE
ASSESSMENT BASED ON THE POPULATION INTAKE FRACTION OF TOXIC POLLUTANTS
Mark A.J. Huijbregts, Loes M.J. Geelen, Edgar G. Hertwich, Thomas E. McKone and Dik van de
Meent ....................................................................................................................................................... 486
ESTUARIES
Vol. 27, No.6
CANOACE A. OVIATT.
The Changing Ecology of Temperate Coastal Waters During a Warming Trend..................................... 895
A. M. GARCIA, 1. P. VIEIRA, K. O. WINEMILLER, ANO A. M. GRIMM.
Comparison of 1982-1983 and 1997-1998 El Niño Effects on the Shallow-water Fish Assemblage of
the Patos Lagoon Estuary (Brazil) ............................................................................................................ 905
LORI 1. MORRIS ANO ROBERT W VIRNSTEIN.
The Demise and Recovery of Seagrass in the Northern Indian River Lagoon, Florida ........................... 915
PETER M. ELORIOGE, JAMES E. KALOY, ANO AORIAN B. BURD.
Stress Response Model for the Tropical Seagrass Thalassia testudinum: The Interactions of Light,
Temperature, Sedimentation, and Geochemistry..................................................................................... 923
ALICIA M. STEINMETZ, MICHELLE M. JEANSONNE, EMILY S. GOROON, ANO JOHN W BURNS,
JR.
An Evaluation of Glass Prisms in Boat Docks to Reduce Shading of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in
the Lower Sto Johns River, Florida........................................................................................................... 938
K. S. S. VAN HOUTE-HoWES, S. 1. TURNER, ANO C. A. PILDITCH.
Spatial Differences in Macroinvertebrate Communities in Intertidal Seagrass Habitats and
Unvegetated Sediment in Three New Zealand Estuaries......................................................................... 945
PATRICIA A. SHAHEEN, JOHN P. MANOERSON, ANO MICHAEL P. FAHAY.
Stage-specific Spatial and Temporal Variability in the Diets ofLarval Winter Flounder
(Pseudopleuronectes americanus) in a Northeastern U.S. Estuarine Nursery ........................................ 958
WILLIAM L. ELLIS ANO SUSAN S. BELL.
Conditional Use ofMangrove Habitats by Fishes: Depth as a Cue to Avoid Predators............................ 966
RUI SANTOS, JOAO SILVA, ANA ALEXANORE, NURIA NAVARRO, CRISTINA BARRÓN, ANO
CARLOS M. DUARTE.
Ecosystem Metabolism and Carbon Fluxes of a Tidally-dominated Coastal Lagoon .............................. 977
JEAN-PAUL SIMJOUW, MARGARET R. MULHOLLANO, ANO ELIZABETH C. MINOR.
Changes in Dissolved Organic Matter Characteristics in Chincoteague Bay during a Bloom of the
Pelagophyte Aureococcus anophagefferens ............................................................................................ 986
LAWRENCE F. SMALL ANO FREORICK G. PRAHL.
A Particle Conveyor Belt Process in the Columbia River Estuary: Evidence from Chlorophyll a and
Particulate Organic Carbon....................................................................................................................... 999
STEVEN P. FERRARO ANO FAITH A. COLE.
Optimal Benthic Macrofaunal Sampling Protocol for Detecting Differences Among Four Habitats in
Willapa Bay, Washington, USA .............................................................................................................. 1014
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JAY AUSTIN ANO STEN ATKINSON.
The Design and Testing of Small, Low-cost GPS-tracked SurfaceDrifters ............................................ 1026
FAO FISHERIES REPORT
No. 732
CONTENTS
PREPARATION OF THIS DOCUMENT
1. INTRODUCTION
2. REPORT AND SYNTHESIS OF PRESENTATIONS
2.1 Opening of workshop
2.2 Presentations by participants
2.3 Thematic group discussions
2.4 Regional group discussions
2.5 Comments from workshop observers
3. SUMMARY OF PRINCIPAL WORKSHOP CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
ANNEXES
ANNEX 1: Workshop agenda
ANNEX 2: List of participants
ANNEX 3: Workshop background papers
Information sheet 1: Resource rent
Information sheet 2: Fiscal issues in fisheries exploitation and management
1. Resource rent: the source of wealth in fisheries
2. Rent, access and incentives
3. Resource rent: the three possibilities
4. Need for appropriate instruments and institutions
5. Who is to do the exploiting?
6. What to do with fish resource rents?
REFERENCES
BACK COVER
FISHERIES
January 2005, Vol. 30 No. 1
Feature
Fish Habitat
Loss of Fish Habitat as a Consequence of Inappropriately Constructed Stream Crossings
Poorly designed and/or installed culverts create serious problems for fish. This study along the newly
constructed wilderness highway in Labrador demonstrates the importance of local awareness and
involvement in rectifying this common and widespread situation.
R. John Gibson, Richard L. Haedrich, and C. Michael Wernerheim
Essay
Fish Management
Salmon Carcass Deployment: A Potential Pathway for PCB Contaminanion
The salmon carcass distribution program may be unintentionally contaminating the environment with
PCBs. Scientists and managers need to examine and discuss this potential pathway for PCBs.
Brian Missildine
Opinion
Forum
Fish and Watershed Program Review: USDA Forest Service
The Rise to the Future Task Force offers several recommendations for improving the Forest Service’s
fisheries programs.
Virgil Moore, Fred Harris, and Dave Cross
Opinion
Economic Growth Forum
Economic Growth, Fish Conservation, and the American Fisheries Society: Introducton to a Special
Series
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Based on a symposium in Madison, this new series will explore several aspects of how economic
growth affects fisheries conservation.
Brian Czech and Phil Pister
Column
President's Hook
AFS Connections: Increasing the Accessibility of Fisheries Science through the Fisheries
Conservation Foundation
The first round of Fisheries Conservation Foundation-funded proposals are promising projects that
support the Foundation’s mission to promote a better understanding of fisheries and aquatic resources
issues by the public and decision makers.
Barbara A. Knuth and Julie Claussen
Column
Guest Director's Line
Leopold's Legacy for Fisheries: Plenary Session Address
Adelman’s plenary session address from the Annual Meeting in Madison explains how fisheries
professionals have a responsibility to advocate on the behalf of aquatic resources.
Ira Adelman
FISHERIES OCEANOGRAPHY
December 2004 - Volume 13 Issue s1 Page 1-154
Original articles
Contributions of the VENFISH program: meso-zooplankton, Pacific saury (Cololabis saira) and walleye
pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) in the northwestern Pacific..................................................................... 1
SHIN-ICHI ITO, HIROYA SUGISAKI, ATSUSHI TSUDA, ORIO YAMAMURA, KUNIAKI OKUDA
Life histories of Eucalanus bungii and Neocalanus cristatus (Copepoda: Calanoida) in the western
subarctic Pacific Ocean .............................................................................................................................. 10
ATSUSHI TSUDA, HIROAKI SAITO, HIROMI KASAI
Seasonal changes in the reproduction of three oncaeid copepods in the surface layer of the Kuroshio
Extension .................................................................................................................................................... 21
KAORU NAKATA, HIROSHI ITOH, TADAFUMI ICHIKAWA, KATSUYUKI SASAKI
Distribution and life history of Euphausia pacifica off northeastern Japan
KENJI TAKI
Environmental factors affecting larval growth of Pacific saury, Cololabis saira, in the northwestern
Pacific Ocean .............................................................................................................................................. 44
YOSHIOKI OOZEKI, YOSHIRO WATANABE, DAIJI KITAGAWA
Variations in patterns of daily changes in otolith increment widths of 0+ Pacific saury, Cololabis saira,
off Japan by hatch date in relation to the northward feeding migration during spring and summer........... 54
YUTAKA KURITA, YUTAKA NEMOTO, YOSHIOKI OOZEKI, KEN-ICHI HAYASHIZAKI, HITOSHI IDA
Daily rhythm and seasonal variation of feeding habit of Pacific saury (Cololabis saira) in relation to
their migration and oceanographic conditions off Japan ............................................................................ 63
HIROYA SUGISAKI, YUTAKA KURITA
Decadal changes in reproduction of walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) off the Pacific coast of
northern Japan............................................................................................................................................ 74
TOMONORI HAMATSU, KEIZOU YABUKI, KAZUTOSHI WATANABE
Movement of juvenile walleye pollock, Theragra chalcogramma, from a spawning ground to a nursery
ground along the Pacific coast of Hokkaido, Japan.................................................................................... 84
SATOSHI HONDA, TATSUKI OSHIMA, AKIRA NISHIMURA, TSUTOMU HATTORI
Diel changes in vertical distribution patterns of zooplankton and walleye pollock (Theragra
chalcogramma) off the Pacific coast of eastern Hokkaido, Japan, estimated by the volume back
scattering strength (Sv) difference method................................................................................................. 99
KAZUSHI MIYASHITA, KOUTAROU TETSUMURA, SATOSHI HONDA, TATSUKI OSHIMA, RYO
KAWABE, KEI SASAKI
Initial design for a fish bioenergetics model of Pacific saury coupled to a lower trophic ecosystem
model ........................................................................................................................................................ 111
SHIN-ICHI ITO, MICHIO J. KISHI, YUTAKA KURITA, YOSHIOKI OOZEKI, YASUHIRO YAMANAKA,
BERNARD A. MEGREY, FRANCISCO E. WERNER
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Modeling the influence of oceanic-climatic changes on the dynamics of Pacific saury in the
northwestern Pacific using a life cycle model ........................................................................................... 125
YONGJUN TIAN, TATSURO AKAMINE, MAKI SUDA
Trophodynamic modeling of walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) in the Doto area, northern
Japan: model description and baseline simulations ................................................................................. 138
ORIO YAMAMURA
FISHERIES OCEANOGRAPHY
January 2005 - Volume 14 Issue 1 Page 1-80
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Long-term variation in the abundance of the brown shrimp Crangon crangon (L.) population of the
German Bight and possible causes for its interannual variability ................................................................. 1
V. SIEGEL, J. GRÖGER, T. NEUDECKER, U. DAMM, S. JANSEN
A spatially explicit, individual-based model to assess the role of estuarine nurseries in the early life
history of North Sea herring, Clupea harengus .......................................................................................... 17
JOACHIM MAES, KARIN E. LIMBURG, ANTON VAN DE PUTTE, FRANS OLLEVIER
Assessing the variability of hydrographic processes influencing the life cycle of the Sicilian Channel
anchovy, Engraulis encrasicolus, by satellite imagery ............................................................................... 32
JESÚS GARCÍA LAFUENTE, JUAN MIGUEL VARGAS, FRANCISCO CRIADO, ALBERTO GARCÍA,
JAVIER DELGADO, SALVATORE MAZZOLA
Using commercial landings data to identify environmental correlates with distributions of fish stocks ...... 47
MILES A. SUNDERMEYER, BRIAN J. ROTHSCHILD, ALLAN R. ROBINSON
Clupeoid larval growth and plankton production in the Benguela upwelling system .................................. 64
MORTEN D. SKOGEN
Distribution of albacore (Thunnus alalunga) in the Indian Ocean and its relation to environmental
factors ......................................................................................................................................................... 71
I-CHING CHEN, PEI-FEN LEE, WANN-NIAN TZENG
GULF AND CARIBBEAN RESEARCH
Volume 16(2)
November 2004
Contents
Spatial Patterns of Estuarine Habitat Type use and Temporal Patterns in Abundance of Juvenile
Permit, Trachinotus falcatus, in Charlotte Harbor, Florida
Aaron J. Adams and David A. Blewett...................................................................................................... 129
Predators and the Distribution and Abundance of Blennies on Offshore Petroleum Platforms
Tommy J. Rauch ...................................................................................................................................... 141
Studies on the Crustacea of the Thrks and Caicos Islands, British West Indies. V. Records of Mysids
from Pine
Cay, Fort George Cay, Water Cay, and Adjacent Waters, W Wayne Price and Richard W Heard ......... 147
Range Extensions ~nd Review of the Caprellid Amphipods (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Caprellidae) from
the Shallow, Coastal Wwaters from the Suwannee River, Florida, to Port Aransas, Texas, with an
Illustrated Key
John M. Foster, Brent P. Thoma, and Richard W Heard ......................................................................... 161
A Characterization of the Shallow- Water Coral Reefs and Associated Habitats of Puerto Rico
Matthew S. Kendall, Curtis R. Kruer, Ken R. Buja, John D. Christensen, Ernesto Diaz, Robert A.
