Contents of Selected Journals

Vol. 3 No. 2 February 2013

Library & Documentation Centre

Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute P.B.No.1603, Cochin - 682 018, Kerala

Contents of Selected Journals

February 2013

Compiled

V. Edwin Joseph

P. Geetha

Library & Documentation Centre

CMFRI, Cochin - 18

Contents

Sl.No.

Title

Vol./No.

Mon./Yr

Page

No.

1 African Journal of Marine Science 34 (4) Oct ‘12 1-2

2 Aquatic Living Resources 25 (3) 2012 3

3 Biological Bulletin 223 (2) Oct ‘12 4

4 Bulletin of Japanese Soc. of Fish. Oeanography 76 (4) Nov ‘12 5

5 Bulletin of Peabody Museum of Natural History 53 (2) Oct’12 6

6 Canadian J. of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 69 (10) Oct ‘12 7-8

7 Copeia No.4 2012 9-10

8 Fisheries 37 (12) Dec ‘12 11

9 Helgoland Marine Research 66 (4) Dec ‘12 12

10 ICES Journal of Marine Science 69 (9) Nov ‘12 13-14

11 ICES Journal of Marine Science 69 (10) Dec ‘12 15-16

12 Infofish International No.1 Jan-Feb ‘13 17

13 JMBA UK 92 (4) Jun ‘12 18

14 Journal of Aquatic Animal Health 24 (4) Dec ‘12 19

15 Journal of Fish Biology 81 (7) Dec ‘12 20

16 Marine Resource Economics 27 (4) 2012 21

17 Marine Science Bulletin 14 (2) Oct ‘12 22

18 Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 141 (6) Nov ‘12 23

19 Turkish J. of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 12 (3) Sep ‘12 24-25

20

Zoological Studies 51 (5) Sep ‘12 26

New Additions to Library

1 Periodicals 27-30

VOLUME 34

AFRICAN JOURNAL OF MARINE SCIENCE

ISSUE 3 OCTOBER 2012

Research Papers

Economic dimension of the collapse of the 'false cod' Epinephelus aeneus in 305 D Thiao, C Chaboud, A Samba, a context of ineffective management of the small-scale fisheries in Senegal F Laloe and PM Cury

Plant traits and spread of the invasive salt marsh grass, Sparfina alterniflora 313 JB Adams, A Grobler, C Rowe. Loisel., in the Great Brak Estuary, South Africa T Riddin, TG Bornman and DR Ayres

Photosynthetic performance, epiphyte biomass and nutrient content of two 323 EF Mvungi and FA Mamboya seagrass species in two areas with different level of nutrients along the Dares Salaam coast

Fishing methods for sustainable shrimp fisheries in the Canary Islands 331 M Arrasate-Lbpez, VM Tuset, (North-West Africa) JI Santana, A Garcia-Mederos,

0 Ayza and JA Gonzalez

Patterns of endemicity and range restriction among southern African coastal 341 RJ Scott, CL Griffiths and marine invertebrates TB Robinson

Composition of macrobenthos in the Wouri River estuary mangrove, Douala, 349 VM Ngo-Massou, Cameroon GL Essome-Koum, E Ngollo-Dina

and N Din

Diversity of decapod crustaceans at the interface of unconsolidated seabgd 361 A Fransozo, M Furlan, V Fransozo. areas and rocky shores in tropical/subtropical Brazil G Bertini, RC da Costa and

LC Fernandes-Goes

Natal site fidelity by breeding female southern elephant seals in relation to 373 GJG Hofmeyr, SP Kirkman. their history of participation in the winter haulout PA Pistorius and MN Bester

Chromosomal population structuring in carangids (Perciformes) between the 383 IVAccioly, LAC Bertollo. north-eastern and south-eastern coasts of Brazil GWWF Costa, UP Jacobina and

WF Molina

Contents continued on inside back cover

1

Thermal constraints on the respiration and excretion rates of krill, Euphausia 391 T Werner, K Huenerlage, hanseni and Nernatoscelis megalops, in the northern Benguela upwelling H Verheye and F Buchholz system off Namibia

Long-term trends in the recreational shore-fishery for elf Pornatomus saltatrix 401 JQ Maggs. BQ Mann and (Pomatomidae) along the KwaZulu-Natal coast, South Africa RP van der Elst

Trends in numbers of crowned cormorants in South Africa, with information on 411 RJM Crawford, BM Dyer, diet D Geldenhuys, AB Makhado,

RM Randall, L Upfold, J Visagie and L Waller

Significant population genetic structuring of the holoplanktic scyphozoan 425 EJ Miller, S von der Heyden and Pelagia noctiluca in the Atlantic Ocean MJ Gibbons

Diet of the Cape fur seal Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus at the Robberg 431 J Huisamen, SP Kirkman, Peninsula, Plettenberg Bay, and implications for local fisheries CD van der Lingen, LH Watson,

VG Cockcroft. R Jewell and PA Pistorius

Sea level changes at Ascension Island in the last half century 443 PL Woodworth, PR Foden, DS Jones, J Pugh, SJ Holgate. A Hibbert, DL Blackman, CR Eellingham, VM Roussenov and RG Williams

Short Communications

First record of Mesoplodon densirostris (Blainville 1817) from continental East 453 S Valle Africa

Validation of growth zone deposition rate in otoliths and scales of flathead mullet 455 BR Ellender, GC Taylor and Mugil cephalus and freshwater mullet Myxus capensis from fish of known age OLF Weyl

Myosotella rnyosotis (Molluscs: Ellobiidae) - an overlooked, but well-established 459 DG Herbert introduced species in South Africa

2

Aquatic -

Living Resources

Trace metal and biomarker levels In flsstiee of Argopecten purpuratus in the north of Chlie, and the potential use of thls specles as a bloindicator pf metalllc stress . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 259

!'A ~ a ~ a l e , ~ . Gueguen, C. Treguier, 3. h'krand, N. Cochennec-Laureau,'C. Montagnani, C.-L. Ky - I

Evidence of donor effect on cultured pearl, quality from a duplicated graftlng experiment -'vcfada margaritifera uslng wlld donbrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269

3

THE

POSITION PAPER

BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN

CONTENTS

PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS

Ferrer, Ryan P., and Richard K. Zimmer Community ecology and the evolution of molecules Becker, Pierre T., Aurelie Lambert, Annabelle of keystone significance 167 Lejeune, Deborah Lanterbecq, and Patrick Flammang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Identification, characterization, and expression lev- els of putative adhesive proteins from the tube-dwell-

CELL BIOLOGY ine polvchaete Sabellaria alveolaln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217 . Edmunds, Peter J., Hollie M. Putnam, and Ruth D.

