.~ .....'-~ THE ECHINODERM NEWSLEt=t'ER Number 23. 1998 Editor: Cynthia Ahearn Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History Room W-318, Mall Stop 163 Washington D.C. 20560-0163 U.S.A. NEW E-MAIL: [email protected]Distributed by: David Pawson Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History Room W-323, Mall Stop 163 Washington D.C. 20560-0163 U.S.A. The newsletter contains information concerning meetings and conferences, publications of interest to echinoderm biologists, .tides of theses on echinoderms, and research interests, and addresses of echinoderm biologists. Individuals who desire to receive the newsletter should send their uame, address and research interests to the editor. The newsletter is not intended to be a part of the scientific literature and should not be cited, abstracted, or reprinted as a published document. From Edward Forbes (l8~
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THE ECHINODERM NEWSLEt=tER
Number 23 1998
Editor Cynthia AhearnSmithsonian InstitutionNational Museum of Natural HistoryRoom W-318 Mall Stop 163Washington DC 20560-0163 USA
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Distributed by David PawsonSmithsonian InstitutionNational Museum of Natural HistoryRoom W-323 Mall Stop 163Washington DC 20560-0163 USA
The newsletter contains information concerning meetings and conferences publications of interestto echinoderm biologists tides of theses on echinoderms and research interests and addresses ofechinoderm biologists Individuals who desire to receive the newsletter should send their uameaddress and research interests to the editor
The newsletter is not intended to be a part of the scientific literature and should not be citedabstracted or reprinted as a published document
From Edward Forbes (l8~
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Russia bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 89Umted States bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 89
Papers Presented at Meetings (by conference)XIV Zoology National Congress Mexico bullbull 90Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival (notice) bullbullbull 91Western Society of Naturalists Meeting California bull 91Annual Meeting of Florida Association of Benthologists bull 92Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Nevada bull 92Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology bullbull93XVIII Congreso de Ciencias del Mar Chile 94North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island virginia 95Geological Society of America 32nd Annual Meeting North-Central 965th European Conference on Echinoderms bull 97Echinoderm Specialists Keyword List bull 105
Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius bull 111Information Bulletin Beche-de-Mer 113New Book AnnouncementsEchinoderms San Francisco bull 1JS
Sea Cucumbers of British Columbia Southeast Alaska and Puget Sound bullbull 1J6Fauna Sinica Phylum Echinodermata 117Fossils of Ohio 1J9North Australian Sea Cucumbers 121
Ailsas Section 122
30th Anrliversary 1Echinoderm SpecialistsAddresses (p-) Fax (f-) e-mail numbers bull 2current Research bull 39Theses and Dissertations bullbull 62Information Requests bullbullbullbullbull 66AImouncements bull 67Recent Echinoderms Publications and Papers in Press 69How I Began to Study Echinoderms - Part 8
John Lucas 83Ram Mohan M K 84Payikat Sahadevan Asha 85Robert Singletary bull 85
Papers Presented at Meetings (by country or region)Africa bullbullbull86Australia bull 86Car1ada 86Europe 87India bull87Jatnaica 88Japan 88Pakistan bullbullbullbull 88
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30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE ECHINODERM NEWSLETTER
Communication among scientists is extraordinarily important As thenumber of scientists working on echinoderms is not large a journal orsociety to facilitate communication has never developed Thus the
founding of the Echinoderm Newsletter in 1968 by David Pawson andMaureen Downey of the Smithsonian Institution was an important
contribution to progress in echinoderm biology David noted in the firstnewsletter We believe that the newsletter should be helpful in
providing an informal means of communication between specialists Hisbelief was well founded as the issues over the years have provided notonly information itselfbut have led to interaction and collaboration ofechinoderm biologists Let us recognize this anniversary with joy
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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non-isocrinid ainoids
NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
ECIDNODERM WEB PAGES
Francesco Bonasoro - httplmiuccacsiunimiitrechino5ece7htm
Thomas Brey - httpwwwawi-bremerhavende
Jon Eggert - (contact midvangurislandiais) Reference PagehUpIwwwislandiaisfmidvangurnew-page_8htm
Reinnmd Haude - httpwwwgwdgdefuggpwww
Thomas Kammer - httpwwwgeowvuedurtwnmerlwelcomehtm
Alexander Kerr - httppeaplantbiologyyaleedu8001rjklabalex_kerrhtml
Lucas 1 - URL Aquaculture httpwwwjcueduauldeptlAquacultureJaquaculthtm
Christopher Mah - CAS Echinoderm Web PagewwwcalacademyorglresearchflZglechinoderml
Charles G Messing- comatulid crinoid web pages1Ittpl1www1UTVtLeduiocelllllmessingcrinoidslwltitlehtmJ
Philip Mladenov - httpgandaJfotagoacnz800lMarinelmarinehtDl
Mike Reich - bttpIwwwuni-greifswaldde
Mattias Skold - bttpwwwotagoacD71MarineScience
RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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the Sea of Japan coast in soutwestem Hokkaido Fisheries Science (m press)~swna Y Gonadal growth of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus sampled from tropbically poor
coralline flats and fed excess kelp Laminaria religiosa Fisheries Science (in press)~ Y Ecological studies on the population dynamics of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nutilIsSci
Rep Hokkaido Fish Exp Stn (in Japanese) (in press)Imeziane N and M Roux 1997 Biodiversity and historical biogeography of stalked crinoids (Echinodermata)
Biodiversity and Conservation 61557-1570 8 fig 1 tabltrakaki Y T Uehara and I Fagoonee 1998 Comparative studies of the genus Echinometra from Okinawa
and Mauritius Zool Sci 15159-168Aronson R B and D B Blake 1997 Predation and the paleoecology of suspension-feeding echinoderms In
Echinoderms Notes for a Short Course Paleontological Society Papers 2 1997Aronson RB DB Blake and T OjL 1997 Retrograde community structure in the Late Eocene of
Antarctica Geology 25(10)903-906Aronson RB and WF Precht 1997 Stasis biological disturbance and community structure of a Holocene
coral reef Paleobiology 23(3)326-346Ausich WI 1996 Phylum Echinodermata p 242-261 In RM Feldmann (ed) Fossils ofObio Obio Division
of Geological Survey Bulletin 70Ausich WI 1997 Regional Encrinites A Vanished LithoDcies In Brett CE and Gc Baird (eels)
Paleontological Events Stratigraphic Ecological and Evolutionary Implications Columbia University PressNew York NY Chapter 19 pp 509-519
Ausich WI 1997 Calyx plate homologies and early evolutionary history of the Crinoidea PaleontologicalSociety Papers 3289-304
Ausich WI TW Kammer and DL Meyer 1997 Middle Mississippian disparid crinoids from themidcontinental United States 1 Paleont 71(1)131-148
Baker AN 1998 The rediscovery of Echimls elevatus Hutton 1872 in New Zealand and a new name forAcanthotrema Baker amp Rowe 1990 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Journal of the Royal Society of NewZealand 28(2) 281-286
Balser E 1998 Cloning by ophiuroid echinoderm larvae BioI Bull 194187-193Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene Stelleroids (Echinodermata) at Seymour Island Antarctic
PenjnsWa J Paleont 72(2)339-353Blake DB R Reid III 1998 Some Albian (Cretaceous) asteroids (Echinodermata) from Texas and their
Paleobiological Implications Journal of Paleontology 72512-532Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene echinoderms of Seymour Island Antarctica p 9-12 In R J
Mooi and M L Telford (005) Echinoderms San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB 1998 Morphological characters of early asteroids and ophiuroids p 5-7 In R 1 Mooi and ML
Telford (eels) EchinodellDS San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB G Breton and S Gofas 1996 A new genus and species of Asteriidae (Asteroidea Echinodermata)
from the Upper Cretaceous (Coniacian) of Angola Africa Palaont Z 70 (12)181-187Bourseau JP J David M Roux D Bertrand and V Clochard 1998 Une nouvelle espeee du genre
Balanocrinus (Crinoides pedoncules) provenant du Kimmeridgien inferieur des environs de La Rochelle(Charente maritime France) Geobios Lyon 3 12 215-227 8 fig
Bluhm AB P Piepenburg and Kv Juterzenka (in press) Distribution standing stock growth mortality andproduction of Strongylocentrotus paIlidus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in the northern Barents Sea PolarBiology
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Boudouresque C-F R Lemee X Marl and A Meinesz 1996 The invasive alga Caulerpa taxiolia is not asuitable diet for the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus Aquatic Botany 53245-250
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Prestedge GK The distribution and biology of Patiriella vtvipaTa (Echinodermata Asteroidea Asterinidae) aseastar endemic to southeast Tasmania (prospective journal Records of the Australian Museum)
Rajpal V and AS Thandar (in press) Neocucumis kilbumi sp Nov (Echinodermata HolotlmroideaCucumariidae) from the east coast of South Afiica with a key of the genus Neocucumis S Aft J Zool
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Reich M 1996 Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) aus der Wellen Scbrelbkreide (Unter-Maastrichtillm) derInsel RUgen (Norddeutschland) (Holothurian remains (Echinodermata) from the White Chalk of the Isle ofRUgen (Northern Germany)] - Terra Nostra (Scbriften der Alfred-Wegener Stiftung) 966 72 Bonn
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Reich M 1997 TricaIclamne1a cretaeea paragen et parasp nov (Echinodermata) aus dem MaastrichtiumNorddeutsehlands (TricaJclamne1a cretacea paragen et parasp nov (Echinodermata) from theMaastrichtian of northern Germany] _Greifswalder Geowissenschaftliche Beitrage 4113-119 2 figs 1 pIGreifswald
Reich M 1997 Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) aus dem Eemium der Kernbohrung DA-l bei Dagebiill(pleistozan NW -Deutschland) (Holothurian remains (Echinodermata) from the Eemian of the DagebueIlWen DA-l (pleistocene Northwestern Germany)] - Meyniana 49 139-149 1 Abb 2 Tab 1 Tat Kie1
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Rogers CN JE Williamson DG Carson PD Steinberg 1998 Diel vertical movement by mesograzers onseaweeds Mar Ecol Prog Ser (in press)
Raux M N Ameziane and J David 1997 Compromis adaptatifs et ontogenese chez les crinoides peetonculesGeobios Lyon MS 2 1319-327 7 fig
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Roux M and DL Pawson (in press) Two new species ofhyocrinid crinoids (Echinodermata) with commentson presumed giant-dwarf gradients related to seamounts and abyssal plains Pacific Science 4 pI
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Samyn Y NA Muthiga and N Dars (m preparation) Indicative results on the reproductive periodicity of thetropical sea urchin Echinothrix caamaris (pallas 1774)
Samyn Y and NA Muthiga (in preparation) Reproductive status of the tropical sea urchin Echinothrixdiadema (Linnaeus 1758) thriving in the Mombasa Marine National Park Kenya
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Sartoretto S and P Francour 1997 Quantification ofbioerosion by Sphaerechinus granu1aris on coralJigeneconcretions of the western Mediterranean 1 MarBioLAssUK 77565-568
Schroeter SC lD Dixon TA Ebert and lV Rankin 1996 Effects of kelp forests Macrocystispyriferaonthe larval distribution and settlement of red and purple sea urchins Strongylocentrotus franciscamlS and Spupuratus Mar Ecol Prog Ser 133125-134
Sconzo G G Amore G Capra G Giudice D Cascino and G Ghersi Identification and characterization ofaconstitutive bsp75 in sea urchin embryos BBRC 234 24-29
Sconzo G F Geraci R Melfi D Cascino G Spinelli G Giudice and R Sircma 1997 Sea urchinHSF invitro and in transgenic embryos BBRC 240 436-441
Sconzo G D Cascino G Amore F Geraci and G Giudice 1997 Effect of the IMPase inhibitorL690 330on sea urchin development Cell Biol Inter 21
Sedova LG NM Aminina Yu E Bregman and AV Podkorytova Impact of some artificial foods on seaurchins Strongylocentrotus intermedius gonads development and their roe quality (m press)
Skold M (in press) Escape responses in four epibenthic brittle stars (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) OpheliaSkold M and JSG Gunnarsson 1996 Somatic and genninal growth of the infaunal brittle starsAmphiura
filiormis and A chiajei in response to organic enrichment Marine Ecology Progress Series Vol 142203-214
Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
Smith Ac 1997 Treasures from the Sea for Medicine Med-Marine Publications Panama City Florida 57 ppSolis-Marin F A H Reyes-Bonilla MD Herrero-Perezrul O Arizpe-Covarrubias and A Laguarda-FJgUerIS
1997 Systematics and distnbution of the echinoderms from Bahia de la Paz Ciencias Marinas 23(2)249-263
Solis-Marin FA A Laguarda-Figueras and A Leija-Tristan 1997 Morphology systematics and distributionofMeoma ventricosa grandis and M ventricosa ventricosa (Echinodermata Echinoidea Brissidae) alongMexican coasts Proc BioI Soc Wash 110(2) 301-309
Sroka S D and D B Blake 1997 Echinodermata p 223-225 In C W Shabica and A K Hay (eds)Richardsons Guide to the Fossil Fauna of Mazon Creek Northeastern lllinois University Chicago
Stewart BG (1998) Observations on induced spawning and ovulation in the snake star Astrobrtrchionconstrlctum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) In Moo~ R and Telford M (eds) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Proceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco Balkema Amsterdam pp 431-436
Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
Stewart B and PV Mladenov 1997 Population structure growth and recruitment of the euryalinidbrittle-star Astrobrachion constrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in Doubtful Sound Fiordland NewZealand Marine Biology 127 687-697
Stokes MD BG Stewart and D Epei (m press) The kinetics of the cortical reaction and respiratory burstfollowing fertilisation of Sterechinus neumayeri eggs Antarctic Journal of the United States
Storc R 1997 Ophiuroid remains from the nearshore environments of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Cenomanian-Turonian boundary interval) A preliminary report Bull Czech gooi Surv 72(2)171-174Praha
Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
Pakistan waters Pakistan Journal of Zoology 29(1) 92-94Telford M and O Ellers (in press) The moving teeth ofechinoids International Echinoderms Conference San
FranciscoTelford M amp Ellers O 1997 Tooth advancement muscles in the sand dollar Echinarachnius parma
Invertebrate Biology 116 255-261Tesoro V F Zito YYokota E Nakano S Sciarrino and V Matranga A protein of basal lamina of the sea
urchin embryo Develop Growth Differ (in press)Thandar AS 1996 Chiridota durbanensis new species and a new record of Neothyonidium arthroprocessum
from the east coast of South Africa (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) S Afr 1 Zoot 31(4) 208-213Thandar AS 1998 A new genus and three new species of deep sea holothuroids from the west coast of South
Africa (Echinodennata) J Zoot Lond 244 79-88Thandar AS (in press) Some deep-sea holothuroids taken by the R V Africana ITin 1959 in the collections of
the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
Geobios (in press)Ventura CRR APC Falcio 1S Santos and CS Fiori 1997 Reproductive cycle and feeding periodicity in
the starfish Astropecten brasiliensis in the Cabo Frio upwelling ecosystem (Brazil) InvertebrateReproduction and Development 31 1-3 (1997) 135-141
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Webster G D (in press) Distortion in the stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of Timor a historical reviewwitb ananalysis of the crinoid and blastoid faunas International symposium on the Permian of eastern TethysBiostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resomces Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
Webster GD and KJHouck 1999 Middle Pennsylvanian Late Atokan-Early Desmoinesian echinodermsfrom an intermountain basin the Central Colorado Trough Journal of Paleontology
Weinberg S and C DeRidder 1998 Asthenosoma marisrubri nsp (Echinodermat8 Echinoidea) from the RedSea Beaufortia 48(3)27-46
Williamson DJ 1998 Larval transfer in evolution Chapter 33 (pp436-453) [In] Horizontal Gene Transfer(Eds) M Syvanen amp CL Kado Chapman amp Hall London amp New York
Won IR and BJ Rho 1998 Two new species and four new records ofHolothuroidea from Korea KoreanIBioi Sci 29-20
Yokota Y and S Amemiya 1998 A putative vitellogenin in coelomic fluid ofechinothurioid sea urchinsAraeosoma owstoni and Asthenosoma ijimai Compo Biochem Physioi 119A 801-805
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Organising Coounittee
Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
PALEONTOWGY AND PHYLOGENYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Reproductive Biology
Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
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Rozhnov SV The crookedness of the stem and crone of the pelmatozoan echinodenns as a result ofheterochrony Oral
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Conand C and S Uthicke Asexual reproduction in population of Stichopus choloronotus (Holothuroidea) acomparison between Pacific and Indian Ocean populations Poster
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Hoshi M M Kawamura Y Maruyama E Yoshida M Ikeda M Ogiso M Matsumoto Egg-jellycomponents responsible for the induction of acrosome reaction in the starnsh Asterias amurensis Oral
Mladenov PV and Y Achituv Morphological and genetic relationships among fissiparous andnon-fissiparous populations of the seastar Asterina burtoni from the Red and Mediterranean Seas Oral
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Skold M MF Barker and PV Mladenov The role of environmental factors in regulating asexualreproduction in the sea star Coscinasterias murieata effects of food availability and fluctuating temperatureOral
Thorndyke MC Regeneration in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerAlves SLS AD Pereira and CRR Ventura Sexual and asexual reproduction in a population I)f
Coscinasterias tenuispina (Lamarck 1816) from Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterCarvalho ALPS and CRR Ventura Reproductive cycle of Asterina stellijera (Mobius) (Asteroidea
Asterinidae) in the Cabo Frio upwelling region Brazil PosterVentura CRR Gametogenesis and growth of two Astropecten species from midsheJf upwelling region Cabo
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
An original approach is also being carried out in a traditionnalexploitation country-Madagascar-in the context of a regional pro-gramme (Commission de lOcean Indien (COl) GICZ) To achievesustainable exploitation of this fragile resource the exporters havedecided to organise the profession (see p 4)
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In the rubrique Asexual reproduction by fission new observations arereported for the first time on the species Holothuria leucospilota (see p 5)which had been previously cited as reproducing only sexually
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The Echinoderm Newsletter 2313 (1998)
Editorial13
Table of Contents13
30th Anniversary of The Echinoderm Newsletter
Echinoderm Specialists13
Current Research13
Theses amp Dissertations13
Information Requests13
Announcements13
Echinoderm Webpages13
Recent Echinoderm Publications and Papers in press13
How I began Part 813
Paper presented at Conferences (by country or region)
Paper presented at Conferences (by conference13)
Upcoming Conference13
Echinoderm Specialists Keyword List13
Obituary13
Cahiers de Biologie Marine13
Bech-de-Mer Information Bulletin13
New Books13
Varia13
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Papers Presented at Meetings (by conference)XIV Zoology National Congress Mexico bullbull 90Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival (notice) bullbullbull 91Western Society of Naturalists Meeting California bull 91Annual Meeting of Florida Association of Benthologists bull 92Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Nevada bull 92Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology bullbull93XVIII Congreso de Ciencias del Mar Chile 94North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island virginia 95Geological Society of America 32nd Annual Meeting North-Central 965th European Conference on Echinoderms bull 97Echinoderm Specialists Keyword List bull 105
Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius bull 111Information Bulletin Beche-de-Mer 113New Book AnnouncementsEchinoderms San Francisco bull 1JS
Sea Cucumbers of British Columbia Southeast Alaska and Puget Sound bullbull 1J6Fauna Sinica Phylum Echinodermata 117Fossils of Ohio 1J9North Australian Sea Cucumbers 121
Ailsas Section 122
30th Anrliversary 1Echinoderm SpecialistsAddresses (p-) Fax (f-) e-mail numbers bull 2current Research bull 39Theses and Dissertations bullbull 62Information Requests bullbullbullbullbull 66AImouncements bull 67Recent Echinoderms Publications and Papers in Press 69How I Began to Study Echinoderms - Part 8
John Lucas 83Ram Mohan M K 84Payikat Sahadevan Asha 85Robert Singletary bull 85
Papers Presented at Meetings (by country or region)Africa bullbullbull86Australia bull 86Car1ada 86Europe 87India bull87Jatnaica 88Japan 88Pakistan bullbullbullbull 88
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30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE ECHINODERM NEWSLETTER
Communication among scientists is extraordinarily important As thenumber of scientists working on echinoderms is not large a journal orsociety to facilitate communication has never developed Thus the
founding of the Echinoderm Newsletter in 1968 by David Pawson andMaureen Downey of the Smithsonian Institution was an important
contribution to progress in echinoderm biology David noted in the firstnewsletter We believe that the newsletter should be helpful in
providing an informal means of communication between specialists Hisbelief was well founded as the issues over the years have provided notonly information itselfbut have led to interaction and collaboration ofechinoderm biologists Let us recognize this anniversary with joy
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
ECIDNODERM WEB PAGES
Francesco Bonasoro - httplmiuccacsiunimiitrechino5ece7htm
Thomas Brey - httpwwwawi-bremerhavende
Jon Eggert - (contact midvangurislandiais) Reference PagehUpIwwwislandiaisfmidvangurnew-page_8htm
Reinnmd Haude - httpwwwgwdgdefuggpwww
Thomas Kammer - httpwwwgeowvuedurtwnmerlwelcomehtm
Alexander Kerr - httppeaplantbiologyyaleedu8001rjklabalex_kerrhtml
Lucas 1 - URL Aquaculture httpwwwjcueduauldeptlAquacultureJaquaculthtm
Christopher Mah - CAS Echinoderm Web PagewwwcalacademyorglresearchflZglechinoderml
Charles G Messing- comatulid crinoid web pages1Ittpl1www1UTVtLeduiocelllllmessingcrinoidslwltitlehtmJ
Philip Mladenov - httpgandaJfotagoacnz800lMarinelmarinehtDl
Mike Reich - bttpIwwwuni-greifswaldde
Mattias Skold - bttpwwwotagoacD71MarineScience
RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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McEdward LR and DA Janies 1997 Relationships among development ecology and morphology in theevolution of echinodenn larvae and life cycles Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 60381-400
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Samyn Y NA Muthiga and N Dars (m preparation) Indicative results on the reproductive periodicity of thetropical sea urchin Echinothrix caamaris (pallas 1774)
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Schroeter SC lD Dixon TA Ebert and lV Rankin 1996 Effects of kelp forests Macrocystispyriferaonthe larval distribution and settlement of red and purple sea urchins Strongylocentrotus franciscamlS and Spupuratus Mar Ecol Prog Ser 133125-134
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Sconzo G D Cascino G Amore F Geraci and G Giudice 1997 Effect of the IMPase inhibitorL690 330on sea urchin development Cell Biol Inter 21
Sedova LG NM Aminina Yu E Bregman and AV Podkorytova Impact of some artificial foods on seaurchins Strongylocentrotus intermedius gonads development and their roe quality (m press)
Skold M (in press) Escape responses in four epibenthic brittle stars (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) OpheliaSkold M and JSG Gunnarsson 1996 Somatic and genninal growth of the infaunal brittle starsAmphiura
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Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
Smith Ac 1997 Treasures from the Sea for Medicine Med-Marine Publications Panama City Florida 57 ppSolis-Marin F A H Reyes-Bonilla MD Herrero-Perezrul O Arizpe-Covarrubias and A Laguarda-FJgUerIS
1997 Systematics and distnbution of the echinoderms from Bahia de la Paz Ciencias Marinas 23(2)249-263
Solis-Marin FA A Laguarda-Figueras and A Leija-Tristan 1997 Morphology systematics and distributionofMeoma ventricosa grandis and M ventricosa ventricosa (Echinodermata Echinoidea Brissidae) alongMexican coasts Proc BioI Soc Wash 110(2) 301-309
Sroka S D and D B Blake 1997 Echinodermata p 223-225 In C W Shabica and A K Hay (eds)Richardsons Guide to the Fossil Fauna of Mazon Creek Northeastern lllinois University Chicago
Stewart BG (1998) Observations on induced spawning and ovulation in the snake star Astrobrtrchionconstrlctum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) In Moo~ R and Telford M (eds) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Proceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco Balkema Amsterdam pp 431-436
Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
Stewart B and PV Mladenov 1997 Population structure growth and recruitment of the euryalinidbrittle-star Astrobrachion constrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in Doubtful Sound Fiordland NewZealand Marine Biology 127 687-697
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Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
Pakistan waters Pakistan Journal of Zoology 29(1) 92-94Telford M and O Ellers (in press) The moving teeth ofechinoids International Echinoderms Conference San
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Invertebrate Biology 116 255-261Tesoro V F Zito YYokota E Nakano S Sciarrino and V Matranga A protein of basal lamina of the sea
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from the east coast of South Africa (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) S Afr 1 Zoot 31(4) 208-213Thandar AS 1998 A new genus and three new species of deep sea holothuroids from the west coast of South
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the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Organising Coounittee
Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
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Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
homologies OralLessios HA BD Kessing and JS Pearse World-wide phylogeny of Diadema OralMadon-Senez C Plate pattern of echinoid tests relative lenght of the labrum and of the sternal plates in recent
antarctic schizasterids (Spatangoida) PosterManDi R and UNicosia The oldest cyrtocrinid Nerocrinus petri n gen n sp and the Nerocrinidae n film
OralMcNamara KJ Biogeographic evolution of cenozoic Echinoids in western Australia OralMilsom C Rovings of the Roveacrinids OralMoussa B D Neraudeau J Lang and EP Verrecchia Characterization of the morphological variability in
Linthia (MaastrichtianPaleocene Echinoid ofIullemmeden Basin West Africa) PosterNebelsick J Taphonomic legacy of predation on Echinoids OralNebelsick 1 and A Kroh Palaeoecology and taphonomy of ParascutelJa beds from the Lower Miocene of the
Eastern Desert Egypt PosterNeraudeau D and J Roman Impact of the Messinian crisis on the Mediterranean Echinoid fauna OralNaunann C Cretaceous Echinoids from Jordan PosterOji T and T Mito Skeletal development ofOrycomanthusjaponica and its paleontologic implications
PosterParsley RL The Cineta (Homostelea) as Blastozoans OralRose EPF and JL Wood Clypeaster and Echinolampas (Echinoidea Irregularia) from the neogene of
south-east Spain and the Mediterranean Me8$inian salinity crisis OralRowe DA and SK Donovan Spatangoid echinoids from the eocene of Jamaica PosterRoy MS R Spaner and P Mladenov Molecular phylogeography of Ophiactis savignyi (Ophiurae
Ophiactidae) Poster
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Rozhnov SV The crookedness of the stem and crone of the pelmatozoan echinodenns as a result ofheterochrony Oral
Sevastopulo GD PW Jackson RJ Prokop Functional morphology of Pygmaeocrinus (DisparidaCrinoidea) Oral
Simpson GA and SK Donovan Fore-reef Echinoid faUDasin the Pleistocene of the Antillean regionBubados and Jamaica compared Poster
Smimov A V The origin and evolution of the order apodida (Holothuroidea) OralSmith AB and AS Gale Sea-levels sequence stratigraphy and Echinoid diversity through the Cn1aCeOUS
OralSolovjev AN and AV Markov Fossil Pericosmid Ecbinoids PosterSponer R PV Mladenov and MS Roy Molecular evolution in Amphipholis squamata OralSumrall CD and 1 Sprinkle The early ontogeny of the glyptocystitid rhombiferan Lepadocystis moorei OralThandar AS and V Rajpal Some thoughts about the supergenus Thyone Jaeger (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) PosterVillier L and M Kutscher New Lower Jurassic evidence offosssil Asteroids and comments on their diversity
PosterWiddison R Crinoid faunas of the Much Wenlock Limestone Formation of Britain Poster
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Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali F Sala M Patruno and Me Thorndyke Regenerative potential ofcrinoid arm explants Poster
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro M Trezzi and A Giardina Nerve-dependent myogenesis in armregeneration of Antedon mediteanea Poster
Conand C and S Uthicke Asexual reproduction in population of Stichopus choloronotus (Holothuroidea) acomparison between Pacific and Indian Ocean populations Poster
Cook EJ and M Kelly The effects of stocking density on the growth (somatic and gonadal) and survival ofthe green sea urchin (Psammechinus miliaris) Oral
Poulin E Feral JP Comudella L Alva V Selfing and outerossing in the brood protecting ophiuroidAmphipolis squamata Oral
Hoshi M M Kawamura Y Maruyama E Yoshida M Ikeda M Ogiso M Matsumoto Egg-jellycomponents responsible for the induction of acrosome reaction in the starnsh Asterias amurensis Oral
Mladenov PV and Y Achituv Morphological and genetic relationships among fissiparous andnon-fissiparous populations of the seastar Asterina burtoni from the Red and Mediterranean Seas Oral
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Patruno M MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro P Beesley MC Thorndyke Stress and regeneration incrinoids and asteroids Oral
Skold M MF Barker and PV Mladenov The role of environmental factors in regulating asexualreproduction in the sea star Coscinasterias murieata effects of food availability and fluctuating temperatureOral
Thorndyke MC Regeneration in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerAlves SLS AD Pereira and CRR Ventura Sexual and asexual reproduction in a population I)f
Coscinasterias tenuispina (Lamarck 1816) from Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterCarvalho ALPS and CRR Ventura Reproductive cycle of Asterina stellijera (Mobius) (Asteroidea
Asterinidae) in the Cabo Frio upwelling region Brazil PosterVentura CRR Gametogenesis and growth of two Astropecten species from midsheJf upwelling region Cabo
Frio Brazil PosterYoung CM S George T Griffin D McCarthy and S Brooke The food required for reproduction in bathyal
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
An original approach is also being carried out in a traditionnalexploitation country-Madagascar-in the context of a regional pro-gramme (Commission de lOcean Indien (COl) GICZ) To achievesustainable exploitation of this fragile resource the exporters havedecided to organise the profession (see p 4)
Several contributions update the state of the fisheries as in Tuvalu(see p 2) California and Washington State (see p 11 and 12) TorresStrait reefs (see p 17)
In the rubrique Asexual reproduction by fission new observations arereported for the first time on the species Holothuria leucospilota (see p 5)which had been previously cited as reproducing only sexually
A new rub rique on aquaculture could also be prepared (see ICLARMresults in the Solomon Islands p 3) We are looking forward to yoursuggestions and contributions
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EditorialThis 10th edition of the Bulletin gives us an opportunity to re-view the progress made in the sea-cucumber sector informa-tion system in broad terms After beginning in the tropicalPacific the Bulletin has gradually acquired a wide internationalaudience while sea cucumber fisheries often a source of con-flict have grown
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This Bulletin includes original articles on the resources of severaldifferent countries including Malaysia (p 2) Madagascar(p 7-13) Sulawesi Indonesia (p 31) and Mozambique (p 3-)Manydifferent aspects of the biology of asexual reproductionthrough fission (p 15) and identifying specimens are discussedAnd a contribution on the aquaculture ot the species SticJIOPUgtjapolticlts (p 24) will certainly meet th~ expectOltions ot those in-terested in this activitv
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belonging to 57 genera in 15 families of 6 orders
The vast majority of the material on which the present study has been based is found in
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benthic sampling north from the Pohai Sea south to the Gull of Tonkin and Hainan Island
during Programme of Oceanographical Cruises of China carried out in 1958-1960
The bathymetrical range covered is from the intertidal zone to about 200 meters excep-
tionllly more the approximate extent of the continental shell
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distribution biology and economic significance of holothurians The latter part covers the
systemati account for Holothurioidea of Chinadiagnoses are given for the higher taxa above
species keys to aid identification and details of the ranges of the species among other obser-
vations All species are figured