Warner,. and Mark E. Monaco .................................................................................................................. 177
ICES JOURNAL OF MARINE SCIENCE
Volume 62, Issue 1. 1-143 (February 2005)
Growth and potential of the ICES Journal of Marine Science ................................................................. 1-2
Andrew I.L. Payne and Christiane Barranguet
Bonamia exitiosa epizootic in Ostrea chilensis from Foveaux Strait, southern New Zealand between
1986 and 1992 • .................................................................................................................................... 3-13
H.J. Cranfield, A. Dunn, I.J. Doonan and K.P. Michael
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Growth and mortality of transient shrimp populations (Farfantepenaeus spp.) in a coastal lagoon of
Mexico: role of the environment and density-dependence • ............................................................... 14-24
Roberto Pérez-Castañeda and Omar Defeo
New target-strength model indicates more krill in the Southern Ocean • ........................................... 25-32
David A. Demer and Stéphane G. Conti
Chokka squid (Loligo vulgaris reynaudii) abundance linked to changes in South Africa's Agulhas Bank
ecosystem during spawning and the early life cycle • ........................................................................ 33-55
Michael J. Roberts
Maturation of Newfoundland American plaice (Hippoglossoides platessoides): long-term trends in
maturation reaction norms despite low fishing mortality? • ................................................................. 56-64
S. Barot, M. Heino, M.J. Morgan and U. Dieckmann
Effect of changes in reproductive potential on perceived productivity of three Northwest Atlantic cod
(Gadus morhua) stocks • .................................................................................................................... 65-74
M. Joanne Morgan and John Brattey
Diel vertical migration and shoaling heterogeneity in Atlantic redfish: effects on acoustic and bottomtrawl surveys • ..................................................................................................................................... 75-85
Stéphane Gauthier and George A. Rose
Digestion of capelin, Mallotus villosus (Müller), herring, Clupea harengus L., and polar cod,
Boreogadus saida (Lepechin), otoliths in a simulated seal stomach • ............................................... 86-92
Jørgen S. Christiansen, Anne-Grethe Gamst Moen, Thomas H. Hansen and Kjell T. Nilssen
An adaptive, integrated “acoustic-trawl” survey design for Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) with estimation
of the acoustic and trawl dead zones • ............................................................................................. 93-106
Ian H. McQuinn, Yvan Simard, Thomas W.F. Stroud, Jean-Louis Beaulieu and Stephen J. Walsh
Reproduction and seasonal occurrence of the copper shark, Carcharhinus brachyurus, from north
Patagonia, Argentina • .................................................................................................................... 107-115
Luis O. Lucifora, Roberto C. Menni and Alicia H. Escalante
Food and feeding ecology of juvenile albacore, Thunnus alalunga, off the Bay of Biscay: a case study
• SHORT COMMUNICATION
Pages 116-122
C. Pusineri, Y. Vasseur, S. Hassani, L. Meynier, J. Spitz and V. Ridoux
Definition of signal-to-noise ratio and its critical role in split-beam measurements • ...................... 123-130
Robert Kieser, Pall Reynisson and Timothy J. Mulligan
Provision of catch advice taking account of non-stationarity in productivity of Atlantic salmon (Salmo
salar L.) in the Northwest Atlantic • ................................................................................................. 131-143
G. Chaput, C.M. Legault, D.G. Reddin, F. Caron and P.G. Amiro
INGENIERÍA HIDRÁULICA EN MÉXICO
2004 Vol. 19 Núm. 4 [ Octubre-diciembre ]
Regionalización de caudales. Propuesta metodológica para la identificación de regiones homogéneas
Marta del Carmen París, Graciela Viviana Zucarelli ............................................................................. 5-20
El valor económico de los medios fluviales urbanos
Francisco de Asis Ramírez-Chasco ...[et al] ....................................................................................... 21-32
¿Por qué ocurren variaciones de nivel en el lago de Tequesquitengo? 1. Calibración de un modelo del
sistema hidrológico
José Bienvenido Martínez-Rodríguez, Carlos Gutiérrez-Ojeda ......................................................... 33-46
¿Por qué ocurren variaciones de nivel en el lago de Tequesquitengo? 2. Simulación de eventos en el
siglo XIX
José Bienvenido Martínez-Rodríguez, Carlos Gutiérrez-Ojeda ......................................................... 47-56
Observaciones experimentales de las interacciones entre partículas en la velocidad de caída de
mezclas polidispersas de sedimentos
Juan A García-Aragón ...[et al] ........................................................................................................... 57-64
: Expresión de características de accesorios en trenes de descarga de pozos de bombeo
Julio Sergio Santana, Edmundo Pedroza-González .......................................................................... 65-84
Estimación de la evaporación mensual en tanque tipo A en la República mexicana mediante datos de
temperatura
Daniel Francisco Campos-Aranda ...................................................................................................... 85-96
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Evaluación del desempeño de reactores electroquímicos para a remoción de Cr (VI) de aguas
residuales
Sergio A Martinez-Oelgadillo ...[et al] ............................................................................................... 97-104
Costo del uso del agua en brócoli bajo la tecnología de ferti-irrigación sistema riego por goteo
José Luis Jolalpa-Barrera ...[et al] .................................................................................................. 105-120
Dispositivo electrónico, de fácil construcción, para medir la velocidad de un fluido
Rafael Hernández-Walls ...[et al] .................................................................................................... 121-128
JOURNAL OF AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH
VOLUME 16, NUMBER 4, DECEMBER 2004
Articles
First Report of Spring Viremia of Carp Virus (SVCV) in Wild Common Carp in North America
Audrey L. Dikkeboom, Craig Radi, Kathy Toohey-Kurth, Susan Marcquenski, Marty Engel, Andrew E.
Goodwin, Keith Way, David M. Stone and Clare Longshaw .................................................................... 169
Distribution of Tubifex tubifex Lineages and Myxobolus cerebralis Infection in the Tailwater of the San
Juan River, New Mexico ........................................................................................................................... 179
Robert DuBey and Colleen Caldwell
Survey of Pathogens in Juvenile Salmon Oncorhynchus Spp. Migrating through Pacific Northwest
Estuaries ................................................................................................................................................... 186
M. R. Arkoosh, E. Clemons, A. N. Kagley, C. Stafford, A. C. Glass, K. Jacobson, P. Reno, M. S.
Myers, E. Casillas, F. Loge, L. L. Johnson and T. K. Collier
Cloning and Nucleotide Sequence Analysis of the Ampicillin Resistance Gene on a Conjugative R
Plasmid from the Fish Pathogen Photobacterium damselae subsp. piscicida ......................................... 197
Hideaki Morii, Manish Surendra Bharadwaj and Naoya Eto
Oxytetracycline Residues in Four Species of Fish after 10-Day Oral Dosing in Feed ............................. 208
C. Y. Chen, R. G. Getchell, G. A. Wooster, A. L. Craigmill and P. R. Bowser
Detection and Identification of Fish-Pathogenic Aphanomyces piscicida Using Polymerase Chain
Reaction (PCR) with Species-Specific Primers ........................................................................................ 220
Panarat Phadee, Osamu Kurata, Kishio Hatai, Ikuo Hirono and Takashi Aoki
Effect of Sublethal Exposure to the Trematode Bolbophorus spp. on the Severity of Enteric Septicemia
of Catfish inChannel Catfish Fingerlings................................................................................................... 231
Lauke Labrie, Cedric Komar, Jeff Terhune, Alvin Camus and David Wise
Vibrio Bacterin and Carboxymethyl β-1,3-Glucans Protect Penaeus monodon from Vibrio harveyi
Infection..................................................................................................................................................... 238
Supattra Somapa Klannukarn, Kanokpan Wongprasert, Kornnika Khanobdee, Prasert Meeratana,
Pattira Taweepreda and Boonsirm Withyachumnarnkul
Communications
Histological Analysis of an Outbreak of QPX Disease in Wild Hard Clams Mercenaria mercenaria in
New York................................................................................................................................................... 246
Alistair D. M. Dove, Paul R. Bowser and Robert M. Cerrato
Experimental Transmission of the Fungus Phoma herbarum to Chinook Salmon................................... 251
Tamara O. Burton, Theodore R. Meyers, Norman S. Starkey and Jill E. Follett
258 In Memoriam: John Louis Fryer, 1929-2004................................................................................... 258
Ronald P. Hedrick
JOURNAL OF MARINE RESEARCH
Volume 62 Number 6
Articles
Diffusivity and viscosity dependence in the linear thermocline........................................................ 743 - 769
J.H. LaCasce
Observed mechanisms of El Nino SST evolution in the Pacific ...................................................... 771 - 786
P. Niiler; D.-K. Lee; J. Moisan
Passive tracer reconstruction as a least-squares problem with a semi-Lagrangian constraint: An
application to fish eggs and larvae .................................................................................................. 787 - 814
G.G. Panteleev; B. deYoung; C.S. Reiss; C.T. Taggart
Conceptual models of early diagenetic processes: The muddy seafloor as an unsteady, batch reactor815 - 835
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Robert C. Aller
Invertebrate larval availability during summer upwelling and downwelling on the inner continental shelf
off New Jersey ................................................................................................................................. 837 - 865
Hongguang Ma; Judith P. Grassle
Factors influencing organic carbon recycling and burial in Skagerrak sediments........................... 867 - 907
H. Ståhl; A. Tengberg; J. Brunnegård; E. Bjørnbom; T.L. Forbes; A.B. Josefson; H.G. Kaberi; I.M.
Karle Hassellöv; F. Olsgard; P. Roos; P.O.J. Hall
JOURNAL OF PHYCOLOGY
December 2004 - Volume 40 Issue 6 Page 1003-1190
AWARD
LUIGI PROVASOLI AWARD RECIPIENTS............................................................................................ 1003
ECOLOGY AND POPULATION BIOLOGY
BENTHIC MICROALGAL COLONIZATION IN STREAMS OF DIFFERING RIPARIAN COVER AND
LIGHT AVAILABILITY............................................................................................................................. 1004
Simon Roberts, Sergi Sabater, John Beardall
DETERMINING THE AFFINITIES OF SALT MARSH FUCOIDS USING MICROSATELLITE
MARKERS: EVIDENCE OF HYBRIDIZATION AND INTROGRESSION BETWEEN TWO SPECIES
OF FUCUS (PHAEOPHYTA) IN A MAINE ESTUARY........................................................................... 1013
Aaron L. Wallace, Anita S. Klein, Arthur C. Mathieson
A NEW RECORD AND ERADICATION OF THE NORTHERN ATLANTIC ALGA ASCOPHYLLUM
NODOSUM (PHAEOPHYCEAE) FROM SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CALIFORNIA, USA ........................ 1028
A. Whitman Miller, Andrew L. Chang, Natalie Cosentino-Manning, Gregory M. Ruiz
INVERTEBRATE-MEDIATED NUTRIENT LOADING INCREASES GROWTH OF AN INTERTIDAL
MACROALGA ......................................................................................................................................... 1032
Matthew E. S. Bracken
FIRST EVIDENCE OF PALYTOXIN ANALOGUES FROM AN OSTREOPSIS MASCARENENSIS
(DINOPHYCEAE) BENTHIC BLOOM IN SOUTHWESTERN INDIAN OCEAN..................................... 1042
Séverine Lenoir, Loïc Ten-Hage, Jean Turquet, Jean-Pascal Quod, Cécile Bernard, Marie-Claire
Hennion
PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY
SINGLE-CELL PULSE AMPLITUDE MODULATION FLUORESCENCE MEASUREMENTS OF THE
GIANT DIATOM ETHMODISCUS (BACILLARIOPHYCEAE) ................................................................ 1052
Tracy A. Villareal
INTENSE GRAZING AND PREY-DEPENDENT GROWTH OF PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA
(DINOPHYCEAE) ................................................................................................................................... 1062
Senjie Lin, Margaret R. Mulholland, Huan Zhang, Timothy N. Feinstein, Frank J. Jochem, Edward J.