Milograna, Sarab Ribeiro, Fernanda Tinti Bell, and Gates John Campbell McNamara

Photophysiological consequences of vertical stratifi- Signaling evenu during cyclic guanosine monophos- cation of Symbiodinium in tissue of the coral Poriles phate-regulated pigment aggregation in freshwater lulea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226

shrimp chromatophores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . 178 Wolfe, Kennedy, Abigail M. Smith, Patrick Trimby, Zheden, Vanessa, Janek Von Byem, Alexandra Kerbl, and Maria Byrne Nikolaus Leiscb, Yannick Staedler, Ingo Gmwald,

Vulnerability of the paper nautilus (Algonnuta no- Anne Marie Power, And Waltraud Klepal dosn) shell to a climate-change ocean: potential for Morphology of the cement apparatus and the ce- extinction by dissolution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 ment of the buoy barnacle Dosima fasciculnrir (Crus-

tacea, Cirripedia, Thoracica, Lepadidae) . . . . . . . . . 192

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION SYMBIOSIS AND PARSITOLOGY

Fitzgerald-Deboog, Lindsay, Jeremy Browming, and Parrin, Austin P., Katherine L. Harmata, Sarah E. Bengt J. M e n Netherton, Mark A. Yaeger, Lori S. Brass, and Neil

Food and heat stress in the California mussel: e\.i- W. Blackstone dence for an energetic trade-off hemeen sunival and Within-colony migration of symbiol~u during bleach- growth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 ing of octocorals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245

4

,& *"

B u l l e t i n o f t h e J a p a n e s e S o c i e t y o f F i s h e r i e s O c e a n o g r a p h y

5

Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History YALE UNIVERSITY ISSN 0079-032X

Volume 53, Issue 2 . 18 October 2012 www.peabody.yale.edu

Contents

333 New Data on Small Theropod Footprints from the Early Jurassic (Hettangian) Hartford Basin of Massachusetts, United States by Sebastian G. Dalman

355 The Cranial Anatomy of the Miocene Notoungulate Hegetotherium mirabile (Notoungulata, Hegetotheriidae) with Preliminary Observations on Diet and Method of Feeding by Dakota E. McCoy and Christopher A. Norris

375 Resurrection and Redescription of Placobdella rugosa (Verrill, 1874) (Hirudinida: Glossiphoniidae) by William E. Moser, Dennis J. Richardson, Charlotte I. Hammond, Fredric R. Govedich and Eric A. Lazo-Wasem

383 Diet of Chalcides ocellattrs (Squamata: Scincidae) from Southern Egypt by Dylan 1. Taylor, James Titus-McQuillan and Aaron M. Bauer

389 Cycliophoran Host Range by Melanie Plaza

6

Canadian Journal of

Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Volume 69, Number 10, October 2012

Journal canadien des

sciences halieutiques e t aquatiques Volume 69, nurnero 10, octobre 2012

Jesse M. Lepak, C. Nathan Cathcart, and Mevin B. Hooten

Stefan Stoll and Peter Beeck

David Levesque, Antonella Cattaneo, Christiane Hudon, and Pierre Gagnon

Carla A.V. Serfas, Anna Varian, Rachel Holman, Lindsey M. Watch, Jesse Karner, and Jill B.K. Leonard

D.M. Gillis and A. van der Lee

Lauren M. Kuehne, Jnlian D. Olden, and Jeffrey J. Dnda

Andrew 0. Shelton, Stephan B. Munch, David Keith, and Marc Mangel

Paul C. Frost and Andrea L. Hicks

Guillaume Guenard, Daniel Boisclair, Ola Ugedal, TorbjBrn Forseth,

Ian A. Fleming, and Bror Jonsson

ARTICLES ARTICLES

1569-1575 Otolith mass as a predictor of age in kokanee salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) from four Colorado reservoirs

1576-1584 Larval fish in troubled waters - is the behavioural response of larval fish to hydrodynamic impacts active or passive?

1585-1595 Predicting the risk of proliferation of the benthic cyanobacterium Lyngbya wollei in the St. Lawrence River

1596-16UY Comparisol~ of growth physiology, morphology, and snlolt indicators in juvenile Lake Superior brook trout (Salveli~llrs fontinalis) strains in reference to life history variation

1610-1620 Advancing the application of the ideal free distribution to spatial models of fishing effort: the isodar approach

1621-1630 Costs of living for juvenile Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) in an increasingly warming and invaded world

1631-1641 Maternal age, fecundity, egg quality, and recruitment: linking stock structure to recruitment using an age-structured Ricker model

1642-1650 Human shoreline development and the nutrient stoichiometry of aquatic plant communities in Canadian Shield lakes

1651-1662 The bioenergetics of density-dependent growth in Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus)

Continued on inside batk cover /Suite au verso

7

Liliana Garcia, John S. Richardson, and Isabel Pardo

Rebecca E. Whitlock and Murdoch K. McAllister

Paolo Ruggeri, Andrea Splendia~ , Sara Bonanomi, Enrico Arneri,

Nando Cingplani, Alberto SaniojanN, Andrea Belardinelli,

Massimo Giovannotti, and Vincenzo Caputo

Michael E. Colvin, Clay L. Pierce, and Timothy W. Stewart

David M. Keith and Jeffrey A. Hutchings

1663-1673 Leaf quality influences invertebrate colonization and drift in a temperate rainforest stream

1674-1697 Incorporating spatial and seasonal dimensions in a stock reduction analysis for lower Fraser River white sturgeon (Acipenser transmonranus)

1698-1709 Temporal genetic variation as revealed by a microsatellite analysis of European sardine (Sardina pilchardus) archived samples

1710-1721 Semidiscrete biomass dynamic modeling: an improved approach for assessing fish stock responses to pulsed harvest events

CORRIGENDUM RECTlFlCATlF

1722 Corrigendum: Population dynamics of marine fishes at low abundance

8

Copeia

. ,. ....

...................... )fmm the A&- Cordinera of

............ ......... 6 Armored Cat&+ merc Loricariidae) from hF&

and E$IQPI H. L. Pem'm. ........................ .% ................................................

~~ & s i ~ Vbin~ne R Sant'A~na, hm S L)e+szw~ and Roberto E Rels .................................................................

A%w § p c k e f S c a d o p h x witla a hlemarkabkUewTdh MarplraQagylmitk dea (Silurifmnw &d~&Fida~-) Marcels R&, Henrque La2i~arattw, a d ~JICBP KBgrp 4. fW.. ......................

9

Microhahitats for Oviposition and Male Clutch Attendance in Hyalinobatrachium aureoguttatum (Anura: Centrolenidae) Anyelet Valencia-Aguilar, Fernando Castro-Henera, and Martha Patricia Ramirez-Pinilla. ............... 722

Movement Patterns in the Smallest Viper, Bitis ~.~6n&&?ri Byan Maritz and Graham J Alexander. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 732 Emergence Suicess and Sex Ratio of Natural and Relocated Nests of Olive Ridley Turtles from Alas Purwo National

Park, East Java, Indonesia Rismu I. Maulany, Dauid Booth, and Greg S. Baxter .................................. 738

Morphological Color-Change in the ~ e d - ~ a c k e d salamander (Plethodon cinereus) While Kept in Captivity AndrewC.Kraemer,Je~sicaKissner.andDeanC.Adamr+ .......................................................... 748

Pleurodeles w4tl Newt Larvae Diet Regarding Avaflabk Prey8 Choice or Mere Coincidence? Juan Garcia-de-Lomas, Josk Maria Torres. Ricardo Reques, and Ignacir, H&ndtlddz .......................................................... 756

Obituaries

John Michael "Mike" Fitzsimons (1941-2b12)&;~s6cho+s and William E Font. ............................. . . . -,,. .?'~ . . . -. ...-.-.- ...... Book Reviews

The Sharks of North America. By Jose I. Castro David A. Ebert ..... .,, .......................................... Groupers of the World: A Field and Market Guide. By Matthew T. Craig, Yvonne J. Sadovy de Mitcheson, and

Phillip C. Heemstra Luiz A. Rocha ......................................................................... Hemoparasites of the Reptilk: Color Atlas and TextiBy S. R. Telford, Jr. JmL.all~, , ........................... Perfi:Yaguas-CotuhC Rapid Biological and Social Inventories Report 23. By N:Pitman, C. Vriesendorp, D. K.

