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815 Synchronous behavior of temperature, calcium, and chlorophyll in lakes of northern Wisconsin * STEPHEN B. BAINES, KATHERINE E. WEBSTER, TIMOTHY K. KRATZ, STEPHEN R. CARPENTER, AND JOHN J, MAGNUSON

826 A fundamental trade-off in resource exploitation by Daphnia and consequences to plankton communities * ALAN J. TESSIER, MATHEW A. LEIBOLD, AND JEAN TSAO

842 Synergistic effects of food chain dynamics and induced behavioral responses in aquatic ecosystems * LARS-ANDERS HANSSON

852 What can stable isotopes (615N and 613C) tell about the food web of soil macro-invertebrates? * SERGINE PONSARD AND ROGER ARDITI

865 A trade-off between flight capability and repro- duction in males of a wing-dimorphic insect * GAIL A. LANGELLOTTO, ROBERT F DENNO, AND JAMES R. OTT

Notes

876 Egg load and mating status of the golden egg bug affect predation risk * ARJA KAITALA AND ANNKRISTIN H. AXtN

881 Book Reviews

HAYNES AND MILLAR - Methods in chemical ecology: bioassay methods * ANURAG A. AGRAWAL

MACE, BALMFORD, AND GINSBERG - Conservation in a changing world * DEXTER HINCKLEY

NAIMAN AND BILBY - River ecology and management: lessons from the Pacific coastal ecoregion * THOMAS J. KWAK

TERBORGH - Requiem for nature * AARON M. ELLISON

885 Books and Monographs Received

Instructions to Authors Available on the World Wide Web at (http://esa.sdsc.edu). (Also available from the Publications Office upon request.)



Special Feature - Elasticity Analysis in Population Biology

605 Elasticity analysis in population biology: methods and applications * SELINA HEPPELL CATHY PFISTER, AND HANS DE KROON

607 Elasticities: a review of methods and model limitations * HANS DE KROON, JAN VAN GROENENDAEL AND JOHAN EHRLEN

619 Prospective and retrospective perturbation analyses: their roles in conservation biology * HAL CASWELL

628 Life stage simulation analysis: estimating vital-rate effects on population growth for conservation * MICHAEL J. WISDOM, L. SCOTT MILLS, AND DANIEL F DOAK

642 Avian life history variation and contribution of demographic traits to the population growth rate * BERNT-ERIK S/ETHER AND 0YVIND BAKKE

654 Life histories and elasticity patterns: perturbation analysis for species with minimal demographic data * SELINA S. HEPPELL, HAL CASWELL, AND LARRY B. CROWDER

666 Elasticities and the link between demographic and evolutionary dynamics * PETER H. VAN TIENDEREN

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Elasticity analysis for density-dependent populations in stochastic environments * ALASTAIR GRANT AND TIM G. BENTON

694 Size-specific sensitivity: applying a new structured population model * MICHAEL R. EASTERLING, STEPHEN P ELLNER, AND PHILIP M. DIXON

Other Articles

709 The advantages of clonal integration under different ecological conditions: a community- wide test * STEVEN C. PENNINGS AND RAGAN M. CALLAWAY

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Anthropogenic ties to late-successional structure and composition in four New England hemlock stands * JASON S. McLACHLAN, DAVID R. FOSTER, AND FABIAN MENALLED

734 Individuals-area relationships: the relationship between animal population density and area * EDWARD F CONNOR, AARON C. COURTNEY AND JAMES M. YODER

749 Dispersal can sharpen parapatric boundaries on a spatially varying environment * GISELA GARCfA-RAMOS, FAUSTINO SANCHEZ-GARDUNO, AND PHILIP K. MAINI

761 Influence of sea ice dynamics on habitat selection by polar bears * STEVEN H. FERGUSON, MITCHELL K. TAYLOR, AND FRANQOIS MESSIER

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Scale-dependent predator-prey interactions: the hierarchical spatial distribution of seabirds and

prey * PER FAUCHALD, KJELL EINAR ERIKSTAD, AND HEGE SKARSFJORD

784

Physical contraints on ecological processes: a field test of odor-mediated foraging * CHRISTOPHER M. FINELLI, N. DEAN PENTCHEFF, RICHARD K. ZIMMER, AND DAVID S. WETHEY

798 Effects of disturbance, life histories, and over-

growth on coexistence of algal crusts and turfs * LAURA AIROLDI

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