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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non-isocrinid ainoids
NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
ECIDNODERM WEB PAGES
Francesco Bonasoro - httplmiuccacsiunimiitrechino5ece7htm
Thomas Brey - httpwwwawi-bremerhavende
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RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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the Sea of Japan coast in soutwestem Hokkaido Fisheries Science (m press)~swna Y Gonadal growth of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus sampled from tropbically poor
coralline flats and fed excess kelp Laminaria religiosa Fisheries Science (in press)~ Y Ecological studies on the population dynamics of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nutilIsSci
Rep Hokkaido Fish Exp Stn (in Japanese) (in press)Imeziane N and M Roux 1997 Biodiversity and historical biogeography of stalked crinoids (Echinodermata)
Biodiversity and Conservation 61557-1570 8 fig 1 tabltrakaki Y T Uehara and I Fagoonee 1998 Comparative studies of the genus Echinometra from Okinawa
and Mauritius Zool Sci 15159-168Aronson R B and D B Blake 1997 Predation and the paleoecology of suspension-feeding echinoderms In
Echinoderms Notes for a Short Course Paleontological Society Papers 2 1997Aronson RB DB Blake and T OjL 1997 Retrograde community structure in the Late Eocene of
Antarctica Geology 25(10)903-906Aronson RB and WF Precht 1997 Stasis biological disturbance and community structure of a Holocene
coral reef Paleobiology 23(3)326-346Ausich WI 1996 Phylum Echinodermata p 242-261 In RM Feldmann (ed) Fossils ofObio Obio Division
of Geological Survey Bulletin 70Ausich WI 1997 Regional Encrinites A Vanished LithoDcies In Brett CE and Gc Baird (eels)
Paleontological Events Stratigraphic Ecological and Evolutionary Implications Columbia University PressNew York NY Chapter 19 pp 509-519
Ausich WI 1997 Calyx plate homologies and early evolutionary history of the Crinoidea PaleontologicalSociety Papers 3289-304
Ausich WI TW Kammer and DL Meyer 1997 Middle Mississippian disparid crinoids from themidcontinental United States 1 Paleont 71(1)131-148
Baker AN 1998 The rediscovery of Echimls elevatus Hutton 1872 in New Zealand and a new name forAcanthotrema Baker amp Rowe 1990 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Journal of the Royal Society of NewZealand 28(2) 281-286
Balser E 1998 Cloning by ophiuroid echinoderm larvae BioI Bull 194187-193Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene Stelleroids (Echinodermata) at Seymour Island Antarctic
PenjnsWa J Paleont 72(2)339-353Blake DB R Reid III 1998 Some Albian (Cretaceous) asteroids (Echinodermata) from Texas and their
Paleobiological Implications Journal of Paleontology 72512-532Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene echinoderms of Seymour Island Antarctica p 9-12 In R J
Mooi and M L Telford (005) Echinoderms San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB 1998 Morphological characters of early asteroids and ophiuroids p 5-7 In R 1 Mooi and ML
Telford (eels) EchinodellDS San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB G Breton and S Gofas 1996 A new genus and species of Asteriidae (Asteroidea Echinodermata)
from the Upper Cretaceous (Coniacian) of Angola Africa Palaont Z 70 (12)181-187Bourseau JP J David M Roux D Bertrand and V Clochard 1998 Une nouvelle espeee du genre
Balanocrinus (Crinoides pedoncules) provenant du Kimmeridgien inferieur des environs de La Rochelle(Charente maritime France) Geobios Lyon 3 12 215-227 8 fig
Bluhm AB P Piepenburg and Kv Juterzenka (in press) Distribution standing stock growth mortality andproduction of Strongylocentrotus paIlidus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in the northern Barents Sea PolarBiology
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Boudouresque C-F R Lemee X Marl and A Meinesz 1996 The invasive alga Caulerpa taxiolia is not asuitable diet for the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus Aquatic Botany 53245-250
Breton G and V Decombe 1997 Comparaison des f3unes dasterides de deux gisements cenomamens deBasse-Normandie (France) et du Devon (Angieterre)
Breton G 1997 Deux etoiles de mer du nord-est du bassin de Paris (France) leurs allies actuels sont desfossiles vivants Bull Trim Soc Geol Normandie et Amis Museum du Havre 84 I ler trim23-34
Brower JC 1997 Homocrinid crinoids from the Upper Ordovician of northern Iowa and southen MinnesotaJournal of Paleontology 71 442-458
Brower JC Pleurocystitid rhombiferan echinoderms from the Middle Ordovician Galena Group ofnorthemIowa and southern Minnesota Journal of Paleontology (in press)
Bryan Pl D Rittscho( and JB McClintock 1996 Bioactivity of echinoderm ethanolic body-wall extracts anassessment of marine bacterial attachment and macroinvertebrate larval settlement Journal ofExpermentalMarine Biology and Ecology 19679-96
Bryan PI JB McClintock and TS Hopkins 1997 Structural and chemical defenses of echinoderms from thenorthern Gulf of Mexico Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 210 173-186
Bryan Pl JB McClintock and M Hamann 1997 Behavioral and chemical defenses of marine prosobranchgastropod Callioswma canaliculatum in response to sympatric seastars Journal of Chemical Ecology23(3) 645-
Byrne M 1996 Starfish wanted dead or alive New Sci 2052 53Byrne M 1996 Viviparity and intragonadal cannibalism in the diminutive asterinid sea stars PatirieJa vivipara
and Pparvivipara Mar BioI 125 551-567Byrne M and A Cerra 1996 Evolution ofintragonadal development in the diminutive asterinid sea stars
Patiriella vivipara and P parvivipara with an overview of development in the Asterinidae BioI Bun19117-26
Byrne M and RK Siegel 1997 Comparison of vitellogenic mechanisms in the oligolecithal eggs ofHeliocidaris tuberculata and the macrolecithal eggs of H erythrogramma (Echinoidea) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Balkema Rotterdam (m press)
Byrne M MG Morrice and B Wolf 1997 Introduction of the northern Pacific asteroid Asterias amurensisto Tasmania reproduction and current distribution Mar BioI 127 673-685
Byrne M A Cerra T NlShigaki and M Hoshi 1997 Infestation of the testes of the Japanese sea star Asteriosamurensis by the ciliate Orchitophyra stellarum a caution against the use of this ciliate for biologicalcontrol Dis aquat Org 28 235-239
Byrne M A Cerra T NlShigaki and M Hoshi 1997 Male infertility a new phenomenon affecting Japanesepopulations of the sea star Asterias amurensis (Asteroidea) due to introduction of the parasitic ciliateOrchitophyra stellarum to Japan In R Mooi et al (eels) Echinodenns San Francisco BalkemaRotterdam (in press)
Cameron R A and EH Davidson 1997 LiCl perturbs ectodermal Veg1lineage allocations inStrongylocentrotus purpuratus embryos Dev BioI 187236-239
Cameron R A and JA Coffinan 1999 Gene expression and early cell fate specification in embryos of thepurple sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus) In press in Cell Fate and Lineage Determination SallyAnn Moody ed Academic Press San Diego
Campbell AC and FWE Rowe 1997 A new species in the asterinid genus PatirielJa (EchinodermataAsteroidea) from Dhofar southern Oman a temperate taxon in a tropical locality Bun Nat Hist MusLond (Zool) 63(2)129-136
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro and A Biale 1997 Pattern ofbromodeoxyuridine incorporation in the
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advanced stages of arm regeneration in the feather star Antedon mediteanea Cell Tissue Res289363-374
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M PatlunO and MC Thorndyke Cellular and molecular mechanisms ofann regeneration in crinoid echinodenns the potential of the ann explants Dev Genes amp Evol(submitted)
Cerra A and M Byrne 1997 Ultrastructure of the extracellular matrix in developing Patiriella and thepresence of associated bacteria Inv Repro and Develop 31 337-343
Cerra A and M Byrne 1997 Cell surface features and the extracellular matrix around the larvae of Paliriel1aspecies with planktonic benthic and intragonadal development implications for larval nutrition In R Mooiet al (eds) Echinoderms San Francisco Balk~ Rotterdam (in press)
Chao S-M 1998 Sballow-water sea cucumbers of Taiwan (ISSBN 957-8503-54-7) [In Chinese]Chee F and M Byrne 1997 Visualisation of the developing nervous system in the larvae of the sea star
Patiriella regularis using confocal microscopy and computer generated 3-D reconstructions Inv Reproand Develop 31 151-158
Chen C-P and Chao C-M 1997 Reduction of growth rate as the major process in the miniaturization of thesand dollar Sinaechinocyamus maio BioI Bull 193 90-96
Clough LM WG Ambrose CJ Ashjian D Piepenburg PE Renaud and SL Smith 1997 Meroplanktonabundance in the Northeast Water Poly-nya Insights from oceanographic parameters and benthic abundancepatterns J Mar Syst 10 343-357
Clouse RM 1997 Burying behavior in an Indo-Pacific sea cucumber Bohadschia marmorata Jaeger(Holothuroidea) a circadian not cireatidal rhythm Micronesica 30(2)245-257
Conand C A Jerome N Dijoux and J Ganyer 1998 Fission in a population of Stichopus chloronotus onReunion Island Indian Ocean Beehe-de-mer Information Bulletin 1015-23
Conand C M De San G Refeno G Razafintseheno E Mara N Galet-Lalande and S Andriajatovo 1998Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries a Madagascar Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin 107-9
Conand C 1998 Asexual reproduction by fission in indo-pacific tropical holothurian populations(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) characteristics of the phenomenon and consequences on populations 8thIntern Congress Invert Reprod Development Amsterdam August 98 abstract
Conand C 1997 Are holothurian fisheries for export sustainable Intern Congo Reefs Panama 22021-2026Conand C P Chabanet P Cuet and Y Letoumeur 1997 The carbonate budget ofa fringing reefin La
Reunion Intern Cong Reefs Panama 1953-958Conand C 1997 FAD identification Guide to the Western Central Pacific holothurians FAO (in press)Conand C 1997 Editorial SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bull 9 1Conand C 1997 Mise en oeuvre de la gestion durable de la ressource en holothuries Rapport de lintervention
a titre dexpert pour Ie GREENCOl 28p + 5 annexesConand C and S Bonneau (ed) 1997 Recifs coralliens de la Reunion Bulletin de Vie Ocean-e NS 12 pConand C L Bigot P Chabanet and JP Quod 1997 Manuel methodologique pour Ie suivi de letat de sante
des recns coralliens su Sud-Ouest de lOcean Indien Rapport de lintervention a titre dexpert pour IeGREENCOl 20 p + 5 annexes
Conand C N Galet-Lalande H Randriamiarana G Razafintsebeno and M Desan 1997 Sea cucumbers inMadagascar difficulties in the fishery and sustainable management SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bull94-5
Conand C C Morel and R Mussard 1997 A new case of asexual reproduction in holothurians Fission in
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Holothuria leucospiota populations on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean SPC Bamphe-de-merInformation Bull 95-11 ~~~ct~
Conand C 1997 Gestation durable des holothuries aMadagascar seminaire international sur les Recifscoralliens Nosy Be 7 p (Submitted)
David J CG Messing and MRoux 1997 Modelisation de la production de sables crlnoidiques a partirdexperiences in-situ sur Ie talus bathyal des Bahamas Consequences sur linterpretation des calcaires aEntroques jurassiques 6eme Congres de sedimentologie Livre des resumes Pub ASF Paris 2-7 71poster
David 1M Roux N Ameziane C Messing and T Beanmiller 1998 Discontinuites taxonomiques augradients ecologiques et ontogemques dans levaluation de la diversification Lexemple des pentacrinesRST Brest resume
David J C Messing M Roux N Ameziane and T Beanmi11er (m press) Mesures directes et modetisation dela croissance rapide dun crinoide pedoncu1e bathyal (Echinodermata) au large des Bahamas CR Acad SciParis ser m 8 p 2 fig 1 tabl
Deheyn D J Mallefet and M Jangoux 1997 Intraspecific variations of bioluminescence in a polychromaticpopulation ofAmphipholis squamata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) J mar Biol Ass UK 771213-1222
Deheyn D V Alva and M Jangoux 1996 Fine structure of the photogenous areas in the bioluminescentophiuroid Amphipholis squamata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Zoomorphology 116 195-204
De Ridder C 1996 Centrostephanus longispinus (Philipp~ 1845) In Background information on invertebratesof the habitats directive and the Bern Convention Part III-Mollusca and Echinodermata Council ofEurope Nature and Environment 81525-529
Donovan SK and DL Pawson 1998 Proximal growth of the column in bathycrinid crinoids (Echinodermata)following decapitation Bull Mar Sci 61(3)571-579
Donovan SK 1997 Comparative morphology of the stems of the extant bathycrinid Democrinus Perrier andthe Upper Palaeozoic platycrinitids (Echinodermata Crinoidea) Bulletin of the Mizunami Fossil Museum23 (for 1996) 1-27 pls 1-11 [Corrigendum 1998 (in press) Bulletin of the Mizunami FossilMuseum 24(for 1997) 203]
Donovan SK 1997 Crinoids National Geographic 191 (no 4) 1 p [Letter]Donovan SK and ISH Collins 1997 Unique preservation of an Echinometra Gray (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) in the Pleistocene of Jamaica Caribbean Journal of Science 33 123-124Donovan SK WL Dickson WD Boyce and 1S Ash 1997 A new species of stalked crinoid
(Echinodermata) of possible late Silurian age from central Newfoundland Atlantic Geology 33 11-17Donovan SK and DN Lewis 1997 Fossils explained 19 Post-Palaeozoic crinoids Geology Today 13 112-
116Donovan SK RK Pickerill DG Mikulic and 1 Kluessendorf 1997 Upright crinoids of the ThomtonReet
Wenlock (Silurian) ofDlinois USA Geological JoumaI 32 (for 1996) 369-378Donovan SK 1996 Use of the SEM in interpreting ancient faunas of sea urchins Microscopy and Analysis
(UK edition) No 54 (July) 35Ebert T A 1996 Adaptive aspects of phenotypic plasticity in echinoderms Oceanologica Acta 19(34)347-
355Ebert TA 1996 The consequences of broadcasting brooding and asexual reproduction in echinoderm
metapopulations Oceanologica Acta 19(34)217-226Eeckhaut 1 MJ Grygier and D Deheyn 1998 Myzostomida from Papua New Guinea with related Indo-West
Pacific records and descriptions offive new species Bull Mar Sci 63(2) in press
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Eeckhaut I 1998 Mycomyzostoma calcidicoJa gen nov sp nov the first extant parasitic myzostome infestingcrinoid stalks with a nomenclatural appendix by MI Grygier Species Diversity 3(1) in press
EllersO amp Telford M 1997 Muscles advance the teeth in sand dollars and other sea urchins Proc R SocLond B 264 1525-1530
Ellers0 1997 Book Review of Echinoderm Studies 5M Jangoux and IM Lawrence eelsAA BaIkemapubl The Quarterly Review of Biology
Ellers0 and M Telford 1996 Advancement mechanics of growing teeth in sand dollars (EchinodermataEchinoidea) a role for mutable collagenous tissue Proc R Soc Lond B 263 39-44
Emlet RB and O Hoegh-Guldberg 1997 Effects ofegg size on postlarval performance expeIimentalevidence from a sea urchin Evolution 51(1)141-152
Fernandez C (in press) Seasonal changes in the biochemical composition of the edIble sea urcbinParacentTotusIividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in a lagoonal environment PSZNI Marine Ecol
Fernandez C and A Caltagirone 1998 Comportement alimentaire de Paracentrotus IividIIs (EchinodermataEchinoidea) en milieu lagunaire Rapp Comm intoMedit 35 (2) 538-539
Fernandez C and CF Boudouresque 1998 Evaluating artificial diet for smallParacentTotus Iividus(Echinodermata Echinoidea) Echinoderms San Francisco Mooi amp Telford (eds) Balkema publRotterdam 651-656
Fernandez C 1997 Effect of diet on the biochemical composition of Paracentrotus lividus (EchinodermataEchinoidea) under natural and rearing conditions Comp Biochem Physiol 118 A (4) 1377-1384
Fernandez C and CF Boudouresque 1997 Phenotypic plasticity of Paracentrotus Iividus (EchinodermataEchinoidea) in a lagonnal environment Mar Ecol Prog Ser152 145-154
Fernandez C E Dombrowski and A Caltagirone 1995 Gonadic growth of adult sea urchins ParacentrotllSlividlls (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in rearing The effect of different diet types In Echinoderm Research1995 Emson Smith and Campbell (005) Balkema Rotterdam 269-275
Fiege D and Y Liao 1996 PeniIpidia ludwig (MarenzeIler 1893) (Holothurioidea Elpidiidae) rediscoveredfrom the eastern Mediterranean Sea In Uiblein F J Ott and M Staehowitsch (eels)Deep-sea andextreme shallow-water habitats affinities and adaptations Biosystematics and Ecology Series 1161-66
FlachierAI I Sonnenholzner D Perez L Jaramillo and E Espinoza 1997 Dian6stico ecolOgicoysocioecon6mico del area marino-costera del Parque Nacional Machalilla (PNM) Parte 1Evaluaci6n delarea marina del PNM Proyecto INEFAN-GEF 174 pp Quito Ecuador
Francour P 1997 Predation on holothurians A literature review Invertebrate Biology 116(1)52-60Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn 1997 An Eemian marine microfauna from the well Dagebiill (pleistocene
northwest Germany) - [In] Ferguson D K and Kollmann H A (eds) Second European PalaeontologicalCongress Climates Past Present and Future Vienna 1997 28~Wien
Frick IE EE Ruppert and JP WOUIUlS 1996 Morphology of the ovotestis of SynaptuJa hydriformis(Holothuroidea Apoda) an evolutionary model of oogenesis and the origin of egg polarity in ecbiodermsInvertebrate Biology 115(1)46-66
Fujita T Y Ishida and S lrimura 1997 Ophiuroids collected from the deep waters ofSagami Bay centralJapan National Science Museum Monographs No 12257-268 pI 1
Ganteanme A J Gobert P Malestroit V Menager P Francour and C-F Boudouresque 1998 In vitroconsumption of Caulerpa torifolia (Chlorophyta) by accustomed and non-accustomed Paracentrotus lividus(Echinoid) Seasonal variations I Mar BioI Ass UK 78239-248
Garland BN and FR Ettensohn 1998 Paleoecology and taphonomy ofa Middle Ordovician edrioasteroidfinnground central Kentucky (abstract) Journal of the kentucky Academy of Science 59103-104
Garland BN and FR Ettensohn 1998 Life and times on a Middle Ordovician edrioasteroid firmground from
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the Lexington Limestone central Kentucky Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs 30 13Garrett K P V Mladenov and GP Wallis 1997 Evidenceofamictic reproduction in the brittle-star
Ophiomyxa brevirima Marine Biology 129169-174Gebruk AV PA Tyler and DSM Billett 1997 Pelagic juveniles of the deep-sea elasipodid holothurians
New records and review Ophelia 46(2)153-164Gielazyn ML SE Stancyk and WP Piegorsch (in prep) Experimental evidence of subsurface feeding by the
burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata)Gillan D and C De Ridder 1997 Morphology ofan iron oxide-encrusted biofilm forming on the shell ofa
burrowing bivalve (Mollusca) Aquat Microb Ecol 121-10Graeve M G Kattner and D Piepenburg 1997 Lipids in Arctic benthos does the fatty acid and alcohol
composition reflect feeding and trophic interactions Polar BioI 18 53-61Grygier MJ and K Nomura 1998 Cysticolous Myzostomida Notopharyngoides platypus from Comanthina
nobilis (Echinodennata Crinoidea) at Kushimoto Honshu Japan Species Diversity 3(1) in pressGoggin cL and C Bouland The ciliate OrchitopJuya stellarum cj and other parasites and commensals of the
northern Pacific seastar Asterios amurensis from Japan International Journal for Parasitology (In press)Gunnarsson IS MT Schaanning K Hylland M Skold D0 Eriksen JA Berge and 1 Skei 1996
Interactions between eutrophication and contamiMnts mMobilization and bioacaJmuJation of Hg and Cdfrom marine sediments Marine Pollution Bulletin 33(1-6)80-89
Hagdorn R E Gluchowski and A Boczavowski 1996 The crinoid fauna of the Diplopora dolomite (MiddleMuschelkalk Upper Anisian) at Piekary Shpkie in Upper Silesia Geol PaUiont Mitt Innsbruc~ 2147-87
Hamano T M Kondo Y Ohhashi T Tateishi R Fujimura and T Sueyoshi 1996 The whereabouts of ediblesea cucumber Stichopus japonicus juveniles released in the wild Suisanzoshoku 44(3) 249-254
Hart M W M Byrne and MJ Smith 1997 Molecular phylogenetic analysis oflife-history evolution inasterinid starfish Evolution 51 1846-1859
Harvey EW and WI Ausich 1997 Phylogeny ofcalceocrinid crinoids (paleozoic Echinodermata)Biogeography and mosaic evolution 1 Paleont 71(2)299-305
Haude R (1997) Nudicorona eine devonische Holothurie - Fossilien 1 SO-57Haude R (1998) Seelilien mit Schwimmboje Die Scyphocrinoiden -Fossilien 4 217-225Haude R amp Walliser OH (1998) Conodont-based Upper Silurian - Lower Devonian range ofscyphocrinoids
in SE Morocco - In Gutierrez-Marco 1-C amp Rabano 1 (eds) Proc 6th Int Graptolite Conf amp 1998Field Meeting Int Subcomm Siluro Strat ITGE - Temas Geol-Miner 23 94-96
Hendler G and MJ Grygier 1997 Babysitting brittlestars first report of inter generic symbiosis amongOphiuroidea American Zoologist 37(5)43A [Abstract 149]
Hendler G MJ Grygier E Maldonado and J Denton (Submitted MS) Babysitting brittlestars heterospecificsymbiosis between Ophiuroidea (Echinodermata) Submitted to Invert BioI
Herrera JC S McWeeney and LR McEdward 1996 Diversity of energetic strategies among echinoid larvaeand the transition from feeding to nonfeeding development Oceanologica Acta 19313-322
Herng E P Frenze~ and M Reich 1997 Zur Mikrofauna einer Ober-Campan-Scholle von der HaIbinseIWrttow (NW RiigenlOstsee) [On the microfauna of an Upper Campanian glacial erratic lump from thepeninsula WIttow (Northwestern RiigenlBaltic Sea)] - Freiberger Forschungshefte (C PalaontologieStratigraphie Fazies) 468 (5) [K-A TROOER-Festsehrift] 129-169 5 figs 6 pis Freiberg
Herng E H Nestler P Frenze~ and M Reich 1996 Discontinuity surfaces in the high Upper Cretaceous ofNortheastern Germany and their reflection by fossil associations - [In] J Reitner F Neuweiler and FGunkel (eds) Global and Regional Controls on Biogenic Sedimentation II Cretaceous SedimentationResearch Reports - GOttinger Arbeiten zur Geologie und Paliontologie Sb3 107-1112 figs 1 pI
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GOttingenHess H W1 Ausich CE Brett and MJ Simms editors 1998 Fossil Crinoids Cambridge University Press
(To be presented at the 5th European Conference on Echinodenns Milano Sept 1998 Habitat and lifestyleof crinoids from some fossil assemblages
Hoegh-Guldberg 0 and RB Emlet 1997 Energy use during the development ofa lecithotrophic and aplanktotrophic echinoid BioI Bull 19227-40
Hollertz K M Skold and R Rosenberg (m press) Interactions between two deposit fiwling echinoderms theheart-urchin Brissopsis iyrifera (Forbes) and the brittle-star Amphiura chiajei (Forbes) Hydrobiologia
Hooper RG FM Cuthbert and T McKeever 1997 Feasibility trials for sea urchin aquaculture using naturalfeeds Bulletin of the Aquaculture Association of Omada 97(1)5-7
Hotchkiss FHC 1998 A rays as appendages model for the origin ofpentamerism in echinodermsPaleobiology 24(2) 200-214
Hylland K M Skold IS Gunnarsson and I Skei 1996 Interactions between eutrophication andcontaminants IV Effects on sediment dwelling organisms Marine Pollution Bulletin 33(1-6) 90-99
Isaeva VV and VL Kasyanov Evaluation offibrillar actin in the oocytes of sea star species with differentreproductive strategies (in press)
James DB 1996 Inception report on sea cucumber culture in Laamu Atoll Maldives TCPIMDV4452 FAOBangkok 23 pp
James DB AI Lordson WG Ivy and AD Gandhi 1996 Experiments on rearing of the juveniles ofHolothuria scabra Jaeger produced in the hatchery Proc Sym Aquaculture for 2000 AD (Ed) SamuelPaul Raj pp 207-214 Madurai Kamaraj
James DB 1995 Animal associations in echinoderms 1 mar bioI Ass India 37(1amp2)272-276James DB 1997 Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week 6ppJames DB and G Ruparani 1996 New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their
management Fourth Indian Fisheries Forum Organised by the School of Marine Scien~ CocbinUniversity of Science and Technology during 24-28 November 1996 p 221 (abstract)
James DB 1996 Notes on the fiunily Goniasteridae (Echinodermata Asteroidea) from the Indian Seas J marbioI Ass India 38(1amp2)133-138
James DB and M Badrudeen 1997 Observations on the landings of the sea cucumber Hoiothuria spinifera atRameswaram by Chanku Madi Mar Fish Infor Serv T amp E Ser 149 6-8
James DB and KI Mathew 1996 On Sterechinus antarcticus Koehler (Camerodonta EchinoideaEchinodermata) collected from coastal waters of Antarctica off Queen Maud Land J mar bioI Ass India38 (1amp2) 139-141
Jefferies RPS NA Brown andPEJ Daley 1996 The early phylogeny of chordates and echinodems and theorigin of chordate left-right asymmetry and bilateral symmetry Acta Zoologica (Stockholm) 77(2)101-122
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna EquinolOgica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultados Aetasdo ~ Congresso do Algarve Vtlamoura
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca (submitted) Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of PortugalBol Inst Oceanog Espanol publ esp for the 2nd Symposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental Margin
Kammer TW TK Baumiller and WI Ausich 1997 Species longevity as a function of niche breadthevidence from fossil crinoids Geology 25(3)219-222
Kammer TW TK Baumiller and WI Ausich 1998 Evolutionary significance of differential specieslongevity in Osagean-Meramecian (Mississippian) crinoid clades Paleobiology 24(2) (m press)
Kobayashi N 1997 Observing environmental pollution-marine pollution bioassay using sea urchin eggsScientist Publ Co Ltd Tokyo (in Japanese)
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Kogo I (in press) Crinoids from Japan and its adjacent seasLamare MD and BG Stewart (in press) Mass spawnmginthe sea urchin Evechinus chioroticus
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) in a New Zealand fiord Marine BiologyLambert P 1997 Sea Cucumbers of British Columbia Southeast Alaska and Puget Sound Royal British
Columbia Museum Handbook UBC Press 166 ppLane N G J A Waters and C G Maples March 1997 Echinoderm faunas of the Hongeguleleng Formation
Late Devonian (Famennian) Xinjiang-Uygur Autonomous Region Peoples Republic of ChinaPaleontological Society Memoir 4743 p
Lawrence JM CM Pomory J Sonnenholzner and C-M Chao 1998 Bilateral symmetry of the petals inMelita tenuis Encope micropora and ArachnoilJes placenta (Echinodermata Clypeasteroida)Invertebrate Biology 117(1)94-100
Lawrence JM J Vasquez BD Robbins and A Vega 1996 Lack of plasticity of the body form Aristotleslantern and spines of Tetrapygus niger (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Gayana Oceanol 4(2)93-97
Levin VS and ENGudimova 1997 Taxonomical interrelations ofholothurians Cucumaria frondosa and Cjaponica (Dendrochirotida Cucumariidae) Zoologichesky zhumal 76(5) 575-584
Levin VS and ENGudimova 1997 Age changes in larval and juvenile skeleton of the sea cucumberCucumaria japonica Biologiya Morya 23(1)46-50
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McEdward LR and DA Janies 1997 Relationships among development ecology and morphology in theevolution of echinodenn larvae and life cycles Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 60381-400
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Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
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Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
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Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
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the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Organising Coounittee
Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
PALEONTOWGY AND PHYLOGENYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Reproductive Biology
Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
homologies OralLessios HA BD Kessing and JS Pearse World-wide phylogeny of Diadema OralMadon-Senez C Plate pattern of echinoid tests relative lenght of the labrum and of the sternal plates in recent
antarctic schizasterids (Spatangoida) PosterManDi R and UNicosia The oldest cyrtocrinid Nerocrinus petri n gen n sp and the Nerocrinidae n film
OralMcNamara KJ Biogeographic evolution of cenozoic Echinoids in western Australia OralMilsom C Rovings of the Roveacrinids OralMoussa B D Neraudeau J Lang and EP Verrecchia Characterization of the morphological variability in
Linthia (MaastrichtianPaleocene Echinoid ofIullemmeden Basin West Africa) PosterNebelsick J Taphonomic legacy of predation on Echinoids OralNebelsick 1 and A Kroh Palaeoecology and taphonomy of ParascutelJa beds from the Lower Miocene of the
Eastern Desert Egypt PosterNeraudeau D and J Roman Impact of the Messinian crisis on the Mediterranean Echinoid fauna OralNaunann C Cretaceous Echinoids from Jordan PosterOji T and T Mito Skeletal development ofOrycomanthusjaponica and its paleontologic implications
PosterParsley RL The Cineta (Homostelea) as Blastozoans OralRose EPF and JL Wood Clypeaster and Echinolampas (Echinoidea Irregularia) from the neogene of
south-east Spain and the Mediterranean Me8$inian salinity crisis OralRowe DA and SK Donovan Spatangoid echinoids from the eocene of Jamaica PosterRoy MS R Spaner and P Mladenov Molecular phylogeography of Ophiactis savignyi (Ophiurae
Ophiactidae) Poster
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Rozhnov SV The crookedness of the stem and crone of the pelmatozoan echinodenns as a result ofheterochrony Oral
Sevastopulo GD PW Jackson RJ Prokop Functional morphology of Pygmaeocrinus (DisparidaCrinoidea) Oral
Simpson GA and SK Donovan Fore-reef Echinoid faUDasin the Pleistocene of the Antillean regionBubados and Jamaica compared Poster
Smimov A V The origin and evolution of the order apodida (Holothuroidea) OralSmith AB and AS Gale Sea-levels sequence stratigraphy and Echinoid diversity through the Cn1aCeOUS
OralSolovjev AN and AV Markov Fossil Pericosmid Ecbinoids PosterSponer R PV Mladenov and MS Roy Molecular evolution in Amphipholis squamata OralSumrall CD and 1 Sprinkle The early ontogeny of the glyptocystitid rhombiferan Lepadocystis moorei OralThandar AS and V Rajpal Some thoughts about the supergenus Thyone Jaeger (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) PosterVillier L and M Kutscher New Lower Jurassic evidence offosssil Asteroids and comments on their diversity
PosterWiddison R Crinoid faunas of the Much Wenlock Limestone Formation of Britain Poster
REPRODUCI1VE BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny
Barker MF Reproduction and feeding in Ophiopsammus maculata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) on theOtago coast Southeastern New Zealand Oral
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali F Sala M Patruno and Me Thorndyke Regenerative potential ofcrinoid arm explants Poster
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro M Trezzi and A Giardina Nerve-dependent myogenesis in armregeneration of Antedon mediteanea Poster
Conand C and S Uthicke Asexual reproduction in population of Stichopus choloronotus (Holothuroidea) acomparison between Pacific and Indian Ocean populations Poster
Cook EJ and M Kelly The effects of stocking density on the growth (somatic and gonadal) and survival ofthe green sea urchin (Psammechinus miliaris) Oral
Poulin E Feral JP Comudella L Alva V Selfing and outerossing in the brood protecting ophiuroidAmphipolis squamata Oral
Hoshi M M Kawamura Y Maruyama E Yoshida M Ikeda M Ogiso M Matsumoto Egg-jellycomponents responsible for the induction of acrosome reaction in the starnsh Asterias amurensis Oral
Mladenov PV and Y Achituv Morphological and genetic relationships among fissiparous andnon-fissiparous populations of the seastar Asterina burtoni from the Red and Mediterranean Seas Oral
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Patruno M MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro P Beesley MC Thorndyke Stress and regeneration incrinoids and asteroids Oral
Skold M MF Barker and PV Mladenov The role of environmental factors in regulating asexualreproduction in the sea star Coscinasterias murieata effects of food availability and fluctuating temperatureOral
Thorndyke MC Regeneration in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerAlves SLS AD Pereira and CRR Ventura Sexual and asexual reproduction in a population I)f
Coscinasterias tenuispina (Lamarck 1816) from Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterCarvalho ALPS and CRR Ventura Reproductive cycle of Asterina stellijera (Mobius) (Asteroidea
Asterinidae) in the Cabo Frio upwelling region Brazil PosterVentura CRR Gametogenesis and growth of two Astropecten species from midsheJf upwelling region Cabo
Frio Brazil PosterYoung CM S George T Griffin D McCarthy and S Brooke The food required for reproduction in bathyal
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
An original approach is also being carried out in a traditionnalexploitation country-Madagascar-in the context of a regional pro-gramme (Commission de lOcean Indien (COl) GICZ) To achievesustainable exploitation of this fragile resource the exporters havedecided to organise the profession (see p 4)
Several contributions update the state of the fisheries as in Tuvalu(see p 2) California and Washington State (see p 11 and 12) TorresStrait reefs (see p 17)
In the rubrique Asexual reproduction by fission new observations arereported for the first time on the species Holothuria leucospilota (see p 5)which had been previously cited as reproducing only sexually
A new rub rique on aquaculture could also be prepared (see ICLARMresults in the Solomon Islands p 3) We are looking forward to yoursuggestions and contributions
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EditorialThis 10th edition of the Bulletin gives us an opportunity to re-view the progress made in the sea-cucumber sector informa-tion system in broad terms After beginning in the tropicalPacific the Bulletin has gradually acquired a wide internationalaudience while sea cucumber fisheries often a source of con-flict have grown
Readers I would like to thank all those who have already con-tributed to the Bulletin and ask that you take an active role in itsimprovement as many of you have already indicated that theBulletin is useful for you I would be very interested in havingyour opinion on the following questions
bull Is the current presentation by section ie 1) New Infor-mation 2) Correspondence 3) Publications satisfactory
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observations and Asexual reproduction through fission ob-servations have been introduced This issue will for the firsttime include a part on Aquacultural information with helpfrom S Battaglene at ICLAampv1Are there any other new partsthat you would like to see included
Your suggestions and comments are both useful and necessary