Moskovits, R. von May, D. Alvira, T. Wachter, D. F. Stotz, and A. del Campo (eds.) Tiffany M. Doan .............. Biology of Turtles: From Structures . . . . to Strategies of Life. By Jeanette Wyneken, M e h e w H. Godfrey, andVincent

Bels (eds.) H. Bradley Shafier.. ............................................................................. Sex Determination and Differentiation in Reptiles. By Ettore Olmo (ed.) Tobias Uller.. ............................ Animal Behavior. By Michael D. Breed and Janice Moore Nicole M. Kime ...... ............................ Sex Determination and Diffeqqq Geld ...................................

~ .... ~ - % ~ . . . .*... ......... .................................... Editorial Notes and NL-Z ....... ..-.. -...-.F-v-.g 779

,>. ,~

Student Awards.. ........ ......... ......................... *ii.. ................................... 780 .. - , .- ..,,.. Summary of the Mer: *-a~ .....................................M~~~..~~........................... 783 ~. ..~ .. ~~ . . .~ . Taxonomic Index ..... ,, ........ .................... ......... G~.v,. . .................................. 791

*-,...~ -, -..- ..... . SubjectIndex.. i~<;-~-----~----+~------------**-*-..-..-.------;$:~~. - , ............................... 809 ~. -..- . ~

Volume Contents i~ .......................... 817

10

11

Helgoland Marine Research

Volume 6 6 . Number 4 . December 2012

ORIGINAI. ARTICLES

Distribution of pulyehaete feeding guilds in sedimentary environ~eenls of thc Cnmprrhe Rank, Soulhcrn Gulf of Mexico N. Dorning~lez Gstanedo P. Hen,Qndez Aicinliira V. Solis-Weiss . A. Graniidos Barba 469

Population slructurc, growth and production uf Tl~oraeophciia furcuern (Polyehaeta: Opheliidae) on a sandy bcaeh in Southcrn Brazil M.B.P. Olegui . A. Blankcnatcyn P.R. Pagliosa 479

The effect of depth and scdiment type on the spatial of shallow soft~botton~ am Mp uthern S. Carvalho MR. Cunha .$. P Fcrrc M.B. Gaspar 489

Environmental influence on the ear-ba communities of the Daeeer Bann. ., M. Sonnewald . M. Tiirkay 503

New alien in the Azores and same remarks on the -~~ - - ~ ~ - -. - . . - -,

polential of Balanidae A.S. Cabral . R. Paranhas 635

P. Tones. A.C. Costa. M.A. DionLio 513 Reproductive traits of the small Pabgonian octopus Octopus fehuelenrrs L.P. Storem. M.A. Narvarte . R.A. Gonzalez 651 Effects of patch sire and position above the substratun~ during early

succession of subtidal saft-bottom communities Receptivity of female Neohelice grarrslnfn (B A.S. Pacheco . M. Thiel . M.E. Olive. I.M. Riascos 523 different strategies to maximize their reprod

in contrasting habitats Mesoscale advection of Upogebiapesillo larvae through an upwelling M,P, Sal . T, Lup, filament in the Canaries Coastal Transilion Zone (CTZ) I.M. Landeira . F. Lozano-Soldevilla. E.D. Banon 537

Early detection of polentYlly invasive invertebrate species in Mytilrcs goiioprovincialis Lamarck, 1819 dominated communities in harbours C. Preda . D. Mernedernin . M. Skolka - D. Cogilniceanu 545

Alien shrimps in evidence: new records of the genus Aflronas Leach, 1814 on the coast of S%o Paulo, southern Brazil (Caridea: Alpheidae) A.O. Almeida . S.M. Sim6es. R.C. Costa . F.L. Mantelatto 557

Eri~o,2ded(SciSeorcI1), SCOPUS, Alroi,lzysirs Dolo S y r ~ , n (ADS), Google Srizolor. EBSCO. CSA, CAB h!re,nano,tol, Acodrr,iic 0,aFiie. ASFA, Biologirnl Ah~h.oc1~. BIOSIS, CAB Ahstwcls, C~,rrrz! Abrrrucrs, C a n r ~ r Co,rrearsiAgricsN!r~r. Riolopy R E,n.iro,srrentoi Sciences. EMBioiogy Gcobasr, Gloholllcnl~ii. Jo/ole.,,nl Citorion Rr,~ori$iScierse Edirio,~, 01 Srr,n,noa i ~ y Serial Soirrriorir. Zooiogicoi Record

Soft-bottom crustacean assemblages in Mediterranean marine c a m & desca,, befoundat www,springcrlintconln, the cave of Cerro Gordo (Granada, Spain) as case study

Tmtvupflons lor Authors are available on the journal's website: www.rprisger.cotdlOl52

12

ICES Journal of Marine Science Journal du Conseil Volume 69 Number 9 November 201 2

Contents

1533 L. P. Hansen, P. Hutchinson, D. G. Reddin, e" M. L. Windsor Salmon at Sea: Scientific Advances and their Inlplications for Management: an introduction

1538 G. Chapirt Overview of the status of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in the North Atlantic and trends in marine mortality

1549 G. Beaugrand & I? C.,Reid Relationships between North Atlantic salmon, plankton, and hydroclimatic change in the Northeast Atlantic

1563 1. C. Russell, M. W Aprahar~ziatz, I. Barry, I. C. Davidson, I? Fiske, A. T. Ibbotsorl, R. 1. Kennedy, I. C. Maclean, A. Moore, I. Otero, T. (E. C. E,) Potter, e" C. D. Todd The influence of the freshwater environnlent and the biological characteristics of Atlantic salmon smolts on their subsequent marine survival

1574 S. Miintynienli, A. Romakkaniemi, I. Dannewitz, S. Palm, T. Pakarinen, H. Pirlkkineiz, A. Gdrdmark, & 0. Karlsson Both predation and feeding opportunities may explain changes in survival of Baltic salmon post-smolts

1580 T. F. Sheehan, D. G. Reddin, G. Chaput, & M. D. Renkawitz SALSEA North America: a pelagic ecosystem survey targeting Atlantic salmon in the Northwest Atlantic

1589 D. G. Reddin, L. I? Hansen, V Bakkestuen, I. Russell, 1. White, E. C. E. (T.) Potte,; I. B. Dempson, T. F. Sheehan, N. 0 Maoiliidigh, G. W Smith, A. Isaksson, I. A. Incobsen, M. Fowler, K. A. Mork, & P. Antiro Distribution and biological characteristics of Atlantic salmon (Salnro salar) at Greenland based on the analysis df historical tag recoveries

1598 1. A. Incobsen, L. P. Hansen, V Bakkestuen, R. Hnlvorsen, D. G. Reddin, I. White, N. 0 Maoiliidigh, I. C. Russell, E. C. E. (Ted) Potter M. Fowler, G. W Smith, K. A. Mork, A. Isaksson, S. Oskarsson, L. Karlsson, & S. Pedeiserl Distribution by origin and sea age of Atlantic salmon (Salnto salar) in the sea arou11,d the Faroe Islands based on analysis of historical tag 1-ecoveries

1609 A. S. Miller; T. E Sheehan, M. D. Renkawitz, A. L. Meister, e" 7: 1. Miller Revisiting the marine migration of US Atlantic salmon using historical Carlin tag data