Carpenter
ULTRASTRUCTURE OF UNICELLULAR N2 FIXING CYANOBACTERIA FROM THE TROPICAL
NORTH ATLANTIC AND SUBTROPICAL NORTH PACIFIC OCEANS ................................................ 1074
Luisa I. Falcón, Susanne Lindvall, Karolina Bauer, Birgitta Bergman, Edward J. Carpenter
CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
PROPOSAL OF ECTOCARPUS SILICULOSUS (ECTOCARPALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE) AS A
MODEL ORGANISM FOR BROWN ALGAL GENETICS AND GENOMICS ......................................... 1079
Akira F. Peters, Dominique Marie, Delphine Scornet, Bernard Kloareg, J. Mark Cock
STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE TERMINAL DOMAINS OF LINEAR PLASMID-LIKE
DNA FROM THE GREEN ALGA ERNODESMIS (CHLOROPHYTA).................................................... 1089
John W. La Claire II, Jingshan Wang
MORPHOLOGY
MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING AKINETE GERMINATION IN CYLINDROSPERMOPSIS
RACIBORSKII (NOSTOCALES, CYANOBACTERIA)............................................................................ 1098
David Moore, Glenn B. McGregor, Glen Shaw
PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PROTOPLASTS OBTAINED FROM THE
PRASINOPHYTE SCHERFFELIA DUBIA (CHLOROPHYTA)............................................................... 1106
Lars Vierkotten, Andreas Simon, Burkhard Becker
PHYLOGENETICS AND TAXONOMY
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THE INVASIVE GENUS ASPARAGOPSIS (BONNEMAISONIACEAE, RHODOPHYTA): MOLECULAR
SYSTEMATICS, MORPHOLOGY, AND ECOPHYSIOLOGY OF FALKENBERGIA ISOLATES .......... 1112
Fionnuala Ní Chualáin, Christine A. Maggs, Gary W. Saunders, Michael D. Guiry
CRYPTIC SPECIES OF SCENEDESMUS (CHLOROPHYTA) FROM DESERT SOIL COMMUNITIES
OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA......................................................................................................... 1127
Louise A. Lewis, Valerie R. Flechtner
IDENTIFICATION OF A PSYCHROPHILIC GREEN ALGA FROM LAKE BONNEY ANTARCTICA:
CHLAMYDOMONAS RAUDENSIS ETTL. (UWO 241) CHLOROPHYCEAE ........................................ 1138
Tessa Pocock, Marc-André Lachance, Thomas Pröschold, John C. Priscu, Sam Sulgi Kim, Norman P.
A. Huner
PIGMENT SUITES AND TAXONOMIC GROUPS IN PRASINOPHYCEAE .......................................... 1149
Mikel Latasa, Renate Scharek, Florence Le Gall, Laure Guillou
MORPHOLOGY, LIFE HISTORY, AND MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY OF STSCHAPOVIA
FLAGELLARIS (TILOPTERIDALES, PHAEOPHYCEAE) AND THE ERECTION OF THE
STSCHAPOVIACEAE FAM. NOV. ......................................................................................................... 1156
Hiroshi Kawai, Hideaki Sasaki
CAROTENOID COMPOSITIONS OF CLADOPHORA BALLS (AEGAGROPILA LINNAEI) AND SOME
MEMBERS OF THE CLADOPHORALES (ULVOPHYCEAE, CHLOROPHYTA): THEIR TAXONOMIC
AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATION ................................................................................................... 1170
Yukie Yoshii, Takeaki Hanyuda, Isamu Wakana, Kazuyuki Miyaji, Shogo Arai, Kunihiko Ueda, Isao
Inouye
BOOK REVIEW
PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ALGAE ............................................................................................................. 1178
Patrick J. Neale
CORRIGENDUM
CORRIGENDUM .................................................................................................................................... 1181
JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
VOLUME 34 NUMBER 12
December 2004
EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL BY AMS PRESIDENT AVERY ON UNPAID PAGE CHARGES. Susan K. Avery, AMS
President ..................................................................................................................................... 2569–2569.
ARTICLES
A Study of the Iceland–Faeroe Frontal Variability Using the Multiscale Energy and Vorticity Analysis.
Xiang San Liang and Allan R. Robinson..................................................................................... 2571–2591.
Evaluation of Interior Circulation in a High-Resolution Global Ocean Model. Part I: Deep and Bottom
Waters. Alexander Sen Gupta and Matthew H. England ........................................................... 2592–2614.
Dynamical Response of the Oceanic Eddy Field to the North Atlantic Oscillation: A Model–Data
Comparison. Thierry Penduff, Bernard Barnier, W. K. Dewar and James J. O'Brien ................ 2615–2629.
Influence of the Surface Heating on Langmuir Circulation. Hong Sik Min and Yign Noh........... 2630–2641.
The Eddy-Driven Thermocline. Paola Cessi and Maurizio Fantini ............................................. 2642–2658.
Forcing of a Two-Layered Water Column over a Sloping Seafloor. F. Nilsen............................ 2659–2676.
An Idealized Study of the Structure of Long, Partially Mixed Estuaries*. Robert D. Hetland and W.
Rockwell Geyer ........................................................................................................................... 2677–2691.
The Dispersion Relation for Planetary Waves in the Presence of Mean Flow and Topography. Part I:
Analytical Theory and One-Dimensional Examples. Peter D. Killworth and Jeffrey R. Blundell 2692–2711.
Mass Flux and Vertical Distribution of Currents Caused by Strong Winds in a Wave Tank. Toshinori
Ogasawara and Takashi Yasuda................................................................................................ 2712–2720.
Isopycnal Averaging at Constant Height. Part I: The Formulation and a Case Study. A. J. George
Nurser and Mei-Man Lee ............................................................................................................ 2721–2739.
Isopycnal Averaging at Constant Height. Part II: Relating to the Residual Streamfunction in Eulerian
Space. A. J. George Nurser and Mei-Man Lee........................................................................... 2740–2755.
An Organizing Center for Thermohaline Excitability. Jan Abshagen and Axel Timmermann .... 2756–2760.
Dynamic Potential Vorticity Initialization and the Diagnosis of Mesoscale Motion. Álvaro Viúdez and
David G. Dritschel ....................................................................................................................... 2761–2773.
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Simulation of the Transformation of Internal Solitary Waves on Oceanic Shelves. Roger Grimshaw,
Efim Pelinovsky, Tatiana Talipova and Audrey Kurkin ............................................................... 2774–2791.
Identification of the Mechanism of Interdecadal Variability in the North Atlantic Ocean. Lianke te Raa,
Jeroen Gerrits and Henk A. Dijkstra ........................................................................................... 2792–2807.
The Motion of a Point Vortex near Large-Amplitude Topography in a Two-Layer Fluid. Andrew J. White
and N. Robb McDonald............................................................................................................... 2808–2824.
Ocean Wave Slope Observations Using Radar Backscatter and Laser Altimeters. D. Vandemark, B.
Chapron, J. Sun, G. H. Crescenti and H. C. Graber................................................................... 2825–2842.
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE
A Simple Criterion to Determine the Transition from a Localized Convection to a Distributed
Convection Regime*. Sonya Legg.............................................................................................. 2843–2846.
On the Linear Parameterization of Drag Coefficient over Sea Surface. Changlong Guan and
Lian Xie ....................................................................................................................................... 2847–2851.
Dependence of Sea Ice Yield-Curve Shape on Ice Thickness. Alexander V. Wilchinsky and Daniel L.
Feltham ....................................................................................................................................... 2852–2856.
JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH
Volume 27, Number 1: January 2005
ORIGINAL ARTICLES:
Naoki Iguchi and Tsutomu Ikeda
Effects of temperature on metabolism, growth and growth efficiency of Thysanoessa longipes
(Crustacea: Euphausiacea) in the Japan Sea ................................................................................... 27: 1-10
Peter G. Beninger and Priscilla Decottignies
What makes diatoms attractive for suspensivores? The organic casing and associated organic
molecules of Coscinodiscus perforatus are quality cues for the bivalve Pecten maximus ............. 27: 11-17
Hege Vestheim, Stein Kaartvedt, and Bente Edvardsen
State-dependent vertical distribution of the carnivore copepod Pareuchaeta norvegica ................ 27: 19-26
Eva Friis Møller
Sloppy feeding in marine copepods: prey-size-dependent production of dissolved organic carbon27: 27-35
Manuel Serra, Terry W. Snell, and John J. Gilbert
Delayed mixis in rotifers: an adaptive response to the effects of density-dependent sex on population
growth .............................................................................................................................................. 27: 37-45
M. Karin de Boer, Elise M. Koolmees, Engel G. Vrieling, Anneke M. Breeman, and Marion van Rijssel
Temperature responses of three Fibrocapsa japonica strains (Raphidophyceae) from different climate
regions ............................................................................................................................................. 27: 47-60
M. Bormans, P. W. Ford, and L. Fabbro
Spatial and temporal variability in cyanobacterial populations controlled by physical processes ... 27: 61-70
L. M. Slater and R. R. Hopcroft
Development, growth and egg production of Centropages abdominalis in the eastern subarctic Pacific
......................................................................................................................................................... 27: 71-78
Adam Benovic, Davor Lucic, Vladimir Onofri, Mirna Batistic, and Jakica Njire
Bathymetric distribution of medusae in the open waters of the middle and south Adriatic Sea during
spring 2002 ................................................................................................................................................. 27
Teresa Buchaca, Marisol Felip, and Jordi Catalan
A comparison of HPLC pigment analyses and biovolume estimates of phytoplankton groups in an
oligotrophic lake ............................................................................................................................. 27: 91-101
Carole A. Llewellyn, James R. Fishwick, and Jerry C. Blackford
Phytoplankton community assemblage in the English Channel: a comparison using chlorophyll a
derived from HPLC-CHEMTAX and carbon derived from microscopy cell counts...................... 27: 103-119
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS:
Jay M. Fitzsimmons and David J. Innes
No evidence of Wolbachia among Great Lakes area populations of Daphnia pulex (Crustacea:
Cladocera) ................................................................................................................................... 27: 121-124
Herman J. Gons, Machteld Rijkeboer, and Kevin G. Ruddick
Effect of a waveband shift on chlorophyll retrieval from MERIS imagery of inland and coastal waters
........................................................................................................................................................... 125-127
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Kanako Ishikawa, Michio Kumagai, and Ross F. Walker
Application of autonomous underwater vehicle and image analysis for detecting the three-dimensional
distribution of freshwater red tide Uroglena americana (Chrysophyceae) .................................. 27: 129-134
JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH
Volume 53, Issues 1-2 1-120 (January 2005)
Iron resources and oceanic nutrients: advancement of global environment simulations • ..................... 1-6
M. Veldhuis and H.J.W. de Baar
Picophytoplankton; a comparative study of their biochemical composition and photosynthetic
properties • ............................................................................................................................................ 7-24
Marcel J. W. Veldhuis, Klaas R. Timmermans, Peter Croot and Bas van der Wagt
Growth physiology and fate of diatoms in the ocean: a review • ........................................................ 25-42
Géraldine Sarthou, Klaas R. Timmermans, Stéphane Blain and Paul Tréguer
Phaeocystis blooms in the global ocean and their controlling mechanisms: a review • ..................... 43-66
Véronique Schoemann, Sylvie Becquevort, Jacqueline Stefels, Véronique Rousseau and Christiane
Lancelot
Importance of the diazotrophs as a source of new nitrogen in the ocean • ........................................ 67-91
Julie LaRoche and Eike Breitbarth
Linking ocean biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem structure and function: results of the complex
SWAMCO-4 model • ......................................................................................................................... 93-108
Bénédicte Pasquer, Goulven Laruelle, Sylvie Becquevort, Véronique Schoemann, Hugues Goosse
and Christiane Lancelot
Physiological responses of three species of marine pico-phytoplankton to ammonium, phosphate, iron
and light limitation • ......................................................................................................................... 109-120
K.R. Timmermans, B. van der Wagt, M.J.W. Veldhuis, A. Maatman and H.J.W. de Baar
JOURNAL OF SEA RESEARCH
Volume 53, Issue 3- 121-212 (February 2005)
Internal waves near the buoyancy frequency in a narrow wave-guide • ........................................ 121-129
Hans Van Haren
Seawater, atmospheric dimethylsulfide and aerosol ions in the Pearl River Estuary and the adjacent
northern South China Sea • ............................................................................................................ 131-145
Qiju Ma, Min Hu, Tong Zhu, Lingli Liu and Minhan Dai
Astaxanthin production in marine pelagic copepods grazing on two different phytoplankton diets • 147-160
Lies Van Nieuwerburgh, Ingrid Wänstrand, Jianguo Liu and Pauli Snoeijs
Temporal variability of intertidal benthic metabolism under emersed conditions in an exposed sandy
beach (Wimereux, eastern English Channel, France) • .................................................................. 161-167
N. Spilmont, A. Migné, A. Lefebvre, L.F. Artigas, M. Rauch and D. Davoult
Life in the fast lane: macrobenthos use temporary drifting algal habitats • .................................... 169-180
Sonja Salovius, Marina Nyqvist and Erik Bonsdorff
Barnacles, limpets and periwinkles: the effects of direct and indirect interactions on cyprid settlement
and success • .................................................................................................................................. 181-204
Sebastian P. Holmes, Graham Walker and Jaap van der Meer
Red mullet migration into the northern North Sea during late winter • ........................................... 205-212
Doug Beare, Finlay Burns, Emma Jones, Kevin Peach and Dave Reid
JOURNAL OF SHELLFISH RESEARCH
Vol. 23, No. 3 December 2004
CONTENTS
A. Campbell, C. W. Yeung, G. Dovey and Z. Zhang
Population biology of the Pacific geoduck clam, Panopea abrupta, in experimental plots, southern
British Columbia, Canada ......................................................................................................................... 661
Zane Zhang and Alan Campbell
Natural mortality and recruitment rates of the Pacific geoduck clam (Panopea abrupta) in experimental
plots ......................................................................................................................................................... 675
Paul Edward Gribben, Jeremy Helson and Russell Millar
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Population abundance estimates of the New Zealand geoduck clam, Panopea zelandica, using North
American methodology: is the technology transferable............................................................................ 683
Brent Vadopalas, Larry L. Leclair and Paul Bentzen
Microsatellite and allozyme analyses reveal few genetic differences among spatially distinct
aggregations of geoduck clams (Panopea abrupta, Conrad 1849)… ...................................................... 693
Douglas S. Jones, Irvy R. Quitmyer and C. Fred T. Andrus
Seasonal shell growth and longevity in Donax variabilis from northeastern Florida: evidence from
oxygen isotopes ....................................................................................................................................... 707
Zhang Jihong, J. G. Fang, A. J. S. Hawkins and P. L. Pascoe
The effect of temperature on clearance rate and oxygen consumption of scallops, Chlamys farreri...... 715
Marcial Arellano-Martınez, Bertha Patricia Ceballos-Vázquez, Marcial Villalejo-Fuerte, Federico
Garcıa-Domınguez, Juan Felix Elorduy-Garay, Aarón Esliman-Salgado and Ilie S. Racotta
Reproduction of the lion’s paw scallop Nodipecten subnodosus Sowerby, 1835 (Bivalvia: Pectinidae)
from Laguna
Ojo de Liebre, B.C.S., México ................................................................................................................. 723
Inke Sunila, Lawrence Williams, Steve Russo and Tessa Getchis
Reproduction and pathology of blue mussels, Mytilus edulis (L.) in an experimental longline in Long
Island Sound, Connecticut ....................................................................................................................... 731
Alan J. Power, Randal L. Walker, Karen Payne and Dorset Hurley
First occurrence of the nonindigenous green mussel, Perna viridis (Linnaeus, 1758) in coastal
Georgia, United States............................................................................................................................. 741
Joanne M. Harding, Cyr Couturier, G. Jay Parsons and Neil W. Ross
Evaluation of the neutral red retention assay as a stress response indicator in cultivated mussels
(Mytilus spp.) in relation to seasonal and environmental conditions ...................................................... 745
Jorge E. Toro, Angélica C. Alcapan, Johana A. Ojeda and Ana M. Vergara
Selection response for growth rate (shell height and live weight) in the Chilean blue mussel (Mytilus
chilensis Hupe 1854)…............................................................................................................................. 753
Sylvie Lape`gue, Frederico M. Batista, Serge Heurtebise, Ziniu Yu and Pierre Boudry
Evidence for the presence of the Portuguese oyster, Crassostrea angulata, in northern China ............. 759
Mauricio Escapa, Juan Pablo Isacch, Pedro Daleo, Juan Alberti, Oscar Iribarne, Mónica Borges, Eder
P. dos Santos, Domingo A. Gagliardini and Mario Lasta
The distribution and ecological effects of the introduced Pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas (Thunberg,
1793) in northern Patagonia ..................................................................................................................... 765
B. J. Kater and J. M. D. D. Baars
The potential of aerial photography for estimating surface areas of intertidal Pacific oyster beds
(Crassostrea gigas).................................................................................................................................. 773
Jonathan H. Grabowski, Charles H. Peterson, Sean P. Powers, David Gaskill and Henry C.
Summerson
Growth and survivorship of non-native (Crassostrea gigas and Crassostrea ariakensis) versus native
eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) ................................................................................................. 781
Jorge Cáceres-Martınez, Sergio Curiel Ramırez Gutiérrez, Rebeca Vásquez-Yeomans and Patricia
Macıas Montes de Oca
Reproductive cycle and mortality of the Japanese oyster Crassostrea gigas cultured in Bahıa Falsa,
Baja California, México ............................................................................................................................ 795
Eric N. Powell and Kathryn A. Ashton-Alcox
A comparison between a suction dredge and a traditional oyster dredge in the transplantation of
oysters in Delaware Bay ........................................................................................................................ .803
CONTENTS CONTINUED ON INSIDE BACK COVER
Francis X. O’Beirn, Paige G. Ross and Mark W. Luckenbach
Organisms associated with oysters cultured in floating systems in Virginia, USA ................................ 825
James T. Winstead, Aswani K. Volety and S. Gregory Tolley
Parasitic and symbiotic fauna in oysters (Crassostrea virginica) collected from the Caloosahatchee
River and estuaryin Florid ........................................................................................................................ 831
Ferdinand F. Wirth and Tara M. Minton
A review of the market structure of the Louisiana oyster industry: a microcosm of the United States
oyster industry.......................................................................................................................................... 841
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Sandra Herna´ndez and Wolfgang B. Stotz
Reproductive biology of the “Copey” snail Melongena melongena (Linnaeus, 1758) in Cispata´ Bay on
the Caribbean coast of Colombia ............................................................................................................ 849
Sergio A. Guzmán del Proo, Jorge Carrillo-Laguna, Jorge Belmar-Pérez, Laura Carreon-Palau and
Alberto Castro
Transplanting of wild and cultivated juveniles of green abalone (Haliotis fulgens Philippi 1845): growth
and survival……...................................................................................................................................... . 855
Norma K. Hernández-Ibarra, Carlos Márquez, José L. Ramırez and Ana M. Ibarra
Comparative karyotypes of two northeastern Pacific abalone species (Haliotis fulgens Philippi and
Haliotis rufescens Swainson .................................................................................................................... 861
Joseph T. Dealteris, Brian D. Kilpatrick and Robert B. Rheault
A comparative evaluation of the habitat value of shellfish aquaculture gear, submerged aquatic
vegetation and a non-vegetated seabed ................................................................................................. 867
Arcadio Valdés-González, Pedro Flores-Rodrıguez, Rafael Flores-Garza and Sergio Garcıa-Ibáñez
Molluscan communities of the rocky intertidal zone at two sites with different wave action on Isla la
Roqueta, Acapulco, Guerrero, México. .................................................................................................... 875
Xiaodong Zheng, Jianmin Yang, Xiangzhi Lin and Rucai Wang
Phylogenetic relationships among the Decabrachia cephalopods inferred from mitochondrial DNA
sequences................................................................................................................................................ 881
Kim D. Smith, Ian C. Potter and S. Alex Hesp
Comparisons between the reproductive biology of females of two species of deep sea crabs that live in
different water depths .............................................................................................................................. 887
Liusuo Zhang, Xiaoyu Kong, Ziniu Yu, Jie Kong and Limei Chen
A survey of genetic changes and search for sex-specific markers by AFLP and SAMPL in a breeding
program ofChinese shrimp (Penaeus chinensis)… .................................................................................. 897
Fernando Dıaz, Ana Denisse Re, Elizabeth Sierra and Eugenio Dıaz-Iglesias
Effects of temperature and salinity fluctuation on the oxygen consumption, ammonium excretion and
osmoregulation of the blue shrimp Litopenaeus stylirostris (Stimpson).. ................................................. 903
Ana R. Vázquez-Bader, Julio C. Carrero, Martın Garcıa-Varela, Adolfo Gracia and Juan P. Laclette
Molecular phylogeny of superfamily Penaeoidea Rafinesque-Schmaltz, 1815, based on mitochondrial
16S partial sequence analysis. ............................................................................................................... 911
Guoqiang Huang, Shuanglin Dong and Fang Wang
Effects of feeding level on the growth, energy budget and body biochemical composition of Chinese
shrimp Fenneropenaeus chinensis.......................................................................................................... 919
John C. Wekell, John Hurst and Kathi A. Lefebvre
The origin of the regulatory limits for PSP and ASP toxins in shellfish ................................................. 927
JOURNAL OF THE WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY
December 2004
Effect of Dietary Phosphorus Levels on Growth, Body Composition, Muscle and Bone Mineral
Concentrations for Orange-Spotted Grouper Epinephelus coioides Reared in Floating Cages.