This Bulletin includes original articles on the resources of severaldifferent countries including Malaysia (p 2) Madagascar(p 7-13) Sulawesi Indonesia (p 31) and Mozambique (p 3-)Manydifferent aspects of the biology of asexual reproductionthrough fission (p 15) and identifying specimens are discussedAnd a contribution on the aquaculture ot the species SticJIOPUgtjapolticlts (p 24) will certainly meet th~ expectOltions ot those in-terested in this activitv
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Inside this issueThe taxonomy and exploitationof sea cucumbers in Malaysiaby M Baine amp B Forbes p 2Sustainable managementof the sea cucumber fisherysector in Madagascarby C CDnand et aI p7Sea cucumber exploitationin the Toliara regionof south-west Madagascarby R Rasolofonirina et of p 10Laamu atoll maricultureproject Low profile cage forretaining sea cuOJmbersby N Reichenbach et 01 p 14Fission in a population ofStichopus chloronotus onReunion IslandIndian Oceanby C Conand et 01 p 15Technical development in seedproduction of the Japanese seacucumber 5tichopus japonicusby s Ito amp H Kitamura p 24and much more
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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non-isocrinid ainoids
NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
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Mike Reich - bttpIwwwuni-greifswaldde
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RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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the Sea of Japan coast in soutwestem Hokkaido Fisheries Science (m press)~swna Y Gonadal growth of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus sampled from tropbically poor
coralline flats and fed excess kelp Laminaria religiosa Fisheries Science (in press)~ Y Ecological studies on the population dynamics of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nutilIsSci
Rep Hokkaido Fish Exp Stn (in Japanese) (in press)Imeziane N and M Roux 1997 Biodiversity and historical biogeography of stalked crinoids (Echinodermata)
Biodiversity and Conservation 61557-1570 8 fig 1 tabltrakaki Y T Uehara and I Fagoonee 1998 Comparative studies of the genus Echinometra from Okinawa
and Mauritius Zool Sci 15159-168Aronson R B and D B Blake 1997 Predation and the paleoecology of suspension-feeding echinoderms In
Echinoderms Notes for a Short Course Paleontological Society Papers 2 1997Aronson RB DB Blake and T OjL 1997 Retrograde community structure in the Late Eocene of
Antarctica Geology 25(10)903-906Aronson RB and WF Precht 1997 Stasis biological disturbance and community structure of a Holocene
coral reef Paleobiology 23(3)326-346Ausich WI 1996 Phylum Echinodermata p 242-261 In RM Feldmann (ed) Fossils ofObio Obio Division
of Geological Survey Bulletin 70Ausich WI 1997 Regional Encrinites A Vanished LithoDcies In Brett CE and Gc Baird (eels)
Paleontological Events Stratigraphic Ecological and Evolutionary Implications Columbia University PressNew York NY Chapter 19 pp 509-519
Ausich WI 1997 Calyx plate homologies and early evolutionary history of the Crinoidea PaleontologicalSociety Papers 3289-304
Ausich WI TW Kammer and DL Meyer 1997 Middle Mississippian disparid crinoids from themidcontinental United States 1 Paleont 71(1)131-148
Baker AN 1998 The rediscovery of Echimls elevatus Hutton 1872 in New Zealand and a new name forAcanthotrema Baker amp Rowe 1990 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Journal of the Royal Society of NewZealand 28(2) 281-286
Balser E 1998 Cloning by ophiuroid echinoderm larvae BioI Bull 194187-193Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene Stelleroids (Echinodermata) at Seymour Island Antarctic
PenjnsWa J Paleont 72(2)339-353Blake DB R Reid III 1998 Some Albian (Cretaceous) asteroids (Echinodermata) from Texas and their
Paleobiological Implications Journal of Paleontology 72512-532Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene echinoderms of Seymour Island Antarctica p 9-12 In R J
Mooi and M L Telford (005) Echinoderms San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB 1998 Morphological characters of early asteroids and ophiuroids p 5-7 In R 1 Mooi and ML
Telford (eels) EchinodellDS San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB G Breton and S Gofas 1996 A new genus and species of Asteriidae (Asteroidea Echinodermata)
from the Upper Cretaceous (Coniacian) of Angola Africa Palaont Z 70 (12)181-187Bourseau JP J David M Roux D Bertrand and V Clochard 1998 Une nouvelle espeee du genre
Balanocrinus (Crinoides pedoncules) provenant du Kimmeridgien inferieur des environs de La Rochelle(Charente maritime France) Geobios Lyon 3 12 215-227 8 fig
Bluhm AB P Piepenburg and Kv Juterzenka (in press) Distribution standing stock growth mortality andproduction of Strongylocentrotus paIlidus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in the northern Barents Sea PolarBiology
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Boudouresque C-F R Lemee X Marl and A Meinesz 1996 The invasive alga Caulerpa taxiolia is not asuitable diet for the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus Aquatic Botany 53245-250
Breton G and V Decombe 1997 Comparaison des f3unes dasterides de deux gisements cenomamens deBasse-Normandie (France) et du Devon (Angieterre)
Breton G 1997 Deux etoiles de mer du nord-est du bassin de Paris (France) leurs allies actuels sont desfossiles vivants Bull Trim Soc Geol Normandie et Amis Museum du Havre 84 I ler trim23-34
Brower JC 1997 Homocrinid crinoids from the Upper Ordovician of northern Iowa and southen MinnesotaJournal of Paleontology 71 442-458
Brower JC Pleurocystitid rhombiferan echinoderms from the Middle Ordovician Galena Group ofnorthemIowa and southern Minnesota Journal of Paleontology (in press)
Bryan Pl D Rittscho( and JB McClintock 1996 Bioactivity of echinoderm ethanolic body-wall extracts anassessment of marine bacterial attachment and macroinvertebrate larval settlement Journal ofExpermentalMarine Biology and Ecology 19679-96
Bryan PI JB McClintock and TS Hopkins 1997 Structural and chemical defenses of echinoderms from thenorthern Gulf of Mexico Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 210 173-186
Bryan Pl JB McClintock and M Hamann 1997 Behavioral and chemical defenses of marine prosobranchgastropod Callioswma canaliculatum in response to sympatric seastars Journal of Chemical Ecology23(3) 645-
Byrne M 1996 Starfish wanted dead or alive New Sci 2052 53Byrne M 1996 Viviparity and intragonadal cannibalism in the diminutive asterinid sea stars PatirieJa vivipara
and Pparvivipara Mar BioI 125 551-567Byrne M and A Cerra 1996 Evolution ofintragonadal development in the diminutive asterinid sea stars
Patiriella vivipara and P parvivipara with an overview of development in the Asterinidae BioI Bun19117-26
Byrne M and RK Siegel 1997 Comparison of vitellogenic mechanisms in the oligolecithal eggs ofHeliocidaris tuberculata and the macrolecithal eggs of H erythrogramma (Echinoidea) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Balkema Rotterdam (m press)
Byrne M MG Morrice and B Wolf 1997 Introduction of the northern Pacific asteroid Asterias amurensisto Tasmania reproduction and current distribution Mar BioI 127 673-685
Byrne M A Cerra T NlShigaki and M Hoshi 1997 Infestation of the testes of the Japanese sea star Asteriosamurensis by the ciliate Orchitophyra stellarum a caution against the use of this ciliate for biologicalcontrol Dis aquat Org 28 235-239
Byrne M A Cerra T NlShigaki and M Hoshi 1997 Male infertility a new phenomenon affecting Japanesepopulations of the sea star Asterias amurensis (Asteroidea) due to introduction of the parasitic ciliateOrchitophyra stellarum to Japan In R Mooi et al (eels) Echinodenns San Francisco BalkemaRotterdam (in press)
Cameron R A and EH Davidson 1997 LiCl perturbs ectodermal Veg1lineage allocations inStrongylocentrotus purpuratus embryos Dev BioI 187236-239
Cameron R A and JA Coffinan 1999 Gene expression and early cell fate specification in embryos of thepurple sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus) In press in Cell Fate and Lineage Determination SallyAnn Moody ed Academic Press San Diego
Campbell AC and FWE Rowe 1997 A new species in the asterinid genus PatirielJa (EchinodermataAsteroidea) from Dhofar southern Oman a temperate taxon in a tropical locality Bun Nat Hist MusLond (Zool) 63(2)129-136
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro and A Biale 1997 Pattern ofbromodeoxyuridine incorporation in the
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advanced stages of arm regeneration in the feather star Antedon mediteanea Cell Tissue Res289363-374
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M PatlunO and MC Thorndyke Cellular and molecular mechanisms ofann regeneration in crinoid echinodenns the potential of the ann explants Dev Genes amp Evol(submitted)
Cerra A and M Byrne 1997 Ultrastructure of the extracellular matrix in developing Patiriella and thepresence of associated bacteria Inv Repro and Develop 31 337-343
Cerra A and M Byrne 1997 Cell surface features and the extracellular matrix around the larvae of Paliriel1aspecies with planktonic benthic and intragonadal development implications for larval nutrition In R Mooiet al (eds) Echinoderms San Francisco Balk~ Rotterdam (in press)
Chao S-M 1998 Sballow-water sea cucumbers of Taiwan (ISSBN 957-8503-54-7) [In Chinese]Chee F and M Byrne 1997 Visualisation of the developing nervous system in the larvae of the sea star
Patiriella regularis using confocal microscopy and computer generated 3-D reconstructions Inv Reproand Develop 31 151-158
Chen C-P and Chao C-M 1997 Reduction of growth rate as the major process in the miniaturization of thesand dollar Sinaechinocyamus maio BioI Bull 193 90-96
Clough LM WG Ambrose CJ Ashjian D Piepenburg PE Renaud and SL Smith 1997 Meroplanktonabundance in the Northeast Water Poly-nya Insights from oceanographic parameters and benthic abundancepatterns J Mar Syst 10 343-357
Clouse RM 1997 Burying behavior in an Indo-Pacific sea cucumber Bohadschia marmorata Jaeger(Holothuroidea) a circadian not cireatidal rhythm Micronesica 30(2)245-257
Conand C A Jerome N Dijoux and J Ganyer 1998 Fission in a population of Stichopus chloronotus onReunion Island Indian Ocean Beehe-de-mer Information Bulletin 1015-23
Conand C M De San G Refeno G Razafintseheno E Mara N Galet-Lalande and S Andriajatovo 1998Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries a Madagascar Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin 107-9
Conand C 1998 Asexual reproduction by fission in indo-pacific tropical holothurian populations(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) characteristics of the phenomenon and consequences on populations 8thIntern Congress Invert Reprod Development Amsterdam August 98 abstract
Conand C 1997 Are holothurian fisheries for export sustainable Intern Congo Reefs Panama 22021-2026Conand C P Chabanet P Cuet and Y Letoumeur 1997 The carbonate budget ofa fringing reefin La
Reunion Intern Cong Reefs Panama 1953-958Conand C 1997 FAD identification Guide to the Western Central Pacific holothurians FAO (in press)Conand C 1997 Editorial SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bull 9 1Conand C 1997 Mise en oeuvre de la gestion durable de la ressource en holothuries Rapport de lintervention
a titre dexpert pour Ie GREENCOl 28p + 5 annexesConand C and S Bonneau (ed) 1997 Recifs coralliens de la Reunion Bulletin de Vie Ocean-e NS 12 pConand C L Bigot P Chabanet and JP Quod 1997 Manuel methodologique pour Ie suivi de letat de sante
des recns coralliens su Sud-Ouest de lOcean Indien Rapport de lintervention a titre dexpert pour IeGREENCOl 20 p + 5 annexes
Conand C N Galet-Lalande H Randriamiarana G Razafintsebeno and M Desan 1997 Sea cucumbers inMadagascar difficulties in the fishery and sustainable management SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bull94-5
Conand C C Morel and R Mussard 1997 A new case of asexual reproduction in holothurians Fission in
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Holothuria leucospiota populations on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean SPC Bamphe-de-merInformation Bull 95-11 ~~~ct~
Conand C 1997 Gestation durable des holothuries aMadagascar seminaire international sur les Recifscoralliens Nosy Be 7 p (Submitted)
David J CG Messing and MRoux 1997 Modelisation de la production de sables crlnoidiques a partirdexperiences in-situ sur Ie talus bathyal des Bahamas Consequences sur linterpretation des calcaires aEntroques jurassiques 6eme Congres de sedimentologie Livre des resumes Pub ASF Paris 2-7 71poster
David 1M Roux N Ameziane C Messing and T Beanmiller 1998 Discontinuites taxonomiques augradients ecologiques et ontogemques dans levaluation de la diversification Lexemple des pentacrinesRST Brest resume
David J C Messing M Roux N Ameziane and T Beanmi11er (m press) Mesures directes et modetisation dela croissance rapide dun crinoide pedoncu1e bathyal (Echinodermata) au large des Bahamas CR Acad SciParis ser m 8 p 2 fig 1 tabl
Deheyn D J Mallefet and M Jangoux 1997 Intraspecific variations of bioluminescence in a polychromaticpopulation ofAmphipholis squamata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) J mar Biol Ass UK 771213-1222
Deheyn D V Alva and M Jangoux 1996 Fine structure of the photogenous areas in the bioluminescentophiuroid Amphipholis squamata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Zoomorphology 116 195-204
De Ridder C 1996 Centrostephanus longispinus (Philipp~ 1845) In Background information on invertebratesof the habitats directive and the Bern Convention Part III-Mollusca and Echinodermata Council ofEurope Nature and Environment 81525-529
Donovan SK and DL Pawson 1998 Proximal growth of the column in bathycrinid crinoids (Echinodermata)following decapitation Bull Mar Sci 61(3)571-579
Donovan SK 1997 Comparative morphology of the stems of the extant bathycrinid Democrinus Perrier andthe Upper Palaeozoic platycrinitids (Echinodermata Crinoidea) Bulletin of the Mizunami Fossil Museum23 (for 1996) 1-27 pls 1-11 [Corrigendum 1998 (in press) Bulletin of the Mizunami FossilMuseum 24(for 1997) 203]
Donovan SK 1997 Crinoids National Geographic 191 (no 4) 1 p [Letter]Donovan SK and ISH Collins 1997 Unique preservation of an Echinometra Gray (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) in the Pleistocene of Jamaica Caribbean Journal of Science 33 123-124Donovan SK WL Dickson WD Boyce and 1S Ash 1997 A new species of stalked crinoid
(Echinodermata) of possible late Silurian age from central Newfoundland Atlantic Geology 33 11-17Donovan SK and DN Lewis 1997 Fossils explained 19 Post-Palaeozoic crinoids Geology Today 13 112-
116Donovan SK RK Pickerill DG Mikulic and 1 Kluessendorf 1997 Upright crinoids of the ThomtonReet
Wenlock (Silurian) ofDlinois USA Geological JoumaI 32 (for 1996) 369-378Donovan SK 1996 Use of the SEM in interpreting ancient faunas of sea urchins Microscopy and Analysis
(UK edition) No 54 (July) 35Ebert T A 1996 Adaptive aspects of phenotypic plasticity in echinoderms Oceanologica Acta 19(34)347-
355Ebert TA 1996 The consequences of broadcasting brooding and asexual reproduction in echinoderm
metapopulations Oceanologica Acta 19(34)217-226Eeckhaut 1 MJ Grygier and D Deheyn 1998 Myzostomida from Papua New Guinea with related Indo-West
Pacific records and descriptions offive new species Bull Mar Sci 63(2) in press
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Eeckhaut I 1998 Mycomyzostoma calcidicoJa gen nov sp nov the first extant parasitic myzostome infestingcrinoid stalks with a nomenclatural appendix by MI Grygier Species Diversity 3(1) in press
EllersO amp Telford M 1997 Muscles advance the teeth in sand dollars and other sea urchins Proc R SocLond B 264 1525-1530
Ellers0 1997 Book Review of Echinoderm Studies 5M Jangoux and IM Lawrence eelsAA BaIkemapubl The Quarterly Review of Biology
Ellers0 and M Telford 1996 Advancement mechanics of growing teeth in sand dollars (EchinodermataEchinoidea) a role for mutable collagenous tissue Proc R Soc Lond B 263 39-44
Emlet RB and O Hoegh-Guldberg 1997 Effects ofegg size on postlarval performance expeIimentalevidence from a sea urchin Evolution 51(1)141-152
Fernandez C (in press) Seasonal changes in the biochemical composition of the edIble sea urcbinParacentTotusIividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in a lagoonal environment PSZNI Marine Ecol
Fernandez C and A Caltagirone 1998 Comportement alimentaire de Paracentrotus IividIIs (EchinodermataEchinoidea) en milieu lagunaire Rapp Comm intoMedit 35 (2) 538-539
Fernandez C and CF Boudouresque 1998 Evaluating artificial diet for smallParacentTotus Iividus(Echinodermata Echinoidea) Echinoderms San Francisco Mooi amp Telford (eds) Balkema publRotterdam 651-656
Fernandez C 1997 Effect of diet on the biochemical composition of Paracentrotus lividus (EchinodermataEchinoidea) under natural and rearing conditions Comp Biochem Physiol 118 A (4) 1377-1384
Fernandez C and CF Boudouresque 1997 Phenotypic plasticity of Paracentrotus Iividus (EchinodermataEchinoidea) in a lagonnal environment Mar Ecol Prog Ser152 145-154
Fernandez C E Dombrowski and A Caltagirone 1995 Gonadic growth of adult sea urchins ParacentrotllSlividlls (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in rearing The effect of different diet types In Echinoderm Research1995 Emson Smith and Campbell (005) Balkema Rotterdam 269-275
Fiege D and Y Liao 1996 PeniIpidia ludwig (MarenzeIler 1893) (Holothurioidea Elpidiidae) rediscoveredfrom the eastern Mediterranean Sea In Uiblein F J Ott and M Staehowitsch (eels)Deep-sea andextreme shallow-water habitats affinities and adaptations Biosystematics and Ecology Series 1161-66
FlachierAI I Sonnenholzner D Perez L Jaramillo and E Espinoza 1997 Dian6stico ecolOgicoysocioecon6mico del area marino-costera del Parque Nacional Machalilla (PNM) Parte 1Evaluaci6n delarea marina del PNM Proyecto INEFAN-GEF 174 pp Quito Ecuador
Francour P 1997 Predation on holothurians A literature review Invertebrate Biology 116(1)52-60Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn 1997 An Eemian marine microfauna from the well Dagebiill (pleistocene
northwest Germany) - [In] Ferguson D K and Kollmann H A (eds) Second European PalaeontologicalCongress Climates Past Present and Future Vienna 1997 28~Wien
Frick IE EE Ruppert and JP WOUIUlS 1996 Morphology of the ovotestis of SynaptuJa hydriformis(Holothuroidea Apoda) an evolutionary model of oogenesis and the origin of egg polarity in ecbiodermsInvertebrate Biology 115(1)46-66
Fujita T Y Ishida and S lrimura 1997 Ophiuroids collected from the deep waters ofSagami Bay centralJapan National Science Museum Monographs No 12257-268 pI 1
Ganteanme A J Gobert P Malestroit V Menager P Francour and C-F Boudouresque 1998 In vitroconsumption of Caulerpa torifolia (Chlorophyta) by accustomed and non-accustomed Paracentrotus lividus(Echinoid) Seasonal variations I Mar BioI Ass UK 78239-248
Garland BN and FR Ettensohn 1998 Paleoecology and taphonomy ofa Middle Ordovician edrioasteroidfinnground central Kentucky (abstract) Journal of the kentucky Academy of Science 59103-104
Garland BN and FR Ettensohn 1998 Life and times on a Middle Ordovician edrioasteroid firmground from
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the Lexington Limestone central Kentucky Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs 30 13Garrett K P V Mladenov and GP Wallis 1997 Evidenceofamictic reproduction in the brittle-star
Ophiomyxa brevirima Marine Biology 129169-174Gebruk AV PA Tyler and DSM Billett 1997 Pelagic juveniles of the deep-sea elasipodid holothurians
New records and review Ophelia 46(2)153-164Gielazyn ML SE Stancyk and WP Piegorsch (in prep) Experimental evidence of subsurface feeding by the
burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata)Gillan D and C De Ridder 1997 Morphology ofan iron oxide-encrusted biofilm forming on the shell ofa
burrowing bivalve (Mollusca) Aquat Microb Ecol 121-10Graeve M G Kattner and D Piepenburg 1997 Lipids in Arctic benthos does the fatty acid and alcohol
composition reflect feeding and trophic interactions Polar BioI 18 53-61Grygier MJ and K Nomura 1998 Cysticolous Myzostomida Notopharyngoides platypus from Comanthina
nobilis (Echinodennata Crinoidea) at Kushimoto Honshu Japan Species Diversity 3(1) in pressGoggin cL and C Bouland The ciliate OrchitopJuya stellarum cj and other parasites and commensals of the
northern Pacific seastar Asterios amurensis from Japan International Journal for Parasitology (In press)Gunnarsson IS MT Schaanning K Hylland M Skold D0 Eriksen JA Berge and 1 Skei 1996
Interactions between eutrophication and contamiMnts mMobilization and bioacaJmuJation of Hg and Cdfrom marine sediments Marine Pollution Bulletin 33(1-6)80-89
Hagdorn R E Gluchowski and A Boczavowski 1996 The crinoid fauna of the Diplopora dolomite (MiddleMuschelkalk Upper Anisian) at Piekary Shpkie in Upper Silesia Geol PaUiont Mitt Innsbruc~ 2147-87
Hamano T M Kondo Y Ohhashi T Tateishi R Fujimura and T Sueyoshi 1996 The whereabouts of ediblesea cucumber Stichopus japonicus juveniles released in the wild Suisanzoshoku 44(3) 249-254
Hart M W M Byrne and MJ Smith 1997 Molecular phylogenetic analysis oflife-history evolution inasterinid starfish Evolution 51 1846-1859
Harvey EW and WI Ausich 1997 Phylogeny ofcalceocrinid crinoids (paleozoic Echinodermata)Biogeography and mosaic evolution 1 Paleont 71(2)299-305
Haude R (1997) Nudicorona eine devonische Holothurie - Fossilien 1 SO-57Haude R (1998) Seelilien mit Schwimmboje Die Scyphocrinoiden -Fossilien 4 217-225Haude R amp Walliser OH (1998) Conodont-based Upper Silurian - Lower Devonian range ofscyphocrinoids
in SE Morocco - In Gutierrez-Marco 1-C amp Rabano 1 (eds) Proc 6th Int Graptolite Conf amp 1998Field Meeting Int Subcomm Siluro Strat ITGE - Temas Geol-Miner 23 94-96
Hendler G and MJ Grygier 1997 Babysitting brittlestars first report of inter generic symbiosis amongOphiuroidea American Zoologist 37(5)43A [Abstract 149]
Hendler G MJ Grygier E Maldonado and J Denton (Submitted MS) Babysitting brittlestars heterospecificsymbiosis between Ophiuroidea (Echinodermata) Submitted to Invert BioI
Herrera JC S McWeeney and LR McEdward 1996 Diversity of energetic strategies among echinoid larvaeand the transition from feeding to nonfeeding development Oceanologica Acta 19313-322
Herng E P Frenze~ and M Reich 1997 Zur Mikrofauna einer Ober-Campan-Scholle von der HaIbinseIWrttow (NW RiigenlOstsee) [On the microfauna of an Upper Campanian glacial erratic lump from thepeninsula WIttow (Northwestern RiigenlBaltic Sea)] - Freiberger Forschungshefte (C PalaontologieStratigraphie Fazies) 468 (5) [K-A TROOER-Festsehrift] 129-169 5 figs 6 pis Freiberg
Herng E H Nestler P Frenze~ and M Reich 1996 Discontinuity surfaces in the high Upper Cretaceous ofNortheastern Germany and their reflection by fossil associations - [In] J Reitner F Neuweiler and FGunkel (eds) Global and Regional Controls on Biogenic Sedimentation II Cretaceous SedimentationResearch Reports - GOttinger Arbeiten zur Geologie und Paliontologie Sb3 107-1112 figs 1 pI
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GOttingenHess H W1 Ausich CE Brett and MJ Simms editors 1998 Fossil Crinoids Cambridge University Press
(To be presented at the 5th European Conference on Echinodenns Milano Sept 1998 Habitat and lifestyleof crinoids from some fossil assemblages
Hoegh-Guldberg 0 and RB Emlet 1997 Energy use during the development ofa lecithotrophic and aplanktotrophic echinoid BioI Bull 19227-40
Hollertz K M Skold and R Rosenberg (m press) Interactions between two deposit fiwling echinoderms theheart-urchin Brissopsis iyrifera (Forbes) and the brittle-star Amphiura chiajei (Forbes) Hydrobiologia
Hooper RG FM Cuthbert and T McKeever 1997 Feasibility trials for sea urchin aquaculture using naturalfeeds Bulletin of the Aquaculture Association of Omada 97(1)5-7
Hotchkiss FHC 1998 A rays as appendages model for the origin ofpentamerism in echinodermsPaleobiology 24(2) 200-214
Hylland K M Skold IS Gunnarsson and I Skei 1996 Interactions between eutrophication andcontaminants IV Effects on sediment dwelling organisms Marine Pollution Bulletin 33(1-6) 90-99
Isaeva VV and VL Kasyanov Evaluation offibrillar actin in the oocytes of sea star species with differentreproductive strategies (in press)
James DB 1996 Inception report on sea cucumber culture in Laamu Atoll Maldives TCPIMDV4452 FAOBangkok 23 pp
James DB AI Lordson WG Ivy and AD Gandhi 1996 Experiments on rearing of the juveniles ofHolothuria scabra Jaeger produced in the hatchery Proc Sym Aquaculture for 2000 AD (Ed) SamuelPaul Raj pp 207-214 Madurai Kamaraj
James DB 1995 Animal associations in echinoderms 1 mar bioI Ass India 37(1amp2)272-276James DB 1997 Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week 6ppJames DB and G Ruparani 1996 New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their
management Fourth Indian Fisheries Forum Organised by the School of Marine Scien~ CocbinUniversity of Science and Technology during 24-28 November 1996 p 221 (abstract)
James DB 1996 Notes on the fiunily Goniasteridae (Echinodermata Asteroidea) from the Indian Seas J marbioI Ass India 38(1amp2)133-138
James DB and M Badrudeen 1997 Observations on the landings of the sea cucumber Hoiothuria spinifera atRameswaram by Chanku Madi Mar Fish Infor Serv T amp E Ser 149 6-8
James DB and KI Mathew 1996 On Sterechinus antarcticus Koehler (Camerodonta EchinoideaEchinodermata) collected from coastal waters of Antarctica off Queen Maud Land J mar bioI Ass India38 (1amp2) 139-141
Jefferies RPS NA Brown andPEJ Daley 1996 The early phylogeny of chordates and echinodems and theorigin of chordate left-right asymmetry and bilateral symmetry Acta Zoologica (Stockholm) 77(2)101-122
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna EquinolOgica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultados Aetasdo ~ Congresso do Algarve Vtlamoura
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca (submitted) Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of PortugalBol Inst Oceanog Espanol publ esp for the 2nd Symposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental Margin
Kammer TW TK Baumiller and WI Ausich 1997 Species longevity as a function of niche breadthevidence from fossil crinoids Geology 25(3)219-222
Kammer TW TK Baumiller and WI Ausich 1998 Evolutionary significance of differential specieslongevity in Osagean-Meramecian (Mississippian) crinoid clades Paleobiology 24(2) (m press)
Kobayashi N 1997 Observing environmental pollution-marine pollution bioassay using sea urchin eggsScientist Publ Co Ltd Tokyo (in Japanese)
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Kogo I (in press) Crinoids from Japan and its adjacent seasLamare MD and BG Stewart (in press) Mass spawnmginthe sea urchin Evechinus chioroticus
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Lawrence JM J Vasquez BD Robbins and A Vega 1996 Lack of plasticity of the body form Aristotleslantern and spines of Tetrapygus niger (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Gayana Oceanol 4(2)93-97
Levin VS and ENGudimova 1997 Taxonomical interrelations ofholothurians Cucumaria frondosa and Cjaponica (Dendrochirotida Cucumariidae) Zoologichesky zhumal 76(5) 575-584
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McEdward LR and DA Janies 1997 Relationships among development ecology and morphology in theevolution of echinodenn larvae and life cycles Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 60381-400
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Prestedge GK The distribution and biology of Patiriella vtvipaTa (Echinodermata Asteroidea Asterinidae) aseastar endemic to southeast Tasmania (prospective journal Records of the Australian Museum)
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Samyn Y NA Muthiga and N Dars (m preparation) Indicative results on the reproductive periodicity of thetropical sea urchin Echinothrix caamaris (pallas 1774)
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Sartoretto S and P Francour 1997 Quantification ofbioerosion by Sphaerechinus granu1aris on coralJigeneconcretions of the western Mediterranean 1 MarBioLAssUK 77565-568
Schroeter SC lD Dixon TA Ebert and lV Rankin 1996 Effects of kelp forests Macrocystispyriferaonthe larval distribution and settlement of red and purple sea urchins Strongylocentrotus franciscamlS and Spupuratus Mar Ecol Prog Ser 133125-134
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Sconzo G D Cascino G Amore F Geraci and G Giudice 1997 Effect of the IMPase inhibitorL690 330on sea urchin development Cell Biol Inter 21
Sedova LG NM Aminina Yu E Bregman and AV Podkorytova Impact of some artificial foods on seaurchins Strongylocentrotus intermedius gonads development and their roe quality (m press)
Skold M (in press) Escape responses in four epibenthic brittle stars (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) OpheliaSkold M and JSG Gunnarsson 1996 Somatic and genninal growth of the infaunal brittle starsAmphiura
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Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
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1997 Systematics and distnbution of the echinoderms from Bahia de la Paz Ciencias Marinas 23(2)249-263
Solis-Marin FA A Laguarda-Figueras and A Leija-Tristan 1997 Morphology systematics and distributionofMeoma ventricosa grandis and M ventricosa ventricosa (Echinodermata Echinoidea Brissidae) alongMexican coasts Proc BioI Soc Wash 110(2) 301-309
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Stewart BG (1998) Observations on induced spawning and ovulation in the snake star Astrobrtrchionconstrlctum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) In Moo~ R and Telford M (eds) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Proceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco Balkema Amsterdam pp 431-436
Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
Stewart B and PV Mladenov 1997 Population structure growth and recruitment of the euryalinidbrittle-star Astrobrachion constrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in Doubtful Sound Fiordland NewZealand Marine Biology 127 687-697
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Storc R 1997 Ophiuroid remains from the nearshore environments of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Cenomanian-Turonian boundary interval) A preliminary report Bull Czech gooi Surv 72(2)171-174Praha
Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
Pakistan waters Pakistan Journal of Zoology 29(1) 92-94Telford M and O Ellers (in press) The moving teeth ofechinoids International Echinoderms Conference San
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Invertebrate Biology 116 255-261Tesoro V F Zito YYokota E Nakano S Sciarrino and V Matranga A protein of basal lamina of the sea
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from the east coast of South Africa (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) S Afr 1 Zoot 31(4) 208-213Thandar AS 1998 A new genus and three new species of deep sea holothuroids from the west coast of South
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the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
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Webster GD and KJHouck 1999 Middle Pennsylvanian Late Atokan-Early Desmoinesian echinodermsfrom an intermountain basin the Central Colorado Trough Journal of Paleontology
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Organising Coounittee
Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
PALEONTOWGY AND PHYLOGENYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Reproductive Biology
Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
homologies OralLessios HA BD Kessing and JS Pearse World-wide phylogeny of Diadema OralMadon-Senez C Plate pattern of echinoid tests relative lenght of the labrum and of the sternal plates in recent
antarctic schizasterids (Spatangoida) PosterManDi R and UNicosia The oldest cyrtocrinid Nerocrinus petri n gen n sp and the Nerocrinidae n film
OralMcNamara KJ Biogeographic evolution of cenozoic Echinoids in western Australia OralMilsom C Rovings of the Roveacrinids OralMoussa B D Neraudeau J Lang and EP Verrecchia Characterization of the morphological variability in
Linthia (MaastrichtianPaleocene Echinoid ofIullemmeden Basin West Africa) PosterNebelsick J Taphonomic legacy of predation on Echinoids OralNebelsick 1 and A Kroh Palaeoecology and taphonomy of ParascutelJa beds from the Lower Miocene of the
Eastern Desert Egypt PosterNeraudeau D and J Roman Impact of the Messinian crisis on the Mediterranean Echinoid fauna OralNaunann C Cretaceous Echinoids from Jordan PosterOji T and T Mito Skeletal development ofOrycomanthusjaponica and its paleontologic implications
PosterParsley RL The Cineta (Homostelea) as Blastozoans OralRose EPF and JL Wood Clypeaster and Echinolampas (Echinoidea Irregularia) from the neogene of
south-east Spain and the Mediterranean Me8$inian salinity crisis OralRowe DA and SK Donovan Spatangoid echinoids from the eocene of Jamaica PosterRoy MS R Spaner and P Mladenov Molecular phylogeography of Ophiactis savignyi (Ophiurae
Ophiactidae) Poster
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Rozhnov SV The crookedness of the stem and crone of the pelmatozoan echinodenns as a result ofheterochrony Oral
Sevastopulo GD PW Jackson RJ Prokop Functional morphology of Pygmaeocrinus (DisparidaCrinoidea) Oral
Simpson GA and SK Donovan Fore-reef Echinoid faUDasin the Pleistocene of the Antillean regionBubados and Jamaica compared Poster
Smimov A V The origin and evolution of the order apodida (Holothuroidea) OralSmith AB and AS Gale Sea-levels sequence stratigraphy and Echinoid diversity through the Cn1aCeOUS
OralSolovjev AN and AV Markov Fossil Pericosmid Ecbinoids PosterSponer R PV Mladenov and MS Roy Molecular evolution in Amphipholis squamata OralSumrall CD and 1 Sprinkle The early ontogeny of the glyptocystitid rhombiferan Lepadocystis moorei OralThandar AS and V Rajpal Some thoughts about the supergenus Thyone Jaeger (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) PosterVillier L and M Kutscher New Lower Jurassic evidence offosssil Asteroids and comments on their diversity
PosterWiddison R Crinoid faunas of the Much Wenlock Limestone Formation of Britain Poster
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Paleontology and Phylogeny
Barker MF Reproduction and feeding in Ophiopsammus maculata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) on theOtago coast Southeastern New Zealand Oral
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali F Sala M Patruno and Me Thorndyke Regenerative potential ofcrinoid arm explants Poster