1616 K. A. Mor-k, I. Gilbey, L. P. Hariseit, A. 1. Jetzseil, 1. A. lacobsen, M. Holrn, I. C. Holst, N. 0 MaoiMidigh, F. Vikeba, P. McGinnity, W Melle, K. Thomas, E. Verspoor; e" V Wennevik Modelling tile nllgration of post-smolt Atlantic sallno~l (Snlrlto solar) in the Northeast Atlantic

13

1625 E. Verspoor, S. Consuegra, 0. Fridjonsson, S. Hjorlefsdottir, O. Knox, K, Olafsson, S. Ton~psett, V. Wenwevik, Q C. Garcia de Leaniz Regional mtDNA SNP differentiation in European Atlantic salnion (Salmo salar): an assessment of potential utility for determination of natal origin

1637 K. M. MacKenzie, C. N. Trueman, M. R. Palmer, A. Moore, A. 1: Ibbotson, W. R. C. Beaumont, & I . C. Davidson Stable isotopes reveal age-dependent trophic level and spatial segregation during adult marine feeding in populations of salmon

1646 H. I. Dixon, M. Power, I. B. Dempson, % F. Sheehan, Q G. Chaplit Characterizing the trophic position and shift in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) from freshwater to marine life-cycle phases using stable isotopes

1656 G. Chaput 6 H. P. Benoit Evidence for bottom-up trophic effects on return rates to a second spawning for Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) from the Miramichi River, Canada

1668 A. I. Jensen, N. 0 Maoiliidigh, K. Thomas, S. M. Einarsson, M. Haugland, I. Erkinaro, P. Fiske, K D. Friedland, A. K. Gudmundsdottir, 1. Haantie, M. Holm, I. C. Holst, I. A. lacobsen, I. G. Iensds I. Kuusela, W Melle, K. A. Mork, I/. Wennevik, 6 G. M. 0stborg Age and fine-scale marine growth of Atlantic salmon post-smolts in the Northeast Atlantic

1678 I. E. Reid Q G. Chaput Spawning history influence on fecundity, egg size, and egg survival of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) from the Miramichi River, New Brunswick, Canada

1686 C. D. Todd, K. D. Friedland, I. C. MacLean, B. D. Whyte, I. C. Russell, M. E. Lonergan, &

M. B. Morrissey Phenological and phenotypic changes in Atlantic salmon populations in response to a changing climate

1699 List of Referees

14

ICES Journal of Marine Science Journal du Conseil Volume 69 Number 10 December 2012 http:Nicesjms.oxfordjournals.org/

Contents

1701 K. J. Krumsick & G. A. Rose Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) feed during spawning off Newfoundland and Labrador

1710 E. T Methratta & I . S. Link Feeding hotspots for four northwest Atlantic groundfish species

1722 H. Otteri, A-L. Agnalt, A. Thorsen, 0. S. Kjesbu, G. Dnhle, Q K. Jwstad Is spawning time of marine fish imprinted in the genes? A two-generation experiment on local Atlantic cod (Gadus ntorhua L.) populations from different geographical regions

1729 K Hussy, I. 0. Coad, E. D. Farrell, L. W Clausen, Q M. W Clarke Sexual dimorphism in size, age, maturation, and growth characteristics of boarfish (Cnpros aper) in the Northeast Atlantic

1736 K Hussy, H.-H. Hinrichsen, Q B. Huwer Hydrographic influence on the spawning habitat suitability of western Baltic cod (Gadus morhua)

1744 H-H. Hinrichsen, K. Hiissy, Q B. Huwer Spatio-temporal variability in western Baltic cod early life stage survival mediated by egg buoyancy, hydrography and hydrodynamics

1753 1. A. Hare, J. Manderson, I. Nye, M. Alexander, P. I. Auster, D. Borggaard, A. Capotondi, K Damon-Randall, E. Heupel, I. Mateo, L. O'Brien, D. Richardson, C. Stock, Q S. 'I Biegel Cusk (Brosme brosme) and climate change: assessing the threat to a candidate marine fish species under the US Endangered Species Act

1769 H. V. Strehlow, N. Schultz, C. Zimmerman, eh C. Hammer Cod catches taken by the German recreational fishery in the western Baltic Sea, 2005-2010: implications for stock assessment and management

1781 M. Ovegird, K Berndt, Q S-G. Lunneryd Condition indices of Atlantic cod (Gadns morhua) biased by capturing method

1789 S. P. R. Greenstreet, A. G. Rossberg, C. I. Fox, W J. E Le Quesne, T. Blasdale, P. Boulcott, I. Mitchell, C. Millar, & C. E Moffat Demersal fish biodiversity: species-level indicators and trends-based targets for the Mqrine Strategy Framework Directive

1802 T. Rougier, P. Lambert, H. Drouineau, M. Girardin, G. Castelnaud, L. Carry, M. Aprahamian, E. Rivot, Q E. Rochard Collapse of allis shad, Alosa alosa, in the Gironde system (southwest France): environmental change, fishing mortality, or Allee effect?

1812 S. R. McCully, E Scott, Q J. R. Ellis Lengths at maturity and conversion factors for skates (Rajidae) around the British Isles, with an analysis of data in the literature

15

1823 M. Cabanellas-Reboredo, J. Alhr, M. Palmer, e5 B. Morales-Nin Environ~nental effects on recreational squid jigging fishery catches

1831 C. Xu eh. D. C. Schneider Efficacy of conservation measures for the American lobster: reproductive value as a criterion

1840 1. M. Parada, R. Outeiral, E. Iglesias, e5 J. Molares Assessment of goose barnacle (Pollicipes pollicipes Gmelin, 1789) stocks in management plans: design of a sampling program based on the harvesters' experience

1850 G. I. Piet e5 N. T Hintzen Indicators of fishing pressure and seafloor integrity

16

ETSI MARKETING South Korean seafood market 'gangnam style" k SShirlene MariaAnlhonysan ndustry Notes (Market)

16 Market Barometer 20 Commodity& Market Update

, marinefoodfish

AQUACULTURE I 22 Monosex culture of prawnsthrough : androgenicgenesilencing

byAmir Sagi 26 Culture practices in a bio-secure shrin i farm in Indonesia

by Sivaramakrishnan T, Renganathar andpraveen RajJ

34 Aquaculture News , 3 Ornamental Fish

HANDLING1 PROCESSINL ! 40 Anew traceability system for aquacultured

shrimpin lndonesia y Joop van derRoest, Yong Chen Jedanc ;oh Kee Kee

45 TheFAO-Thiaroyefishprocessing technique -an innovation in small-scale isheries i y Welte Diei Ouad, Oumoukhairy Ndiaye ndBoris Komivi Sodoke ndustw Notes (Processing) -.

,,..-, .:

1 HARVESTING 54 Illegal, unregulated and unrepaled fishing in

west Afica

5l industry Notes (Ha~esting)

3 Editorial 4 Abstracts 65 Obituary -Mudnakudu Nande 66 Technical Q &A 68 innovations @ Equipment and Suppliee 2 Iublications in Brief

South Korean seafood market goes Ygangnam stylew

Like thecatchy rap dance numbercurrenUy taking the world by storm, South Korea's seafood market isexperiencing rapid growlh, recovering quickly from recession and increasing itslmports.