Qi C. Zhou, Yong J. Liu, Kang S. Mai, Li X. Tian.............................................................................. 427 -435
Effects of Dietary Vitamin A on Juvenile Red Sea Bream Chrysophrys major.
Luis Hector Hemandez Hemandez, Shin-Ichi Teshima, Manabu Ishikawa, and Shunsuke Koshio . 436-444
Nitrite Toxicitytolitopenaeus vannameiin WaterContaining Low Concentrations ofSeaSaltor Mixed
Salts.
Anthony Sowers, Shawn P. Young, J. Jeffery Isely, Craig L. Browdy and Joseph R. Tomasso, J r445 -45 1
Incorporating Date Pits Phoenix dactylifera and their Sprouts in Semi-purified Diets for Nile Tilapia
Oreochromis niloticus (L.).
Ibrahim E. H. Belal and M. A. AI¬Owafeir ......................................................................................... 452-459
lonic Supplementation of Pond Waters for Inland Culture of Marine Shrimp.
Aaron A. McNevin, Claude E. Boyd, Orawan Silapajam, and Kom Silapajam.................................. 460-467
Effects of Dietary Protein and Feeding Rate on Channel Catfish Ictalurus punc¬tatus Production,
Composition of Gain, Processing Yield, and Water Quality.
Edwin H. Robinson, Menghe H. Li, Bruce B. Manning, Charles C. Mischke and Brian G. Bosworth468-477
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The Effect of Temperature on Feed Consumption and Nutrient Absorption in Procambarus clarkii and
Procambarus zonangulus.
Suzanne L. Croll and Stephen A. Watts ............................................................................................ 478-488
Characteristics of Effluents from Central Arkansas Baitfish Ponds.
Melinda J. Bodary, Nathan Stone, Steve E. Lochmann, and Ernmanuel Frimpong ......................... 489-497
Impact of Different Management Technologies o~the Production, Population Structure, and
Eco¬nomics of Freshwater Prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii Culture in Temperate Climates.
James H. Tidwell,1 Shawn D. Coy le, Siddhartha Dasgupta, Leigh Anne Bright, and Dave K.
Yasharian ......................................................................................................................................... 498 - 505
Laboratory Determination of a Phosphorus Leaching Rate from Trout(Onchorhynchus mykiss) Feces.
Dennis McIntosh, Erin Ryder, Gary Dickenson, and Kevin Fitz simmons... .................................... 506- 512
Diel Foraging Behavior of American White Pelicans Pelecanus erythrorhynchos on Experimental
Aquaculture Ponds.
Scott J. Wemer .................................................................................................................................. 513-517
Replacement of a Natural Diet by a Prepared Dry Feed for Successful Maturation and Spawning of
Female Litopenaeus vannamei (Boone) Broodstock.
Shaobo Du, Chaoqun Hu and Qi Shen.............................................................................................. 5I8- 522
Using Scope-For-Growth Estimates to Compare the Suitability of Feeds Used in Shrimp Aquaculture.
I. Patrick Saoud and Gary Anderson ................................................................................................. 523-528
Cryopreservation of Yamú Brycon siebenthalae Milt.
Pablo E. Cruz-CasaBas, Sandra C. Pardo-Carrasco, José A. Arias-Castellanos, Pedro E. Lombo
Castellanos, Dora A. Lombo-Rodríguez and Jaime E. Pardo-Mariño ............................................... 529-535
Effects of Artificial Substrate and Stocking Density on the Nursery Production of Pacific White Shrimp
Litopenaeus vannamei.
Komarey R. K. Moss and Shaun M. Moss......................................................................................... 537-542
Harvest of Channel Catfish with an Electrically Enhanced Seine.
C. Douglas Minchew, Kenneth K. McDill, Rachel V. Beecham, and S. D. Filip To ........................... 543-545
In Vrtro Evidence of Laminarinase Activity in the Digestive Gland of Juvenile Pacific White Shrimp
Litopenaeus vannamei.
S. Divakaran and Shaun M. Moss ..................................................................................................... 546-550
LIMNOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY
Vol. 50(1), January 2005
Articles
Seitzinger, S. P., H. Hartnett, R. Lauck, M. Mazurek, T. Minegishi, G. Spyres, and R. Styles
Molecular-level chemical characterization and bioavailability of dissolved organic matter in stream
water using electrospray-ionization mass spectrometry ......................................................................... 1-12
Wei, Liping, and Beth A. Ahner
Sources and sinks of dissolved phytochelatin in natural seawater ...................................................... 13-22
Maie, Nagamitsu, Chengyong Yang, Toshikazu Miyoshi, Kathleen Parish, and Rudolf Jaffé
Chemical characteristics of dissolved organic matter in an oligotrophic subtropical wetland/estuarine
ecosystem ............................................................................................................................................. 23-35
Baines, Stephen B., Nicholas S. Fisher, and Jonathan J. Cole
Uptake of dissolved organic matter (DOM) and its importance to metabolic requirements of the zebra
mussel, Dreissena polymorpha ............................................................................................................ 36-47
Becker, Bonnie J., F. Joel Fodrie, Pat A. McMillan, and Lisa A. Levin
Spatial and temporal variation in trace elemental fingerprints of mytilid mussel shells: A precursor to
invertebrate larval tracking .................................................................................................................... 48-61
Dillon, Kevin S., and Jeffrey P. Chanton
Nutrient transformations between rainfall and stormwater runoff in an urbanized coastal environment:
Sarasota Bay, Florida ........................................................................................................................... 62-69
Boschker, H. T. S., J. C. Kromkamp, and J. J. Middelburg
Biomarker and carbon isotopic constraints on bacterial and algal community structure and functioning
in a turbid, tidal estuary ......................................................................................................................... 70-80
Eyre, Bradley D., and Angus J. P. Ferguson
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Benthic metabolism and nitrogen cycling in a subtropical east Australian estuary (Brunswick):
Temporal variability and controlling factors .......................................................................................... 81-96
Carmichael, R. H., and I. Valiela
Coupling of near-bottom seston and surface sediment composition: Changes with nutrient enrichment
and implications for estuarine food supply and biogeochemical processing ...................................... 97-105
Røy, Hans, Markus Huettel, and Bo Barker Jørgensen
The influence of topography on the functional exchange surface of soft sediments, assessed from
sediment topography measured in situ ............................................................................................. 106-112
de Beer, Dirk, Frank Wenzhöfer, Timothy G. Ferdelman, Susan E. Boehme, Markus Huettel, Justus E.
E. van Beusekom, Michael E. Böttcher, Niculina Musat, and Nicole Dubilier
Transport and mineralization rates in North Sea sandy intertidal sediments, Sylt-Rømø Basin,
Waddensea ....................................................................................................................................... 113-127
Vopel, Kay, David Thistle, Jörg Ott, Monika Bright, and Hans Røy
Wave-induced H2S flux sustains a chemoautotrophic symbiosis 128-133
Nomaki, Hidetaka, Petra Heinz, Takeshi Nakatsuka, Motohiro Shimanaga, and Hiroshi Kitazato
Species-specific ingestion of organic carbon by deep-sea benthic foraminifera and meiobenthos: In
situ tracer experiments ...................................................................................................................... 134-146
Rimmer, Alon, Yasuaki Aota, Michio Kumagai, and Werner Eckert
Chemical stratification in thermally stratified lakes: A chloride mass balance model ....................... 147-157
Kraemer, Thomas F.
Radium isotopes in Cayuga Lake, New York: Indicators of inflow and mixing processes ............... 158-168
Rueda, Francisco J., and Edwin A. Cowen
Exchange between a freshwater embayment and a large lake through a long, shallow channel .... 169-183
Wüest, Alfred, Thomas M. Ravens, Nikolai G. Granin, Otti Kocsis, Michael Schurter, and Michael
Sturm
Cold intrusions in Lake Baikal: Direct observational evidence for deep water renewal ................... 184-196
Stevens, Craig L., Timothy S. R. Fisher, and Gregory A. Lawrence
Turbulent layering beneath the pycnocline in a strongly stratified pit-lake ....................................... 197-206
Lemmin, U., C. H. Mortimer, and E. Bäuerle
Internal seiche dynamics in Lake Geneva ........................................................................................ 207-216
Mitchell, Nicole L., and Gary A. Lamberti
Responses in dissolved nutrients and epilithon abundance to spawning salmon in Southeast Alaska
streams ............................................................................................................................................. 217-227
Chadwick, Michael A., and Alexander D. Huryn
Response of stream macroinvertebrate production to atmospheric nitrogen deposition and channel
drying ................................................................................................................................................ 228-236
Simis, Stefan G. H., Steef W. M. Peters, and Herman J. Gons
Remote sensing of the cyanobacterial pigment phycocyanin in turbid inland water ........................ 237-245
Falter, James L., Marlin J. Atkinson, and Carlos F. M. Coimbra
Effects of surface roughness and oscillatory flow on the dissolution of plaster forms: Evidence for
nutrient mass transfer to coral reef communities .............................................................................. 246-254
Fulton, Christopher J., and David R. Bellwood
Wave-induced water motion and the functional implications for coral reef fish assemblages ......... 255-264
Hoegh-Guldberg, Ove, Maoz Fine, William Skirving, Ron Johnstone, Sophie Dove, and Alan Strong
Coral bleaching following wintry weather .......................................................................................... 265-271
Secord, David, and Gisèle Muller-Parker
Symbiont distribution along a light gradient within an intertidal cave ............................................... 272-278
Saito, Mak A., Gabrielle Rocap, and James W. Moffett
Production of cobalt binding ligands in a Synechococcus feature at the Costa Rica upwelling dome 279-290
Mayzaud, Patrick, Marc Boutoute, Stéphane Gasparini, Laure Mousseau, and Dominique Lefevre
Respiration in marine zooplankton-the other side of the coin: CO2 production ............................... 291-298
Marañón, Emilio
Phytoplankton growth rates in the Atlantic subtropical gyres ........................................................... 299-310
Buesseler, K. O., J. E. Andrews, S. M. Pike, M. A. Charette, L. E. Goldson, M. A. Brzezinski, and V. P.