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro M Trezzi and A Giardina Nerve-dependent myogenesis in armregeneration of Antedon mediteanea Poster
Conand C and S Uthicke Asexual reproduction in population of Stichopus choloronotus (Holothuroidea) acomparison between Pacific and Indian Ocean populations Poster
Cook EJ and M Kelly The effects of stocking density on the growth (somatic and gonadal) and survival ofthe green sea urchin (Psammechinus miliaris) Oral
Poulin E Feral JP Comudella L Alva V Selfing and outerossing in the brood protecting ophiuroidAmphipolis squamata Oral
Hoshi M M Kawamura Y Maruyama E Yoshida M Ikeda M Ogiso M Matsumoto Egg-jellycomponents responsible for the induction of acrosome reaction in the starnsh Asterias amurensis Oral
Mladenov PV and Y Achituv Morphological and genetic relationships among fissiparous andnon-fissiparous populations of the seastar Asterina burtoni from the Red and Mediterranean Seas Oral
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Patruno M MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro P Beesley MC Thorndyke Stress and regeneration incrinoids and asteroids Oral
Skold M MF Barker and PV Mladenov The role of environmental factors in regulating asexualreproduction in the sea star Coscinasterias murieata effects of food availability and fluctuating temperatureOral
Thorndyke MC Regeneration in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerAlves SLS AD Pereira and CRR Ventura Sexual and asexual reproduction in a population I)f
Coscinasterias tenuispina (Lamarck 1816) from Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterCarvalho ALPS and CRR Ventura Reproductive cycle of Asterina stellijera (Mobius) (Asteroidea
Asterinidae) in the Cabo Frio upwelling region Brazil PosterVentura CRR Gametogenesis and growth of two Astropecten species from midsheJf upwelling region Cabo
Frio Brazil PosterYoung CM S George T Griffin D McCarthy and S Brooke The food required for reproduction in bathyal
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
An original approach is also being carried out in a traditionnalexploitation country-Madagascar-in the context of a regional pro-gramme (Commission de lOcean Indien (COl) GICZ) To achievesustainable exploitation of this fragile resource the exporters havedecided to organise the profession (see p 4)
Several contributions update the state of the fisheries as in Tuvalu(see p 2) California and Washington State (see p 11 and 12) TorresStrait reefs (see p 17)
In the rubrique Asexual reproduction by fission new observations arereported for the first time on the species Holothuria leucospilota (see p 5)which had been previously cited as reproducing only sexually
A new rub rique on aquaculture could also be prepared (see ICLARMresults in the Solomon Islands p 3) We are looking forward to yoursuggestions and contributions
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I N FOR 1 A T ION B U L LET I NEditor and group coordinator Chantal Conancl Universire de La Reunion Laboratoire de biologie marine 97715 Saint-DenisCedex La Reunion France [Fax +262 938166 E-mail conanduniv-reunionfr) Production Information Section MarineResources Division SPC BP 05 98848 Noumea Cedex New Caledonia [Fax +687 263818 E-mail cfpinfospcorgnc)Printed with financial assistance from the Government of France
EditorialThis 10th edition of the Bulletin gives us an opportunity to re-view the progress made in the sea-cucumber sector informa-tion system in broad terms After beginning in the tropicalPacific the Bulletin has gradually acquired a wide internationalaudience while sea cucumber fisheries often a source of con-flict have grown
Readers I would like to thank all those who have already con-tributed to the Bulletin and ask that you take an active role in itsimprovement as many of you have already indicated that theBulletin is useful for you I would be very interested in havingyour opinion on the following questions
bull Is the current presentation by section ie 1) New Infor-mation 2) Correspondence 3) Publications satisfactory
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observations and Asexual reproduction through fission ob-servations have been introduced This issue will for the firsttime include a part on Aquacultural information with helpfrom S Battaglene at ICLAampv1Are there any other new partsthat you would like to see included
Your suggestions and comments are both useful and necessary
This Bulletin includes original articles on the resources of severaldifferent countries including Malaysia (p 2) Madagascar(p 7-13) Sulawesi Indonesia (p 31) and Mozambique (p 3-)Manydifferent aspects of the biology of asexual reproductionthrough fission (p 15) and identifying specimens are discussedAnd a contribution on the aquaculture ot the species SticJIOPUgtjapolticlts (p 24) will certainly meet th~ expectOltions ot those in-terested in this activitv
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
ECIDNODERM WEB PAGES
Francesco Bonasoro - httplmiuccacsiunimiitrechino5ece7htm
Thomas Brey - httpwwwawi-bremerhavende
Jon Eggert - (contact midvangurislandiais) Reference PagehUpIwwwislandiaisfmidvangurnew-page_8htm
Reinnmd Haude - httpwwwgwdgdefuggpwww
Thomas Kammer - httpwwwgeowvuedurtwnmerlwelcomehtm
Alexander Kerr - httppeaplantbiologyyaleedu8001rjklabalex_kerrhtml
Lucas 1 - URL Aquaculture httpwwwjcueduauldeptlAquacultureJaquaculthtm
Christopher Mah - CAS Echinoderm Web PagewwwcalacademyorglresearchflZglechinoderml
Charles G Messing- comatulid crinoid web pages1Ittpl1www1UTVtLeduiocelllllmessingcrinoidslwltitlehtmJ
Philip Mladenov - httpgandaJfotagoacnz800lMarinelmarinehtDl
Mike Reich - bttpIwwwuni-greifswaldde
Mattias Skold - bttpwwwotagoacD71MarineScience
RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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McEdward LR and DA Janies 1997 Relationships among development ecology and morphology in theevolution of echinodenn larvae and life cycles Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 60381-400
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Samyn Y NA Muthiga and N Dars (m preparation) Indicative results on the reproductive periodicity of thetropical sea urchin Echinothrix caamaris (pallas 1774)
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Schroeter SC lD Dixon TA Ebert and lV Rankin 1996 Effects of kelp forests Macrocystispyriferaonthe larval distribution and settlement of red and purple sea urchins Strongylocentrotus franciscamlS and Spupuratus Mar Ecol Prog Ser 133125-134
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Sconzo G D Cascino G Amore F Geraci and G Giudice 1997 Effect of the IMPase inhibitorL690 330on sea urchin development Cell Biol Inter 21
Sedova LG NM Aminina Yu E Bregman and AV Podkorytova Impact of some artificial foods on seaurchins Strongylocentrotus intermedius gonads development and their roe quality (m press)
Skold M (in press) Escape responses in four epibenthic brittle stars (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) OpheliaSkold M and JSG Gunnarsson 1996 Somatic and genninal growth of the infaunal brittle starsAmphiura
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Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
Smith Ac 1997 Treasures from the Sea for Medicine Med-Marine Publications Panama City Florida 57 ppSolis-Marin F A H Reyes-Bonilla MD Herrero-Perezrul O Arizpe-Covarrubias and A Laguarda-FJgUerIS
1997 Systematics and distnbution of the echinoderms from Bahia de la Paz Ciencias Marinas 23(2)249-263
Solis-Marin FA A Laguarda-Figueras and A Leija-Tristan 1997 Morphology systematics and distributionofMeoma ventricosa grandis and M ventricosa ventricosa (Echinodermata Echinoidea Brissidae) alongMexican coasts Proc BioI Soc Wash 110(2) 301-309
Sroka S D and D B Blake 1997 Echinodermata p 223-225 In C W Shabica and A K Hay (eds)Richardsons Guide to the Fossil Fauna of Mazon Creek Northeastern lllinois University Chicago
Stewart BG (1998) Observations on induced spawning and ovulation in the snake star Astrobrtrchionconstrlctum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) In Moo~ R and Telford M (eds) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Proceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco Balkema Amsterdam pp 431-436
Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
Stewart B and PV Mladenov 1997 Population structure growth and recruitment of the euryalinidbrittle-star Astrobrachion constrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in Doubtful Sound Fiordland NewZealand Marine Biology 127 687-697
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Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
Pakistan waters Pakistan Journal of Zoology 29(1) 92-94Telford M and O Ellers (in press) The moving teeth ofechinoids International Echinoderms Conference San
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Invertebrate Biology 116 255-261Tesoro V F Zito YYokota E Nakano S Sciarrino and V Matranga A protein of basal lamina of the sea
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from the east coast of South Africa (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) S Afr 1 Zoot 31(4) 208-213Thandar AS 1998 A new genus and three new species of deep sea holothuroids from the west coast of South
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the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Organising Coounittee
Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
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Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
homologies OralLessios HA BD Kessing and JS Pearse World-wide phylogeny of Diadema OralMadon-Senez C Plate pattern of echinoid tests relative lenght of the labrum and of the sternal plates in recent
antarctic schizasterids (Spatangoida) PosterManDi R and UNicosia The oldest cyrtocrinid Nerocrinus petri n gen n sp and the Nerocrinidae n film
OralMcNamara KJ Biogeographic evolution of cenozoic Echinoids in western Australia OralMilsom C Rovings of the Roveacrinids OralMoussa B D Neraudeau J Lang and EP Verrecchia Characterization of the morphological variability in
Linthia (MaastrichtianPaleocene Echinoid ofIullemmeden Basin West Africa) PosterNebelsick J Taphonomic legacy of predation on Echinoids OralNebelsick 1 and A Kroh Palaeoecology and taphonomy of ParascutelJa beds from the Lower Miocene of the
Eastern Desert Egypt PosterNeraudeau D and J Roman Impact of the Messinian crisis on the Mediterranean Echinoid fauna OralNaunann C Cretaceous Echinoids from Jordan PosterOji T and T Mito Skeletal development ofOrycomanthusjaponica and its paleontologic implications
PosterParsley RL The Cineta (Homostelea) as Blastozoans OralRose EPF and JL Wood Clypeaster and Echinolampas (Echinoidea Irregularia) from the neogene of
south-east Spain and the Mediterranean Me8$inian salinity crisis OralRowe DA and SK Donovan Spatangoid echinoids from the eocene of Jamaica PosterRoy MS R Spaner and P Mladenov Molecular phylogeography of Ophiactis savignyi (Ophiurae
Ophiactidae) Poster
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Rozhnov SV The crookedness of the stem and crone of the pelmatozoan echinodenns as a result ofheterochrony Oral
Sevastopulo GD PW Jackson RJ Prokop Functional morphology of Pygmaeocrinus (DisparidaCrinoidea) Oral
Simpson GA and SK Donovan Fore-reef Echinoid faUDasin the Pleistocene of the Antillean regionBubados and Jamaica compared Poster
Smimov A V The origin and evolution of the order apodida (Holothuroidea) OralSmith AB and AS Gale Sea-levels sequence stratigraphy and Echinoid diversity through the Cn1aCeOUS
OralSolovjev AN and AV Markov Fossil Pericosmid Ecbinoids PosterSponer R PV Mladenov and MS Roy Molecular evolution in Amphipholis squamata OralSumrall CD and 1 Sprinkle The early ontogeny of the glyptocystitid rhombiferan Lepadocystis moorei OralThandar AS and V Rajpal Some thoughts about the supergenus Thyone Jaeger (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) PosterVillier L and M Kutscher New Lower Jurassic evidence offosssil Asteroids and comments on their diversity
PosterWiddison R Crinoid faunas of the Much Wenlock Limestone Formation of Britain Poster
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Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali F Sala M Patruno and Me Thorndyke Regenerative potential ofcrinoid arm explants Poster
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro M Trezzi and A Giardina Nerve-dependent myogenesis in armregeneration of Antedon mediteanea Poster
Conand C and S Uthicke Asexual reproduction in population of Stichopus choloronotus (Holothuroidea) acomparison between Pacific and Indian Ocean populations Poster
Cook EJ and M Kelly The effects of stocking density on the growth (somatic and gonadal) and survival ofthe green sea urchin (Psammechinus miliaris) Oral
Poulin E Feral JP Comudella L Alva V Selfing and outerossing in the brood protecting ophiuroidAmphipolis squamata Oral
Hoshi M M Kawamura Y Maruyama E Yoshida M Ikeda M Ogiso M Matsumoto Egg-jellycomponents responsible for the induction of acrosome reaction in the starnsh Asterias amurensis Oral
Mladenov PV and Y Achituv Morphological and genetic relationships among fissiparous andnon-fissiparous populations of the seastar Asterina burtoni from the Red and Mediterranean Seas Oral
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Patruno M MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro P Beesley MC Thorndyke Stress and regeneration incrinoids and asteroids Oral
Skold M MF Barker and PV Mladenov The role of environmental factors in regulating asexualreproduction in the sea star Coscinasterias murieata effects of food availability and fluctuating temperatureOral
Thorndyke MC Regeneration in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerAlves SLS AD Pereira and CRR Ventura Sexual and asexual reproduction in a population I)f
Coscinasterias tenuispina (Lamarck 1816) from Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterCarvalho ALPS and CRR Ventura Reproductive cycle of Asterina stellijera (Mobius) (Asteroidea
Asterinidae) in the Cabo Frio upwelling region Brazil PosterVentura CRR Gametogenesis and growth of two Astropecten species from midsheJf upwelling region Cabo
Frio Brazil PosterYoung CM S George T Griffin D McCarthy and S Brooke The food required for reproduction in bathyal
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
An original approach is also being carried out in a traditionnalexploitation country-Madagascar-in the context of a regional pro-gramme (Commission de lOcean Indien (COl) GICZ) To achievesustainable exploitation of this fragile resource the exporters havedecided to organise the profession (see p 4)
Several contributions update the state of the fisheries as in Tuvalu(see p 2) California and Washington State (see p 11 and 12) TorresStrait reefs (see p 17)
In the rubrique Asexual reproduction by fission new observations arereported for the first time on the species Holothuria leucospilota (see p 5)which had been previously cited as reproducing only sexually
A new rub rique on aquaculture could also be prepared (see ICLARMresults in the Solomon Islands p 3) We are looking forward to yoursuggestions and contributions
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EditorialThis 10th edition of the Bulletin gives us an opportunity to re-view the progress made in the sea-cucumber sector informa-tion system in broad terms After beginning in the tropicalPacific the Bulletin has gradually acquired a wide internationalaudience while sea cucumber fisheries often a source of con-flict have grown
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This Bulletin includes original articles on the resources of severaldifferent countries including Malaysia (p 2) Madagascar(p 7-13) Sulawesi Indonesia (p 31) and Mozambique (p 3-)Manydifferent aspects of the biology of asexual reproductionthrough fission (p 15) and identifying specimens are discussedAnd a contribution on the aquaculture ot the species SticJIOPUgtjapolticlts (p 24) will certainly meet th~ expectOltions ot those in-terested in this activitv
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belonging to 57 genera in 15 families of 6 orders
The vast majority of the material on which the present study has been based is found in
the collections made by the Institute of Oceanology Academia Sinica during the past forty
years along the whole coast of China including the offshore Xisha Islands in the South China
Sea Some of the specimens came from shore collecting but most were taken byextensive
benthic sampling north from the Pohai Sea south to the Gull of Tonkin and Hainan Island
during Programme of Oceanographical Cruises of China carried out in 1958-1960
The bathymetrical range covered is from the intertidal zone to about 200 meters excep-
tionllly more the approximate extent of the continental shell
The text contains two parts a comprehensive survey and a systematic descriptions The
former part provides the historical review morphology system of classification geographical
distribution biology and economic significance of holothurians The latter part covers the
systemati account for Holothurioidea of Chinadiagnoses are given for the higher taxa above
species keys to aid identification and details of the ranges of the species among other obser-
vations All species are figured
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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non-isocrinid ainoids
NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
ECIDNODERM WEB PAGES
Francesco Bonasoro - httplmiuccacsiunimiitrechino5ece7htm
Thomas Brey - httpwwwawi-bremerhavende
Jon Eggert - (contact midvangurislandiais) Reference PagehUpIwwwislandiaisfmidvangurnew-page_8htm
Reinnmd Haude - httpwwwgwdgdefuggpwww
Thomas Kammer - httpwwwgeowvuedurtwnmerlwelcomehtm
Alexander Kerr - httppeaplantbiologyyaleedu8001rjklabalex_kerrhtml
Lucas 1 - URL Aquaculture httpwwwjcueduauldeptlAquacultureJaquaculthtm
Christopher Mah - CAS Echinoderm Web PagewwwcalacademyorglresearchflZglechinoderml
Charles G Messing- comatulid crinoid web pages1Ittpl1www1UTVtLeduiocelllllmessingcrinoidslwltitlehtmJ
Philip Mladenov - httpgandaJfotagoacnz800lMarinelmarinehtDl
Mike Reich - bttpIwwwuni-greifswaldde
Mattias Skold - bttpwwwotagoacD71MarineScience
RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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the Sea of Japan coast in soutwestem Hokkaido Fisheries Science (m press)~swna Y Gonadal growth of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus sampled from tropbically poor
coralline flats and fed excess kelp Laminaria religiosa Fisheries Science (in press)~ Y Ecological studies on the population dynamics of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nutilIsSci
Rep Hokkaido Fish Exp Stn (in Japanese) (in press)Imeziane N and M Roux 1997 Biodiversity and historical biogeography of stalked crinoids (Echinodermata)
Biodiversity and Conservation 61557-1570 8 fig 1 tabltrakaki Y T Uehara and I Fagoonee 1998 Comparative studies of the genus Echinometra from Okinawa
and Mauritius Zool Sci 15159-168Aronson R B and D B Blake 1997 Predation and the paleoecology of suspension-feeding echinoderms In
Echinoderms Notes for a Short Course Paleontological Society Papers 2 1997Aronson RB DB Blake and T OjL 1997 Retrograde community structure in the Late Eocene of
Antarctica Geology 25(10)903-906Aronson RB and WF Precht 1997 Stasis biological disturbance and community structure of a Holocene
coral reef Paleobiology 23(3)326-346Ausich WI 1996 Phylum Echinodermata p 242-261 In RM Feldmann (ed) Fossils ofObio Obio Division
of Geological Survey Bulletin 70Ausich WI 1997 Regional Encrinites A Vanished LithoDcies In Brett CE and Gc Baird (eels)
Paleontological Events Stratigraphic Ecological and Evolutionary Implications Columbia University PressNew York NY Chapter 19 pp 509-519
Ausich WI 1997 Calyx plate homologies and early evolutionary history of the Crinoidea PaleontologicalSociety Papers 3289-304
Ausich WI TW Kammer and DL Meyer 1997 Middle Mississippian disparid crinoids from themidcontinental United States 1 Paleont 71(1)131-148
Baker AN 1998 The rediscovery of Echimls elevatus Hutton 1872 in New Zealand and a new name forAcanthotrema Baker amp Rowe 1990 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Journal of the Royal Society of NewZealand 28(2) 281-286
Balser E 1998 Cloning by ophiuroid echinoderm larvae BioI Bull 194187-193Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene Stelleroids (Echinodermata) at Seymour Island Antarctic
PenjnsWa J Paleont 72(2)339-353Blake DB R Reid III 1998 Some Albian (Cretaceous) asteroids (Echinodermata) from Texas and their
Paleobiological Implications Journal of Paleontology 72512-532Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene echinoderms of Seymour Island Antarctica p 9-12 In R J
Mooi and M L Telford (005) Echinoderms San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB 1998 Morphological characters of early asteroids and ophiuroids p 5-7 In R 1 Mooi and ML
Telford (eels) EchinodellDS San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB G Breton and S Gofas 1996 A new genus and species of Asteriidae (Asteroidea Echinodermata)
from the Upper Cretaceous (Coniacian) of Angola Africa Palaont Z 70 (12)181-187Bourseau JP J David M Roux D Bertrand and V Clochard 1998 Une nouvelle espeee du genre
Balanocrinus (Crinoides pedoncules) provenant du Kimmeridgien inferieur des environs de La Rochelle(Charente maritime France) Geobios Lyon 3 12 215-227 8 fig
Bluhm AB P Piepenburg and Kv Juterzenka (in press) Distribution standing stock growth mortality andproduction of Strongylocentrotus paIlidus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in the northern Barents Sea PolarBiology
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Boudouresque C-F R Lemee X Marl and A Meinesz 1996 The invasive alga Caulerpa taxiolia is not asuitable diet for the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus Aquatic Botany 53245-250
Breton G and V Decombe 1997 Comparaison des f3unes dasterides de deux gisements cenomamens deBasse-Normandie (France) et du Devon (Angieterre)
Breton G 1997 Deux etoiles de mer du nord-est du bassin de Paris (France) leurs allies actuels sont desfossiles vivants Bull Trim Soc Geol Normandie et Amis Museum du Havre 84 I ler trim23-34
Brower JC 1997 Homocrinid crinoids from the Upper Ordovician of northern Iowa and southen MinnesotaJournal of Paleontology 71 442-458
Brower JC Pleurocystitid rhombiferan echinoderms from the Middle Ordovician Galena Group ofnorthemIowa and southern Minnesota Journal of Paleontology (in press)
Bryan Pl D Rittscho( and JB McClintock 1996 Bioactivity of echinoderm ethanolic body-wall extracts anassessment of marine bacterial attachment and macroinvertebrate larval settlement Journal ofExpermentalMarine Biology and Ecology 19679-96
Bryan PI JB McClintock and TS Hopkins 1997 Structural and chemical defenses of echinoderms from thenorthern Gulf of Mexico Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 210 173-186
Bryan Pl JB McClintock and M Hamann 1997 Behavioral and chemical defenses of marine prosobranchgastropod Callioswma canaliculatum in response to sympatric seastars Journal of Chemical Ecology23(3) 645-
Byrne M 1996 Starfish wanted dead or alive New Sci 2052 53Byrne M 1996 Viviparity and intragonadal cannibalism in the diminutive asterinid sea stars PatirieJa vivipara
and Pparvivipara Mar BioI 125 551-567Byrne M and A Cerra 1996 Evolution ofintragonadal development in the diminutive asterinid sea stars
Patiriella vivipara and P parvivipara with an overview of development in the Asterinidae BioI Bun19117-26
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Piepenburg D WG Ambrose A Brandt PE Renaud M1 Ahrens and P Jensen 1997 Benthic communitypatterns reflect water column processes in the Northeast Water polynya (Greenland) J Mar Syst 10467-482
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Piepenburg D J Voss and J Gutt 1997 Assemblages of sea stars (Echinodermata Asteroidea) and brittlestars (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in the Weddell Sea (Antarctica) and off Northeast Greenland (Arctic) acomparison of diversity and abundance Polar Bio1 17 305-322
Portell RW and CW Oyen Occurrence of the regular urchin Eucidaris tribuloides from the TamiamiFormation (pliocene) of Florida Tulane Studies in Geology and Paleontology 30(2)99-104
Price ARG and FWE Rowe 1996 Indian Ocean echinoderms collected during the Sindbad Voyage (1980-81) 3 Ophiuroidea and Echinoidea Bull Nat Rist Mus Lond (Zool) 62(2) 71-82
Prokop RJ and V Petro (1996) Kuzbassocrinus cf bystrowi Yeltyschewa 1957 (Crinoidea col) From theLower Devonian Koneprusy Limestone of the Banandian area (Czech Republic) Journal of the CzechGeological Society 41(3-4)220-222 pI L figs 1-6 (Czech summary) Praha
Prokop RJ and V Turek 1997 The crinoid holdfilst Lichenocrinus Hall 1866 in the Ordovician of Bohemia(Czech Republic) Bulletin of the Czech Geological Survey 72(3)307-310
Prokop RJ and V Petro 1997 The genus Pygmaeocrinus BouSka 1947 (Crinoidea Inadunata) in theDevonian of the Banandian area (Czech Republic) Acta Musei Nationalis Pragae Series B HistoriaNaturalis 53(1-2)1-10 pis 1-8 Praha
Prestedge GK The distribution and biology of Patiriella vtvipaTa (Echinodermata Asteroidea Asterinidae) aseastar endemic to southeast Tasmania (prospective journal Records of the Australian Museum)
Rajpal V and AS Thandar (in press) Neocucumis kilbumi sp Nov (Echinodermata HolotlmroideaCucumariidae) from the east coast of South Afiica with a key of the genus Neocucumis S Aft J Zool
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Reich M 1996 Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) aus der Wellen Scbrelbkreide (Unter-Maastrichtillm) derInsel RUgen (Norddeutschland) (Holothurian remains (Echinodermata) from the White Chalk of the Isle ofRUgen (Northern Germany)] - Terra Nostra (Scbriften der Alfred-Wegener Stiftung) 966 72 Bonn
Reich M 1997 Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) aus der Oberkreide - ein Uberblick [Upper Cretaceousholothurians (Echinodermata) - a Sl1IIlIIWY] - Zeitschrift der Deutschen Geologischen ~ 148 (1)71-79 1 fig 1 table~ Stuttgart
Reich M 1997 TricaIclamne1a cretaeea paragen et parasp nov (Echinodermata) aus dem MaastrichtiumNorddeutsehlands (TricaJclamne1a cretacea paragen et parasp nov (Echinodermata) from theMaastrichtian of northern Germany] _Greifswalder Geowissenschaftliche Beitrage 4113-119 2 figs 1 pIGreifswald
Reich M 1997 Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) aus dem Eemium der Kernbohrung DA-l bei Dagebiill(pleistozan NW -Deutschland) (Holothurian remains (Echinodermata) from the Eemian of the DagebueIlWen DA-l (pleistocene Northwestern Germany)] - Meyniana 49 139-149 1 Abb 2 Tab 1 Tat Kie1
Reich M 1997 Fossile Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) aus Geschieben - Ein Uberblick [Fossil holothurianremains (Echinodermata) from glacial erratic boulders - an overview] - [In] Zwanzig M amp LOser H(Hrsg) Berliner Beitrage zur Geschiebeforschung 81-892 tables pI 15~Dresden (CPress-Verlag)
Reich M amp Weller H (in press) Elster Nachweis von Holothurien aus dem Devon des Harzes (Deutschland)(The first record ofholothurians from the Devonian of the Harz Mts (Germany)] - Neues Jahrbuch fUrGeologie und Paliontologie Monatshefte Stuttgart
Roccheri MC L Bosco ME Ristuccia D Cascino G Giudice AO Oliva and AM Rinaldi 1997 Seaurchin mitochondrial matrix contains a 56-Kda chaperonine-like protein Biochemical and BiophysicalResearch Communications 234646-650 Academic Press San Diego New York Boston LondonSydney Tokyo Toronto
Roccheri MC G Barbata F Cardinale C Tipa L Bosco AO Oliva D Cascino and G Giudice 1997Apoptosis in sea urchin embryos Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 240 359-366Academic Press San Diego New York Boston London Sydney Tokyo Toronto
Rogers CN JE Williamson DG Carson PD Steinberg 1998 Diel vertical movement by mesograzers onseaweeds Mar Ecol Prog Ser (in press)
Raux M N Ameziane and J David 1997 Compromis adaptatifs et ontogenese chez les crinoides peetonculesGeobios Lyon MS 2 1319-327 7 fig
Roux M 1997 Classification et ontogenese chez les crinoides une revision necessme de 1ahierarchie descaracteres Bull Soc Zool Fr 1 22(4) 371-3783 fig
Roux M and DL Pawson (in press) Two new species ofhyocrinid crinoids (Echinodermata) with commentson presumed giant-dwarf gradients related to seamounts and abyssal plains Pacific Science 4 pI
Rowe GT GS Boland EG Escobar Briones ME Cruz-Kaegi A Newton D Piepenburg 1Walsh and 1Deming 1997 Sediment community biomass and respiration in the Northeast Water Polynya Greenland anumerical simulation of benthic lander and spade core data J Mar Syst 10 497-515
Samyn Y NA Muthiga and N Dars (m preparation) Indicative results on the reproductive periodicity of thetropical sea urchin Echinothrix caamaris (pallas 1774)
Samyn Y and NA Muthiga (in preparation) Reproductive status of the tropical sea urchin Echinothrixdiadema (Linnaeus 1758) thriving in the Mombasa Marine National Park Kenya
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Sartoretto S and P Francour 1997 Quantification ofbioerosion by Sphaerechinus granu1aris on coralJigeneconcretions of the western Mediterranean 1 MarBioLAssUK 77565-568
Schroeter SC lD Dixon TA Ebert and lV Rankin 1996 Effects of kelp forests Macrocystispyriferaonthe larval distribution and settlement of red and purple sea urchins Strongylocentrotus franciscamlS and Spupuratus Mar Ecol Prog Ser 133125-134
Sconzo G G Amore G Capra G Giudice D Cascino and G Ghersi Identification and characterization ofaconstitutive bsp75 in sea urchin embryos BBRC 234 24-29
Sconzo G F Geraci R Melfi D Cascino G Spinelli G Giudice and R Sircma 1997 Sea urchinHSF invitro and in transgenic embryos BBRC 240 436-441
Sconzo G D Cascino G Amore F Geraci and G Giudice 1997 Effect of the IMPase inhibitorL690 330on sea urchin development Cell Biol Inter 21
Sedova LG NM Aminina Yu E Bregman and AV Podkorytova Impact of some artificial foods on seaurchins Strongylocentrotus intermedius gonads development and their roe quality (m press)
Skold M (in press) Escape responses in four epibenthic brittle stars (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) OpheliaSkold M and JSG Gunnarsson 1996 Somatic and genninal growth of the infaunal brittle starsAmphiura
filiormis and A chiajei in response to organic enrichment Marine Ecology Progress Series Vol 142203-214
Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
Smith Ac 1997 Treasures from the Sea for Medicine Med-Marine Publications Panama City Florida 57 ppSolis-Marin F A H Reyes-Bonilla MD Herrero-Perezrul O Arizpe-Covarrubias and A Laguarda-FJgUerIS
1997 Systematics and distnbution of the echinoderms from Bahia de la Paz Ciencias Marinas 23(2)249-263
Solis-Marin FA A Laguarda-Figueras and A Leija-Tristan 1997 Morphology systematics and distributionofMeoma ventricosa grandis and M ventricosa ventricosa (Echinodermata Echinoidea Brissidae) alongMexican coasts Proc BioI Soc Wash 110(2) 301-309
Sroka S D and D B Blake 1997 Echinodermata p 223-225 In C W Shabica and A K Hay (eds)Richardsons Guide to the Fossil Fauna of Mazon Creek Northeastern lllinois University Chicago
Stewart BG (1998) Observations on induced spawning and ovulation in the snake star Astrobrtrchionconstrlctum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) In Moo~ R and Telford M (eds) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Proceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco Balkema Amsterdam pp 431-436
Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
Stewart B and PV Mladenov 1997 Population structure growth and recruitment of the euryalinidbrittle-star Astrobrachion constrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in Doubtful Sound Fiordland NewZealand Marine Biology 127 687-697
Stokes MD BG Stewart and D Epei (m press) The kinetics of the cortical reaction and respiratory burstfollowing fertilisation of Sterechinus neumayeri eggs Antarctic Journal of the United States
Storc R 1997 Ophiuroid remains from the nearshore environments of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Cenomanian-Turonian boundary interval) A preliminary report Bull Czech gooi Surv 72(2)171-174Praha
Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
Pakistan waters Pakistan Journal of Zoology 29(1) 92-94Telford M and O Ellers (in press) The moving teeth ofechinoids International Echinoderms Conference San
FranciscoTelford M amp Ellers O 1997 Tooth advancement muscles in the sand dollar Echinarachnius parma
Invertebrate Biology 116 255-261Tesoro V F Zito YYokota E Nakano S Sciarrino and V Matranga A protein of basal lamina of the sea
urchin embryo Develop Growth Differ (in press)Thandar AS 1996 Chiridota durbanensis new species and a new record of Neothyonidium arthroprocessum
from the east coast of South Africa (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) S Afr 1 Zoot 31(4) 208-213Thandar AS 1998 A new genus and three new species of deep sea holothuroids from the west coast of South
Africa (Echinodennata) J Zoot Lond 244 79-88Thandar AS (in press) Some deep-sea holothuroids taken by the R V Africana ITin 1959 in the collections of
the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
Geobios (in press)Ventura CRR APC Falcio 1S Santos and CS Fiori 1997 Reproductive cycle and feeding periodicity in
the starfish Astropecten brasiliensis in the Cabo Frio upwelling ecosystem (Brazil) InvertebrateReproduction and Development 31 1-3 (1997) 135-141
Villier L G Breton and D Neraudeau 1997 Contexte paleoerologique biodiversite et significationbiostratigraphique des asterides dans Ie Campanien stratotypique Ann Soc Geol Du Nord 5 (2e ser)181-188
Webster G D (in press) Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian crinoids International symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Proceedings of the RoyalSociety of Victoria
Webster G D (in press) Distortion in the stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of Timor a historical reviewwitb ananalysis of the crinoid and blastoid faunas International symposium on the Permian of eastern TethysBiostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resomces Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
Webster GD and KJHouck 1999 Middle Pennsylvanian Late Atokan-Early Desmoinesian echinodermsfrom an intermountain basin the Central Colorado Trough Journal of Paleontology
Weinberg S and C DeRidder 1998 Asthenosoma marisrubri nsp (Echinodermat8 Echinoidea) from the RedSea Beaufortia 48(3)27-46
Williamson DJ 1998 Larval transfer in evolution Chapter 33 (pp436-453) [In] Horizontal Gene Transfer(Eds) M Syvanen amp CL Kado Chapman amp Hall London amp New York
Won IR and BJ Rho 1998 Two new species and four new records ofHolothuroidea from Korea KoreanIBioi Sci 29-20