8

Monosex prawn culture through androgenic gene silencing

Anewly developed technology of producingalb male papuiationsof prawns by genesilencing in the andmgenicgland results inasustainable technology to increase yieldsforfarmers.

Culture practices in a bio-secure shrimp farm in lndonesia

JANUARY I FEBRUARY

Based on theirexperiencesduring a training attachment, the authorsdescribe the culture practicesadopted in a typical bio.secure shrimp farm growing Penaeusvannameishrimp in the country

A new traceability system for aauacultured shrimp

Tne snssf.lmmple~nofpibt~alssgna edtne enoola three-yearpmjec~on~raceabl~ry offarmeo shrimp in lndonesia; the challenging taskof transferring the initiative tothe national level comes next.

43

The FAO-Thlaroye,flsh @50c73ssiiig tectinftju=- an innovatlon in small-scale fisheries

An,innovativefish processing technique has proved capableof controlling polycydicaromatic hydmcarbonsproduced in fish smoking and drying. i 45

17

JMBA -

JOURNAL OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM VOLUME 92.4 JUNE 2012

CONTENTS

io~twono MAHIELL, PJ., SUGGIII, 0.1. & SIIH, D.J. Management of marine resources; combining industry and research

hen Snc~t r ro Connu~~rl tr Horarn!, B.W.,VAN Dtn Mrl]. S.E.T. & FMNIEN, C.H.J.M. The mushroom coral as a habitat 647 URM,]., Rao!, J.L, Gofrr, I.. MARIN& P. & SAM. C. A species-rich molluscan assemblage in a coralligenous bottom of the Alboran Sea

(south-western Mediterranean): inta-annual changes and ecological considerations 665

[MPUM, N.D., Moonr, C.G., Hmatr, D.B. & LYuoaN, A.R. The community associated with biogenic reefs formed by the polychaea, ierpula vermicularir H~nt.Mouc~ou, K., D'r~crLo, C., Snr~. E.G., BURT, 1.. Wtrr, P. & WaorNnwN. J. Diversity of zooxanthellae from corals and sea anemones after long-term aquarium culture GUMAN, H.M. & Bnrtnu, 0. Paciligorgia marviva (Anthozoa: Octocorallia) a new species from Coiba National Park. Pacific Panama Kumrsn. K. & BML, C. Note on the coral Blartomurra loyae, a valid species from the Red Sea

ENV~R~NU~NIAL~V ~EGUUT~D GROW~H Sountt, M..VAN Dt t VCN, R.M., ]rNrr, M., Vtsntr~. J.A.J.. WIJIIEL(. R.H. & OIING~ R. Light intensity, photoperiod duration, daily light flux

and coral growth of Galaxea larcicularir in an aquarium setting: a matter of photons? O n ~ w . R., VAN Drur, I.. Ltw~nu. M.W., Just, M. & VtnRrrH, J.A.J. Determination of prey capture rates in the stony coral

Galaxea tarcicularir a critical reconsideration of the clearance rate concept fonmu, Z.H., I(lnoao, B.K, BIRD, C.E., Huurrn. C.L. & Toowm. R.]. Coral farming: effects of light, water motion and artificial foods Too~m, R.J., NAMAU~. 1.. Owwh I., Rormtn. A. & Drtrttr, I.C. Growth of cultured giant dams (Tridacna spp.) in

low pH, high-nutrient seawater: species-specific effects of substrate and supplemental feeding under acidification Enfrrnrl]tn, P.L.A.. HAG~DORN. M.. h r t ~ v t r h M.. CMGGI, I. & Gutsr, J.R. Effect of ruspende(1 sediment on fertilization success in

the scleractinian coral Pectinia lactuca CMBB~, M.J.C. Environmental effects on coral growth and recruitment in the Caribbean OSING~ R., Sountn. M..W~]ctnot, I., RINKVKH, B., S~uln. I., SHVIGEL, M. et a/. The CORAUOO project: a synopsis of four yean

of public aquarium science

Srntrr BlOlOGY AND ECOLOGY O'ANG~LO, C. 8 WI~D~N~ANN. J. An experimental mesocosm for long-term studies of reef corals 769

Pucuccl-P~~~oovoutou. M.A., klrror. D.E. & COMNI-fob M. Biological invasions and climatic warming: implications for south-eastern Aegean ecosystem functioning 777

Swrrr, M.,Jor$, R. 8 B n n t ~ ] . Coral diseases in aquaria and in nature 791 hnr, D.1.W. Acantharter planci impact on coral communities at permanent transect site on Bruneian reefs, with a regional overview

and a critique on outbreak causes 803

MARITI~~ luourrnltr F'AMMO, I. & Sum-PAUL, U. Deep-sea shrimps Arirtaeomorpha foliacea and Pleoticur roburtur (Crustacea: Penaeoidea) in the Colombian

Caribbean Sea as a new potential fishing resource 81 1

Dt Cnoor, M.D.S.T. 8 PluroN, S. Population biology and genetic diversity of two adjacent shrimp (Parapenaeoprir coromandekca) populations exploited under different fishing pressures in the coastal waan of Sri Lanka 819

DlrrANrr~~r. D.C.T. & ~ T ~ ~ A N ~ I O N , G. Preant status of the commercial sea cucumber fishery off the north-west and east Coasts of Sri Lanka 83 1

HtNDtfJoN, PA.. PUN% I.]., Nrwmn. LC. & BIRD, D.]. Evidence for a population collapse of European eel (Anguilla anguilla) in the Bristol Channel 843

ECHWIKHI, K,]RIBI, I., BMDN, M.N. & BOUAIN, A. Interactions of loggerhead turtle with bottom longline fishery in the Gulf of Gab&. Tunisia 853

18

JOURNAL OF AQUATIC ANIMAL HEALTH

VOLUME 24, NUMBER 4, December 2012

201 Spatial an&Temporal Variation of Whirling Disease Risk in Montana Spring Creeks and Rivers Rye11 A. Nesdecke,: Tl~osros E. McMohon, nud E. Richard Vi,rcenr

21 3 Effect of Dietary Supplementation with Acl~y,nr,thes ospem Seed on Larval Rohu Lnbeo mhitn Challenged withAe,o,nonns 11y~lt~phi ln R. Cl?nk,abrr,ri cord P K. Srivrrsrovri

21 9 Effects of(3arlic and Ginger Oils on Heniatological and Biochemical Variables of Sea Bass Dice,~trn,rhrrs lnbrnx Sevrlnn Yrli,,nz orrd Sebnhorrbr E,giin

225 [Coni~nunication] Myxubultrs rrestotropirs Infecting Rainbow Trout in Alaska, a New Geographic Record. Collerre R. B~ l l f z . Carla I Hogge, Tlzcodore R. Meyers, nnd Jcqvle A. FP)~LI.Y~,I

232 [Co~nmunication] Spring Viremia of Carp Virus in Minnehaha Creek, Minnesota Nicliolas B. D. Phell~s, A~ribrrl G. ArrriiP~r, S r ~ ~ i i l K. MOI; Sngnr M. Go)wl, Jnrler I/ Wnrg, Rrrnjir Bl~ng)wrrl, orid Tirrl Mo~rohnn

238 The Use of a One-Step Real-Time Reverse Transcription Polyinemse Chain Reaction (rRT-PCR) for the Surveillance of Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Virus (VHSV) in Minnesota Nicl~olas B. D. Phelps, Devi P Pr,nrn),rrk, Yir~ Jiang, and Srtgnr M. Co)'al