Lance
Particle export during the Southern Ocean Iron Experiment (SOFeX) ............................................. 311-327
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Anderson, D. M., B. A. Keafer, W. R. Geyer, R. P. Signell, and T. C. Loder
Toxic Alexandrium blooms in the western Gulf of Maine: The plume advection hypothesis revisited 328-345
Dunn, Alison M., John C. Hogg, Andrew Kelly, and Melanie J. Hatcher
Two cues for sex determination in Gammarus duebeni: Adaptive variation in environmental sex
determination? .................................................................................................................................. 346-353
Nishizaki, Michael T., and Josef Daniel Ackerman
A secondary chemical cue facilitates juvenile-adult postsettlement associations in red sea urchins 354-362
Fuller, Nicholas J., Nyree J. West, Dominique Marie, Marian Yallop, Tanya Rivlin, Anton F. Post, and
David J. Scanlan
Dynamics of community structure and phosphate status of picocyanobacterial populations in the Gulf
of Aqaba, Red Sea ............................................................................................................................ 363-375
Purcell, J. E., and M. B. Decker
Effects of climate on relative predation by scyphomedusae and ctenophores on copepods in
Chesapeake Bay during 1987-2000 ................................................................................................. 376-387
Becker, Claes, and Maarten Boersma
Differential effects of phosphorus and fatty acids on Daphnia growth and reproduction ................. 388-397
Notes
Stead, Tracey K., Jenny M. Schmid-Araya, and Alan G. Hildrew
Secondary production of a stream metazoan community: Does the meiofauna make a difference? 398-403
MARINE ECOLOGY PROGRESS SERIES
Vol. 284 (2004)
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Ugland KI, Gray JS
Estimation of species richness: analysis of the methods developed by Chao and Karakassis ................ 1-8
Forster RM, Kromkamp JC
Modelling the effects of chlorophyll fluorescence from subsurface layers on photosynthetic efficiency
measurements in microphytobenthic algae ............................................................................................. 9-22
Villafañe VE, Marcoval MA, Helbling EW
Photosynthesis versus irradiance characteristics in phytoplankton assemblages off Patagonia
(Argentina): temporal variability and solar UVR effects......................................................................... 23-34
Beaugrand G, Ibanez F
Monitoring marine plankton ecosystems. II: Long-term changes in North Sea calanoid copepods in
relation to hydro-climatic variability........................................................................................................ 35-47
Titelman J, Fiksen Ø
Ontogenetic vertical distribution patterns in small copepods: field observations and model predictions49-63
Albaina A, Irigoien X
Relationships between frontal structures and zooplankton communities along a cross-shelf transect in
the Bay of Biscay (1995 to 2003)........................................................................................................... 65-75
Davis CS, Hu Q, Gallager SM, Tang X, Ashjian CJ
Real-time observation of taxa-specific plankton distributions: an optical sampling method.................. 77-96
Takai N, Yorozu A, Tanimoto T, Hoshika A, Yoshihara K
Transport pathways of microphytobenthos-originating organic carbon in the food web of an exposed
hard bottom shore in the Seto Inland Sea, Japan ............................................................................... 97-108
Björk M, Axelsson L, Beer S
Why is Ulva intestinalis the only macroalga inhabiting isolated rockpools along the Swedish Atlantic
coast?................................................................................................................................................. 109-116
Tanaka Y, Nakaoka M
Emergence stress and morphological constraints affect the species distribution and growth of
subtropical intertidal seagrasses ....................................................................................................... 117-131
Jones RJ
Testing the ‘photoinhibition’ model of coral bleaching using chemical inhibitors............................... 133-145
LaJeunesse TC, Bhagooli R, Hidaka M, deVantier L, Done T, Schmidt GW, Fitt WK, Hoegh-Guldberg
O
Closely related Symbiodinium spp. differ in relative dominance in coral reef host communities across
environmental, latitudinal and biogeographic gradients .................................................................... 147-161
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Jonsson LG, Nilsson PG, Floruta F, Lundälv T
Distributional patterns of macro- and megafauna associated with a reef of the cold-water coral
Lophelia pertusa on the Swedish west coast..................................................................................... 163-171
Drolet D, Himmelman JH, Rochette R
Use of refuges by the ophiuroid Ophiopholis aculeata: contrasting effects of substratum complexity on
predation risk from two predators ...................................................................................................... 173-183
Gascoigne J, Lipcius RN
Conserving populations at low abundance: delayed functional maturity and Allee effects in
reproductive behaviour of the queen conch Strombus gigas ............................................................ 185-194
Smith NF, Ruiz GM
Phenotypic plasticity in the life history of the mangrove snail Cerithidea scalariformis..................... 195-209
Akiyama T, Yamamoto M
Life history of Nippoleucon hinumensis (Crustacea: Cumacea: Leuconidae) in Seto Inland Sea of
Japan. I. Summer diapause and molt cycle....................................................................................... 211-225
Akiyama T, Yamamoto M
Life history of Nippoleucon hinumensis (Crustacea: Cumacea: Leuconidae) in Seto Inland Sea of
Japan. II. Non-diapausing subpopulation .......................................................................................... 227-235
Zbinden M, Le Bris N, Gaill F, Compère P
Distribution of bacteria and associated minerals in the gill chamber of the vent shrimp Rimicaris
exoculata and related biogeochemical processes ............................................................................. 237-251
Wilson SK
Growth, mortality and turnover rates of a small detritivorous fish...................................................... 253-259
Costa PR, Garrido S
Domoic acid accumulation in the sardine Sardina pilchardus and its relationship to Pseudo-nitzschia
diatom ingestion................................................................................................................................. 261-268
Beare DJ, Burns F, Greig A, Jones EG, Peach K, Kienzle M, McKenzie E, Reid DG
Long-term increases in prevalence of North Sea fishes having southern biogeographic affinities ... 269-278
Heffernan OA, Danilowicz BS, Milligan SP
Determination of species-specific spawning distributions of commercial finfish in the Irish Sea using a
biochemical protein-based method.................................................................................................... 279-291
Trenkel VM, Francis RICC, Lorance P, Mahévas S, Rochet MJ, Tracey DM
Availability of deep-water fish to trawling and visual observation from a remotely operated vehicle
(ROV) ................................................................................................................................................. 293-303
NOTE
Barnes DKA, Warren NL, Webb K, Phalan B, Reid K
Polar pedunculate barnacles piggy-back on pycnogona, penguins, pinniped seals and plastics ..... 305-310
NORTH AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FISHERIES MANAGEMENT
volume 24, number 4, november 2004
Performance of Two Strains of Lake Trout Stocked in the Midlake Refuge of Lake Michigan
Patrick C. McKee, Michael L. Toneys, Michael J. Hansen and Mark E. Holey ...................................... 1101
Temporal and Spatial Estimates of Adult Striped Bass Mortality from Telemetry and Transmitter
Return Data............................................................................................................................................. 1112
Shawn P. Young and J. Jeffery Isely
Fish Populations Associated with Habitat-Modified Piers and Natural Woody Debris in Piedmont
Carolina Reservoirs ................................................................................................................................ 1120
Robert D. Barwick, Thomas J. Kwak, Richard L. Noble and D. Hugh Barwick
Movement and Spawner Distribution of Hatchery Fall Chinook Salmon Adults Acclimated and
Released as Yearlings at Three Locations in the Snake River Basin .................................................... 1134
Aaron P. Garcia, William P. Connor, Deborah J. Milks, Stephen J. Rocklage and R. Kirk Steinhorst
Stock-Specific Migration Timing of Adult Spring–Summer Chinook Salmon in the Columbia River
Basin ....................................................................................................................................................... 1145
Matthew L. Keefer, Christopher A. Peery, Michael A. Jepson, Kenneth R. Tolotti, Theodore C. Bjornn
and Lowell C. Stuehrenberg
Summer Movements within the Fish Community of a Small Montane Stream ...................................... 1063
David A. Schmetterling and Susan B. Adams
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Fish Health Assessment Index Study of Four Reservoirs in West-Central Georgia .............................. 1173
Steve L. Schleiger
Microsatellite Variation Indicates Population Genetic Structure of Bocaccio ......................................... 1189
Andrew P. Matala, A. K. Gray, A. J. Gharrett and M. S. Love
Angling Pressure and Trout Catchability: Behavioral Observations of Brown Trout in Two New Zealand
Backcountry Rivers ................................................................................................................................. 1203
Roger G. Young and John W. Hayes
Survival and Growth of Lake Whitefish from Two Stocking Strategies in Lake Simcoe, Ontario
Frank Amtstaetter and Campbell C. Willox............................................................................................. 1214
Gear Effects on Marine Habitats: Harvesting Northern Quahogs in a Shallow Sandy Bed at Two Levels
of Intensity with a Short Rake ................................................................................................................. 1221
Clyde L. MacKenzie Jr and Robert Pikanowski
Effectiveness of High-Velocity Inclined Profile-Bar Fish Screens Measured by Exclusion and Survival
of Early Life Stages of Fathead Minnow ................................................................................................. 1228
Kevin R. Bestgen, Jay M. Bundy, Koreen A. Zelasko and Tony L. Wahl
Spawning Season and Nest Fidelity of Largemouth Bass in a Tropical Reservoir ................................ 1240
D. Scott Waters and Richard L. Noble
Simulated Impacts of Tournament-Associated Mortality on Largemouth Bass Fisheries ...................... 1252
M. S. Allen, M. W. Rogers, R. A. Myers and W. M. Bivin
The Role of Density Dependence in Growth Patterns of Ceded Territory Walleye Populations of
Northern Wisconsin: Effects of Changing Management Regimes ......................................................... 1262
Greg G. Sass, Steven W. Hewett, T. Douglas Beard Jr, Andrew H. Fayram and James F. Kitchell
Comparison of Fish Density Estimates from Repeated Hydroacoustic Surveys on Two Wyoming
Waters..................................................................................................................................................... 1279
R. Scott Gangl and Roy A. Whaley
Methodological Bias in Estimates of Strain Composition and Straying of Hatchery-Produced Steelhead
in Lake Michigan Tributaries ................................................................................................................... 1288
Meredith. L. Bartron, Dave R. Swank, Edward S. Rutherford and Kim T. Scribner
Methods for Predicting Age-0 Crappie Year-Class Strength in J. Percy Priest Reservoir, Tennessee . 1300
R. Todd St. John and William Patrick Black
The Influence of Hook Type, Angler Experience, and Fish Size on Injury Rates and the Duration of
Capture in an Alaskan Catch-and-Release Rainbow Trout Fishery....................................................... 1309
Julie M. Meka
Genetic Variation and Management of Striped Bass Populations in the Coastal Rivers of South
Carolina................................................................................................................................................... 1322
James S. Bulak, Christopher S. Thomason, Kaiping Han and Bert Ely
Use of Prepositioned Areal Electrofishing Devices with Rod Electrodes in Small Streams................... 1330
John S. Schwartz and Edwin E. Herricks
Ice Processes Affect Habitat Use and Movements of Adult Cutthroat Trout and Brook Trout in a