Yokota Y and S Amemiya 1998 A putative vitellogenin in coelomic fluid ofechinothurioid sea urchinsAraeosoma owstoni and Asthenosoma ijimai Compo Biochem Physioi 119A 801-805
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga 1998 Ectodenn cell-ECM interaction isessential for sea urchin embryo skeletogenesis Dev BioI 196 184-192
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Organising Coounittee
Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
PALEONTOWGY AND PHYLOGENYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Reproductive Biology
Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
homologies OralLessios HA BD Kessing and JS Pearse World-wide phylogeny of Diadema OralMadon-Senez C Plate pattern of echinoid tests relative lenght of the labrum and of the sternal plates in recent
antarctic schizasterids (Spatangoida) PosterManDi R and UNicosia The oldest cyrtocrinid Nerocrinus petri n gen n sp and the Nerocrinidae n film
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
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ADAMS NIKKI L - effects of and defenses against ultraviolet (UV) radiation on reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates currently examining whether UV affects gametogenesis oraccumulation of cellular defenses against uv radiation such as mycosporine-like amino acids and smaI1molecule antioxidants in the gonads and gametes of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotusdroebachiensis investigating how these defenses might protect embIyos and larvae of echinodermsagainst UV radiation
AGATSUMA YUKI - herbivorous-algae interaction ecological studies on population dynamics of thesea urchin Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus
AHEARN CYNTHIA - taxonomy of South African holothuroids checklist of North Americanechioderms for the American Fisheries Society with Chris Mah Susan Hottenrott Phil Lambert andChuck Messing
ALBI YVONNE Z - a Paleocene echinoid from the Santa Monica Mountains Los Angeles CountyCalifornia A newly noted schizasterid
ALI MOHAMED SAID M - study of some Jurassic and Cretaceous echinoids of Sinai Egypt
ALLEN JOHN A - deep-sea benthos of the Atlantic
AlLISON WILLIAM R - I am a coral reef ecologist and so am generally interested in Echinoderms Ihave however a particular interest in allfacets of the life and times of Culcita spp I am looking into thetaxonomy and ecology of the species in Maldives with special interest in its feerling ecology completingresearch on reef survey methods and the status of Maldivian reefs
ALVA VICTOR - trophic ecology of benthonic suspension organisms
ANDACHT TRACY M - studying the mechanism of dorsoventral polarity disruption and inhibition offertilization envelope elevation by nickel chloride in the sea urchin embryo Lytechinus variegatus
ANDERSEN AASMUND - study of chemically induced predator responses on Strongylocentrotusdrobachiensis
ANDERSON OWEN - commercial fisheries research and marine ecology population biology ofcommercial species of sea urchins in New Zealand and the collection and identification of shallow waterand deep-sea echinoderms
ANDERSON ROLAND C - an escape action of the asteroid Poraniopsis inflata in response to othersea stars
ARAKAKI yun -Taxonomy of the sea urchin Echinometra mathaei and E obonga
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ARCHER JEFFREY E - commercial potential ofBech de Mer in New Zealand enhancement of redrock lobster (effects of the captive environment on behaviour)
ASHA PAYIKA T - breeding seed-production and sea-ranching of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra
AUSICH WILLIAM I - early radiation and phylogeny of crinoids crinoid classification crinoidtaphonomy Lower Mississippian crinoid macroevolution
BALSER ELIZABETH J - mechanisms of asexual reproduction in echinoderm larvae
BANG HELEN GRACE P - culture and management of the sea urchin Tripneustes gratilla
BARTSCH ILSE - epi- and endozoa of ophiuroids
BASCH LARRY V - environmental effects on sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus) reproduction anddevelopment influences of larval abundance and condition on settlement and recruitment of sea urchinsechinoderm larval nutrition polar echinoid growth and secondary production kelp forest ecology
BAUER JOHN C - echinoid disease studies under laboratory conditions - using the bathyal sea urchinPalaeopneustes cristatus The suspected pathogen is a prokaryote The specimens were collected bysubmersible from the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
BAUMILLER TOMASZ K - ecology and functional morphology of recent isocrinids taphonomy ofarms and stalks of articulates and advanced cladids vs other Paleozoic taxa diversity of Penni an andTriassic crinoids and effects of the Pf extinction patterns oftumover and extinction of Paleozoicainoids ecology of Seirocrinus borings in Paleozoic pelmatozoans
BAZHIN ALEXANDER - monitoring the condition of sea urchin populations (Strongylocentrotusdroebochiensis S polyacanthus) along the Kamchatka peninSlJla shore
BEAVER HAROLD H - structure and function ofblastoid summit plates
BECKER JOHANN - marine invertebrates of Brazilian oceanic islands including especiallyechinoderms
BEDDINGFIELD STEVE D - interrelationships between different species within discrete communitiesenviromnental influences on the population dynamics and life history characteristics of organiS1pSecology of flora and fauna of marine benthic ecosystems reproductive and nutritional biology of marineinvertebrates
BEGBIE KlRSlEN M - studies on the hyponeural nervous system of the brittlestar Ophiura ophi70a
BELL BRUCE M - Edrioasteroids
BENEJAM DE CARLA - occurrence of brooding Amphiodia sp in Monterey Bay (California)
BENTLEY ANDREW C - biology of the sand dollar Echinodiscus bisperforatus along thesoutheastern coast of South Africa encompassing growth reproduction genetics larval biology etc
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BERENTS PENELOPE B - collection manager of marine invertebrates at th Australian Museum
BERGEN MARY - The Southern Bight Pilot Project - a survey of soft bottom benthic communitiesbetween 10 amp 200 m between Point Conception Califo~and the Mexican border
BERTRAM DOUGLAS F - evolution and ecology of modes of development in ecbinoids
BIERMANN CHRISTIANE H - Population genetic structure in the circumantarctic sea urchin genusSterechinus Reproductive isolation and population genetics in the Strongyocentrotidoe (Ecbinoida)Camarodont phylogeny
BllLETI DAVID SM - environmental impact on the deep sea taxonomy of the genus Mesothuria(Holothurioidea)
BIRENHEIDE RUDIGER- morphology physiology and biomechanics of crinoids
BIRKELAND CHARLES E - coral reef management
BIRYUKOV A INGA V - chemoreception chemosensory systems and its morphogenesis in the marineinvertebrates
BLAKE DANIEL B - Cretaceous asteroids of Texas Ordovician stelleroids stelleroids of SeymourIsland
BLUHM BODIL A - age determination
BLUHM HARTMUT - Holothuroidea as possible indicators for physical disturbance impacts in the deepsea
BOCKELIE JORAN F - Rhombiferan cystoids Scandanavia
BONASORO FRANCESCO - regeneration of crinoids
BORZONE CARLOS A -Matinhos sandy beach replenishment and its impact on the benthicmacrofiwnal nearshore community echinoderms of Paranas coastal waters Brazil
BOSCH ISIDRO M - UV -B effects on embryos and larvae of Antarctic echinoderms during springtimeozone depletion
BOUDOURESQUE CHARLES F - effect of the invasive introduced alga Cauerpa taxifolia onParacentrotus lividus population dynamics and diet long term changes of Paracentrotus ividus (seaurchin) populations in a protected area and a non-protected area
BOURGOIN ALLAIN - studying the possibility of commercializing the green sea urchinStrongylocentrotus drobaehiensis on the northeastern coast of New Brunswick
BREGMAN YURIY E - Bioproductional properties (size-age structme longevity growth recruitmentelimination) oflocal populations of echinoderms and molluscs inhabiting far-eastem coastal waters ofRussia
BROWER JAMES C - taxonomy functional morphology paleoecology ontogeny and phylogeny ofOrdovician crinoids and blastozoans from the northern midcontinent of North America
BUITRON-SANCHEZ BLANCA E - Cenozoic echinoderms (Stelleroidea and echinoidea) from BajaCalifornia Mexico
BURCH BEATRICE L - working on forams in gut of Chaetodiadema palidum and in the surroundingsediments
BURNS CASEY - three possible new species of echinoids from the Eocene of Oregon at the BurkeMuseum in Seattle
BUSSARAWIT SOMCHAI - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the Andaman Sea west coast ofThailand
BYRNE MARIA - life history evolution echinoderm reproduction and development ophiuroidfunctional morphology echinoderm fisheries
CALTAGIRONE ANGELA - sea urchin aquaculture
CAMERON R ANDREW - A promoter trap strategy for finding embryonic gene regulatory regions inthe sea urchin genome The spatial expression of known patterning genes in sea urchin larvaldevelopment A microsatellite analysis of homozygosity in an inbred line of sea urchins
CAMPBELL ALAN - sea urchin population dynamics ecology and fisheries
CAMPBELL ANDREW C - zoogeography of Indian Ocean echinoderms
CAMPBELL DAVID B - feeding behavior of Asterias
CANDIA-CARNEVAL M DANIELA - crinoid arm regeneration structure physiology andbiomechanics of complex musculo-skeletal systems (echinoid lantern ophiuroid masticatory apparatus)
CHAO SHYH-MIN - population dynamics of the shallow-water holothurians of Taiwan systematics ofthe echinoderms from Taiwan
CHEN CHANG-PO - ontogenesis of skeletal plate patterns gonad and gonapores in the progenesiveSinaechinocyamus mai
cmCCA ANGIE - volunteer collector for Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
CLARK ROGER N - seastars of the Aleutian Islands Alaska (North Pacific) of the fimJiliesPterasteridae Solasteridae Myxasteridae Goniasteridae
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CLOUSE RONALD M - taxonomy and behavior of Bohadschia mormorQQand B bivittata(Holotburoidea) from Micronesia
COLON-JONES D ELIZABETH - rearing Diadema larvae rearing coral larvae studying the sedimentregime on Biscayne National Park reefs examining calcifiCation rates of Corals
CONAND CHANTAL - Beche-de-Mer Bulletin 10 (No9 -1997) holothurian fisheries (Indian OceanMadagascar) asexual reproduction in sea cucumbers population biology of the sea urchinColobocentrotus atratus biodiversity of reef echinoderms (La Reunion)
CREASER EDWlN P - management of green sea urchin resources of State of Maine
CRUMP ROBIN G - asteroid development and ecology
CUNHA DE JESUS DORA MARIA - ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugueseechinoderm fauna
CUTRESS BERTHA M - deep sea Holothuroidea (Echinodermata) of Puerto Rico
DAFNI JACOB - echinoid growth
DALBY JR JAMES E - growth of arctic ophiuroids
DAVOUL T DOMINIQUE - studies on ecology and functioning (fluxes of carbon and nitrogen at thewater-sediment interface) of coastal benthic communities in the English Channel and the North Sea withspecial reference to a dominant species the ophiuroid Ophiothrix jragilis (Abildgaard) studies ofinteractions between physics (hydrodynamism) and biology (behaviour) for nutrition (suspension-feeding)and recruitment (settlement of larvae on adults)
DAYTON PAUL K - benthic ecology
DE RIDDER CHANTAL JM - symbioses in echinoids food and feeding mechanisms in echinoidstaxonomy and biogeography of Antarctic echinoids
DE WIT WALTER MJ - fossil echinoderms in tluviatile and ice-age deposits of Holland
DEAN JULIETTE - Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids
DEARBORN JOHN H - functional morphology of ophiuroid tube feet identification of Gulf of Maineand Antarctic ophiuroids and crinoids from collections on hand
DEBENHAM PATTY - population genetics of the red sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus
DEVIN MICHAEL G - benthic species diversity of the Bahamian slope (depth 300 m to 900 m) - thefauna is dominated by echinoderms particularly echinoids
DIEHL WALTER J - effects of environmental stress on multilocus heterozygosity-growthrelationships in invertebrates
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DOBSON WILLIAM E - population biology of Ophiura sarsi on continental slope off North Carolinause of skeletal growth bands in ophiuroid ossicles as biological markers for sublethal predation andpopulation ecology experiments
DOLMATOV IGOR Y - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
DOMINGUEZ PATRICIO - working on early echinoderms especially Cambrian and OrdovicianPelmatozoans and Carpoids from Spain
DONOVAN STEPHEN K - Tertiary crinoids of Barbados and Caniacou Miocene echinoids of GrandCayman the fossil record of asteroids in the Antillean region graduate students currently documentingechinoid faunas from the Eocene (Jamaica) and Pleistocene (Jamaica and Barbados) of the Caribbean
DRUMMOND ANNE E - intra and interspecific agnostic behaviour in echinoids wave action andconsequences for E mathaei S varioaris D savignyi
EBLE GUNTHER J - evolutionary dynamics in disasteroids holasteroids and spatangoidspost-metamorphic spatangoid development phylogeny of disasteroids early holasteroids and earlyspatangoids
EEKELERS DIRK - biodiversity and distribution of asteroids on the coral reefs of Kenya
ELISEIKINA MARINA G - mechanisms of regeneration their formation and changes in individualdevelopment of marine invertebrates
EIT tERS OLAF W - growth of sand dollar teeth catch collagen
EMLET RICHARD B - functional morphology of echinoderm larval evolution of echinoid life historiesand development
ETNIER SHELLEY - comatulid crinoids
EIIENSOHN FRANK R - Systematics paleoecology and functional morphology of the pelagic crinoidSoccocoma Paleoecology of a Late Ordovician crinoid garden community Paleoecology of a LateOrdovician edrioasteroid firmground
EVDOKIMOV VLADIMlR V - research of reproductive process of sea urchins reproduction anddevelopment of marine invertebrates influence of monochromatic light on the sea urchins reproductiveprocess
FARMANFARMAIAN A VERDI - growth hormone and nitrogen retention
FAY ROBERT O - Ovachita Belt bibliography
FEDER HOWARD M - the deep benthic environment in Port Valdez Prince William Sound Alaskathe fPPdingbiology of the sea star Pycnopodia heianthoitJes in Prince William Sound Alaska the deepbenthos in Prince William sound 16 months after the Exxon Valdez oil spill the macrofauna (mf3Jma andepifauna-wbich includes large numbers of sea-star species) in the southeastern Chukchi Sea
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FERAL JEAN-PIERRE - structure ofbabitat and dispersal strategies effects of developlllfl)ta1 modeson genetic structure and evolutionary processes (mainly in ecbinoids - annelids and molluscs also used)
FERGUSON JOHN C - madreporite functions and water volume relationships in echinoderms -currently on echinoids and holothuroids ~c~
FERNANDEZ CATHERINE - growth nutrition and biochemical composition of sea urchinParacentrotus lividus in rearing fed with different types of artificial food
FLAMMANG PATRICK - adhesive systems of echinoderm podia ultrastructure biochemistry of theadhesive and deadhesive substance and adhesive force measurements
FOLLOSCO MINDA P - artificial culture of economically important sea cucumber
FORET TIMOTHY W - regeneration rates ofLuidia in the field and the energetics of regenerativedevelopment have begun thesis examining the prevalence of subcuticular bacteria in Gulf Coast (Florida)asteroids
FOSTER MERRILL W - Ordovician echinoderms from western VIrginia Atlantic Ocean brachiopodsAntarctic and subAntarctic brachipods paleobiology of Pennsylvanian invertebrates in Dlinois
FOX DAVID 1 - analysis of articulation in the anns of Ophiocoma echinata and Ophiocoma wendti
FREEMAN STEVEN M - impact and population dynamics of seastar predation on sublittoralconuDlmities In particular Astropecten irregularis on soft-bottom communities and Asterias rubem oncommercial mussel beds off the coast of Anglesea North Wales the relationship between the sea starAstropecten irregularis and its commensal polyniod Acholoe astercola
FUJITA TOSHIHIKO - biology of Coscinasterias aeutispina ecology of Recent and fossil OphiUTasarsii taxonomy of Japanese ophiuroids and asteroids
FUKUY AMA ALLAN K - looking at recovery of intertidal invertebrates in Prince William SoundAlaska following the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill and am particularly interested in molluscan andechinoderm assemblages and the contrast in recovery patterns between areas that were treated withhot-water high pressure treatment with areas that were oiled and untreated
GAGE JOHN D - deep-sea biology shelf-edge benthic fluxes and sediment community dynamicsdeep-sea brittle star growth spatial distribution and demographic modelling
GAGNON JEAN-MARC - bioturbation by and foraging behaviour of deepwater echinodermsobservations in mesocosms
GEBRUK ANDREY V - deep-sea holothwians (order Elasipodida and in pct Fam SynaJJaetidae)
GENTIL FRANCK A - population dynamics of ophiuroid species in soft-bottom COIDJDlmityof theEnglish Channel
GEORGE SOPHIE B - maternal effects on larval growth and development of echinodermsmorphological and behavioral responses of echinoderm 1arvae to salinity gradients
GIBSON MICHAEL A - continuing work on biotic interactions of Lower Devonian of West Tennesseealso studying traces of echinoids from the Coon Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and the tieringrelationships present within the ichnot3una
Gn cm DOLORES - Cambrain and Ordovician echinoderms and trilobites from Spain palaecologicalaspects morphology and function
GINANOV A TALIA T - mechanisms of muscle regeneration
GIUDICE GIOV ANNI - regulation of heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis in sea urchin embryosapoptosis in sea urchin development regulation of ribosomal RNA synthesis in sea urchin development
GLUCHOWSKI EDWARD L - Fammenian crinoids from the Holy Cross Mts South Poland
GOGGIN LOUISE C - biological control of the northern Pacific seastar Asterias amurensis inAustralian waters
GOLDBERG ARTHUR S - investigating antiarthritic properties of echinoderms
GONGADZE GURAM - Late Cretaceous and Paleogene echinoids of the Caucasus (classificationpaleobiogeography stratigraphy)
GOODING RICHARD U- Animals associated with Canbbean diadematids animals associated withdiadematid echinoids worldwide
GRABOWSKY -KAAlA GAIL L- Albatross recolonization project via the Audubon Society and InDept offish and Wl1dlife
GREENSTEIN BENJAMIN 1 - taphonomy of crown-of-thoms starfish comparative taphonomy ofcanbbean reefs mode of formation of Pliocene shell beds
GROSJEAN PHILIPPE - biology of the European violet sea urchin Par~entrotus lividus underintensive land-based aquaculture
GROVES CATHY - Heliaster biogeography and systematics
GUENSBURG THOMAS E - edrioasteroids early crinoids paleoecology of echinoderms
GUERRAZZI MARIA C - natural history and the feeding behavior of the starfish Echinasterbrasiliensis
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GunLOU MONIQUE - ReproductionlReauitment responses of sea-urcbin population toenvironmental changes Biodiversity seaweed-urchin interaction
GURREA ISIDRE - echinoids from ilieCtetaeeousandCenozoic age Mediterranean region(specifically Western Europe)
GUTT JULIAN - polar benthos ecology
HADEL VALERIA FLORA - respiratory metabolism ofChiridota rotiera (small holotburoid found inbeaches of coarse sand)
HAGEN Nlls T - sea urchin outbreak dynamics ecological interactions in a macroparasitelseaurcbinIkelp forest system Echiniculturelclosed cycle cultivation of sea urchins broodstockmanagement photoperiodic control of gametogenesis growth feeding design of cultivation equipment
HAMZA HASSAN MOHAMED - ecology and biology of echinoderms from Gulf of Suez - Red Sea
HAUDE REIMUND - stratigraphy and constructional morphology od scyphocrinoids Devonian andCarboniferous holothuroids Lower Devonian echinoderms of Argentina
HAVARDSSON BJORGOLFUR - the effect of caroteins in feed and environmental temperature on thegonad color and gonad development of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis (Mueller 1776)The purpose of the experiment is to develop feed suitable for controlling the quality of the urchin gonadin echinoculture
HEINZELLER THOMAS E - comparative mainly neuroanatomical morphology (rEM histochem) ofcrinoids with special attention to milleri- bourgeti- and cyrtocrinids entoparasitic myzostomids ofcrinoids mutual effects on host and parasite on an ultrastructural basis
HENDLER GORDON - behavior and functional morphology of deep-sea ophiuroids~ taxonomy ofOkinawan ophiuroids (with S Irimura)~ systematics and natural history of eastern Pacific ophiuroids
HERDENDORF CHARLES E - invertebrate fauna associated with deep-sea (gt2000 m) shipwrecksinvertebrate fauna of New Zealand (North Island) estuaries and tidal flats brisingid fauna of NorthAtlantic Ocean echinoid (esp sand dollars) invasion of New Zealand estuaries following diversion offreshwater inflow
HESS HANS - New starfish from the Middle Jurassic (Bajocian) of northern Switzerlan~ Crinoidossides from the Lower Jurassic (pliensbachian of Arm Switzerlan~ Remains of Saccocomids from theUpper Jurassic of Germany (Sieverts-Doreck collection on loan from Stuttgart Museum)
lUCKMAN JR CLEVELAND P - preparation of a field guide to the echinoderms of the GalapagosIslands
lUGHSMITH RAYMOND C - intertidal studies in Cook Inlet Alaska
HllL ROBERT B - mechanical properties ofholothurian muscle and body wall
HOBERG MAX K - investigating the diet of the sea star Pycnopodia helianthoides from eelgrass
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habitats in Prince William Sound following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
HODGSON ALAN N - spermatozoan morphology of PanTiella
HOFFMAN JENNIFER - the effects of ultraviolet radiation on marine invertebrate embryos and larvaewith a focus on echinoids
HOLTERHOFF PETER F - Late Paleozoic crinoid paleoecology and systematics P-Tr extinction anderadication of the Crinoidea
HOOPER ROBERT G - aquaculture of Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
HOROWITZ ALAN STANLEY - bibliography of the fossil Blastoidea and database ofblastoid taxa(with 1Waters)
HOSHI MOTONORI - molecular mechanism of sperm-egg interactions in starfish and sea urchinsstructure and function of glycosphingoJipids in starfish and sea urchins I-methyladenine signaltransduction in starfish oocytes
HOTCHKISS FREDERICK HC - echinoderm pentamerism teratology of sea stars Paleozoicophiwoid morphology evolution and classification isolated ophiuroid vertebrae and ossiclesDevonian Bohemia (with Petr and Prokop) new Canadian finds of Ordovician stelleroids (with DMRudkin) ophiuroids from Upper Wmdsor Group Mississippian Nova Scotia (with P von Bitter)
HOTIENROTI SUSAN I - systematics and cladistic analysis of Ophiomusium and Ophiospha1mapreliminary notes on a troglobitic ophiuroid from the Bahamas
ILAN MICHA - the study of sponge chemical (and structural) defenses against echinoderm predatorsecbinodenns which Jive in association with sponges the impact of coral reef sea urchins on coralsrecruitment
IRIMURA SEIICm - taxonomy of Japanese Ophiuroidea SEM observation on disk granules ofOphiuroidea vertebra form of Ophiuroidea
IVY W GRISIIDA - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
JABLONSKI DAVID - onshore-offshore and latitudinal patterns in the origins of higher taxa andtheir subsequent shifts in enviromnental and latitudinal distribution studying post-Paleozoic echinoids andstalked crinoids studying mainly molluscan but some echinoid mass extinction and recovery patternsespecially at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
JACOBSEN NANCY A - identification and logging of occurrences of invertebrates vertebrates andgeologic features in the Monterey Bay working especially with asteroidea analysis (WWW images andinformation will be available in the near future
JAECKLE WllLIAM B - nutrient distribution among tissue in planktonic larvae of echinodermsasexual reproduction by asteroid larvae sites and mechanisms of nutrient assimilation by larvae
JAGT JOHN WM - Latest Cretaceous-early Palaeogene echinoderms (holo~ excepted) from
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type area of the Maastrichtian Stage late Maastrichtian ecbinoderm- lagerstatte with bourgueticrininecrinoids and ophiolepidid and ophiacantbid opbiuroids high-diversity ophiuroid fiuU13$ of Campanianand Maastrichtian age from northeast Germany (with MKutscher)
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JAMES DANIEL B - Seed producti~n in sea cucumbers
JAMIESON GLEN S - sea urchin abundance surveys near-shore community population dynamics
JANIES DANIEL A - phylogenetic analyses of the evolution of development among asteroids
JEFFERY CHARLOTTE H - Maastrichtian and Palaeocene echinoids larval strategy in recent andfossil Temnopleuroid echinoids
JELL PETER A -Australian Palaeozoic echinoderms Just completing a volume ofMemon of theQueensland Museum which will include- Silurian and Devonian crinoids of Victoria Lower Devonianechinoderms (crinoids blastoids asterozoans) of the Bokkeveld Series in South Afiica Upper Devoniancrinoids of the Canning Basin WA latest Ordovician to Devonian carpoids of Victoria (4 papers withMarcello Ruta) Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia (2 papers with Gary Webster)
JOHNSEN SONKE - absorption spectra of echinoderm visual pigments
JUINIO-MENEZ ANNETTE R - culture and population genetics of marine invertebrates (sea urchin)development of mass culture techniques for Tripneustes granlla
IUNQUEIRA ANDREA OR - population dynamics of echinoids
KAMMER THOMAS W - web page httpwwwgeowvuedu-kammerwelcomehtm
KASY ANOV VLADIMIR L - cellular mechanisms of reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates
KAWAUCHI GISELE YUKIMI - reproduction and dispersion - apodous holothurians
KELLY MAEVE S - feasibility of commercial echinocu1ture in Scotland (Psammechinus miliaris)echinodermsubcuticular bacteria symbioses
KERR ALEXANDER M - ecology character evolution diversification and molecular systematics ofaspidochirote holothuroids
KEUSKAMP DOM - recruitment of the endemic New Zealand echinoid Evechinus chloroticus(Echinometridae) Specifically focussing on settlement variability natural recruitment variability andexperimental manipulation of processes operating immediately post-settlement (using cultured recruits)as well as aspects of development and the chemical ecology of settlement Especially interested in theeffects of sediment on survivorship during and after and settlement and techniques available to determinethe nature of these effects Also the peculiarities ofa marine reserve (as my major study site)Determining the relative influence these processes have on recruitment at several scales may haveimplications for the (small) roe fishery in New Zealand
KLINGER THOMAS S - digestion in echinoids asteroids and holothuroids population biology oftropical holothuroids manufactured feeds suitable for the mariculture of echinoids
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KNorr K EMILY - A comprehensive phylogeny of the Asteroidea (using molecular tedmiqueshopefully with representatives from every fimily) A study of the molecular events involved duringasexual reproduction in asteroid larvae An analysis of possible gene flow between trans-Atlantic asteroidspecies
KOBAYASID NAOMASA - marine pollution bioassay by using sea urchins spawning periodicity ofsea urchins
KOGO ICmzO - Class Crinoidea - taxonomy
KRISHNARAJAH PADMINI - holothuria fishery in Jaftha lagoon northern part of Sri Lanka
KURIHARA TAKEO - activity rhythms of starfish distributional patterns of starfish
KYTE MICHAEL A - ophiuroid (worldwide) and asteroid (NE Pacific) taxonomy and behavior seacucumber ecology
LAMBERT PHILIP - description of two new species of Pentamer a and a Phyllophorid (Holothuroidea)from the west coast
LANDEIRA ANA MARIA - characterization of a Ca2+-atpase from sea cucumber muscle
LANE DAVID JW - The Echinodermata a biological tool for the control and protection of marinebenthic environments in Singapore waters
LANE N GARY - completing three papers on Famennian (latest Devonian) crinoids from ChinaBritain and Germany
LAWRENCE JOHN M (University of South Florida) with Stephen Watts James McClintock and AnneBoettger (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
El Nmomass mortalities of the starfish Luidia cathTata and the sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus in theeastern Gulf of Mexico 1998 Heavy rains during the spring of 1998 have diluted the sea water resultingin mass mortality of Luidia clathrata in Tampa Bay Florida L clathrata has been monitored in TampaBay since 1967 It has survived past decreases in salinity to 16-17 0100 resulting from typical summerrams In spring 1998 El Nmo associated rains decreased the salinity to 14 000 salinity in sballow parts ofthe Bay to ca 3 meters resulting in elimination of the population Although dead and dying individualswere seen it is possible others may have migrated to deeper waters Luidia clathrata continued to befound in the Bay at depths of 5 meters or more High amounts of fresh water into the shallow bays nearthe Florida panhandle cities of Port St Joe and Panama City killed large numbers of Lytechinusvariegatus Inunigration has resulted in some re-population but many of these individuals show evidenceof spine loss and subsequent spine regeneration This mass mortality of echinoderms resulting fromdecreased salinity is similar to that noted near Caracas Venezuela several years ago
LE MENN1EAN - Paleozoic North-African crinoids (calyx and dissociated columnals) benthiccommunities polynomorphes and medium to high frequencies cycles
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r LEISMAN JULIANNE _ recruitment study ofbrittlestars in the Banana River also aspects ofregeneration
LESSER MICHAEL P - molecular biqlogy ()f photgJgtltiOltiregulationof gametogenesis in sea urchinsIdentification and transmission ofbaeteriaJ Symbionts iIiAmphipholis squamata
LESSIOS HARILAOS A - molecular phylogeny of Diadema gene flow in sea urchins populationdynamics of Diadema antilarum effects of sea urchins on coral recruitment
LEVERONE JAY R - reproductive cycles of Astropecten and Luidia in lower Tampa Bay
LEVIN VALERY S - shallow water Holothuroidea systematics biology feeding and fisheries
LEVIT AN DONALD R - ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm limitation in echinodermsechinoid grazing pressure in the Canobean
LITVINOV A NINA M - Revision of the genus Ophiomyces (Ophiacanthidae) new species and genusOphiuraster (Ophiuridae) ophiuroids of New Caledonia
LORDSON JINBERT - seed production and sea ranching of sea cucumbers
LOVELY ERlC C - coexistence ofhydroid predators in Tubularia larynx colonies
MACURDA JR D BRADFORD - modern crinoids and blastoids
MAltZYNSKA STEF ANIA S - Cretaceous and Tertiary echinoids particularly from Poland
MAGSINO RICHARD M - population genetics of the blue-coral reef starfish Linckia aevigata Thetechniques used in the analysis or its population structure in relation to gene flow levels amongpopulations in the South China Sea are the protein allozyme electrophoresis and RFLP (restrictionfragment length polymorphism) analysis ofPCR-amplified products of its mtDNA
MAR CHRISTOPHER L - I am currently finishing up a phylogeny and systematic revision of theBrisingida I am concurrently descnoing a new genus and species ofbrisingid from Tasmanian seamountsI am interested in eventually working a a phylogeny and systematic revision of the forcipulate cladeespecially the zoroasterids I have broad interests in asteroid phylogeny of deep-sea and Indo-Pacific taxaespecially Hawaii
MAHARA VO JEAN - study about proliferation of SaJmacieJa erytJuacis in Ambaro Bay (Nosy-Be)Northwest coast of Madagascar
MAIER MART A S - isolation and structural elucidation of secondary polar metabolites fromechinoderms of the South Atlantic Ocean
MAKRA ATHENA - arm regeneration in Acrocnida brachiata (Ophiuroidea) microdistribution of Abrachiata in Little Killary west coast of Ireland bioturbation
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MALLEFET JEROME C -luminescent ophiuroids morphological physiological ecological aspects
MANNI RICCARDO - systematics morpho-functionality ontogenesis and evolution of Jurassicnon-isoainid crinoids
MANNlFIELD KAY - Dinantian crinoids from northwest Ireland exploring Camerate extinctioncrinoid palaeoecology autecology and palaeobiology also looking at carbonate reefal environments etc
MARAN ALEKSANDRA A - Palaeoecological research of Lower Cretaceous Echinoidea from easternSerbia (YU) irregular echinoids especially genus Heteraser Toxaster (Spatangoids) and Hoasterbiostratigraphy palaeoecology taphonomy Cretaceous echinoids from Serbia (YU) Lower Cretaceousecbinoids(Urgonian) and accompanying macro and micro ampuna Lower Cretaceous foraminifers(Orbitolinids)
MARCOS-DIEGO CONCEPCION - study of benthic fauna and flora from the southern of theLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica)
MARSH LOISETTE M - guide to the shallow-water echinoderms of Australia
MARTINEZ PRISCllLA C - population and reproductive biology of the sea cucumber lsostichopusfuscus in the Galapagos Islands
MASCARENHAS BERNARDO JOSE DE A - pattern of distribution of asteroidea from GuanabaraBay Rio de Janeiro Brazil
MASSIN CLAUDE - holothurian taxonomy Easter Island Indonesia Papua New Guinea
MATERIA-ROWLAND CHRISTINE 1 - developing a manual on coastal and marine monitoringbiological analysis and sediment chemistry analysis of the impact of the aquaculture industry on benthicfiwDa
MATIOS-SEGOVIA ELIO - the assessment ofbioinducers of the settlement in larvae ofsea urchinLoxechinus albus
MAUBON ROGER M - preparing inventories (or catalogs) of historical collections of Echinoderms ininstitutions like Museum of Nancy (paul Thiery) Museum ofChambery (Savin Demoly) and Museum ofLa Rochelle addendum (1998) to inventories (1994) of echinodenns in Grenoble Museum of NaturalHistory
McBRIDE SUSAN C - 1 Densityration study with small (25 mm) Strongylocentrotus frandscanususing the extruded diet most recently developed by JM and AD Lawrence Planned duration - 6months 2 Growth study of small (15 mm) Sfranciscanus usingNereocystis luetkeana and theextruded diet - planned duration 1-2 years 3 Growth study with medium (40 mm) Sfranciscanususing the extruded diet - planned duration - 1year 4 Growth study of Parastichopus caliomicus using30 40 and 5000 protein meals developed by Lawrence and Lawrence and the extruded diet
McCLINTOCK JAMES B - chemical ecology of echinoderms from the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica
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McEDW ARD LARRY R - simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates effects ofendosulfim on larval development of sea urchins