244 [Communication] The Impact of Mitochondrial and Thennal Stress on the Bioenergetics and Reserve Respiratory Capacity of Fish Cell Lines Benja~ni~r H. Beck n~rdS. Adarir Fuller

251 Clinical and Pathological Effects of the Polyopisthocotylean Monogenean, Cosmcollrs,r ,rrocrotr,a in White Bass Elsb~rrgh 0. Clrrrke I l l , Craig A. Hrr,r~~s, J. McHrrgh Low Jrrr??es R. Floive,~, Valerie N. Will iar~~s. Bmrl D. Rirrg, A~rdreii, S. McGinr): Mirlrael Hoppe,; n,,d Craig CI Sellivan

258 Impact of Thiamine Deficiency on T-cell Dependent and T-cell Independent Antibody Production in Lake Trout Clzrisro~~her A. OrrOzge,; Dole C. Hone~$rId, CI~ri.~ri,ie L. De,rs,rrore, nrrd Luke R. hvo,ro\vicz

274 Predicted Redistribution of Ce,nto,rg,.ru shnstn Genotypes with Salmonid Passage in the Deschutes River, Oregon Marrl~ew E 7: Srinso~l orld Jewi L. Borlholo~~ze~v

19

Journal of FISH BIOLOGY CONTENTS: Volume 81 Number 7 December 2012. Pages 2103-2276

Huntingford, P. A,, The physiology of fish behaviour: a selective review of developments over the past do Vears 2103

Oliveira. R. F., Social plasticitv in fish: integrating mechanisms and function 2127

Ebbesson, L. 0. E. and Braithwaite, V. A,, Environmental effects on fish neural plasticity and cognition 2151

Sldman, R A. and McNeil, P. L., Using physiology and.behaviour to understand the responses of ftsh early life stages to toxicants 2175

Fraser, T. W. K., ~ e l l d a l , P. G., Skjleraasen,]. E., Hansen, T. and Mayer, I . , Triploidy alters brain morphology in pre-smolt Atlantic salmon Salmo salac possible implications for behaviour 2199

Shaw,]. C. and Overli, O., Brain-encysting trematodes and altered monoamine activity in naturally infected killifish Fundulus varviuinnis 2213

Slavlk, 0 . and Hark$, P., Die1 dualism in the enerm consumption of the European catflsh Silurus danis 2223

Gebhardt, K., Bdhme, M. and von der Emde, G., Electrocommunication behanour during social interactions in two species of pulse-type weakly electric fishes (Mormyridae) 2235

Fechler, K.. Holtkamp, D., Neusel, G., Sanguinetti-Scheck,]. I., Budelli, R. andvon der Emde, G., Mind the gap: the minimal detectable separation distance between two objects during active electrolocation 2255

20

Volume 27 Number 4 2012

Contents

............................................................................................................. Special Issue Introduction 287 PingSun Leung and Daniel Huppert

........... Federal Fishery Policy and the Geographic Distribution of Coml~iercial U.S. West Coast 289 Fish Landings: Insights from the 2003 Federal Groundfish Permit Buyback

Philip Watson and Timothy Johnson

............................ Using Conditional Lorenz Curves to Examine Consolidation in New Zealand 303 Commercial Fishing

Kohi Ahayomi and Tracy Yandle

........................... Economic Analysis of the Targeting Strategy ofArtisanal Fishers in Dominica 323 Brent Theophille and Sharon D. Hutchinson

Modeling the Behavior 'of Marlin Anglers in the Western Pacific ................................................. 343 John Duffield, Chris Neher, Stewart Allen, David Patterson, and Brad Gentner

..................... Substitutions between Fish and Seafood Products at the US National Retail Level 359 Benaissa Chidmi, Terry Hanson, and Giap Nguyen

.................... Analysis of a Demand System for Unbreaded Frozen Seafood in the United States 371 Using Store-level Scanner Data

Kehar Singh, Madan M. Dey, and Prasanna Surathkal

............. ............................ Economics and Fisheries Policy: A Survey of NAAFE Members .. 389 Gunnar Knapp

Books Reviewed

........................ ............. Handbook of Marine Fisheries Consewation and Managen7ent .. 397 Edited by R. Quentin Grafton, Ray Hilborn, Dale Squires, Maree Tait, and Meql Williams Reviewed by Lee G. Anderson

MRE Reviewers 2012 .................................................................................................................... 401

Contents of Volu~ne 27 403

21

MARINE SCIENCE BULLETIN

CONTENTS Preliminary analysis on the interdecadal variation characteristics of typhoon over the

........................ Northwestern Pacific in the past sixty years YU Fan et al. (03)

Internal tides in the northern South China Sea from 20-day in-situ mooring

obsep,ations in 1998 ............................................................ CAI Yang et al. (12)

Comparison of spectral partitioning techniques for wind wave and swell

....................................................................................... LI Shui-qing et al. (24)

Analysis of tidal and residual currents across semi-enclosed bay mouth based on

shipboard ADCP measurements .......................................... LI Xi-bin et al. (37)

An approach to estimate tidal dissipation with single-point high-frequency ground wave

radar data ..................................................................... MA0 Hua-bin et al. (46)

Distribution of clay minerals in surface sediments off Yangtze River estuary

.............................................................................. LAN Xian-hong et al. (56)

Changes in magnetic susceptibility and grain size of Holocene sediments of the Pearl River

estuary and climate changes reflected by them .................. CAO Ling-long et al. (70)

Correction of seabed layer thickness in processing the subbottom profile data

.............................................................................. WANG Fang-qi et al. (83)

22

TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY

VOLUME 141, NUMBER 6, November 2012

1433 Relationshjp between Fish Size and Upper Thermal Tolerance Mattltew S. Recsetac Matthew I! Zeigler; DnvidL. Ward, Scott A. Bonnr; and Colleen A. Coldwell

1439 An Individual-Based Model of Ontogenetic Migration in Reef Fish Using a Biased Random Walk Steven Saul, David Die, Elizobetlt N. Brooks, and Karen Bums

1453 Evaluati the Performance of Vertical Longlines to Survey Reef Fish Populations in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Kevarr C % . regalrs, Lela S . Schlenker; J. Marcus Drymon, John E Mareska, nrldSean I-1 Powers

1465 [Note] Empirical Evidence of Fall Spawning by Atlantic Sturgeon in the James River, Virginia Mattl~ew T Balazik, Greg C. G a r r ~ m ~ ~ , Joel I! Van Eenere~aam, Jerre Mohler; nrzd L. C u n y Woods IN

1472 [Note] Shon-Term Effects of Fonnalin and Ethanol Fixation and Preservation Techniques on Weight and Size of Fish Eggs E. A. Frimpong and M. L. Henebry

1480 Effect of Feeding-Fasting Cycles on Oxygen Consumption and Bioenergetics of Female Yellow Perch Travis W Scl~oeffei; Daniel E. Spenglec C n s q W Schoenebeck, Micltnel L. Bmwn, andStevert R. Cl~il>ps

1492 Age, Growth. Survival, and Maturity of Lake Trout Morphotypes in Lake Mistassini, Quebec Micl~oel .I Hnnsen, Nancy A. Nate, Clta,-les C Krueger; Mara S. Zirnarernmrs Hnwm G. K ~ L I C ~ ~ O I I . and Willinn1 U: T~)llor