Wyoming Foothills Stream ...................................................................................................................... 1341
Jason W. Lindstrom and Wayne A. Hubert
Evaluating Stream Habitat Survey Data and Statistical Power Using an Example from Southeast
Alaska ..................................................................................................................................................... 1353
Mason D. Bryant, John P. Caouette and Brenda E. Wright
An Analysis of Stream Habitat Conditions in Reference and Managed Watersheds on Some Federal
Lands within the Columbia River Basin .................................................................................................. 1363
Jeffrey L. Kershner, Brett B. Roper, Nicolaas Bouwes, Richard Henderson and Eric Archer
Acoustic-Tracking and Radio-Tracking of Horseshoe Crabs to Assess Spawning Behavior and
Subtidal Habitat Use in Delaware Bay.................................................................................................... 1376
Lorne J. Brousseau, Matthew Sclafani, David R. Smith and David B. Carter
A Comparison of Atlantic Salmon Embryo and Fry Stocking in the Salmon River, New York ............... 1385
Stephen M. Coghlan Jr and Neil H. Ringler
Management Briefs
Evaluation of a Gastric Lavage Method for Use on Largemouth Bass................................................... 1398
James P. Hakala and Frank D. Johnson
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Effects of Absorbable Suture Strand Diameter on Retention of External Radio Transmitters by Juvenile
Lake Sturgeon......................................................................................................................................... 1404
Trent M. Sutton, Eric T. Volkman, Kevin L. Pangle, Deborah A. Rajchel and Jeremy P. Duehr
Comparative Survival and Growth of Atlantic Salmon from Egg Stocking and Fry Releases................ 1409
James H. Johnson
Using Time-Lapsed Video to Estimate Survey Life for Area-under-the-Curve Methods of Escapement
Estimation ............................................................................................................................................... 1413
Tom Shardlow
Imaging Fall Chinook Salmon Redds in the Columbia River with a Dual-Frequency Identification Sonar1421
Kenneth F. Tiffan, Dennis W. Rondorf and Joseph J. Skalicky
Efficacy of a Chase Boat for Electrofishing Flathead Catfish in Three Oklahoma Reservoirs ............... 1427
Kenneth K. Cunningham
An Evaluation of 5.87-cm and 6.03-cm Escape Rings for Blue Crab Callinectes sapidus Traps .......... 1431
Vincent Guillory, Ralph Allemand, Kenny King and Lisa Bare
Anchor and Visible Implant Elastomer Tag Retention by Hatchery Rainbow Trout Stocked into an
Ozark Stream .......................................................................................................................................... 1435
Maureen G. Walsh and Dana L. Winkelman
Abundance and Demography of Channel Catfish in a Large Northern River......................................... 1440
Tim Haxton and Kirby Punt
Abundance and Size Distribution of Ocean-Type Juvenile Chinook Salmon in the Upper Sacramento
River Margin before and after Hatchery Releases ................................................................................. 1447
Edward D. Weber and Kurt D. Fausch
Feasibility of Dual-Marking Age-0 Chinook Salmon for Mark–Recapture Studies ................................. 1454
Phillip C. Gaines and Craig D. Martin
Implications of a Migration Impediment on Shortnose Sturgeon Spawning ........................................... 1460
Douglas W. Cooke and Steven D. Leach
Postrelease Rate of Loss of Juvenile Red Drum Stocked out of Season in the Chassahowitzka
National Wildlife Refuge, Florida ............................................................................................................ 1469
Edward T. Sherwood, Debra J. Murie and Daryl C. Parkyn
Seasonal Movement of Brown Trout in the Clinch River, Tennessee .................................................... 1480
Jason M. Bettinger and Phillip W. Bettoli
OCEANUS
Vol. 43, No. 1, January 2005
Dynamic Waters: Change is constant at the border of land and sea
Rising Sea Levels and Moving Shorelines
New tools and techniques show promise for better predictions and decisions about coastline change
By Rob L. Evans, Associate Scientist
Geology and Geophysics Department
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Shaping the Beach, One Wave at a Time
New research is deciphering how currents, waves, and sands change our shorelines
By Britt Raubenheimer, Associate Scientist
Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering Department
The New Wave of Coastal Ocean Observing
Shore stations and seafloor nodes provide connections for long-term studies of coastal processes
By Mike Carlowicz, Science Writer,
with Senior Scientist John Trowbridge and Associate Scientists James Edson and Heidi Sosik
Fertile Waters: A crossroads of currents, chemistry, and abundant life
The Grass is Greener in the Coastal Ocean
Coastal waters teem with life, but sometimes scientists can't explain why
By Kenneth H. Brink, Senior Scientist
Director, Coastal Ocean Institute and Rinehart Coastal Research Center
Rites of Passage for Juvenile Marine Life
Learning from the life-or-death journeys of barnacle, lobster, and clam larvae
By Jesús Pineda, Associate Scientist
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Biology Department
Where the Rivers Meet the Sea
The transition from salt to fresh water is turbulent, vulnerable, and incredibly bountiful
By Rocky Geyer, Senior Scientist and Chair
Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering Department
Water Flowing Underground
New techniques reveal the importance of groundwater seeping into the sea
By Matthew Charette, Associate Scientist, Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Department
and Ann Mulligan, Assistant Scientist, Marine Policy Center
Troubled Waters: Life and death issues of chemical and nutrient pollution
The Growing Problem of Harmful Algae
Clay sticks to algae and sinks, offering a potential solution to an expensive and deadly problem
By Donald M. Anderson, Director, Coastal Ocean Institute
Senior Scientist, Biology Department
A Fatal Attraction for Harmful Algae
Tiny plants pose a potent threat to those who live in and eat from the sea
By Mario R. Sengco, Postdoctoral Investigator
Biology Department
Red Tides and Dead Zones
The coastal ocean is suffering from an overload of nutrients
By Andrew R. Solow, Senior Scientist and
Director, Marine Policy Center
Mixing Oil and Water
Tracking the sources and impacts of oil pollution in the marine environment
By John W. Farrington and Judith E. McDowell
Senior Scientists
Oil in Our Coastal Back Yard
Spills on WHOI’s shores set the stage for advances in mitigating and remediating oil spills
By Christopher M. Reddy, Associate Scientist
Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry Department
Strategic Waters: Tapping coastal ocean resources
For the Navy, the Coast Isn't Clear
Oceanographers mobilize to help the Navy operate effectively in complex, shallow waters
By Rear ADM (Ret.) Richard F. Pittenger
Vice President for Marine Operations (Ret.)
Where are the Mines Hiding on the Seafloor?
New research reveals how waves, currents, and swirling sands can bury mines
By Laurence Lippsett
Editor, Oceanus Magazine
New Instrument Sheds Light on Bioluminescence
A WHOI engineer invents a device to measure a critical but elusive ocean phenomenon
The Cacophony on the Coast
The Navy’s deep-ocean acoustic detection methods don’t apply in complex shallow waters
Robo-Sailors
Navy-sponsored research spawns a new generation of underwater vehicles
Which Way Will the Wind Blow?
Marine scientists have a key role to play in the debate over wind farms in the coastal ocean
By Porter Hoagland, Research Specialist
Down on the Farm...Raising Fish
Aquaculture offers more sustainable seafood sources, but raises its own set of problems
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By Hauke Kite-Powell, Research Specialist
Marine Policy Center
PACIFIC SCIENCE
Vol. 59, No. 1, january 2005
Hydrologic and Isotopic Modeling of Alpine Lake Waiau, Mauna Kea, Hawai‘i
Bethany L. Ehlmann, Raymond E. Arvidson, Bradley L. Jolliff, Sarah S. Johnson, Brian Ebel, Nicole
Lovenduski, Julie D. Morris, Jeffery A. Byers, Nathan O. Snider, and Robert E. Criss ......................... 1–15
Distribution of the Rough-Toothed Dolphin (Steno bredanensis) around the Windward Islands (French
Polynesia)
A. Gannier and K. L. West .................................................................................................................... 17–24
Cephalopods in the Diet of Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) Caught off the West Coast of Baja California,
Mexico
Unai Markaida and F. G. Hochberg ...................................................................................................... 25–41
A Colorful New Species of Albericus (Anura: Microhylidae) from Southeastern Papua New Guinea
Fred Kraus and Allen Allison................................................................................................................. 43–53
Odontocete Stranding Patterns in the Main Hawaiian Islands (1937–2002): How Do They Compare
with Live Animal Surveys?
Daniela Maldini, Lori Mazzuca, and Shannon Atkinson ....................................................................... 55–67
An Observation of Inking Behavior Protecting Adult Octopus bocki from Predation by Green Turtle
(Chelonia mydas) Hatchlings
Roy L. Caldwell ..................................................................................................................................... 69–72
Review of Clupeotoxism, an Often Fatal Illness from the Consumption of Clupeoid Fishes
John E. Randall..................................................................................................................................... 73–77
Structure of Diatom Assemblages Living on Prop Roots of the Red Mangrove (Rhizophora mangle)
from the West Coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico
David Siqueiros-Beltrones, F. Omar López-Fuerte, and Ismael Gárate-Lizárraga .............................. 79–96
New Records of Butterflies (Lepidoptera) from the Eastern Caroline Islands, Micronesia
Donald W. Buden, Donald P. Sands, and W. John Tennent .............................................................. 97–103
Tetraplasandra lydgatei (Araliaceae): Taxonomic Recognition of a Rare, Endemic Species from O‘ahu,
Hawaiian Islands
Timothy J. Motley.............................................................................................................................. 105–110
Abstracts of Papers from the Twenty-ninth Annual Albert L. Tester Memorial Symposium, 11–12
March 2004 ........................................................................................................................................ 111-123
Association Affairs
Pacific Science Association ............................................................................................................... 125-128
REVISTA INTERNACIONAL DE CONTAMINACION AMBIENTAL
No. 2. Abril-junio 2004
Evidencia experimental de la reducción de la evaporación del suelo por la presencia de un lecho natural
de residuos vegetales
Enrique González Sosa, Jean Louis Thonyt, Isabelle Braud, Michel Vauclin
Estimación a tiempo real de las variaciones locales en la rugosidad del fondo en flujos someros
Gabriel Soto Cortés, Ricardo Aguilar López
Predicción de la conductividad hidráulica relativa de los suelos con modelos fractales
Carlos Fuentes, Antonio C. D. Antonino, Jorge Sepúlveda, Felipe Zataráin, Benjamín de León
Procesos hidrodinámicos y geomorfológicos en la respuesta hidrológica de una cuenca
Gustavo Calle V., Eduardo Varas C.
Concentración de metales en sedimento y su relación con los patrones de deposición en la presa José
Antonio Alzate, Estado de México
Juan Antonio García Aragón, Carlos Díaz Delgado, Pedro Morales Reyes, Pedro Ávila Pérez, Samuel
Tejeda Vega, Graciela Zarazúa Ortega
Solución numérica de las ecuaciones del flujo impermanente unidimensional
Yoel Martínez González
Eventos extremos de 1999 en el sureste mexicano. Actualización del análisis hidrológico del complejo
hidroeléctrico Grijalva, en Chiapas, México Humberto Marengo Mogollón
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Omar Salinas Uribe
Efecto de la posición del manto freático en la evolución del frente de avance en el riego por melgas.
HeberSaucedo, Pedro Pacheco, Carlos Fuentes, Manuel Zavala
Technical articles
Laboratory evidence of evaporation decrease induced by a naturallitter
Enrique González Sosa, Jean Louis Thonyt, Isabelle Braud, Michel Vauclin
Real-time estimation of local variations in bottom roughness in shallow water fIows
Gabriel Soto Cortés, Ricardo Aguilar López
Prediction of the relative soil hydraulic conductivity with fractal models
Carlos Fuentes, Antonio C.D. Antonino, Jorge Sepúlveda, Felipe Zataráin, Benjamín de León
Hydrodynamic and geomorphological processes in the hydrologic response of a watershed
Gustavo Calle V., Eduardo Varas C.