McKENZIE 1DOUGLAS - subcuticularbaeteria in~JJinoderms antifouling mechanisms ofechinodenns c
McLELLAND JERRY A - identification and ecology of the local echinoderm fauna from the Gulf ofMexico and Caribbean areas
McNAMARA KENNETH 1 - Neogene species of the clypeasteroid Peronelfa from Western AustraliaPaleocene spatangoids from the Carnarvon Basin Western Australia Miocene echinoids from theCarnarvon Basin Western Australia Eocene ecbinoids from the Bremer Basin Western Australia fiwDaof Australia - spatangoids ho1asteroids clypeasteroids cassiduloids (with Rich Mooi) general echinoidmorphology physiology and biogeography
MEDEIROS-BERGEN DOT E - selective constraints on brittlestar life histories
MEIJER LAURENT - molecular mechanisms of cell cycle regulation using starfish oocytes and seaurchin embryos as cellular models circadian control of the cell division cycle identification of novelanti-mitotic compounds with potential anti-tumor activity using mechanism-based screening assays(purified cell cycle regldating enzymes detection of inhibitors of cell cycle reglJlating enzymes in extractsprepared from marine invertebrates (collaboration with Dr GR Pettit Cancer Research InstituteArizona State University Tempe Arizona)
MELIKOV OKTAI HAMZA - investigation evolutionary systematic and development of ordersSpatangoid Holasteroid and Holectypoid of Azerbaijan (late Cretaceous and Eocene)
MESSING CHARLES G - systematics and biogeography of comatulids growth morphologydistribution and taphonomy ofIsocrinidae
MEYER CHRISTIAN A - Tertiary asteroids from the Eggenburg area (Austria) Fossilium eatalogusAustriae Part Asterozoa
MILLER ROBERT 1 - evolution and biogeography of the Elasipoda (Holothuroidea)
MlRONOV ALEXANDER - Taxonomy and biogeographic history of recent holasteroid echinoids
MITROVIC-PETROV JOVANKA R - study of some Cretaceous and Neogene echinoids of Serbia andMonte Negro (taxonomy paleoecology functional morphology taphonomy) study of some Cretaceousand Neogene echinoids of Greece (together with A Marcopoulou-Diacantoni - Athens)
MLADENOV PlffiIP V - biology ecology and population genetics of asexual echinodermsparthenogenesis in echinoderms population and evolutionary genetics of Amphiphois squamata seaCUQJTnberfisheries of the Cook Islands ecology and systematics of New Zealand brittle stars
MONT AGUE CHRISTOPHER - regeneration capabilities of sea stars in closed systems
MOONEY ROBERT C - red sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus franciscanus) management by theHesquiaht First Nation implications for community structure and the successful establishment of a
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commercial sea urchin fishery
MOORE ABIGAll M - trying to set up a community-based project aiming to combine consensus-basedlocal management of marine resources with various other initiatives to improve the economic andeducational status of the villagers This may be combined with trials of reef repair system and re-seedingof some species Also possible involvement in one or more holothurian pen-culture projects for rearingjuveniles to maturity before processing them
MORGAN KATHERINE - lecithotrophy in starfish the evolution of developmental patterns and lifecycle evolution
MORRILL JOHN B - cytoembryology of Echinometra lucunter
MOTOKAWA TATSUO - biology of stalked crinoids catch connective tissue
MOUCHATY SUZETTE - molecular systematics of the Mellitidae
MUKAI HIROSm - ecosystem study in tropical and boreal seagrass beds bioturbation and restruetura1effects on material flow at interface ofsea floor
NAlDENKO TAMARA K - cryopreservation of sea urchin embryos and larvae bioassay by using seaurchin eggs and embryos
NAKAI SAORI - echinoids of the family Temnopleuridae
NAKAMURA RAYMOND K - involved with AQUAVAN an educational outreach program for theVancouver Aquarium I travel around the province of British Columbia bringing seashore life includingsea stars sea urchins and sea cucumbers into schools to teach children about aquatic conservation
NAKANO EIZO - The role of extracellular matrix in development
NEBELSIC~ JAMES H - taphonomy of reef echinoids Lower Miocene echinoid palaeobiogeography
NEILL BRUCE 1 - biogeography systematics and population biology of echinometrids
NEPOTE ANA CLAUDIA - holothurians ofMarietas islands Nayarit Banderas Bay Mexicosystematics of holothurians of Banderas Bay Mexico (central Pacific)
NESTIER HELMUT - Maastrichtian echinoids from the chalk of Rugen (North Germany) Cretaceousecbinoids from South Yemen
NEUMANN CHRISTIAN - phylogeny and paleoecology ofToxasterid echinoids ecbinoids andgastropod predation Cretaceous echinoids from the Betic Cordillera (Spain) functional morphology ofCretaceous echinoids
NICHOLS DAVID - reproductive cyclicity in the New Zealand crinoid Orycomanthus p1ectrophorumseasonality in resource allocation in the English Channel starfish Luidia ciliaris
NICOSIA UMBERTO - systematics and palaecology of Jurassic crinoids evolution and stratigraphy of
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non-isocrinid ainoids
NISHIHIRA MORIT AKA - effect of heart urchins on coral community structure of the sandy bottom
NOJIMA SATOSm - fPfding effects OfActinthasteljJJaitii on recruits of corals
OCONNOR BRENDAN D - bioturbation rates ofinfaunal echinoderms connection betweenhydrographic features and high density ophiuroid popu1ations
O~ TIMOTHY D - echinoderms ofMacquarie Island (final stages) patterns of diversity for faunalassemblages on subtidal reefs off central Victoria (phD thesis University of Melbourne)
OJEDA F PATRICIO - ontogenetic changes in the diet of Loxechinus albus an ecophysiologicalapproach Ecology of intertidal rockpoo1s role of sea urchins and fishes in determining communitypatterns
011 TAT SUO - paleontology and biology of stalked crinoids especially regeneration of crown and armsand evolutionary history of isocrinines
OLSZEWSKA-NEJBE DANUT A - studying the irregular ecbinoids in the North European Provincestratigraphy and paleobiogeography
OLVER JANE - Mesozoic irregular echinoids extant British sPecies
PABIAN ROGER K - Late Pennsylvanian-Early Permian crinoids associated faunas epibiontspaleoecology and biostratigraphy
PAGETI RICHARD M - Caspian Sea literature review
PARDO ROBERTO A - ecology and population dynamics of echinoderms (particularly echinoids andophiuroids) - currently population dynamics of sand dollars
PARMA SARA GRACIELA - TertiaJy echinoids from Patagonia and La Pampa Province Argentina
PAULS SHEILA MARQUES - distribution of the echinoids in coral communities
PEARCE CHRISTOPHER M - marine invertebrate settlement metamorphosis recruitment
PENCHASZADEH PABLO E - Ecology ofsand dollars (Melita spps) trophic ecology of asteroids
PENNINGTON lTIMOTHY - primary production in the central California upwelling zone brachiopodlarvae of the Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon
PEREZ-RUZAF A ANGEL - wetlands and coastal lagoons of Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) - basis for itsprotection and management Iberic fauna study of benthic fiuma and flora from the southern ofLivingston Island (South Shetland Antarctica) design of new algorithms for the primary productivityand water quality prediction in coastal zones using remote sensing techniques
PETR VACLAV - preparation of a photographic comprehensive book Atlas of Echinoderms oftbe
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Barrandian area This book will be written in English and published at the end of 1998
PHILIPPE MICHEL - Miocene echinoids
PIEPENBURG DIETER - ecology of brittle stars in Arctic and Antarctic seas
PODOLSKY ROBERT D - biochemistry of temperature adaptation in gametes of Strongylocentrotusspp evolution of egg accessory structures in free-spawning invertebrates
PORTELL ROGER W - echinoid biostratigraphy of Florida (especially undescn1gtedMiocene taxa)occurrence of phosphatic echinoids brachiopods and annelids from the Upper West Florida slopeeastern Gulf of Mexico
PRESTEDGE GEOFFREY K - study ofPittwater SE Tasmania re the regrowth of Zostera sp alsoCodium sp beds now that nutrient levels in the water have decreased with upgrading of local seweragetreatment plants and to see if several species of echinoderms return if the above species of algae recoversufficiently
PUTCHAKARN SUMAITT - taxonomic study of echinoderms from the eastern coast the Gulf ofThailand
RAJAKUMAR C P - biology and ecology of certain Indian echinoderms investigating the bioactivesubstances of Indian echinoderms
RAM MOHAN M K - reproductive biology (mcluding reproductive cycles) induced maturation andaoss fertilization of echinoderms especially holothurians
REGIS MARIE-BERTHE - population dynamics ofregular echinoids in the Mediterranean enzymaticstudy of the nutrition of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea)
REICH MIKE - fossil holothUJ-lansespecially holothurian sclerites of the European boreal UpperCretaceous holothurian remains of Oligocene clays (Rupelian) of northern Germany Jurassic andCretaceous calcareous ring elements with comparisons to recent holothurians
REY DANIEL - Creataceous and Tertiary echinoids of Spain
ROBINSON SHAWN MC - green sea urchin fishery ecology roe enhancement of the green sea urchindevelopment of artificial diets for sea urchins
ROCCATAGLlATA ALEJANDRO J - chemistry of physiologically active compounds isolated fromstarfishes and brittle stars in the South Atlantic Ocean
RODRIGUEZ SEBASTIAN R - subtidal brown macroalgae forests as food sources for intertidalorganisms role in determining community patterns in the rocky intertidal environment
ROGERS-BENNETT LAURA - examining the impact of larval feeding history on the growth andsuccess of newly settled red sea urchins examining the survival of newly settled urchins exposed tomicro-predators in the benthos spatial patterns in the growth and survival of juvenile red abalone
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ROSE EDWARD PF - Jurassic irregular ecbinoids Cenozoic holectypoi~ ~id Echinoneus
ROTMAN CLARK HELEN ES - systematics of Southern Ocean asteroi~ and opbiuroids
ROux MICHEL - Taxonomy ontogeny ~logy ofr~rahd fossil Articulata (Crinoidea)
ROWE FRANK - Indo-west Pacific echinoderms and their systematics and zoogeography IndianOcean echinoderms with AC Campbell
ROY MICHAEL S - molecular evolution of ophiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(httpwwwdnapopzikudk)
SABA MASAKI - taxonomic studies of Japanese sea-stars
SAMYN YVES - distribution and biodiversity ofholothuroids along the Kenyan coast feeding biologyof commercial holothuroids from Kenya reproductive biology of commercial holothuroids from Kenyadistribution and biodiversity of regular echinoids along the Kenyan coast
SANFORD ERIC - foraging behavior recruitment and growth of Pisaster ochraceus
SANO MINORD - population ecology of Strongylocentrotus nudus
SASTRY DWADASI RK - echinoderms of coral reefs
SCALLY KEVIN - tooth form function and evolution of invertebrate dental systems especiallytooth sharpening behaviour (thegosis)
SCHELTEMA RUDOLF S - larval dispersal- most recently in the Antarctic
SCHOPPE SABINE - The Echinoderms ofLeyte Philippines - a practical field guide
SCHUETZ ALLEN W - development of a new model for multiparameter analyses of perturbations ofgametic and embryonic processes
SEETO JOHNSON - taxonomy of Fiji echinoderms
SERAFY D KEITH - zoogeography of Atlantic echinoids
SEWELL MARY - life-history and early development in echinoderms temperature effects on larvaldevelopment holothurian reproduction and ecology larval physiology
SHEPHERD SCORESBY A - food web studies comparison between abalone and sea urchins
smcK J MALCOLM - effects ofUV on echinoid eggs and embryos dietary aooumdatlon ofmycosporine-like amino acids by echinoids
SHIRLEY THOMAS C - predator-prey and competitive interactions between sea otters crabs andstarfish in Glacier Bay Alaska
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SffiUET MYRIAM - deep sea ecology and deep sea echinoderms cold deep environments deep seabasins
SKOLD MATIlAS - The role of environmental factors in regulating sexual and asexual reproductionin sea stars Genetics of sexual and asexual populations of the sea star Coscinasterias muricata aroundNew Zealand Population dynamics growth regeneration feeding and predator-prey interactions inbrittle stars Structuring mechanisms in marine benthic populations interactions between burrowing hearturchins (Brissopsis iyrifera) and brittle stars (Amphiura chiajel) Ecotoxicology and tate of contaminantsin marine environments especially infaunal brittle stars
SLOAN NORMAN A - sea cucumber fisheries
SMILEY SCOTT - annotated catalogue ofholothurians with synonymies annual cycle ofParastichopus caliomicus changing conditions ofbody wall muscles
SMIRNOV ALEXEI V - deep-water holothurians from New Caledonia Arctic and North Pacificechinodenns fauna taxonomy of apodid holothurians
SMIRNOV IGOR S - taxonomic studies of arctic and antarctic ophiuroids creation of illustratedcomputer key for arctic brittle-stars and data bases on ophiuroids of Arctic and Southern Oceans
SMITH ANDREW B - morphological and molecular phylogenies of echinoderms Maastrichtian andPalaeocene echinoids
SOLIS-MARIN FRANCISCO A - evolution ofechinoids taxonomy of the phylum
SOLOVJEV ANDREY N - Holasteroid and spatangoid echinoids (evolution classificationpaleoecology) echinoids on the CretaceousIPaleogene boundary
SONNENHOLZNE~ JORGE I - systematic evaluation of the reef echinoderms at the MachalillaNational Park Manab~ Ecuador ecology of the sand dollar Mellita longifissa Michelin intertidally at theMachalilla National Park Manab~ Ecuador
SPENCER LARRY T - symbiotic relationship between Holothuria atra and the polka-dot crab in theHawaiian sublittoral zone
SPONER RENATE - molecular evolution of opbiuroids phylogeny phylogeography populationgenetics in Amphipholis squamata Ophiactis savignyi Ophiocoma scolopendrina(bttpllwwwdnapopzikudk)
STANCYK STEPHEN E - population biology predation and regeneration of Ophiura sarsi sublethalpredation of echinoderms use of markers and growth rings of ophiuroid ossicles for agegrowth studies
STEWART BRIAN G - reproductive biology of Astrobrachion constrictum and Ophiopsammusmacuata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) growth rate and reproduction in Stichopus molis(Echinodermata Holothuroidea)
STICKLE JR WILLIAM B - investigating seasonal and latitudinal adaptations of Leptasterias spppopulations to temperature from the physiological perspective
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STORC RICHARD - ophiuroids and asteroids from the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian- Turonian) ofthe Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (Czech Republic)
STRATHMANN RICHARD R - dev~lopmenta1 p~~()flarvae limits on the aggregation ofembryos evolution of rates of development of embryos
SruMP RlCHARD 1 - population dynamics ofAcanthaster planci (L)
SUMIDA PAULO YG - eco~ogy and ontogeny of the post-larval development in deep-sea opbiuroids
TABLADO ALEJANDRO - systematics of Asteroidea from southwestern Atlantic and AntarcticPeninsula
TAHERA QASEEM - an illustrated key to the echinoderms of Pakistan
TAKAHASm KEITcm - physiology of the madreporite physiology of echinoid spine muscle and catchapparatus motile mechanism of echinoderm sperm flagella
TALBOT TIFF ANY D - salinity tolerances and other f3ctors of OphiophragmusfiJograneus
TAVARES YARA A G - ecology histology morphology studies ofMellita quinquiesperforata inbeaches of Paranas State relation between morphodynamics and spatial distribution
TELFORD MALCOLM - collagen in tooth support mechanism of clypeasteroids podial forces inAsterias computer simulation of Dendraster distribution
THANDAR AHMED S - Monograph of the southern African holothuroid fauna Study of the dee seaholotburoids collected off the southern African east and west coasts
THIERRY JACQUES - Jurassic (Mesozoic) ecbinoids - France and some western Europe countriesmorphology and relation with palaeoenvironment changes (overall sea-level variation)
THORNDYKE MICHAEL C - molecular and cellular aspects of neuronal development environmentalinfluences on development neuronal regeneration neuropeptides biochemistry andphysiology
THORSEN MARIANNE S - the ecophysiology of the irregular sea urchin Echinocardium cordoJum-interactions with gut rnicrobiota
TIEFENTHALER LIESL - research on the red brittlestar Amphiodia urtica
TOMINAGA HIDEYUKl- biology of the sand dollar and heart urchin especially key-hole urchinsEchinodiscus tenuissimus and Astriclypeus manni in Japanand brooding spatangoids like Abatusencompassing population study growth development age detennination
TRONCOSO JUAN F - identifying collections of Antarctic echinoderms in the Natural History Museumof Concepcion Chile studying several species of echinoderms from the Pacific coast Eight Region theconservation problems of the echinoderms of Chile and their future projection
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11JTERA PETER - monograph of the irregular ecbinoids ofPrydz Bay Antarctica new Pachycentrotusspecies
UBAGHS GEORGES JC - new echinoderms from the Upper Cambrian of the Montagne Noire(southern France)
vJUTERZENKA KAREN - ecology of Arctic ophiuroids and their function within the benthic food web(within the framework of AOSGE)
VADAS ROBERT L - ecology and reproductive biology of sea urchins along the coast of MaineFunded by NOAA Sea Grant (1995-1997) temporal and spatial variability in reproduction and roe yieldin green sea urchins Tentatively funded by Maine Dept Mar Res (1996-1997)
VADET ALAIN - Triassic echinoids of St Cassian evolution of Triassic and Jurassic echinoids
VALENTINE JOHN - continuing investigations of sea urchin herbivory and predation on sea urchinsin the Florida Keys
VAN DER HAM RAYMOND WJM - Hemiaster and Echinogalerus of the Upper Cretaceous ofNWEurope
VAN HOUT TESSA - distribution of Echinothrix diadema in Kenyan reefs
VANDENSPIEGEL DIDIER - the defensive mechanism of the Echinodermata structure and functionsof the Cuvierian tubules
VEGA JUAN TORRES - study of the echinoids and ophiuroids collected on the CampanasOceanograficas Proibe I-ll-ID-IV-V
VELARDE RONALD G - benthic infauna and trawl invertebrates of the Southern California Bighttaxonomy and distributional ecology (m conjunction with other monitoring agencies in southernCalifornia)
VIKTOROVSKA YA GALIN A 1- reproduction of invertebrates in artificial and natural conditions
VILLIER LOIC - Cretaceous and Jurassic asteroids of the Aquitaine Basin (France) dealing withtaxonomy (based on isolated ossicles in a Tethyan region weakly known) skeletal ontogenyevolutionary trends (ontogenetic and ecological constraints biogeographic exchanges) and relationsbetween biodiversity and paleoenviromnental changes
VISTISEN BODIL K - studying the two brittle stars Ophiura aIbida and Amphiurafiliformisconcerning their tolerance towards hypoxi with and without the presence of hydrogenesulphide
WAREN ANDERS H - gastropods parasitic on echinoderms
WASSON KRISTINA - reproduction and factors that control reproduction in echinoids
WATTS STEPHEN A - steroid metabolism in echinoids
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WEBS~ GARY D - Carboniferous and Permian crinoids of Australia - with Peter Jell EarlyCarboniferous crinoid faunas of the western usWELSCH ULRICH - innervation of the juxtaligamental cells in crinoids analysis of the connectivetissue of crinoids
WIDTE CHRIS - crinoids
WIDDIS ON ROSANNE - PhD dissertation (started 1097) entitled Palaeobiology of Siluriancrinoids Involves a complete taxonomic review of UK Silurian collections and establishment of crinoidcommunities in UK Also looks at the variations in US and UK faunas
WILKIE lAIN C - functional morphology and mechanics of the echinoid lantern functionalmorphology and mechanics of the ophiuroid mouth-frame organisation mechanics and physiology ofechinoderm connective tissues autotomy mechanisms of echinoderms and other invertebrates
WILLCOX MARK S - molecular phylogeny of asteroids genetic basis to salinity adaptation inasteroids
WILLIAMSON JANE E - An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Hpneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry (current PhD at the University of New South Wales) Intensegrazing by the sea urchin Heiocidaris erythrogramma on algal community structure (group project)
WORHEIDE GERT - aetuopaleontology and ecology of Astrosclera willeyana Lister 1900(Demospongiae) (for PhD thesis) taphonomy of coral reefechinoids
WRA Y GREGORY A - evolution ofbody-patteming genes in echinoderms evolution of echinodermlarvae phylogeny of echinoids
YAMAGUCHI MASASID - supervising a thesis on Acanthaster planei
YANAGISAW A TOMIO - larval development from plutei to metamorphosis of the sea urchins in theOgasawara (Bonin) Islands
YOKOTA YUKIO - extracellular matrix and morphogenesis in the sea urchin phylogenie analysis ofyolk proteins in sea urchins and starfishes functions of vitellogenin and vitellogen in the sea urchin andstarfish
YOSIDZATO KATSUTOSm - molecular evolution of invertebrate collagen
YUND PHll - fertilization processes gamete toxicology and the genetic differentiation of populationsof Strongylocentrotus drobachiensis
ZAVODNIK DUSAN V - biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea invertebrates - Echinoderm distnbutionalpatterns
ZITT JIRI - Lower Cretaceous crinoids of West Carpathians crinoids and echinoids of the BohemianCretaceous Basin (late Cenomanian- early Turonian)
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tc THESES AND DISSERTATIONS tc
AUSTRALIA
PhD Dissertation
Jane Wtlliamson (in progress) An autogenic shift in the response of the echinoid Holopneustespurpurascens to host plant chemistry University of New South Wales Australia
BELGIUM
Masters Thesis
Dirk Eekelers (in progress) Distribution and biodiversity of asteroids in Kenyas coral reefsVrije Universiteit Brussel Belgium
Tessa van Hout 1996 Distribution of Echinothrix diadema on the Kenyan Coast Vrije UniversiteitBrussel Belgium
Yves Samyn 1995 Reproduction of two non-commercial sea urchins (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in theMombasa Marine National Park Kenya Vrije Universiteit Brussel
CZECH REPUBLIC
PhD Dissertation
Richard Storc (in progress) Ophiuroidea from the Upper Cretaceous of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Czech Republic) Charles University Praha
ECUADOR
PhD Dissertation
Sonnenholzner1 (in progress) Desarrollo y optimizaci6n de pruebas inmunitarias en Echinometravanbnmti (Echinodermata Echinoidea) para la identificaci6n de biomarcadores de estres ambientalUniversidad de Guayaquil
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FRANCE
These Doctorat Ecologie
Fernandez C 1996 Croissance et nutrition de Paracentrotus lividus dans Ie cadre dun projet aquacoleavec alimentation artificielle Univ Corse Fr 279pp
GERMANY
Ph D Dissertation
Reich M 1997 Die Holothurienreste (Echinodermata) der Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) InselRiigenOstsee [Holothurian remains (Echinodennata) from the White Chalk (Lower Maastrichtian) Isle ofRilgenBaltic Sea] - Unpublished Diploma-Thesis University ofGieifswald vol I 96 pp 17 figs 5tables vol II 8 encl~ Greifswald
Masters Thesis
Bluhm B (1997) On the ecology of regular sea urchins in the northern Barents Sea [in German] KielUniversity
INDIA
Masters Thesis
MK Ram Mohan 1993 Studies on the salinity tolerance of the venerid clam Paphia malahrica(Chemnitz) Cochin University of Science and Technology India
JAPAN
PhD Dissertation
Shimizu M 1992 Studies on the ultrastructure and growth of skeletons of the test and spines in the seaurchin Strongylocentrotus intermedius Hokkaido University Japan
Master of Science
Yuji Arakaki 1989 A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchinEchinometra mathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat Dept of Biology University of the Ryukyus
NEW ZEALAND
PhD Dissertation
M Lamare 1997 Recruitment ecology of the sea urchin Evechinus chloroticus in the New Zealandcoastal habitat University of Otago
Masters Thesis
Jeff Archer 1996 The reproductive and larval biology and ecology of the temperate holothurianStichopus mollis (Hutton) Leigh Marine Laboratory
Jane Williamson Distribution patterns and life-history features of the intertidal encrusting algapseudolithoderma sp University of Auckland New Zealand
NORWAY
Masters Thesis
Halldis Ringvold 1996 Artsbestemmelse og utbredelse av sjoestjemer (Echinodermata Asteroidea) rundtFaeroeyene (Identification and distribution of starfishes (Echinodennata Asteroidea) around the FaroeIslands) Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Trondhjem Biological StationNorway
PAKISTAN
PhD Dissertation
Qaseem Tahera (in progress) Systematics reproduction and larval distribution ofholothuroids andecbinoids inhabiting the Arabian Sea University of Karachi Karachi Pakistan
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PORTUGAL
Degree - Marine Biology and Fisheries
Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus 1998 Ecologic and biogeographic considerations on the Portugeseechinoderm fauna University of Algarve
UNITED KINGDOM
Masten Thesis
Moore Abigail Mary - (submitted 1998) - A study of the holothurian resources and some otherinvertebrate fisheries combined with work aiming to interpret a 1993 Landsat TM satellite image for thenew Wakatobi National Marine Park in SE Sulawesi Indonesia The University of Hull UK (The MSccourse title is Global Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservationat The University ofHuII UK)
UNITED STATES
Masten Thesis
Michel Lynn Gielazyn 1997 Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing opbiuroidMicrophiopholisgraciIlima (Stimpson) (Echinodermata) University of South Carolina
Robert Miller (in progress) Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feedersas indicated by Th-234 University of Massachusetts Boston
Ph D Dissertation
Tracy M Andacht 1998 Functional studies in early development of the sea urchin I Elevation of thefertilization envelope ll Commitment of the dorsal-ventral axis Duke University North Carolina
Christiane H Biermann 1997 Reproductive isolation and the molecular evolution of sperm bindin instrongylocentrotid sea urchins Dept Ecology and Evolution SUNY at Stony Brook NY
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INFORMATION REQUESTS -tc
Bauer John - please inform me of any echinoid diseases or mortalities I can be contacted at the followingaddress 7794 Cloverfield Circle Boca Raton Florida 33433 USA
Dora Jesus - would appreciate literature on the genus Scbizaster (Echinoidea) living Mediterranean Sea andAtlantic Ocean especially taxonomic
K Emily Knott - I am hoping to collect sea stars in the Cape Verde Islands and possibly the Canary Islands atsome time during the next year If you have had some experiences collecting in these areas please send me emailat kelmottlifebiosunysbedu I would love to talk to youAlso I am still collecting any EtOH preserved or frozen sea star tissue for molecular work to help my efforts inproducing a comprehensive asteroid phylogeny I you wish to make a donation to my cause contact me atkelmottlifebiosunysbedu Thanks
Richard Magsino - I am working on the population genetics starfish Linckia laevigata I would like to contactresearchers working on the population genetics of starfishes or any other echinoderms using protein allozymeelectrophoresis and other DNA-level genetic markers (eg mtDNARFLPs) My samples came from the SouthChina Sea region in the Southeast Asia Please contact rickymmsiOlcsupdeduph
Chris Mah - I am always interested in obtaining asteroid material from deep-sea Central Pacific and IndianOceans Especially brisingidans forcipulates and goniasterids Please contact cmahc2sC2Iacademyorg
Abigail Moore - I would like to have contact with anyone with experience in - attempting regulation (byconseosus enforcement or a mixture) ofholotburian exploitation especially on the ground working withfishing communities not just designing regulations
_ artisanal pen-culture of juveniles especially working with communities with low economic andeducational status
_ improving returns to fishing comDllmities (post-harvest mainly)_ education programmes for coastal communities_ collection oflocal enviromental knowledge
I would also like to contact anyone with similar types of experience or interest based on any tropical coastalspecies not just holothurians I am very keen to pursue options for reconciling the conservation of biodiversitywith the needs of coastal human populations My immediate concerns are based in Sulawesi Indonesia but manyof the cbaUenges are common throughout the Indo-Pacific and often beyond Parks etc can only be an option fora minority of the vast areas involved if only because of the costs of both setting up and mnning them I feel thatlow-cost low-tech largely local resource based approaches need to be found which could affordably andrealistically be applied more widely than Marine Parks Hence the pilot project I am involved in - which is still ata preparatory stage Please contact abigailmoorebotmaiLcom
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MK Ram Mohan - seeks references on reproductive biology induced maturation and cross fertilization ofechinoderms also triploid or polyploid studies
Payikat Sahadevan Asha (Tuticorin Indi~) requests reprints oil the induced maturation spawning and asexualreproduction in holothurians
Tahera Q - would appreciate any publication on echinoderms related to taxonomy systematics reproductionlarval distribution and biodiversity
~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
Giudice G - organized an ICRO theoretical-practical course on sea urchin eggs and embryos as model cellswhich was held in Oristand Sardinia Italy (International Marine Centre) from September 17 - October 1 1997to which 18 people from 14 countries participated I also organized (same location) a satellite symposium oncell division and sea urchin development
Gtygier Mol - has prepared a checklist of all nominal extant species of Myzostomida (not fossil~)including original name any subsequent spellings and generic reassignments and supposed synonymies and notesconcerning outstanding nomenclatural issues It is up-to-date as of mid-July 1997 Copies oftbisList ofNominal Species ofMyzostomida are available upon request from Mark 1Grygier (grygierlbmgojp)
Viclav Petr - Zoological Library Charles University PrahaMy personal bibliography is now accessible at the location bttpllibnaturcuniaJBmLIOIPETRHTM andalso includes some free available articles (especially the article on the first occurrence of a brittlestar bed inBohemia and my large article on the extinctions in the fossil record) This bibliography will be contimJalJyupdated
From Dora Maria Cunha de Jesus -
The Echinoderm Specialist Vasco MAM Marques (Dept Zoologia amp Antropologia FIC Ciencias de LisboaRua Da Escola Politecmca P-1200 Lisboa Portugal) died in 1985 with cancer His PhD Dissertation waspublished after his death by the Instituto Hidrogridico (portugese Navy) in 1987 under the title A PlataformaContinental do Algarve Defini~o Qualitativa das Biocenoses de Substrato M6vel (The Algarves ContinentalShelf Qualitative definition of soft bottom biocenoses
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From Elizabeth Balser-
Readers are encouraged to attend the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting Jan6-101999 in Denver Ofparticular interest to echinoderm biologists is a symposium titled Evolution ofStarfishes r-Aorphology Molecules Development and Paleobiology
ECIDNODERM WEB PAGES
Francesco Bonasoro - httplmiuccacsiunimiitrechino5ece7htm
Thomas Brey - httpwwwawi-bremerhavende
Jon Eggert - (contact midvangurislandiais) Reference PagehUpIwwwislandiaisfmidvangurnew-page_8htm
Reinnmd Haude - httpwwwgwdgdefuggpwww
Thomas Kammer - httpwwwgeowvuedurtwnmerlwelcomehtm
Alexander Kerr - httppeaplantbiologyyaleedu8001rjklabalex_kerrhtml
Lucas 1 - URL Aquaculture httpwwwjcueduauldeptlAquacultureJaquaculthtm
Christopher Mah - CAS Echinoderm Web PagewwwcalacademyorglresearchflZglechinoderml
Charles G Messing- comatulid crinoid web pages1Ittpl1www1UTVtLeduiocelllllmessingcrinoidslwltitlehtmJ
Philip Mladenov - httpgandaJfotagoacnz800lMarinelmarinehtDl
Mike Reich - bttpIwwwuni-greifswaldde
Mattias Skold - bttpwwwotagoacD71MarineScience
RECENT ECHINODERM PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS IN PRESS ~
Complete list of articles and abstracts [in] Mooi R and Telford M (Eds) Echinoderms San FranciscoProceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco California Balkema Rotterdam
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama and A Nakata 1996 Seasonal changes in feeding activity of the sea urchinStrongylocentrotus rrudus in Oshorn Bay southwestern Hokkaido Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 62592-597(in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y and T Kawai 1997 Seasonal migration of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus in OsbornBay of southwestern Hokkaido Japan Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi 63557-562 (in Japanese)
Agatsuma Y K Matsuyama A Nakata and N NlShikawa 1997 Marine algae succession on coralline flatsafter removal of sea urchins in Suttsu Bay on the Japan Sea coast ofHokkaido Japan Nippon SuisanGakkaishi 63672-680 (in Japanese)
Agatsurna Y S Nakao S Motoya K Tajima and T Miyamoto Relationship between year-to-yearfluctuations in recruitment of juvenile sea urchins Strongylocentrotus rrudus and seawater temperature off
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the Sea of Japan coast in soutwestem Hokkaido Fisheries Science (m press)~swna Y Gonadal growth of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nudus sampled from tropbically poor
coralline flats and fed excess kelp Laminaria religiosa Fisheries Science (in press)~ Y Ecological studies on the population dynamics of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus nutilIsSci
Rep Hokkaido Fish Exp Stn (in Japanese) (in press)Imeziane N and M Roux 1997 Biodiversity and historical biogeography of stalked crinoids (Echinodermata)
Biodiversity and Conservation 61557-1570 8 fig 1 tabltrakaki Y T Uehara and I Fagoonee 1998 Comparative studies of the genus Echinometra from Okinawa
and Mauritius Zool Sci 15159-168Aronson R B and D B Blake 1997 Predation and the paleoecology of suspension-feeding echinoderms In
Echinoderms Notes for a Short Course Paleontological Society Papers 2 1997Aronson RB DB Blake and T OjL 1997 Retrograde community structure in the Late Eocene of
Antarctica Geology 25(10)903-906Aronson RB and WF Precht 1997 Stasis biological disturbance and community structure of a Holocene
coral reef Paleobiology 23(3)326-346Ausich WI 1996 Phylum Echinodermata p 242-261 In RM Feldmann (ed) Fossils ofObio Obio Division
