Index to Volume 44

Author Index

AGUON, CELESTINO F.Reproductive Success of the White-rumped Shama,

Copsychus malabaricus (abstract), 180-181ALBERT, HENRIK

Construction of a Genomic Library and Cloning of aGene Encoding Phosphoenolpyruvate Carboxylase(pEPC) in Sugarcane (abstract), 181

ALICATA, DANIEL A.Sodium Channel Activation in Crayfish Axons: Ef-

fects of Deuterium Oxide (abstract), 182

BAILEy-BROCK, JULIE H.Polydora nuchalis (Polychaeta: Spionidae), a New

Hawaiian Record from Aquaculture Ponds, 81-87BARNARD, WALTHER M., JOSEPH B. HALBIG, and JOHN C.

FOUNTAINGeochemical Study of Fumarolic Condensates from

Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii, 197-206BEHNKE, RACHEL D.

Nutrient Reabsorption in the Kidney of the CrustaceanHomarus americanus (abstract), 182

BENVENUTO, KEcIA-see Woodward et al.BLAKE, JAMES A. and BRIGIITE HILBIG

Polychaeta from the Vicinity of Deep-sea Hydrother-mal Vents in the Eastern Pacific. II. New Species andRecords from the Juan de Fuca and Explorer RidgeSystems, 219-253

BROWN, I. W.-see Fletcher et al.

CAMPBELL, D. J.Changes in the Structure and Composition of a New

Zealand Lowland Forest Inhabited by BrushtailPossums, 277-296

CANFIELD, JOAN E.Plant Water Deficits, Osmotic Properties, and Hy-

draulic Resistances of Hawaiian Dubautia Speciesfrom Adjacent Bog and Wet-forest Habitats, 449-455

CARR, GERALD D.-see Kim and CarrCAITEY, MARK A.

Transport Characteristics of Crustacean Hepatopan-creatic and Antennal Gland Epithelia in PrimaryCell Culture (abstract), 183

CHEN, C. T., T. C. LEU, S. J. JOUNG, and N. C. H. LaAge and Growth of the Scalloped Hammerhead,

Sphyrna lewini, in Northeastern Taiwan Waters,156-170

CRAWFORD, DANIEL J.-see Sun et al.CRESWELL, PAUL D. and ISLAY D. MARSDEN

Morphology of the Feeding Apparatus of Cancernovaezelandiae in Relation to Diet and PredatoryBehavior, 384-400

CROW, DAVID S.Identification, Characterization, and Phosphorylation

of Gap Junction-Associated Proteins in Uninfected

and Rous Sarcoma Virus-Infected Fibroblasts(abstract), 183-184

ECHEVERRIA, SANDY W.-see Phillips and Echeverria

FIEDLER, G. CuRTObservations on the Social Behavior ofa Small Popula-

tion of the Butterflyfish Chaetodon ornatissimus inKaneohe Bay, Hawaii (abstract), 184

FIELDER, D. R.-see Fletcher et al.FLETCHER, W. J., I. W. BROWN, and D. R. FIELDER

Movement of Coconut Crabs, Birgus latro, in a Rain-forest Habitat in Vanuatu, 407-416

FOUNTAIN, JOHN C.-see Barnard et al.FREY, BRUCE E.-see Lara-Lara et al.FRODIN, D. G.

Identity of Aralia bastardiana Decaisne, 265-276FRYER, PATRICIA

Review Article: Recent Marine Geological Research inthe Mariana and Izu-Bonin Island Arcs, 95-114

GILMARTIN, WILLIAM G.-see Westlake and GilmartinGRAF, ROBERT

Calcium Current and Veiling Neuronal Outgrowth: ARelationship? (abstract), 185

HAIGHT, WAYNE R.Trophic Relationships of Deepwater Snappers (Lut-

janidae) from Penguin Bank, Hawaii (abstract),185-186

HALBIG, JOSEPH B.-see Barnard et al.HARMAN, ROBERT F. and MICHAEL P. SEKI

Iridoteuthis iris (Cephalopoda: Sepiolidae): NewRecords from the Central North Pacific and FirstDescription of the Adults, 171-179

HAZLEIT, BRIAN A.Shell Exchange in Hawaiian Hermit Crabs, 401-406

HAZZARD, TINABiological Effects of Ultraviolet Radiation (abstract),

186HERZIG, CHRISTOPHER E.