1504 [Note] A Comparison of Early Development between a Domesticated Stock of Coho Salmon and Its Parental Stock Kathleen G. Neely, Janres M. Myers, orrd Jeffrey J. H a d

1510 Utility of Alligator Gar Age Estimates from Otoliths: Pectoral Fin Rays, and Scales David L. Backnteier; Nathan G. Smith, nr,dKerv S. Reeves

1520 Upstream Movement of Juvenile Coho Salmon in Relation to Environmental Conditions in a Culvert Test Bed Gnty E. Joh,tson. Wnlter H. Pearson. Susan L. Southnrd, nnndRoberf I-1 Mr,eller

1532 Fish Community Response to Habitat Alteration: Impacts of Sand Dredging in the Kansas River Jnsorz Fische,; Crnig Pnakert, nrzd Melinda Dnrtiels

1545 Defining Life Histories of Precocious Male Pan; Minijack, and Jack Chinook Salmon Using Scale Patterns June Jo1111son. Tyler Johnson, nrtd T i ~ ~ ~ o f h y Copelartd

1557 Landscape Genetics Reveals Population Subdivisioli in Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Pacific Cod 111grid Spies

1574 Migratory Variation in Mackenzie River System Broad Whitefish: Insights from Otolith Strontium Distributions L. N. Harris, T N. Loewen, J. D. Reist, N. M. Holden, J. A. Bnbolsk, arid R. E TnNmnrt

1586 Susceptibility of Juvenile Steelhead to Avian Predation: the Influence of Individual Fish Characteristics and River Conditions Nathan J. Hostette~ Allen E Evans, Daniel D. Roby, and Kerz Collis

1600 Detection of Threatened Delta Smelt in the Gut Contents of the Invasive Mississippi Silverside in the San Francisco Estuary Using TaqMan Assays Melirrda R. Boerwald, Brian M. Scl~reiei; Gregg Schurrte,: and Bernie May

1608 Identifying Cisco Refuge Lakes in Minnesota under Future Climate Scenarios Xirtg Fang, Liping Jinng, Peter C. Jacobsorr, Heinz G. Stefa,~, Shoeb R. Alnm, nndDonaldL. Perrira

1622 Migration Strategies of Adult Chinook Salmon Runs in Response to Diverse Environmental Conditions in the Klamath River Basin Joshrrn S. Strarlge

1637 A Direct-Gradient Multivariate Index of Biotic Condition L. E. Mirando, J. N Aycock, ortd K. J. Killgorr

1649 Temperature-Related Changes in Habitat Quality and Use by Bonneville Cutthroat Trout in Regulated and Unregulated River Segments Ryar~ W Hillyard and E r ~ ~ e s t R. Keeley

23

24

Inclusion of Low Levels of Blood and F e s t h $ ~ ~ - $ ~ ; l ~ P @ ~ > ~ & i ~ Q ~ & ~ d Seabream (Sparm aurata) . . .. , .,,. ~~

Natacha Nogueira, Nereida Cordeiro, Genetic Diversity of Cyprinion rnac Sevgi Durna Dqtan, Fevzi Bardakci; Na The Effect of the Replacement of Pi& % m i d and Fatty Acid Profile of Rainbow Trout Juveniles, 0 Abdulkadir Bayr, Ktiqat Bayakt

Effect of Anes thes iawi th~I~ve~W m Feed kntah in S 1 W Sm&%xa Brandt, 1869) . .

Bilal Akbulut, Eyiip Cakmak, . 6 i ~ ; & d ~ . . ~ ,~..'.> &I, Nn* Mw , ..

&gun Akif Ozak, i b r a h i r n ~ e d s ~....,

U.R. Zargar, A.R. Yousuf, ~i - Relative Efficiencies ~f dLslmaLChraal Carp (Carassius car%

Antibiotic Resistance from K I M - La?goon (Wmbpi - T- Nuket Sivri, Cemal S Ozgmus, Feyza Colakoglu, DiM D0ga Long Term Investigati 1 Using Remotely Sensed. Mehmet Tahir Kavak ..: Species Composition i'on dMollusca in Reiation to Water mality

Melek Zeybek, SHORTPAPER . -'.:

Reproductive Features ~f&&&k-Sand Smdf, kkrim boyeri (Risso, 1810), m Exdk Fish is Lake BBrdir (Isparta, Turkey) :-~ Fahrettin Kil~Uk, Sdim b@trliau D i n

25

J.R. T d aax4 H.C. L i i

M. Zhang, W.J. Liang, and X.K. Zhang

R.N. EN14 M.N. Aka, A.M. Kouassl. M. P a g m , and V. N'douh

T. Yoshida. C.F. Liong. A.M. h,,,. ' Toda, and B.H.R. Othman

R.E. Pitilin, M.S. Ar&p, and M.L.T. Buschini

Y.I. Kantor, A.E. Fedo__ ., -nd I.N. Marin

L.Y. Limo, M.C. Chiu.Y.S. Huang, and M.H. Kuo

H.Y. ttsieh, W.T. Lo, and L.J. Wu

S. Pwrhi,A.Aryal D. Rawbenhednner, J. Lail, and B Adhikari

S.N. Ryu, K.H.. Jsng, E.k. Chi, S,K.&; S,J, Song, H,J, a' ~.Y.M.,Kim.I%eangang.J. M.'$.Y~p,S.Y.kafw, H.M. Ki iG.S Lae.D.H.Lae,Y.SChoo,J.H.W .IS. M. L.S. Rp. LS. Khh~aRd U.W. tbmg

ANIMAL BEHAVKZR Sex Ratlo and Mating Behavior tn like Calanoid Copepod Pseudodiaptomus annandalar

Burrows wtth Chimneys of the Fiddler Crab Uca thayer! Construdion. Occurrence, and Function

COMPARATIVE PHYSEOLOGY A Shii to an Ion Regulatory Role by G~lls of a Semi-Terrestrial Crab, Ocypode stimpsoni

ECOLOGY Soil Nematode Abundance and Diversity In Different Forest Types at Changbai Mountain, Chtna

Spatiotemporal Variations in the At--"-nee. Bioma-- '-----':'-- -1d Pmdudion of Oithona brm'cwnis ( C q -,-- a: Cyclopold-, ... _ . . . ... ..~n Tropical Coastal Lagoon (Grand-Lam, C6te d'koire)

Temperaturs E k d s on the Egg Development Time and Hatching Succeso of Three Acartia Specles (Copepoda: Calanoda) from the Strait of Malacfa

Individual Specialization in the Hunting-wasp Trypoxylon (Trypargilum) a g m n o n Richards (Hymenoptera: Crabronldee)

An U n w l l y High Abundance and Dtversity of the Tere.. --- ,---. -,--a Conoldea) In Nha Trang Bay, Vmtnam

Size-dependent Foraging on Aquatic a restrtal Prey by the Endangered Tatwan Salmon Oncorhynchus m s w I ranus

CI lnity Structure of Larval Fhshes from the Southeastern Taiwan Strait Ltnked to Seasonal Monsoon-dnven Currents

Rapmductlve Patlerns of Capttve Male and Femak Monwled Cobra. Naja kaoufhra (Lesson, 1831)

Summer Diet and Distribution of the Red Panda (Ailuurus fulgens fulgens) in Ohorpatan Hunting Reserve. Nepal

SYSTEMATICS AND BIDOEOGRAPHY Biodiver*~ of Marine Invertebrates on Rocky Shores of Dokdo, Korea