of Geological Survey Bulletin 70Ausich WI 1997 Regional Encrinites A Vanished LithoDcies In Brett CE and Gc Baird (eels)
Paleontological Events Stratigraphic Ecological and Evolutionary Implications Columbia University PressNew York NY Chapter 19 pp 509-519
Ausich WI 1997 Calyx plate homologies and early evolutionary history of the Crinoidea PaleontologicalSociety Papers 3289-304
Ausich WI TW Kammer and DL Meyer 1997 Middle Mississippian disparid crinoids from themidcontinental United States 1 Paleont 71(1)131-148
Baker AN 1998 The rediscovery of Echimls elevatus Hutton 1872 in New Zealand and a new name forAcanthotrema Baker amp Rowe 1990 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) Journal of the Royal Society of NewZealand 28(2) 281-286
Balser E 1998 Cloning by ophiuroid echinoderm larvae BioI Bull 194187-193Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene Stelleroids (Echinodermata) at Seymour Island Antarctic
PenjnsWa J Paleont 72(2)339-353Blake DB R Reid III 1998 Some Albian (Cretaceous) asteroids (Echinodermata) from Texas and their
Paleobiological Implications Journal of Paleontology 72512-532Blake DB and RB Aronson 1998 Eocene echinoderms of Seymour Island Antarctica p 9-12 In R J
Mooi and M L Telford (005) Echinoderms San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB 1998 Morphological characters of early asteroids and ophiuroids p 5-7 In R 1 Mooi and ML
Telford (eels) EchinodellDS San Francisco A A Balkema Rotterdam 923 pBlake DB G Breton and S Gofas 1996 A new genus and species of Asteriidae (Asteroidea Echinodermata)
from the Upper Cretaceous (Coniacian) of Angola Africa Palaont Z 70 (12)181-187Bourseau JP J David M Roux D Bertrand and V Clochard 1998 Une nouvelle espeee du genre
Balanocrinus (Crinoides pedoncules) provenant du Kimmeridgien inferieur des environs de La Rochelle(Charente maritime France) Geobios Lyon 3 12 215-227 8 fig
Bluhm AB P Piepenburg and Kv Juterzenka (in press) Distribution standing stock growth mortality andproduction of Strongylocentrotus paIlidus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) in the northern Barents Sea PolarBiology
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Boudouresque C-F R Lemee X Marl and A Meinesz 1996 The invasive alga Caulerpa taxiolia is not asuitable diet for the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus Aquatic Botany 53245-250
Breton G and V Decombe 1997 Comparaison des f3unes dasterides de deux gisements cenomamens deBasse-Normandie (France) et du Devon (Angieterre)
Breton G 1997 Deux etoiles de mer du nord-est du bassin de Paris (France) leurs allies actuels sont desfossiles vivants Bull Trim Soc Geol Normandie et Amis Museum du Havre 84 I ler trim23-34
Brower JC 1997 Homocrinid crinoids from the Upper Ordovician of northern Iowa and southen MinnesotaJournal of Paleontology 71 442-458
Brower JC Pleurocystitid rhombiferan echinoderms from the Middle Ordovician Galena Group ofnorthemIowa and southern Minnesota Journal of Paleontology (in press)
Bryan Pl D Rittscho( and JB McClintock 1996 Bioactivity of echinoderm ethanolic body-wall extracts anassessment of marine bacterial attachment and macroinvertebrate larval settlement Journal ofExpermentalMarine Biology and Ecology 19679-96
Bryan PI JB McClintock and TS Hopkins 1997 Structural and chemical defenses of echinoderms from thenorthern Gulf of Mexico Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 210 173-186
Bryan Pl JB McClintock and M Hamann 1997 Behavioral and chemical defenses of marine prosobranchgastropod Callioswma canaliculatum in response to sympatric seastars Journal of Chemical Ecology23(3) 645-
Byrne M 1996 Starfish wanted dead or alive New Sci 2052 53Byrne M 1996 Viviparity and intragonadal cannibalism in the diminutive asterinid sea stars PatirieJa vivipara
and Pparvivipara Mar BioI 125 551-567Byrne M and A Cerra 1996 Evolution ofintragonadal development in the diminutive asterinid sea stars
Patiriella vivipara and P parvivipara with an overview of development in the Asterinidae BioI Bun19117-26
Byrne M and RK Siegel 1997 Comparison of vitellogenic mechanisms in the oligolecithal eggs ofHeliocidaris tuberculata and the macrolecithal eggs of H erythrogramma (Echinoidea) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Balkema Rotterdam (m press)
Byrne M MG Morrice and B Wolf 1997 Introduction of the northern Pacific asteroid Asterias amurensisto Tasmania reproduction and current distribution Mar BioI 127 673-685
Byrne M A Cerra T NlShigaki and M Hoshi 1997 Infestation of the testes of the Japanese sea star Asteriosamurensis by the ciliate Orchitophyra stellarum a caution against the use of this ciliate for biologicalcontrol Dis aquat Org 28 235-239
Byrne M A Cerra T NlShigaki and M Hoshi 1997 Male infertility a new phenomenon affecting Japanesepopulations of the sea star Asterias amurensis (Asteroidea) due to introduction of the parasitic ciliateOrchitophyra stellarum to Japan In R Mooi et al (eels) Echinodenns San Francisco BalkemaRotterdam (in press)
Cameron R A and EH Davidson 1997 LiCl perturbs ectodermal Veg1lineage allocations inStrongylocentrotus purpuratus embryos Dev BioI 187236-239
Cameron R A and JA Coffinan 1999 Gene expression and early cell fate specification in embryos of thepurple sea urchin (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus) In press in Cell Fate and Lineage Determination SallyAnn Moody ed Academic Press San Diego
Campbell AC and FWE Rowe 1997 A new species in the asterinid genus PatirielJa (EchinodermataAsteroidea) from Dhofar southern Oman a temperate taxon in a tropical locality Bun Nat Hist MusLond (Zool) 63(2)129-136
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro and A Biale 1997 Pattern ofbromodeoxyuridine incorporation in the
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advanced stages of arm regeneration in the feather star Antedon mediteanea Cell Tissue Res289363-374
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M PatlunO and MC Thorndyke Cellular and molecular mechanisms ofann regeneration in crinoid echinodenns the potential of the ann explants Dev Genes amp Evol(submitted)
Cerra A and M Byrne 1997 Ultrastructure of the extracellular matrix in developing Patiriella and thepresence of associated bacteria Inv Repro and Develop 31 337-343
Cerra A and M Byrne 1997 Cell surface features and the extracellular matrix around the larvae of Paliriel1aspecies with planktonic benthic and intragonadal development implications for larval nutrition In R Mooiet al (eds) Echinoderms San Francisco Balk~ Rotterdam (in press)
Chao S-M 1998 Sballow-water sea cucumbers of Taiwan (ISSBN 957-8503-54-7) [In Chinese]Chee F and M Byrne 1997 Visualisation of the developing nervous system in the larvae of the sea star
Patiriella regularis using confocal microscopy and computer generated 3-D reconstructions Inv Reproand Develop 31 151-158
Chen C-P and Chao C-M 1997 Reduction of growth rate as the major process in the miniaturization of thesand dollar Sinaechinocyamus maio BioI Bull 193 90-96
Clough LM WG Ambrose CJ Ashjian D Piepenburg PE Renaud and SL Smith 1997 Meroplanktonabundance in the Northeast Water Poly-nya Insights from oceanographic parameters and benthic abundancepatterns J Mar Syst 10 343-357
Clouse RM 1997 Burying behavior in an Indo-Pacific sea cucumber Bohadschia marmorata Jaeger(Holothuroidea) a circadian not cireatidal rhythm Micronesica 30(2)245-257
Conand C A Jerome N Dijoux and J Ganyer 1998 Fission in a population of Stichopus chloronotus onReunion Island Indian Ocean Beehe-de-mer Information Bulletin 1015-23
Conand C M De San G Refeno G Razafintseheno E Mara N Galet-Lalande and S Andriajatovo 1998Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries a Madagascar Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin 107-9
Conand C 1998 Asexual reproduction by fission in indo-pacific tropical holothurian populations(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) characteristics of the phenomenon and consequences on populations 8thIntern Congress Invert Reprod Development Amsterdam August 98 abstract
Conand C 1997 Are holothurian fisheries for export sustainable Intern Congo Reefs Panama 22021-2026Conand C P Chabanet P Cuet and Y Letoumeur 1997 The carbonate budget ofa fringing reefin La
Reunion Intern Cong Reefs Panama 1953-958Conand C 1997 FAD identification Guide to the Western Central Pacific holothurians FAO (in press)Conand C 1997 Editorial SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bull 9 1Conand C 1997 Mise en oeuvre de la gestion durable de la ressource en holothuries Rapport de lintervention
a titre dexpert pour Ie GREENCOl 28p + 5 annexesConand C and S Bonneau (ed) 1997 Recifs coralliens de la Reunion Bulletin de Vie Ocean-e NS 12 pConand C L Bigot P Chabanet and JP Quod 1997 Manuel methodologique pour Ie suivi de letat de sante
des recns coralliens su Sud-Ouest de lOcean Indien Rapport de lintervention a titre dexpert pour IeGREENCOl 20 p + 5 annexes
Conand C N Galet-Lalande H Randriamiarana G Razafintsebeno and M Desan 1997 Sea cucumbers inMadagascar difficulties in the fishery and sustainable management SPC Beche-de-mer Information Bull94-5
Conand C C Morel and R Mussard 1997 A new case of asexual reproduction in holothurians Fission in
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Holothuria leucospiota populations on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean SPC Bamphe-de-merInformation Bull 95-11 ~~~ct~
Conand C 1997 Gestation durable des holothuries aMadagascar seminaire international sur les Recifscoralliens Nosy Be 7 p (Submitted)
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Rogers CN JE Williamson DG Carson PD Steinberg 1998 Diel vertical movement by mesograzers onseaweeds Mar Ecol Prog Ser (in press)
Raux M N Ameziane and J David 1997 Compromis adaptatifs et ontogenese chez les crinoides peetonculesGeobios Lyon MS 2 1319-327 7 fig
Roux M 1997 Classification et ontogenese chez les crinoides une revision necessme de 1ahierarchie descaracteres Bull Soc Zool Fr 1 22(4) 371-3783 fig
Roux M and DL Pawson (in press) Two new species ofhyocrinid crinoids (Echinodermata) with commentson presumed giant-dwarf gradients related to seamounts and abyssal plains Pacific Science 4 pI
Rowe GT GS Boland EG Escobar Briones ME Cruz-Kaegi A Newton D Piepenburg 1Walsh and 1Deming 1997 Sediment community biomass and respiration in the Northeast Water Polynya Greenland anumerical simulation of benthic lander and spade core data J Mar Syst 10 497-515
Samyn Y NA Muthiga and N Dars (m preparation) Indicative results on the reproductive periodicity of thetropical sea urchin Echinothrix caamaris (pallas 1774)
Samyn Y and NA Muthiga (in preparation) Reproductive status of the tropical sea urchin Echinothrixdiadema (Linnaeus 1758) thriving in the Mombasa Marine National Park Kenya
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Sartoretto S and P Francour 1997 Quantification ofbioerosion by Sphaerechinus granu1aris on coralJigeneconcretions of the western Mediterranean 1 MarBioLAssUK 77565-568
Schroeter SC lD Dixon TA Ebert and lV Rankin 1996 Effects of kelp forests Macrocystispyriferaonthe larval distribution and settlement of red and purple sea urchins Strongylocentrotus franciscamlS and Spupuratus Mar Ecol Prog Ser 133125-134
Sconzo G G Amore G Capra G Giudice D Cascino and G Ghersi Identification and characterization ofaconstitutive bsp75 in sea urchin embryos BBRC 234 24-29
Sconzo G F Geraci R Melfi D Cascino G Spinelli G Giudice and R Sircma 1997 Sea urchinHSF invitro and in transgenic embryos BBRC 240 436-441
Sconzo G D Cascino G Amore F Geraci and G Giudice 1997 Effect of the IMPase inhibitorL690 330on sea urchin development Cell Biol Inter 21
Sedova LG NM Aminina Yu E Bregman and AV Podkorytova Impact of some artificial foods on seaurchins Strongylocentrotus intermedius gonads development and their roe quality (m press)
Skold M (in press) Escape responses in four epibenthic brittle stars (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) OpheliaSkold M and JSG Gunnarsson 1996 Somatic and genninal growth of the infaunal brittle starsAmphiura
filiormis and A chiajei in response to organic enrichment Marine Ecology Progress Series Vol 142203-214
Smirnov A 1997 New apodid holothurians (Holothurioidea Apodida) from the New Caledonian continentalslope collected during BIOGEOCAL expedition 1987 Zoosystema 19(1) 15-26
Smith Ac 1997 Treasures from the Sea for Medicine Med-Marine Publications Panama City Florida 57 ppSolis-Marin F A H Reyes-Bonilla MD Herrero-Perezrul O Arizpe-Covarrubias and A Laguarda-FJgUerIS
1997 Systematics and distnbution of the echinoderms from Bahia de la Paz Ciencias Marinas 23(2)249-263
Solis-Marin FA A Laguarda-Figueras and A Leija-Tristan 1997 Morphology systematics and distributionofMeoma ventricosa grandis and M ventricosa ventricosa (Echinodermata Echinoidea Brissidae) alongMexican coasts Proc BioI Soc Wash 110(2) 301-309
Sroka S D and D B Blake 1997 Echinodermata p 223-225 In C W Shabica and A K Hay (eds)Richardsons Guide to the Fossil Fauna of Mazon Creek Northeastern lllinois University Chicago
Stewart BG (1998) Observations on induced spawning and ovulation in the snake star Astrobrtrchionconstrlctum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) In Moo~ R and Telford M (eds) Echinoderms SanFrancisco Proceedings of the 9th IEC San Francisco Balkema Amsterdam pp 431-436
Stewart BG (1998) Can a snake stars earn its keep Feeding and cleaning behaviour in Astrobrachionconstrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) a euryalid brittle-star that lives in association with the blackcoral Antipathesfiordensis Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 221 173-189
Stewart B and PV Mladenov Class Crinoidea In New Zealand Coastal Invertebrates Steve C de Cook eel(in press)
Stewart B and PV Mladenov 1997 Population structure growth and recruitment of the euryalinidbrittle-star Astrobrachion constrictum (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in Doubtful Sound Fiordland NewZealand Marine Biology 127 687-697
Stokes MD BG Stewart and D Epei (m press) The kinetics of the cortical reaction and respiratory burstfollowing fertilisation of Sterechinus neumayeri eggs Antarctic Journal of the United States
Storc R 1997 Ophiuroid remains from the nearshore environments of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin(Cenomanian-Turonian boundary interval) A preliminary report Bull Czech gooi Surv 72(2)171-174Praha
Tahera Q 1996 Some shallow water asteroids (Starfishes) of Karachi Scientific Khyber 9(1)73-83
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Tahera Q 1996 A checklist of Echinoderm fauna of Pakistan Scientific Khyber 9(2)103-106Tahera Q 1997 Note on Synaptua recta Semper 1868 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea Synaptidae) new to
Pakistan waters Pakistan Journal of Zoology 29(1) 92-94Telford M and O Ellers (in press) The moving teeth ofechinoids International Echinoderms Conference San
FranciscoTelford M amp Ellers O 1997 Tooth advancement muscles in the sand dollar Echinarachnius parma
Invertebrate Biology 116 255-261Tesoro V F Zito YYokota E Nakano S Sciarrino and V Matranga A protein of basal lamina of the sea
urchin embryo Develop Growth Differ (in press)Thandar AS 1996 Chiridota durbanensis new species and a new record of Neothyonidium arthroprocessum
from the east coast of South Africa (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) S Afr 1 Zoot 31(4) 208-213Thandar AS 1998 A new genus and three new species of deep sea holothuroids from the west coast of South
Africa (Echinodennata) J Zoot Lond 244 79-88Thandar AS (in press) Some deep-sea holothuroids taken by the R V Africana ITin 1959 in the collections of
the South African Museum Ann S Afr MusUbaghs GJ Echinodermes nouveaux du Cambrien superieur de la Montagne Noire (France meridionde)
Geobios (in press)Ventura CRR APC Falcio 1S Santos and CS Fiori 1997 Reproductive cycle and feeding periodicity in
the starfish Astropecten brasiliensis in the Cabo Frio upwelling ecosystem (Brazil) InvertebrateReproduction and Development 31 1-3 (1997) 135-141
Villier L G Breton and D Neraudeau 1997 Contexte paleoerologique biodiversite et significationbiostratigraphique des asterides dans Ie Campanien stratotypique Ann Soc Geol Du Nord 5 (2e ser)181-188
Webster G D (in press) Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian crinoids International symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Proceedings of the RoyalSociety of Victoria
Webster G D (in press) Distortion in the stratigraphy and biostratigraphy of Timor a historical reviewwitb ananalysis of the crinoid and blastoid faunas International symposium on the Permian of eastern TethysBiostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resomces Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
Webster GD and KJHouck 1999 Middle Pennsylvanian Late Atokan-Early Desmoinesian echinodermsfrom an intermountain basin the Central Colorado Trough Journal of Paleontology
Weinberg S and C DeRidder 1998 Asthenosoma marisrubri nsp (Echinodermat8 Echinoidea) from the RedSea Beaufortia 48(3)27-46
Williamson DJ 1998 Larval transfer in evolution Chapter 33 (pp436-453) [In] Horizontal Gene Transfer(Eds) M Syvanen amp CL Kado Chapman amp Hall London amp New York
Won IR and BJ Rho 1998 Two new species and four new records ofHolothuroidea from Korea KoreanIBioi Sci 29-20
Yokota Y and S Amemiya 1998 A putative vitellogenin in coelomic fluid ofechinothurioid sea urchinsAraeosoma owstoni and Asthenosoma ijimai Compo Biochem Physioi 119A 801-805
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga 1998 Ectodenn cell-ECM interaction isessential for sea urchin embryo skeletogenesis Dev BioI 196 184-192
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-c HOW I BEGAN TO STUDY ECHINODERMS -cPART 8
John Lucas James Cook University Australia
I began to study echinoderms due to a villain
My story goes back to the late 60s and early 70s when I was a new lecturer at James CookUniversity in northern Queensland My PhD at University of Western Australia had been onvarious aspects of the biology of an insignificant group of spider crabs It involvedexperimental studies on their ecophysiology Thus when I was appointed to JeU in 1968 Iwent there with plans to research crustaceans of the areat Barrier Reef My plans were soondashed It was only possible to get out to the reefs nearest to Townsville by a 3 hour boat tripand these boat trips were organised by a shell-collectors club The trips only went out inwinter months on days of spring low tides (to enable the shell-collectors to walk on the reef atlow tide) and they only went out in calm weather I waited through months of cancelled tripsdue to bad weather before I got out to the Great Barrier Reef The coral reef community that Isaw was overwhelming in beauty and complexity It did not seem possible to take anycomponent and research it in a sensible fashion Thus I gave up the idea of working oncrustaceans of the GBR and looked to working on the intertidal crabs of the local mangroves(more than 40 crab species)
Then along came Acanthaster planei the Crown-of-thorns starfish eating its waysouthwards along the GBR in the late 60s The late Dr Robert Endean who was alwaysprepared to give a strong opinion stirred up public concern through the media There wassufficient public concern about this villainous starfishes threat to the GBR that Queenslandgovernment funds were made available for research into its ecology and coral damage Bychance I became involved in a minor way with the Queensland government group that wasresearching the starfish Although the larvae of Acanthaster were totally different to those ofthe crustaceans that I had previously worked with I offered to have a go at rearing theselarvae and was successful There they were tiny 5-armed starfish that subsequently grew andadded arms
Federal government funding was allocated for research on Acanthaster and I had a headstart in the competition for funding with my experience of researching the early lifecycle I thenstarted from the hypothesis that the high fecundity of this starfish is the source of plagues incombination with environmental factors that strongly influence the survival of the initial tensof millions of eggs and larvae Hence I engaged in a series of laboratory studies on the lifecycleof Acanthaster and environmental factors influencing the various stages The problem of
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access to the GBR was solved through obtaining enough funding to hire a small fast boat to goout to the reef according to my needs for starfish The problem of identifying a manageableresearch topic was solved by the villain
Ultimately I teamed up with the eminent echinodermologist Dr Chuck Birkeland ofUniversity of Guam to produced a book Acanthaster planci Major Management Problem ofCoral Reefs CRC Press We complemented each others interests in that Chucks interestswere primarily in field studies while mine were primarily in laboratory studies Unfortunatelythe book did not become an international best seller (probably its price ensured that it wasstrictly in the category of a hbrary purchase)
The Crown-of-thorns starfish is still a villain in the destruction that it causes to manycoral reefs in the Indo-Pacific region We now know a lot about its biology and ecology butthere are still fundamental questions about the plagues that remain unanswered These bigquestions are now in hands of the newer generation of coral reef ecologists andechinodennologists
Ram Mohan MK (MRC of CMFRI Tamilnadu India)
After completing the course work of my PhD program I was fortunate to be put underDr DB James the eminent Echinoderm specialist to work on Echinoderms At that time Ihad very limited knowledge of echinoderms particularly confined to starfishes Later we wereasked to give two credit seminars as a part of our program for which I selected the topics onholothurian resources and reproductive biology of some holothurians seen in India Whilepreparing for these seminars I had a fair amount of reading on not only holothuroids but alsoechinoderms in general Slowly but steadily I developed an interest in the group At CMFRICochin and also during my brief stay at Tuticorin I came across a good deal of literaturewhich gave me more insight into the characteristics of echinoderms particularly taxonomydiversity and reproductive features At present I am doing my research on reproductive biologyof holothurians There is only one word which comes to mind when I think of echinoderms _Namasthe (the Indian equivalent for Salute)
During my post-graduation I was not having much idea on sea cucumbers After that I gotthrough the Agriculture Research Service as a scientist in CMF R I was in FisheriesEnvironmental Management Division and was very much eager to know about the projectsallotted to me After one month I got the transfer along with the projects allotted I wassurprised to know that I have to work under an eminent Senior Scientist Dr DB James I wasvery much enthusiastic to collect much information about sea cucumbers After my preliminarydiscussion with Dr James I came to know that my knowledge is very poor and I have towork a lot When I started working I could understand that the echinoderm - sea cucumber isan interesting animal group both economiCally and experimentally and it isthe responsibility ofall to conserve them as a scavenger of marine environment
Robert Singletary (University of Bridgeport Connecticut)
In the late 60s I was a new graduate stuedent in Hilary Moores laboratory At that timethe research focus was on the autoecology ofthe animals that made up the benthic communityof Biscayne Bay While many of the animals in the community had been studied no one hadtackled the most abundant animals the brittle stars Therefore I naively decided that would bea fruitful research area I soon found out why these animals were avoided the brittle part oftheir name was their most impressive characteristic It seemed that all you had to do was lookat these animals and they would break apart Additionally we were in Miami Florida withineasy reach of coral reefs and the animals I chose to study lived in the muddy bottoms of turbidBiscayne Bay Still the research was rewarding and I was able to visit the reefs to obtaincomparative information I also learned what filscinating animals echinoderms are and Icontinue to marvel at them
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~ CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ~(By Country or Region)
AFRICA
Conand C Gestion durable de la filiere holothuries aMadagascar Seminaire international sur les reeDscoralliens octobre 1997 Nosy-be Madagascar 7p
Conand C Marine research and management programs in La Reunion Fint WIOMSA Scientific SymposiumMombassa 1997 2p (abstract)
Moodley M and AS Thandar 1997 The worlds Beche-de-mer Fisheries A review ZSSA Symp Zoologyand Human Welfare University of Cape Town July 1997
Tbandar AS 1996A new species of the holothuroid genus Paracucumaria (Echinodermata) from deep watersof the west coast of South AfricaZSSA Symp Integl2ting Zoology and Subdisciplines University ofPretoria July 1996
Thandar AS 1996Probable phylogenyof the familiesofdendrocbirotid holothuroids (Echinodermata) 9th SAfrican Mar Sci Symp University of Cape Town November 1996
AUSTRALIA
Goggin CL NE Murphy How many species of ciliates live in the gonads of seastars 10th InterDationaiCongress of Protozoology Sydney Australia 21-25 July 1997
Webster GD Palaeobiogeography of Tethys Permian Crinoids Strzlecki International Symposium on thePermian of eastern Tethys Biostratigraphy Palaeogeography and Resources Melbourne VAustralia Nov 1997
Webster GD PAJell and ANDerewetzky Palaeobiogeography of Permian echinoderms of AustraliaInternational Conference of Palaeobiogeography of Austrasian faunas and floras Wonongong NSWAustralia Dec 1997
WIlliamsonJE R De Nys and PO Steinberg Larval responses VS adult deterrents ontogenetic shifts in theresponse of a sea urchin to host plant chemistry 3rd International Larval Biology Meeting MelboumeAustralia January 13-16 1998
CANADA
Hotchkiss FHC DM Rudkin and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars 7th Canadian Paleontology Conference University of SaskatchewanSaskatoon September 26-30 1997
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Rudkin DM FHC Hotchkiss and S Anderson A case for rearmament - the oldest known evidence ofregeneration in sea stars [comment aweDpreserved-SpeCUrlenof PromopaJoeaster wilsonoe with tworegenerating arms from the Bobcaygeon Formation Middle Ordovician Ontario] Royal Ontmio MuseumNineteenth Annual Research Conoqui~ 20 November 1997 Toronto Canada
KobayashiNMarine ecotoxicology with echinoderm life cycle 22nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity WorkshopOct 2--41995 St Andrews New Brunswick Canada
EUROPE
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali M Patnmo and F SaJa 1997 Potenzialita rigenerative in espianti elibraccia eli crinoidei (Antedon mediteanea) Atti del 58deg Congresso UZL Cattolica Italy 1997 p67
Candia Camevali MD F Bonasoro M Patrono and MC Thorndyke 1997 Cellular andmolecular mechanismsof arm regeneration in crinoid echinoderms Proceedings of InternationalEuropean AIRR Conference Cologne Germany 1997
FernandezC V PasqualiniA Caltagirone and CF Boudouresque Diminution du stock de Paracentrotuslividus (Echinodennata Echinoidea) dans un milieu lagunaire apres une crise baline InternatioamSymposium of Coastal zone monitoring and medium to long term forecasting Paris France6-81097
Frenzel P M Reich and K Wmn An Eemian marine microfauna from the well DagebUll(pleistocenenorthwest Germany) Second European Palaeontological Congress Oimates Past Present nodFututre VieDDaAustria - July 16-12 1997
Hill RB and F Rahemtulla Cellular mechanism as pressure-triggered local degeneration in the body wan of asea cucumber AIlS Society for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting at York (UK) 23-27 Manb1998
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca Echinoderm new species for the southwest coast of Portugal 2ndSymposium on the Atlantic Iberian Continental ~ Cadiz 17-20 September 1997
Jesus D and L Cancela da Fonseca 1997 Fauna Equinol6gica do Sudoeste de Portugal lOsResultadosAetas do 90Congresso do Algarve Vilamoura
Reich M Holothurienreste (Echinodennata) aus der Wei8en Schreibkreide (Unter-Maastrichtium) der InseIRiigen (Norddeutsehland) 66 Jahrestagnng der Paliontologischen Gesellscbaft in Leipzig (23-28September 1996)
INDIA
James DB New resources for the Indian Beche-de-mer industry and their management Fourth IndianFisheries Forum Organised by School ofMariDe Sciences Cochin Univenity of Science andTechnology Kochi 25 November 1996
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James DB On four new species ofMacrophiothrix (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) from the AndamansNational Conference on Aquaculture Oganised by the Centre for Aquaculture Research andExtension Dept Of Zoology St Xaviers con~ Palayamkottai on 1812196
James DB Sea cucumber hatchery and culture prospects National Aquaculture Week Workshop atTuticorin Organised by the Aquaculture Foundation oflDdia Madras 711J97
James DB On biotoxicity in echinoderms National Symposium on Recent Developments in Natura1Products Organised by the Department of Chemistry Andhra University 12fT197
James DB Sea cucumber culture and seed production at the Indo-EgyptianWorkshop on Oceanography withexclusive focus on mariculture Organised by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Kechi91297
JAMAICA
Donovan SK amp Paul CRe 1997 Fossil jigsaws from southeast Jamaica echinodermsof the PlioceneBowden shell bed Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty of Natural SciencesUWI MonaJanuary 14-17 14
Donovan SK amp PawsonDL 1997 Proximal growth of the column in bourgueticrinid crinoids(Echinodennata) following decapitation Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Faculty ofNataralSciences UWI Mona January 14-17 37-38 (poster]
JAPAN
Zito F V Tesoro DR McClay E Nakano and V Matranga Extracellularmatrix and skeletogenesis in thesea urchin embryo 68th Ann Meeting of the Zoot Soc Japan Nara Japan 2-4 Oct 1997
PAKISTAN
Tahera Q and 1Nayeem Occurrence of echinoderm larvae in Pakistan waters Workshop on CoastalAquaculture 23-25 April 1996 Karachi Pakistan
Tahera Q An addition to the existing fauna of the familyCucumariidae (Holothuroidea Echinodermata) fromPakistan 17th Pak Congr Of ZooL 5-7 April 1997 Karachi Pakistan
RUSSIA
Piepenburg D and MK Schmid 1996 A photographic survey of the epibenthic megafauna of the ArcticLaptev Sea shelf distribution abundance and estimates of biomass and organic carbon demand [poster]3rd Worksbop oftbe Russian-German Project Laptev Sea System in St Petenburg (Russia) 17-19October 1996
UNITED STATES
Adams NL The effects of and defenses against ultraviolet radiation on reproduction and development ofseaurchins Third Annual EPA STAR Graduate Fellowship Conference Arlington VA June 1998
Andacht T M Metal binding proteins are involved in fertilization envelope elevation in the sea urchinLytechinus variegatus(Lamarck) Developmental Biology of the Sea UrdUn XI Marine BioiogiallLaboratories Woods Bole MA 10-14 September 1997
Arakaki Y A comparative ecological and reproductive study on the four types of sea urchin Echinometramathaei (Blainville) on Okinawa reefflat 9th International Echinoderm Conference San FranciscoCalifornia USA 5-9 August 1996
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali C Moss and MC Thorndyke Epimorphic versus morpballacticmechanism in arm regeneration of crinoids and asteroids pattern of cell proliferationdifferentiation and celllineage Proceedings of 9th mternational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro U Welsch and MC Thorndyke Arm regeneration and growth factors incrinoids Proceedings of 9th mterDational Echinoderm Conference San Francisco UsA 1996
De Ridder C and RL Brigmon A symbiotic relationship between spatangoids (Echinoidea) and Thiothrispp 96th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology New Orleans LouisiaDa(USA) May 1996
Donovan SK 1997 Taphonomy of Caribbean Cenozoic ecbinoids Geological Society of AmericaNorth-Central Section Meeting Madison Wisconsin Geological Society of America Abstracts withPrograms 29(4) 13
Donovan SK amp Harper DAT 1997 Crinoids and brachiopods in the Miocene of the Antillean regionGeological Society of America Annual Meeting Salt Lake City Utah 26-23 October GeologicalSociety of America Abstracts with Programs 29(6) A405
Gie1azyn ML Subsurface feeding behavior of the burrowing ophiuroid Microphiopholis gracillima (Stimpson)(Echinodermata) The Benthic Ecology Meeting Melbourne Florida March 1998
Lane NG 1 Age and Revision ofWbidbornes (1898) Echinoderms from the Lower Pihon beds (Famennian)of the type Devonian 2 A time-line for the pre-1700 literature on fossil and living crinoids AbstradsGeological Society of America meeting Salt Lake City October 1997
Messing CG 1997 Biozonation on deep-water carbonate mounds and associated hardgrounds in thenortheastern Straits of Florida Geological Society of America (Southeast Section) Abstracts withPrograms 29(3)A58
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Miller RJ Rapid ingestion of sinking organic matter by bathyal surface deposit-feeders as indicated by Th-234Dee~Sea Biology Meeting Monterey California October 1997
Oyen CW and RW Portell Biostratigraphy paleobiogeography and fucies relationships of Cenozoicechinoids from Florida Geological Society of America Ann Mtg Abstr With Prog 29(6) 404 SaltLake City Utah October 26-23 1997
Dyen CW and RW Portell Temporal and areal patterns offossil echinoids in Florida another tool tointerpret facies distributions ~rgia Academy of Science Annnal Meeting 56(1)57-58 April 24-251998 Savannah GA
Oyen CW KB Fountain RW Portell and GH McClellan Phosphatized brachiopod echinoid and annelidfossils from the upper west Florida slope eastern Gulf of Mexico Geological Society of America SESection Abstr With hog 30(4)53-54 Charleston West Virginia Marcll30-31 1998
Papers on Echinoderms presented at the XIV Zoology National Congress November 4th -7th 1997Gaanajnato Guanajuato Mexico
(Communicated by Francisco Solis-Marin)
Nepote G and C Ana Sistematica de los holoturoideos (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) de Bahia de BanderasJalisco Nayarit Mexico
Gutierrez Castro Adriana I and FA Solis-Marin Equinoideos (Echinodermata Echinoidea) de profimdidad eneI Golfo de Mexico
Solis-Marin FA and Frontana Uribe Sarita C Ocnus suspectus (Ludwig) (Echinodermata HolotlnDoidea)unnuevo registro para el Caribe mexicano
Castro-Lozano EL S Ariza-Mancio and FA Solis-Marin Nuevo registro de ofiodermitido (EchinodermataOpbiuroidea) del Caribe Mexicano