Mitochondrial DNA Used to Track the Dispersal of aPreferred Menu Item in Waikiki Restaurants:Mahimahi as an Example of Genetic Tagging withmtDNA (abstract), 186-187

HILBIG, BRIGIITE-See Blake and HilbigHILLMANN-KITALONG, ANN E.

Sexual Variation in Dry Weight, Carbon and Nitro-gen Content, and Fecal Pellet Production of theCopepod Scottocalanus securifrons (abstract), 189

HIROTA, JED-see Young and HirotaHOWARTH, FRANCIS G. and FRED D. STONE

Elevated Carbon Dioxide Levels in Bayliss Cave,Australia: Implications for the Evolution ofObligateCave Species, 207-218

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HUGHES, FLINT-see Woodward et al.HURLBUT, CATE

Why Do Tunicate Larvae Settle Only during the Day-time? (abstract), 187

JONES, ANTHONY T. and KENNETH J. SULAKFirst Central Pacific Plate and Hawaiian Record of the

Deep-sea Tripod Fish Bathypterois grallator (Pisces:Chlorophthalmidae),254-257

JOUNG, S. J.-see Chen et al.

KELLEY, CHRISTOPHER D.Effects of Photoperiod and Temperature on Ovarian

Maturation in the Striped Mullet, MugU cephalus(abstract), 187-188

KESSING, B. D.Concurrent Speciation in Temperate Sea Urchin Lin-

eages (abstract), 188KIM, INSUN and GERALD D. CARR

Reproductive Biology and Uniform Culture of Portu-laca in Hawaii, 123-129

KRopp, Roy K.Revision of the Genera of Gall Crabs (Crustacea:

Cryptochiridae) Occurring in the Pacific Ocean,417-448

LARA-LARA, J. RUBEN, BRUCE E. FREY, and LAWRENCEF. SMALLPrimary Production in the Columbia River Estuary. I.

Spatial and Temporal Variability of Properties, 17-37

LARA-LARA, J. RUBEN, BRUCE E. FREY, and LAWRENCE F.SMALLPrimary Production in the Columbia River Estuary. II.

Grazing Losses, Transport, and PhytoplanktonCarbon Budget, 38-50

LARA-LARA, J. RUBEN-see Lavaniegos and Lara-LaraLAVANIEGOS, BERTHA A. and J. RUBEN LARA-LARA

Zooplankton of the Gulf of California after the 1982-1983 El Nino Event: Biomass Distribution andAbundance, 297-310

LEPSON, JAAN K.Population Dynamics of Insectivorous and Nectari-

vorous Hawaiian Honeycreepers (Fringillidae,Drepanidinae) (abstract), 189- I90

LEU, T. C.-see Chen et al.LEWIS, JANE E.

Community Analysis of Benthic Marine Algae InSouthern China (abstract), 190

La, N. C. H.-see Chen et al.

MAHON, JEFFREY L.Density Alters the Form oflntraspecific Encounters in

Penaeus vannamei (abstract), 190MARR, KEN

Pesticidal Activity of Extracts of the Endemic HawaiianZanthoxylum L. (Rutaceae) (abstract), 19 I

MARSDEN, ISLAY D.-see Creswell and MarsdenMARTIN, ANDREW

Molecular Evolution in Sharks (abstract), 191-192MATSON, KATHLEEN-see Woodward et al.

457

MATSON, PAMELA A.-see Woodward et al.METz, EDWARD C.

Rapid Evolution of Reproductive Isolation by GameteIncompatibility in Hawaiian Sea Urchins (abstract),192

MORIN, MARIE P.Ecological Determinants of Nest Location in the Lay-

san Finch (abstract), 192- I93Moss, SHAUN M.