26

New Additions to Library

I. Periodicals

1. African Journal of Marine Science : Vol.34 (3) Oct '12

2. Agricultural Research : Vol.61 (1) Jan '13

3. Agriculture Today : Vol.15 (12) Dec '12

4. Annals of Library and Information Studies : Vol.59 (4) Dec '12

5. Aquaculture Asia : Vol.17 (2) Apr-Jun '12

6. Aquaculture Asia : Vol.17 (3) Jul-Sep '12

7. Aquatic Living Resources : Vol.25 (3) Jul/Sep '12

8. Biological Bulletin : Vol. 223 (2) Oct '12

9. Bulletin of Japanese Society of Fisheries Oceanography : Vol.76 (4) 2012

10. Bulletin of Peabody Museum of Natural History : Vol.53 (2) Oct '12

11. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences : Vol. 69 (10) Oct '12

12. Copeia : No. 4, Dec '12

13. Current Science : Vol. 103 (11) Dec '12

14. Current Science : Vol. 104 (1) Jan '13

15. Current Science : Vol. 104 (2) Jan '13

16. Current Science : Vol. 104 (3) Feb '13

17. Daily Weather Report - Kerala and Lakshadweep : Dec '12

18. Daily Weather Report - Kerala and Lakshadweep : Jan '13

19. Daily Weather Report - Kerala and Lakshadweep : Nov '12

20. Down To Earth : Vol.21 (16) Jan '13

21. Down To Earth : Vol.21 (17) Jan '13

22. Down To Earth : Vol. 21 (18) Feb '13

23. Economic and Political Weekly : Vol. 47 (50) Dec '12

24. Economic and Political Weekly : Vol. 48 (3) Jan '13

25. Economic and Political Weekly : Vol. 48 (4) Jan '13

26. Economic and Political Weekly : Vol. 48 (5) Feb '13

27. Economic and Political Weekly : Vol. 48 (6) Feb '13

27

28. Economic and Political Weekly : Vol. 48 (7) Feb '13

29. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper 557 : Review of tropical reservoirs and

their fisheries - The cases of Lake Nasser, Lake Volta and Indo-Gangetic Basin reservoir

30. Fish Farming International : Iss.1, Jan '13

31. Fish Technology Newsletter : Vol.23 (3) Jul-Sep '12

32. Fisheries : Vol. 37 (12) Dec '12

33. Fishery Technology : Vol. 50 (1) Jan '13

34. Fishing News International : Vol. 51 Feb '13

35. Fishing News International : Vol. 51 Jan '13

36. Helgoland Marine Research : Vol.66 (4) Dec '12

37. ICAR News : Vol.18 (4) Oct - Dec '12

38. ICAR Reporter : Oct - Dec '12

39. ICES Journal of Marine Science : Vol. 69 (10) Dec '12

40. ICES Journal of Marine Science : Vol. 69 (9) Nov '12

41. Indian Farming : Vol.62 (9) Dec '12

42. Indian Journal of Experimental Biology : Vol.50 (12) Dec '12

43. Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources: Vol. 3 (4) Dec '12

44. Indian Ocean Turtle Newsletter : No. 16, Jul '12

45. Infofish International : No.1, Jan / Feb '13

46. Journal of Aquatic Animal Health : Vol. 24 (4) Dec '12

47. Journal of Crustacean Biology : Vol. 31 (1-2) 2011

48. Journal of Crustacean Biology : Vol. 31 (3-4) 2011

49. Journal of Fish Biology : Vol. 81(7) Nov '12

50. Journal of Ichthyology (Russian) : Vol. 51(5) 2011

51. Journal of Ichthyology (Russian) : Vol. 51(6) 2011

52. Journal of Ichthyology (Russian) : Vol. 52 (2) 2012

53. Journal of Ichthyology (Russian) : Vol. 52 (3) 2012

54. Journal of Marine Biological Association of India : Vol. 54 (2) Jul – Dec '12

55. Journal of Marine Biological Association of the UK : Vol. 92 (1) Feb '12

56. Journal of Marine Biological Association of the UK : Vol.92 (2) Mar '12

57. Journal of Marine Biological Association of the UK : Vol.92 (3) May '12

28

58. Journal of Marine Biological Association of the UK : Vol.92 (4) Jun '12 (Sp.Iss. on Coral

Reefs, The Aquarium Trade and The Maritime Industry )

59. Kasetsart University Fisheries Research Bulletin : Vol.36 (2) May '12

60. Marine Fisheries Census 2010 : Union Territories of Andaman & Nicobar and

Lakshadweep Islands

61. Marine Resource Economics : Vol. 27 (4) 2012

62. Marine Science Bulletin : Vol.14 (2) 2012

63. National Geographic : Vol. 223 (1) Jan '13

64. National Geographic : Vol. 223 (2) Feb '13

65. Nature : Vol. 493 (7430) Jan '13

66. Nature : Vol. 493 (7431) Jan '13

67. Nature : Vol. 493 (7432) Jan '13

68. Nature : Vol. 493 (7433) Jan '13

69. Nature : Vol. 493 (7434) Jan '13

70. NIWA Biodiversity Memoir 126 - The Marine Fauna of New Zealand : New Zealand

Primnoidae (Anthozoa: Alcyonacea) Part 1. Genera Narella, Narelloides, Metanarella,

Calyptrophora, and Helicoprimnoa

71. Ocean and Polar Research : Vol.34 (4) Dec '12

72. Pacific Science : Vol.66 (4) Oct '12

73. Recent Topics in Plant, Medical and Animal Virology. " Virocon-2012", Indian Virological

Society , 8-10 November 2012 on "Immunology and Management of Viral Diseases in 21st

Century.Indian Veterinary Research Institute and Project Directorate on Foot and Mouth

Disease, Mukteswar

74. Resonance : Vol.17 (12) Dec '12

75. Safety recommendations for decked fishing vessels of less than 12 metres in length and

undecked fishing vessels (FAO)

76. Dr. S.Jones Centeary Colloquium on 'Challenges in Marine Mammal Conservation &

Research in the Indian Ocean' , Keynotes & Posters . Marine Biological Association of

India, August 26-27, 2011, Kochi. Kripa,V. and Vijayagopal,P. ed.

77. Seafood Export Journal : Vol.43 (1) Jan '13

29

78. Seaweeds - 2004 National Symposium and Exposition, 22-24 January, 2004, Cochin.

Abstracts Gopinathan,C.P. etal, ed. Marine and Coastal Protected Areas : A Guide for

Planners and Managers

79. Souvenir cum Abstracts - XXI National Conference on Immunobiology and Management of

Viral Diseases in 21st Century. VIROCON-2012, Indian Virological Society (IVS), 8-10

November, 2012

80. Swamysnews : No. 01, Jan '13

81. Swamysnews : No. 12, Dec '12

82. Training Manual on Best Practices for Instruments and Methods of Ocean Observation.

Regional Workshop on' Best Practices for Instruments and Methods of Ocean Observation',

19-21 November 2012, Chennai, India.WMO/DBCP ; NIOT ; BOBLME Project ; and

BOBP-IGO, Chennai,India

83. Transactions of American Fisheries Society: Vol. 141 (6) Nov '12

84. Turkish Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences : Vol.12 (3) Sep '12

85. Turkish Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences : Vol.12 (Sp.Iss.) Sep '12

86. Zoological Studies : Vol.51 (5) Sep '12

30