Metal concentration in sediment and its relationship with deposition patterns in the José Antonio AIzate
reservoir, State of Mexico
Juan Antonio García Aragón, Carlos Díaz Delgado, Pedro Morales Reyes, Pedro Ávila Pérez, Samuel
Tejeda Vega, Graciela Zarazúa Ortega
Numerical solution of the one-dimensional unsteady fIow equations
Yoel Martínez González
The extreme events of 1999 in the Mexican Southeast. Update of the hydrological analysis of the Grijalva
Hydroelectric Complex, Chiapas, Mexico
Humberto Marengo Mogollón, Omar Salinas Uribe
Effect of the water table position on the evolution of the advance curve in border irrigation
HeberSaucedo, Pedro Pacheco, Carlos Fuentes, Manuel Zavala
Revista de BIOLOGíA TROPICAL
Vol. 52(1), Marzo, 2004
JULIÁN MONGE-NÁJERA, CATALINA BENAVIOES-VARELA & BERNAL MORERA
El fin de las separatas impresas .............................................................................................................. XVII
JULIÁN MONGE-NÁJERA, CATALINA BENAVIOES-VARELA & BERNAL MORERA
¿Cuáles son las revistas, libros y personas más influyentes en la biología latinoamericana? ................... 1
AXEL P. RETANA-SALAZAR & SAlO A. RETANA-SALAZAR
Hacia una lógica simple en la determinación de grupos biológicos: la especie y los grupos
supraespecíficos ........................................................................................................................................ 19
ANA STITENFELD, MARIBELLE VARGAS, ETHEL SÁNCHEZ, MAR lELOS MORA & AURELIO
SERRANO
Una nueva especie de Euglena (Euglenozoa: Euglenales) aislada de ambientes extremófilos en las
Pailas de Barro del Volcán Rincón de la Vieja, Costa Rica........................................................................ 27
ETHEL SÁNCHEZ, MARIBEL V ARGAS, MARIELOS MORA, JOSÉ MARíA ORTEGA, AURELIO
SERRANO, ENRIQUE FREER & ANA SIlTENFELD
Descripción ultraestructural de Euglena pailasensis (Euglenozoa) del Volcán Rincón de la Vieja,
Guanacaste, Costa Rica ..............................................................................................................................3 l
LISElTE VALVERDE CERDAS & LAURA ALVARAOO GUZMÁN
Organogénesis in vitro en Dalbergia retusa (Papilonaceae). ..................................................................... 41
FERNANDO L.M. MANTELAITO, JUSSARA M. MARTlNELLI & ADlLSON FRANSOZO
Temporal-spatial distribution of the hennit crab Loxopagllrlls loxochelis (Decapoda: Diogenidae) from
Ubatuba Bay. Silo Paulo State. Brazil ........................................................................................................ 47
LUDWIG C. A. NAEGEL
Laboratory spawning of the purple snail Plicopllrpllra pansa (Gastropoda: Muricidae).............................. 57
GERARDO TORo-FARMER, JAIME R. CANTERA K., EDGARDO LONDOÑO-CRUZ, CARLOS
OROZCO &
RAUL NEIRA O.
Patrones de distribución y tasas de bioerosión del erizo Centrostephanlls coronatlls (Diadematoida:
Diadematidae), en el arrecife de Playa Blanca, Pacífico colombiano. ....................................................... 67
R. WILLS FLOWERS
The genera of Chrysomelinae (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) in Costa Rica............................................... 77
L. SUBIAS, J.Po ZABALLOS, E. BANDA, F. FONTAL-CAZALLA & J.L. NIEVES-ALDREY
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Ácaros oribátidos (Acari: Oribatei) del Parque Nacional de la isla de Coiba, Panamá.............................. 85
LUIS S. SUBfAS & ANTONIO ARILLO
A new species of Carabodes (Acariformes: Carabodidae) from Venezuela .............................................. 97
FAUSTO DA COSTA MATOS NETO, HARLEY NONATO DE OLIVEIRA, JOSÉ COLA ZANUNCIO,
ANDERSON MATHIAS HOLTZ, ISAIAS OLIVEIRA & MARIA 00 CARMO QUEIROZ FIALHO
Ganancia de peso del depredador Podislls distinctlls (Heteroptera: Pentatomidae) en combinaciones
de las presas Tenebrio molitor (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) y MlIsca domestica (Diptera: Muscidae .... 101
ANTONIO JOSÉ MAYHÉ-NUNES & ADRIANA MARIA LANZIOITI
Description of the female and male of Mycetarotes carinatlls (Hymenoptera: Fonnicidae) ..................... 109
JUAN CARLOS SANDlNO
Are there any agricultural effects on the capture rates of male euglossine bees (Apidae: Euglossini)? ..l15
VANESSA NIELSEN, PRISCILLA HURTADO, DANIEL H. JANZEN, GISELLE TAMAYO & ANA
SIITENFELD
Recolecta de artrópodos para prospección de la biodiversidad en el Área de Conservación
Guanacaste, Costa Rica ........................................................................................................................... 119
LILIAN GONZÁLEZ-SEGURA & RODOLFO CÁRDENAS-REYGADAS
The reserpine effects on the gonadotrophic cells of the male corrunon carp Cyprinlls carpio
(Osteichtyes: Cyprinidae).......................................................................................................................... 133
Y.H. CRUZ ESCALONA & L.A. ABITIA CÁRDENAS
General characteristics of the diet of Trachinotlls paitensis (Teleostei: Carangidae) from San Ignacio
Lagoon, Baja California Sur, Mexico ........................................................................................................ 139
IRACEMA DAVID GOMES & FRANCISCO GERSON ARAÚJO
Reproductive biology of two marine catfishes (Siluriformes, Ariidae) in the Sepetiba Bay, Brazil ......... 143
MARIO URRIOLA HERNÁNDEZ, JORGE CABRERA PEÑA & MAURIZIO PROlTl QUESADA
Composición, crecimiento e índice de condición de una población de Poecilia reticulata (Pisces:
Poe¬ciliidae), en un estanque en Heredia, Costa Rica ............................................................................ 157
JOSÉ RODRIGO ROJAS M., ERICK MARAVILLA & FRANCISCO CHICAS B.
Hábitos alimentarios del pargo mancha Lutjanus guttatus (Pisces: Lutjanidae) en Los Cóbanos y
Puerto La Libertad, El Salvador ................................................................................................................ 163
AA AYOADE, A.A. SOWUNMI & H.1. NWACHUKWU
Gill asymmetry in Labeo ogunensis from Ogun river, Southwest Nigeria ................................................ 171
XAVIER CHIAPPA-CARRARA, AGUSTfN A. ROJAs-HERRERA & MAITE MASCARÓ
Coexistencia de Lutjanus peru y Lutjanus guttatus (Pisces: Lutjanidae) en la costa de Guerrero,
México: relación con la variación temporal en el ..................................................................................... 177
SILVIA DfAz-RUIZ, ENRIQuE CANO-QUIROGA, ARTURO AGUIRRE-LEÓN & RAÚL ORTEGABERNAL
Diversidad, abundancia y conjuntos ictiofaunísticos del sistema lagunar-estuarino ChantutoPanzacola, Chiapas, México..................................................................................................................... 187
VIVIANA BERRIOS C. & MAURICIO VARGAS F.
Estructura trófica de la asociación de peces intermareales de la costa rocosa del norte de Chile ......... 201
VERTEBRADOSTERRESTRES
BRIAN KUBICKJ & MAXIMllLlON FLORES REYES
Collection of Dermophis parviceps (Gymnoplúona: Caeciliidae) from underground mud nests in
Guayacán, Costa Rica ............................................................................................................................. 213
BRIAN KUBICKJ
Rediscovery of Hyalinobatrachium chirripoi (Anura: Centrolenidae) in southeastem Costa Rica............ 215
HEINZ HOFFMANN
Description of the previously unknown tadpole of Hyalinobatrachium pulveratum (Anura:
Centrolenidae) .......................................................................................................................................... 219
MARCElA BERNAl MÚNERA, JUAN MANUEL DAZA R. & VIVIAN P. PÁEZ
Ecología reproductiva y cacería de la tortuga Trachemys scripta (Testudinata: Emydidae), en el área
de la Depresión Momposina, norte de Colombia .................................................................................... 229
Ross D. MACCULLOCH & AMY LATHROP
A new species of Dipsas (Squamata: Colubridae) from Guyana ............................................................. 239
EDUARDO ESPINOZA MEDlNllLA, EPIGMENIO CRUZ, IVÁN LIRA & IGNACIO SÁNCHEZ
Mamíferos de la Reserva de la Biosfera "La Sepultura", Clúapas, México.............................................. 249
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MIGUEL ANGEL MINERO, MISAEL CHINCHILLA, OlGA MARTA GUERRERÓ & AlFREOO CASTRO
Infección de fibroblastos de piel de animales con distinto grado de susceptibilidad a Leishmania
infantum y Leishmania mexicana (Kinetoplastida: Trypanosomatidae) ................................................... 261
J.C. FUENTES, V. CASTRO, J. JAKUPOVIC & R. MURllLO
Diterpenos y otros constituyentes de Croton hirtus (Euphorbiaceae) ...................................................... 269
GÓMEZ-GUIÑÁN
Actividad de las fosfatasas ácidas y alcalinas (extracelulares e intracelulares) en hongos de la
rizosfera de Arachis hypogaea (Papiloneaceae) ...................................................................................... 287
AÍDA MALPICA SÁNCHEZ, THALÍA CASTRO BARRERA, HORACIO SANDOVAL TRUJlLLO,
JORGE CASTRO MEJÍA, RAMÓN DE LARA ANDRADE & GERMÁN CASTRO MEJÍA
Composición del contenido de ácidos grasos en tres poblaciones mexicanas de A rtemiafranciscana
de aguas epicontinentales ........................................................................................................................ 297
ZOOLOGICA SCRIPTA
Vol. 34, No. 1, January 2005
Editorial ...................................................................................................................................................... 1-1
How do morphotypes and chemotypes relate to genotypes? The colonial ascidian Cystodytes
(Polycitoridae) .......................................................................................................................................... 3-14
Authors: Susanna López-Legentil; Xavier Turon
Comparative morphology of terminal-instar larvae of Cynipoidea: phylogenetic implications .............. 15-36
Authors: JoséLuis Nieves-Aldrey; Hege Vårdal; Fredrik Ronquist
Larval morphology and biology of oxycorynine weevils and the higher phylogeny of Belidae
(Coleoptera, Curculionoidea) ................................................................................................................. 37-48
Author: AdrianaE. Marvaldi
DNA sequence variation at the mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase I subunit among pheromotypes of
the sibling taxa Diachrysia chrysitis and D. tutti (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)............................................ 49-56
Authors: Axel Hille; MichaelA. Miller; Sven Erlacher
Protoxenidae fam. nov. (Insecta, Strepsiptera) from Baltic amber — a ‘missing link’ in strepsipteran
phylogeny............................................................................................................................................... 57-69
Authors: Hans Pohl; RolfG. Beutel; Ragnar Kinzelbach
Assessing species boundaries and evolutionary relationships in a group of south-western European
species of Isotomurus (Collembola, Isotomidae) using allozyme data.................................................. 71-79
Authors: Antonio Carapelli; Francesco Frati; PietroP. Fanciulli; Francesco Nardi; Romano Dallai
The Early Cambrian Halkieria is a mollusc ............................................................................................ 81-89
Authors: Jakob Vinther; Claus Nielsen
Phylogeny of Capitata and Corynidae (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa) in light of mitochondrial 16S rDNA data . 91-99
Authors: AllenG. Collins; Silke Winkelmann; Heike Hadrys; Bernd Schierwater
Total evidence requires exclusion of phylogenetically misleading data ............................................ 101-117
Authors: Guillaume Lecointre; Pierre Deleporte
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