Possible Trophic Links in Penaeid Shrimp AquaculturePonds (abstract), 193

NEWMAN, WILLIAM A.-see Yamaguchi and NewmanNUNN, PATRICK D.

Coastal Geomorphology of the Beqa and Yanuca Is-lands, South Pacific Ocean, and Its Significance forthe Tectonic History of the Vatulele-Beqa Ridge,348-365

PHILLIPS, RONALD C. and SANDY W. ECHEVERRIAZostera asiatica Miki on the Pacific Coast of North

America, 130- I 34

REID, STEWARD B.The Neustonic Myctophid Community: Are Lantern-

fishes Caught at the Surface Truly Neustonic?(abstract), 194

SAlTZ, JENNIFERCuttlebone Development in Sepia officina/is (abstract),

194-195SEKI, MICHAEL P.-see Harman and SekiSMALL, LAWRENCE F.-see Lara-Lara et al.STONE, FRED D.-see Howarth and StoneSTUESSY, TOD F.-see Sun et al.SULAK, KENNETH J.-see Jones and SulakSUN, BYUNG YUN, TOD F. STUESSY, and DANIEL J.

CRAWFORDChromosome Counts from the Flora of the Juan Fer-

nandez Islands, Chile. III., 258-264

THAMOTHARAN, M.Transepithelial Transport of Organic Solutes by Cul-

tured Fish Intestinal Cells (abstract), 195TITUS, ERIC

Characteristics ofTransepithelial Transport ofVolatileFatty Acids in the Intestine of an HerbivorousTeleost (abstract), 195-196

VERON, J. E. N.Checklist of the Hermatypic Corals of Vanuatu, 51-70

VITOUSEK, PETER M.-see Woodward et al.

WALKER, GEORGE P. L.Review Article: Geology and Volcanology of the Ha-

waiian Islands, 315-347WESTLAKE, ROBIN L. and WILLIAM G. GILMARTIN

Hawaiian Monk Seal Pupping Locations in the North-western Hawaiian Islands, 366-383

WETHERBEE, BRADDiet, Food Habits, and Consumption in the Lemon

Shark, Negaprion brevirostris (abstract), 196

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WHISTLER, W. ARTHURThe Other Polynesian Gourd, 115-122

WOODWARD, SUE A., PETER M. VITOUSEK, KATHLEENMATSON, FLINT HUGHES, KECIA BENVENUTO, andPAMELA A. MATSONUse of the Exotic Tree Myrica Jaya by Native and

Exotic Birds in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park,88-93

WYRTKI, KLAUSReview Article: Sea Level Rise: The Facts and the

Future, 1-16

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YAMAGUCHI, TOSHIYUKI and WILLIAM A. NEWMANA New and Primitive Barnacle (Cirripedia: Balano-

morpha) from the North Fiji Basin Abyssal Hydro-thermal Field, and Its Evolutionary Implications,135-155

YOUNG, RICHARD EDWARD and JED HIROTADescription ofOmmaslrephes barlramii (Cephalopoda:

Ommastrephidae) Paralarvae with Evidence forSpawning in Hawaiian Waters, 71-80

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Subject Index

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alga, benthic, 190Aralia bastardiana, identity, 265-276

barnacle, sessile-see Eochionelasmus ohtaiBathypterois gra//ator, first Hawaiian record, 254-257Benincasa hispida, 115-122Birgus latro, movement in Vanuatu rainforest, 407-416brushtail possum-see Trichosurus vulpeculabutterflyfish-see Chaetodon ornatissimus

Cancer novaezelandiae, morphology of feeding appara-tus, 384-400

carbon dioxide, elevated levels in cave, 207-218Cardisoma carnifex, calcium current vs. neuronal out-

growth, 185Cephalopoda, 71-80,171-179,194-195Chaetodon ornatissimus, social behavior, 184chromosome, counts from flora of Chilean islands, 258-

264Copepoda, 189Copsychus malabaricus, reproductive success, 180-181coral, checklist for Vanuatu, 51-70Coryphaena hippurus, genetic tagging, 186-187crab, cancer-see Cancer novaezelandiae

coconut-see Birgus latrogall, revision of Pacific genera, 417-448Hawaiian hermit, shell exchange, 401-406

crayfish-see MyxicolaCrustacea, transport characteristics of epithelial cells,

183-184Cryptochiridae, 417-448

Decapoda, crustacean, 182-183Didemnum candidum, pattern oflarval release, 187DNA, divergence in sharks, 191-192Drepanidinae, 189-190Dubautia, water deficits, osmotic properties, and hy-

draulic resistance, 449-455

Echinometra, reproductive isolation by genetic incom-patibility, 192

eelgrass-see Zostera asiaticaEI Nino, impact on zooplankton distribution and abun-

dance, 297- 310Eochionelasmus ohtai, n. gen., n. sp., 135-155evolution, of obligate cave species, 207-218

of sessile barnacles, 135-155

fibroblast, gap junction associated proteins in uninfectedand virus-infected, 183-184

fire tree-see Myricafayaforest, changes in structure and composition, 277-296Fringillidae, 189-190fumarolic condensates, geochemistry of, 197-206

genetic tagging, with mtDNA, 186-187geology, marine, 95-114

of Hawaiian Islands, 315-347geomorphology, of coasts of Beqa and Yanuca islands,

348-365

gourd-see Benincasa hispida

hammerhead, scalloped-see Sphyrna lewinihermatypic coral, Vanuatu checklist, 51-70Homarus americanus, nutrient reabsorption in kidney,

182transport characteristics of epithelial cells, 183

honeycreeper, Hawaiian, 189-190hydrothermal barnacle-see Eochionelasmus ohtaihydrothermal vents, polychaetes from, 219-253

Iridoteuthis iris, description of adult, 171-179Izu-Bonin arc system, geology, 95-114

Laysan finch-see Telespiza cantanslobster, Atlantic-see Homarus americanusLutjanidae, 185-186

mahimahi-see Coryphaena hippurusMariana arc system, geology, 95-114Monachus schauinslandi, 366-383Mugi/ cephalus, ovarian maturation, 187-188mullet, striped-see Mugi/ cephalusMyricafaya, use by birds, 88-93Myxicola, effects ofD2 0 on axons, 182

Negaprion brevirostris, diet and food habits, 196

Ommastrephes bartramii, description of paralarvae, 71-80

Ommastrephidae, 71-80Oreochromis mossambicus, transepithelial transport in

intestine, 195-196

Penaeus vannamei, density vs. behavior, 190trophic links in aquaculture ponds, 193

Polychaeta, 81-87from deep-sea hydrothermal vents, 219-253

Polydora nuchalis, new Hawaiian record, 81-87Portulaca, biology and cultue, 123-129primary production, in Columbia River estuary, 17-50

effect of ultraviolet radiation, 186Pristipomoides spp., trophic relationships, 185-186

Rutaceae, 191

Scottocalanus securifrons, sexual variation, 189sea level, increase, 1-16sea urchin-see Echinometra and Strongylocentrotusseal, Hawaiian monk, pupping locations, 366-383Sepia officinalis, cuttlebone development, 194-195Sepiolidae, 171-179shama, white-rumped-see Copsychus malabaricusshark, lemon-see Negaprion brevirostris

molecular evolution, 191-192scalloped hammerhead-see Sphyrna lewini

shrimp-see Penaeus vannameisnapper, deepwater-see PristipomoidesSphyrna lewini, age and growth, 156-170Spionidae, 81-87squid-see Ommastrephes bartramii

460

Strongylocentrotus, patterns of speciation, 188sugarcane, PEPC and carbon fixation, 181

tectonics, of Vatulele-Beqa Ridge, 348-365Telespiza cantans, nest location, 192-193transepithelial transport, 195-196Trichosurus vulpecula, impact on forest structure, 277-

296tripod fish-see Bathypterois gra//atortunicate-see Didemnum candidum

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ultraviolet radiation, effect on algal productivity, 186

volcanology, of Hawaiian Islands, 315-347

Zanthoxylum, pesticidal activity of extracts, 191zooplankton, distribution and abundance in Gulf of

California, 297-310Zostera asiatica, 130-134