LaraLOpez A L A Saucedo Garcia and FA Solis-Marin Listado Sistematico de los equinodermos(Echinodermata)del estado de Guerrero Mexico
BenitezVillalobos F and A Estrada Vargas Los equinodermos de la zona intermareal de Santa Elena OaxacaAriza-Mancio S and FA Solis-Marin Crecimiento y distribucion de RJryncholampas pacificus A Agassiz
(Echinodermata Echinoidea)Mata Perez E amp Laguarda-Figueras A Principales factores bio-abioticos que afectan la distnbuci6n de 1a
Familia Luidiidae (EchinodennataAsteroidea) en las costas de Mexico
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The Fourth Annual Florida Echinoderm Festival was held at Jacksonville Univenity on 2S October 1997organized by Dr Lee Ann Clements
The next Festival will be at the University of South Florida in autumn 1998
Western Society of Naturalists Meeting Monterey California Dec 26-301997
(Communicated by Christopher Mah)
Ahlgren Mo Sheldon Jackson College Sitka AIltSeasonal changes in body composition and diet of red seacucumbers (parastichopus caliomicus) near Sitka Alaska
Bolden SR and GC Jensen Allegheny College Meadville PA and Shannon Pt Marine Center AnacortesWA Digging for dollars predator-prey interactions within beds of Dendraster ercentricus
Bingham B J Burr and K Clnm Huxley College Western Wash U Bellingham WA BioI Dept U PugetSound Tacoma WAZoology Dept Brigham Young U Provo lIT Causes and consequences of arm lossin the starfish Leptasterias hexactis
Dalby JE Jr WG Ambrose Jr and PE Renaud Biology Dept Bates College Lewiston Maine Do icecover and food supply affect growth of arctic opbiuroids
Garza DD and CD Robles Dept of Ecology Evolution and Marine Biology University of Calif SantaBarbara Dept of Biology and Microbiology UCLA The effect of freshwater incursions on diel movementof Pisaster ocmaceus in a Pacific northwest rocky intertidal community
James DW Moss Landing Marine Labs The biology of the sea urchin Toropneustes roseus in rhodolith beds ~Baja California Sur Mexico
KODar B UC Santa Cruz Kelp stand persistence adjacent to urchin BarrensLambert P Royal BC Museum Victoria BC Canada Recent additions to the holothuroid fauna of the
northeastern Pacific Ocean (Echinodermata)MahC Dept of Invert Zoo~ CAS Golden Gate Park San FranciscoCA Phylogeny and taxonomic revision (
the Brisingida (Asteroidea)
McAlary F and T Turney Friday Harbor Labs WACatalina Is1Conservancy Kelp urchins and oceanclimate at Catalina Island
McNaught T DC Univ of Maine Darling Marine Center Are populations regulated by supply orpost-settlement mortality Algal habitat effects on settlement and survival of the green sea urchin
Medeiros-Bergen DE and TA Ebert Dept of Mathematics and Science Boston University Boston andDept of Biology San Diego State University San DiegoCA Selective constraints on brittlestars withcontrasting development modes
Selivanova ON and EA Arkhipova Kamchatka Inst of Ecology Petropavlovsk-Kamcbatsky RussiaChanges in algae-sea urchin communities of the Avacha Bay (Kamchatka) caused by pollution
Vicknair KE 1S Pearse 1A Estes 1BMcClintock UC Santa Cruz and University of AlabamaBirmingham When keystones collide sea otters and sea stars
Annual Meeting of the Florida Association of Benthologists St Petersburg Florida 2-3 December 1998
(contributed by 1M Lawrence)
Tan Cbih-Vi Variability in size-frequency distributions of populations of the sand dollarMellita tenuis overspace and time
Hill Sophie and John Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occuning sea urchins Lytechinus variegaJus and Arbaciapunctuata on the Florida gulf coast shelf
Lawrence John Reinaldo Rios and Paul Llobet The sand dollarMelita tenuis and the starfish Luidiasenegaensis at Naples Florida
Annual Meeting of the World Aquaculture Society Las Vegas Nevada 15-19 February 1998
(contributed by JM Lawrence)
Agatsllma Yukio Urchin aquaculture in JapanBurke Brian G Sea urchin gonad enhancement economic feasibility analysisCook E1izab~ and Maeve Kelly Gonad development and somatic growth in the green sea urchin
Psammechinus miliaris fed artificial and natural diets
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Garrido Carolina L and Bruce 1 Barber Effects of temperature and food ration on gonad growth andgametogenesis of the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Grosjean Philippe Christine Spirlet and MiChel Jangoux Is 1and bullbased closed cycle echinoculture (sea urchinaquaculture) a viable alternative to fisheries today
Kelly Maeve S Factors influencing the asomatic and somatic growth of the sea urchinPsammechimJs milioriswhen maintained in polycuJture with the Atlantic salmon
Keesing John Karina C Hall and Steven M Clarke Review ofstatus of world sea urchin fisheries points toopportunities for aquaculture
Lawrence Addison John Lawrence Joseph Kearnes and Galen Rokey The development ofprepared feeds forsea-urchin aquaculture
Lawrence John and Alexander Bazhin The use of life-history characters to evaluate the potential of sea urchinsfor aquaculture
Lesser Michael P and Charles W Walker Over exploitation of the urchin fishery does history repeat itseIfandis there anything we can do to insure a sustainable yield to the market
McBride Susan C John Lawrence and Addison Lawrence Growth feeding rate and feeding efficiency ofsmall sea urchin Strongylocentrotus franciscanus fed prepared feeds of three protein levels
McGinn Nature A Michael P Lesser and Charles W Walker The influence of temperature and photoperiodon vitellogeneis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaamphiensis
Pantazis Panos A and Maeve S Kelly Production of artificial diets from cast macroa1gal fronds andcommercial raw materials for the sea urchin Psammechinus miliaris
Walker Charles W and Michael P Lesser Manipulation offood and photoperiod out-of-season gametogenesisin the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis implications for land-based aquaculture
Watts Stephen A S Anne Boettger James B McClintock and John Lawrence Assessment of Lyteehinusvariegatus as a fishery and aquaculture candidate in the Gulf of Mexico
Papers presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 3-7January 1998 Boston Massachnsetts Abstracts in the American Zoologist 37(5)1997
(Contributed by J M Lawence)
Cuet P P Chabanet C Conand Y Letoumeur T Lison de Loma D Mioche O Nairn and S SempleEutrophication on the St-Gilles la Saline reef complex (Reunion) a synthesis ofpluridisciplinary works(poster) p168A
Flammang P What can footprints tell us about temporary adhesion of seastar podia p179AHendler G and MJ Grygier Babysitting brittle stars~ first report of inter generic symbiosis among Opbiuroidea
p55A Hoffman JR The good the bad and the ugly UV -induced developmental difficulties in the sand dollar
Dendraster excentricus p192AJanies D Xyloplax is an asteroid p195A
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Klinger TS JA Sampsell and CR Johnson Sediment enrichment and nutrient absorption by Aspidocbirotida(Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island Great Barner Reef p56A
Lee SE A molecular comparison between species within the diadematid urchin genus Centrostephanlls(Echinoidea) p58A
Leong PKK and DT Manahan Changes in Na+ K+-ATPase activity during development ofan Antarctic seaurchin P123A
Levinton 1S and GA Wray The divergence of the animal phyla slow genetic fizz or Cambriar pop p88A(Echinoderm-chordate )
Levitan DR The battle of the bulge selection on egg size in marine invertebrates p111AMarsh AG and DT Manahan Energy metabolism in embryos and larvae of an Antarctic sea urchin pl22AMcClintock 1B and B1 Baker Palatability and chemical defense of eggs embryos and larvae of Antarctic
marine invertebrates p 111 AMcEdward LR Simulation models oflarval planktotrophy in marine invertebrates plllAMcGovern TM General and reproductive ecology of the brittle star Ophiactis savignyi p46AMoo~ R and B David Evolution within a bizarre phylum advances in understanding skeletal homologies of the
earliest echinoderms p88ASampsell 1A TS Klinger and CR Johnson Reproductive fission and genetic population structure of
Holothuria atra and Holothuria eucospiota (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) of Heron Island and WJStariReefs Great Barner Reef p57 A
Schmitt EF The influence of herbivorous fishes on coral reef communities with low sea urchin abundance astudy p43A
Tollini CD TS Klinger JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect of water flow and protein content offeedon absorption efficiency and production of Strongylocentrotus droelxKhiensis (Echinodermata) pS7 A
Vickery MS and JB McClintock Regeneration in sea star larvae p191AWasson KM and SA Watts Estradio~ testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in the
echinoid Lytechinus variegatus p183AWray GA and CJ Lowe The origin and diversification of echinoderms new roles for old genes p171A
Papen presented at the xvm Congre5o de Ciendas del Mar Iquique Chile 4-8 May 1998
(Communicated by JM Lawrence)
Barahona N and G Jerez La pesqueria del erizo (Loxechius albus) en las Regiones X a XII de Chile 13 aDosde historia (1985-1997)
Lawrence J M Energy budgets life-history strategies and the potential of sea urchins for aquacultureLozada E and P Figueroa Sobre la fecundidad del erizo Loxechinus albus en Melinka XI Region
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Soto R Estado actual del conocimiento de los equinodermos en la zona norte de Chile y su relacion en eventosEl Nino
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S MariILFallas en elreclutamiento de las pobaciones del erizo rojoLorechinus albus en la XII Region sus implicancias para la administracion del recur50
Stotz W C Valladares E Perez and S Marin Estimaciones de mortalidad para el erizo rojo Loxecbinus albusen la XII Region
Vasquez J and l Vega Ecologiz de asteroideos submareales del norte de ChileVolbehr U Ecologia y nutricion de Anosterias antarctica (Luetken 1856) (Echinodermata Asteroidea) y
Pseudechinus magellanicus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) en una playa de bloques y cantos Bahia Laredo~Region de Magallanes
North American Echinoderms Meeting Wallops Island Marine Science Center WaDops Island VargiDiaAugust 16-19 1998 Program and Abstracts
(Communicated by Thomas Scott Klinger)
Boettger SA SA Watts lB McClintock LE Thompson and JM Lawrence Variations in the distributionand abundance of Lytechinus variegatus in Saint Andrew Bay northern Gulf of Mexico AI0
Bosch I and DK Karentz Effects ofUV light on echinoderm development during the Antarctic springtimedepletion of ozone A12
Christensen AB The effects of declining PQ2 and hypercapnia on the oxygen consumption rate of HemipholiseIongata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) Al5
Creaser ES Variation in tubefoot structure along the length ofa burrowing brittlestar Acrocnida brachiakLAI
Creaser ES LL Robbins and JM Lawrence An investigation into the relationship between magnesiumechinoderm skeletal proteins and calcium carbonate A21
Dale J Chemosensory search behavior in the starfish Asterias forbesi Al8Ferguson Je How do echinoderms maintain fluid balance A14Greer SP CD Amsler and lB McClintock Inhibition of algal spore settlement caused by aqueous and
organic extracts of seastar body walls A13Hill RB What is local degeneration in holothurian body wall Al8Hill SK and JM Lawrence Microhabitats of co-occurring Lytechinus variegatus and Arbacia punctulata
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) on the Florida Gulf Shelf A16Hotchkiss FR C and J M Lawrence Origin of abnormal numbers of rays in starfish (Echinodermata) A16Hottenrott S1 Status of the genera in the ophiuroid family Opbiolepididae Time to take out the trash AllKlinger TS EW Mitcheltree JM Lawrence and AL Lawrence Effect oftemperatuIe waterflow and feed
formulation on feeding respiration and production of Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis (Echinodermata
Echinoidea) A20Knott K E Molecular phylogeny of the forcipulatida (Asteroidea)Lawrence JM CM Pomory and B Wawrik Eccentricity of the apical system and peristome of sand dollars
(Echinodermata Echinoidea) AI7Lawrence JM and 1 Sonnenholmer The sea urchin Tripneustes depressus the sea cucumber Selenkothuria
theei and the starfish Phataria tmifascialis (Echinodermata) at Punta Los Frailes and Punta Camero(Ecuador) AI7
Mah C Is the Labidiasteridae (Forcipulatacea Asteroidea) paraphyletic AllMcClintock 1 C Amsler B Baker S De Marino M Iorizzi F Zollo and L Minale The chemical ecology of
Antarctic echinoderms A13Pomory CM and MT Lares Regeneration of arms in Luidia clathrata (Echinodennata Asteroidea) in the
field Tampa Bay Florida AIOTurner RL The tagmatized echinoderm A12Turner RL and JA Wood Limits to salinity tolerance of the brackish-water brittlestar Ophiophragmus
fiograneus A14Walker CW MP Lesser and NA McGinn Manipulation offood and photoperiod promotes out-of-season
gametogenesis in the green sea urchin Strongylocentrotus droebaihiensis implications for land-basedaquaculture AI9
Wasson KM and SA Watts Estradiol testosterone and progesterone affect ovarian development in theechinoid Lytechirrus variegatus A21
Watts SA S ABoettger JB McClintock and JM Lawrence Gonad production in the sea urchinLytechinusvariegatus (Lamarck) fed prepared diets A20
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 32ND ANNUAL MEETING NORTH-CENTRALSECI10N MARCH 19-20 1998 THE omo STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS OIDO Abstractswith Programs
(Communicated by Daniel Blake)
Blake DB Broadening of an Adaptive Zone Self-Burial in Cretaceous Asteroids A7Bodenbender BE and EJ Hiemstra Preliminary Investigation of Cystoid Skeletal Crystallography A7Glass A and DB Blake Furcaster Stuertz 1886 (Echinodermata) from the Hunsrueck Slate (Lower
Devonian Emsian) of Germany A Problematic Mid-Paleozoic Ophiuroid A19Meyer DL AI Miller BF Dattilo and SM Holland Crinoid Morphology Across a Sequence Boundary
Kope to Fairview Formations Upper Ordovician Cincinnati Arch Region A61
MILANO 7TH-12TH SEPTEMBER1998
University of MilanoDepartment of Biology
Luigi Gorini
PROGRAM
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Chair M Daniela Candia Carnevali
Members Francesco AndriettiFrancesco BonasoroEnninio GiaviniGiulio LanzavecchiaGiulio Melone
Secretariat Adelaide Terlizzi
Scientific ColllIIlittee
M Danielo Canditz CtunevaliUniversiti di Milano - Italy
Bruno DavidUniversite de Bourgogne - France
Jean-Pierre FeralObservatoire Oceanologique de Banyuls - France
Michel JangouxUniversite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium
Michael C ThorndykeRoyal Holloway University of London
United Kingdom
Ulrich WelschUniversicat Miinchen - Germany
lain C WzlkieGlasgow Caledonian University
United Kingdom
LIST OF ABSTRACTS 5TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ECHINODERMS This is the complete list of abstracts of the 5th European Conference on Echinoderms that will be held inMilan from 7th to 12th September 1998
Visit the University of Milan web page for more information regarding the conference (including participantsaddresses and e-mails)
httpimiuccacsiunimiitlechinoSece7htm
(Communicated by Francesco Bonasoro)
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGYEcology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Vrtturi R AM Pirrone MS Colomba LToia R Barbieri Chromosome mapping of ribosomal RNA genesin sea urchin Poster
Barbieri R and V Izzo Isolation and characterization ofLS ribosomal protein gene in the seaurchin Paracentrotus ividus Poster
Barbieri R V Izzo AM Pirrone LToia RVrtturi and GGiudice Lack of amplification phenomena ofn1xgtsomalRNA genes in the oogenesis of the sea urcbinParacentrotus ividus Poster
Byrne M Evolution oflarval form in the australian sea-star genus Patiriela OralLong S V Morris M Frommer and M Byrne Hox-type homeobox genes in the starfish PatirieIn erigua
PosterChee FC and M Byrne Serotonin-like expression in the larvae of Patiriela species (Asteroidea) with
different modes of development Does serotonin have morphogenetic and sensory roles OralChen W PW Beesley and Me Thorndyke Neural regeneration in Asterias rubens and homeobox genes
PosterByrne M M Thorndyke F Chee P Cisternas and A Feldman Localisation of the neuropeptide Sl in the
larvae of the sea star Patiriela reguaris as revealed by confocal microscopy PosterTorres M D Gil and P Dominguez Stable multimodal fivefold patterns in crinoids and echinoids a general
mathematical approach OralConiglio L C Angelini ML Pedrotti A Diaspro M Robello and C Falugi Onset ofa cholinergic-like
system during neurogenesis of the sea urchin Paracentrotus Iividus OralCocchiarella F A Piscopo E Nargi M Piscopo M Branno F Anielio and L Fucci Long 3AIDTRs of
Paracentrotus Iividus embryo mRNAs and mRNA instability Poster
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De Amaral P C Nunes P Gosselin and M Jangoux Comparative morphology ofpostlarvae in regular andirregular ecbinoids Poster
Giudice G The sea-urchin development present and past Invited SpeakerGosselin P and M Jangoux GABA and glutamic acid induce the metamorphosis of Paracentrotus lividus
larvae (Echinodermata Echinoidea) PosterKelly M V AlHunter and CL Scholfield Factors affecting larval Psammechinus miliaris metamorphics and
survival at metamorphosis with particular reference to its suitability as an aquaculture species OralZito F S Sciarrino GToia A Cusimano R Bonaventura and V Matranga Perturbation of morphogenesis in
sea urchin embryos cultured in the presence of a McAb to Pl-nectin an ECM protein OralMito T and K Endo Conservation of the anterior region ofhox gene cluster in Echinoderms PosterRoberti M P Loguercio Polosa C Musicco R Fiore F Milella MN Gadaleta and P Cantatore Proteins
interacting with mitochondrial DNA in Paraantrotus Iividus eggs and embryos in vivo analysis and eDNAcloning Poster
SatoY and 1 Yazaki Analysis of the apoptotic effects ofL-Glutamine on the larval cells in sea urchinmetamorphosis Poster
Selvakumaraswamy P and M Byrne Unusual account ofan ectoderm derived coelom and the occurrence ofschizocoely in ophiuroid larvae Oral
Spidet C P Gosselin and M Jangoux The structure of the axial complex of Paraantrotus Iividus(EchinodermataEchinoidea) at the end of post-larval life Poster
Stone JR and GA Wray Developing morphological hypotheses among Echinoderms OralVaitilingon D and M Jangoux Intluence offood ration on larval development of the edible sea urchin
Paracentrotus Nidus (Echinodermata) during metamorphic period PosterWray GA Genes involved in the evolution ofEcbinoderm morphology Invited Speaker
ECOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Barnes DKA S Steele D Maguire 1 Turner Population dynamics of the urchin Paracentrotus Iividus atLough Hyne Ireland Poster
Blockmans B C De Ridder The intradigestive distribution of symbiotic ciliates in Paraantrotus IividusPoster
Borzone CA Influence ofMeita quinquiesperforata beds on the structure of subtidal benthic communities ofsandy beaches Poster
Bulleri F L Benedetti-Cecchi and F Cinelli Experimental analysis on the effects of grazing of ParaantrotusIividus and Arbacia irula in shallow subtidal reefs on the west coast of Italy (Western Mediterranean) Oral
Candia Camevali MD S Galassi F Bonasoro G Dina MA Terlizzi M Patruno and MC ThorndykePCB-induced environmental stress and the regenerative response in crinoids Poster
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Catoira Gomez 1L and 11 MltIgtguezRodrcIgtguez Deformations in skeleton andanalitic of tissues in apopulation of amphinus escuentus L 1758 (Echinodermata Echinoidea) under oil polluted conditions in aCoruiia Bay (Galicia Spain) Poster
De Jesus DC and AD Abreu Soft bottom Echinoderms of Madeira Island (portugal) First results(Systematic) Poster
Dominguez P MA Ramos JM Remon and M VillenaEchinoderms from the oceanographic expeditionfiwna (Project fauna iberica) and Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Collections Poster
Emson RH Making the best of it The ecology of deep sea Echinoderms Invited SpeakerFanelli G S Piraino L Esposito and F Boero Echinoderms as keystone species and biodiversity depressors
in marine communities PosterFernandez C and A Caltagirone Evidence of Paracentrotus Iividus (Echinodermata Echinoidea) migration in
a coastal lagoon determined from the study of demographic structure PosterFreeman SM CA Richardson and R Seed Spatial distribution abundance and foraging behaviour of
Astropecten ieguaris (Echinodermata Asteroidae) OralFujita T Population structure ofa fissiparous sea star Coscinasterias acutispina OralGoggin CL Biological control of the introduced seastar Asterias amurensis OralGreenwood A Asteroid community structure in Lough Hyne Co Cork OralHopkins TS EK Knott and TA Tingle Sympatric speciation of the starfish Luidia clathrata (Say) on the
mid-western continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico further evidence OralJunqueira AOR and CRR Ventura Phenotypic variation of Lytechinus variegatus (Lamarck) on subtidal
bard bottoms Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterJuterzenka KV D Piepenburg and M Schmid Wmning team of omnivores Response of arctic ophiuroids to
organic input OralDeheyn D E Lamarque and M Jangoux Ann regeneration in Amphiphois squamata PosterLane D1W A population survey of the rare stichopoid sea cucumber Theenola robraJineata offnorthern
Sulawesi Indonesia OralLefebvre A and D Davoult Vertical distrIbution of the ophioplutei of Ophiothrix jragilis (Echinodermata
Ophiuroidea) in the Dover strait (Eastern English Channel) PosterMac Cord FS and LFL Duarte Patterns of spatial distribution in populations of Tropiometra carinata
(Lamarck) (Crinoidea Comatulida) at Sio Sebastiio Sio Paulo Brazil PosterPastore M Echinoderms of the Gulf of Taranto (Mediterranean Ionian Sea) PosterStabili L M Pastore and RA Cavallo Microbiological accumulation and survival rates of Paracentrotus
lividus and Hthuria poii PosterNilsson ae Interaction between water flow oxygen depletion and sublethal predation on growth of the brittle
star AmphiUTa fiIiormis OralPencbaszadeh P E and JM Lawrence Arbacia dufresnei (Echinodermata Echinoidea) a voracious
ampcultative carnivore of Argentina OralScheiblauer S and T Reinthaler Ecological monitoring of Hthuria tubuosa and H poii (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) in nearshore waters of Elba Italy PosterSkem R NT Hagen and EN Hegseth Benthic algal spores do not survive digestion by Strongylocentrotus
droebachiensis PosterStiibing D W Hagen and D Piepenburg Feeding ecological of arctic Echinoderms evidence from lipid and
stomach content analyses Poster
FUNCDONAL BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology tcOligy Physiology-mcfBehaviour Paleontology and
Phylogeny Reproductive Biology
Borisovets EE NV Lepskaya and EV Yakush Biological and biochemical features of formation of seaurchin (genus Strongylocentrotus) gonad colour Poster
Deheyn D N De Bremaeker D Vaitilingon and 1 Mallefet ImmunolocaJi741tion of5ALMFamidenemopeptides S1and 52 in Ampipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea Echinodermata) Poster
Grawe-Baumeister 1 Morphological comparison of the Upper Jurassic sea urchin Gymnocidaris agassizii andthe recent Heterocentrotus mammillatus and the palaeoecological conclusions Oral
Kaburek M and H Hilgers The axial-hydrocoel complex of the endemic Mediterranean heart urchin Schizastercana1iferus (Echinoida Spatangoida) Poster
Lawrence 1M and CM Pomory Eccentricity of the test and Aristotles lantern in sand dollars(Echinodermata Echinoidea Clypeasteroida) Poster
McKenzie JD C Bavington M Grundy and NV Richardson Why do Echinoderms not foul Role ofproteoglycans Oral
Miguez-Rodriguez LJ and V Urgorri Morphology of the calcareous structures of Psolidium complanaJumCherbonnier 1969 (Echinodermata Holothuroidea) using a scanning microscopy Poster
Grosjean P C Spirlet and M Jangoux Comparison of three body-size measurements for echinoids and theiruse in growth and gonadosomatic calculation Poster
Stewart B Anatomy of the Euryalid snake star Astrobrachion constrictron (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) OralWelsch U The functional bauplan of Echinoderms Invited Speaker
PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOURDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Paleontology and Phylogeny
Reproductive Biology
Andrietti F MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro and IC Wtlkie Swimming and righting behaviour inAntedon mediteanea Oral
Birenheide R and T Motokawa Influence ofK+ and neurotransmitters ofstiffuess and contraction of crinoidarm ligament Poster
Boettger SA and JB McClintock Behavioural responses of Lytechinus variegatus during chronic exposureto inorganic and organic phosphates Poster
Montero-Torreiro MF JL Catoira-Gomez G Mosquera-Tallon P Garc4gta-MartcPnez Seasonal variation insome enzyme activities of mixed-function oxigenase (MFO) system in gonads of the sea urchinParacentrotus Iividus Poster
De Bremaeker N 1 Mallefet F Baguet NeuromodulatoI) effects of eatecholamines and purines on theluminescence Amphipholis squamata (Ophiuroidea) Oral
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Dupont S) F BieswaI and 1 Mallefet Characterization of a population of Amphiphois squamata (Ophiuridea)from Oliveri-Tindaris lagoon (Sicily) Poster
Hagen N T A Andersen and OB Stabell Alarm response of Strongylocentrotus m-oebachiensis induced bychemical labelling of Anarhichas lupus Oral
Hill SK The effects of food level and temperature on the energy budget of Arbacia punctuJata (Arbaciidae)and Lytechinus variegatus (Toxopneustidae) Oral
Hollertz K Response to food by the heart urchin Brissopsis lyrifera OralInoue M R Birenheide and T Motokawa Holothurian neuropeptide NGIWY-amide localization and effects
on muscles PosterLoon De Lo~ T C Conand and ML Hannelin-VlVien Nycthemeral feeding rhythm and absorption
efficiency of the echinoid Tripneustes gratiJa on a coral reef of Reunion island (Indian Ocean) OralMallefet J Physiology of Bioluminescence in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerMcKew M and Ie Wtlkie Organisation and physiology of the compass elevator muscles of the sea-urcbin
Echinus esculentus PosterStancyk SE Predatory behaviour of Echinoderms Invited SpeakerWilkie IC) MD Candia Carnevali and F Bonasoro Evidence for the cellular calcium regulation hypothesis
from simple mutable collagenous structure the brachial and cirral syzigialligaments of Antedonmediterranea Oral
PALEONTOWGY AND PHYLOGENYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Reproductive Biology
Anzalone L G Teruzzi and A Smith The genus LoriolelJa Fucini 1904 and the origin ofirregular echinoidsPoster
Ausich WI Origin of Crinoids Invited SpeakerBaumiller TK A new look at the functional morphology ofBlastoids OralBohn J AV Smirnov and T Heinzeller Comparison of the Bourgueticrinid and lsocrinid aboral nervous
system possible phylogenetic implications PosterDavid B B Laurin T Chone and F Magniez Morphological disparity in the genus Echinocardium
(Echinoidea Spatangoida) OralDean 1 The Ordovician divergence of asteroids and ophiuroids OralDe Ridder C and S Weinberg Asthenosoma marisrubri n sp and Asthenosoma varium the story of a
confusion PosterDominguez P Early evolution of Echinoderms class Ctenocystoidea revisited OralDominguez P D GiL and M Torres Early Rhombifera (Lower Paleozoic Cystoids) morphology and function
PosterGil M and P Dominguez Taxonomic diversity of lower-middle Cambrian Echinoderms and Carpoids from
Spain Oral
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Gil D P Dominguez and M Torres Ordovician evolutionary faunas of Echinoderms and Carpoids fromsouthern Spain Poster
Hagdorn H Traumatocrinus an extraordinary Triassic crinoid OralHagdorn H Triassic ophiuroids (AspidurielJa) brooding in an empty ceratite shell PosterHaude R Phylogeny of Scyphocrinoids (u Silurian - 1Devonian) in relation to their extraordinary bladder-like
root Oral Heinzeller T and UWelsch The echinoderm complex ofhydrocoeVectoneural cord and the chordate complex
of notochordneural plate - analogous or homologous PosterHess H Habitat and lifestyle of crinoids from some fossil assemblages OralIshida Y and F Fujita Dense population offossil and extant Ophiura sarsii (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) in
Japan OralIndeherberge L E Defour R van der Ham and 1WM Jagt What isMicraster ciplyensis SchlUter 18971
(Late Cretaceous Echinoids) PosterJagt 1WM Echinoderms and the Kff boundary in the Maastrichtian type (SE Netherlands NE Belgium)
PosterJagt JWM Notes on two late Cretaceous comatulid crinoid genera PosterJaDies D The phylogeny of Echinodermata total evidence and parameter sensitivity OralJefferies RPS Which way up were the Mitrates - Flat surface up OralJeffery CH Brooding it over the first occurrence ofnonplanktotrophy in echinoids OralDavid B B Lefebvre R Mooi R Parsley Homalozoans in the light of the extraxial-axial theory of skeletal
homologies OralLessios HA BD Kessing and JS Pearse World-wide phylogeny of Diadema OralMadon-Senez C Plate pattern of echinoid tests relative lenght of the labrum and of the sternal plates in recent
antarctic schizasterids (Spatangoida) PosterManDi R and UNicosia The oldest cyrtocrinid Nerocrinus petri n gen n sp and the Nerocrinidae n film
OralMcNamara KJ Biogeographic evolution of cenozoic Echinoids in western Australia OralMilsom C Rovings of the Roveacrinids OralMoussa B D Neraudeau J Lang and EP Verrecchia Characterization of the morphological variability in
Linthia (MaastrichtianPaleocene Echinoid ofIullemmeden Basin West Africa) PosterNebelsick J Taphonomic legacy of predation on Echinoids OralNebelsick 1 and A Kroh Palaeoecology and taphonomy of ParascutelJa beds from the Lower Miocene of the
Eastern Desert Egypt PosterNeraudeau D and J Roman Impact of the Messinian crisis on the Mediterranean Echinoid fauna OralNaunann C Cretaceous Echinoids from Jordan PosterOji T and T Mito Skeletal development ofOrycomanthusjaponica and its paleontologic implications
PosterParsley RL The Cineta (Homostelea) as Blastozoans OralRose EPF and JL Wood Clypeaster and Echinolampas (Echinoidea Irregularia) from the neogene of
south-east Spain and the Mediterranean Me8$inian salinity crisis OralRowe DA and SK Donovan Spatangoid echinoids from the eocene of Jamaica PosterRoy MS R Spaner and P Mladenov Molecular phylogeography of Ophiactis savignyi (Ophiurae
Ophiactidae) Poster
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Rozhnov SV The crookedness of the stem and crone of the pelmatozoan echinodenns as a result ofheterochrony Oral
Sevastopulo GD PW Jackson RJ Prokop Functional morphology of Pygmaeocrinus (DisparidaCrinoidea) Oral
Simpson GA and SK Donovan Fore-reef Echinoid faUDasin the Pleistocene of the Antillean regionBubados and Jamaica compared Poster
Smimov A V The origin and evolution of the order apodida (Holothuroidea) OralSmith AB and AS Gale Sea-levels sequence stratigraphy and Echinoid diversity through the Cn1aCeOUS
OralSolovjev AN and AV Markov Fossil Pericosmid Ecbinoids PosterSponer R PV Mladenov and MS Roy Molecular evolution in Amphipholis squamata OralSumrall CD and 1 Sprinkle The early ontogeny of the glyptocystitid rhombiferan Lepadocystis moorei OralThandar AS and V Rajpal Some thoughts about the supergenus Thyone Jaeger (Echinodermata
Holothuroidea) PosterVillier L and M Kutscher New Lower Jurassic evidence offosssil Asteroids and comments on their diversity
PosterWiddison R Crinoid faunas of the Much Wenlock Limestone Formation of Britain Poster
REPRODUCI1VE BIOLOGYDevelopmental Biology Ecology Functional Biology Physiology and Behaviour
Paleontology and Phylogeny
Barker MF Reproduction and feeding in Ophiopsammus maculata (Echinodermata Ophiuroidea) on theOtago coast Southeastern New Zealand Oral
Bonasoro F MD Candia Camevali F Sala M Patruno and Me Thorndyke Regenerative potential ofcrinoid arm explants Poster
Candia Carnevali MD F Bonasoro M Trezzi and A Giardina Nerve-dependent myogenesis in armregeneration of Antedon mediteanea Poster
Conand C and S Uthicke Asexual reproduction in population of Stichopus choloronotus (Holothuroidea) acomparison between Pacific and Indian Ocean populations Poster
Cook EJ and M Kelly The effects of stocking density on the growth (somatic and gonadal) and survival ofthe green sea urchin (Psammechinus miliaris) Oral
Poulin E Feral JP Comudella L Alva V Selfing and outerossing in the brood protecting ophiuroidAmphipolis squamata Oral
Hoshi M M Kawamura Y Maruyama E Yoshida M Ikeda M Ogiso M Matsumoto Egg-jellycomponents responsible for the induction of acrosome reaction in the starnsh Asterias amurensis Oral
Mladenov PV and Y Achituv Morphological and genetic relationships among fissiparous andnon-fissiparous populations of the seastar Asterina burtoni from the Red and Mediterranean Seas Oral
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Patruno M MD Candia Camevali F Bonasoro P Beesley MC Thorndyke Stress and regeneration incrinoids and asteroids Oral
Skold M MF Barker and PV Mladenov The role of environmental factors in regulating asexualreproduction in the sea star Coscinasterias murieata effects of food availability and fluctuating temperatureOral
Thorndyke MC Regeneration in Echinoderms Invited SpeakerAlves SLS AD Pereira and CRR Ventura Sexual and asexual reproduction in a population I)f
Coscinasterias tenuispina (Lamarck 1816) from Rio de Janeiro Brazil PosterCarvalho ALPS and CRR Ventura Reproductive cycle of Asterina stellijera (Mobius) (Asteroidea
Asterinidae) in the Cabo Frio upwelling region Brazil PosterVentura CRR Gametogenesis and growth of two Astropecten species from midsheJf upwelling region Cabo
Frio Brazil PosterYoung CM S George T Griffin D McCarthy and S Brooke The food required for reproduction in bathyal
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Obituary Sven Otto Horstadius(1898-1996)
Sven Horstadius passed away in Sweden on 16June 1996 at98 years of age Long a Professor at the University ofUppsala he had been awarded an honorary doctorate at theSomonne in 1954
His experimental work on what was called developmentalmechanics since the time of W Roux was famousEchinoderm eggs and sea urchin embryos have long servedas experimental models essential for our understanding ofthe mechanisms of fecundation and early development ofmetazoans Following notably Boveri and Driesch SvenHorstadius carned out a remarkable series of experimentalprocedures showing the evolutionary possibilities of celllines from isolated blastomeres or from combinations ofblastomeres of different regions of very young morulae Heshowed among other things the inductive role ofmicromeres on the blastomeres destined to form thevegetative plaque and the archenteron
Sven Horstadius earned out his experimental work using themarvelously precise techniques of microdissection withneedles and of in vivo staining this enabled him to correctcertain erroneous interpretations by DrieschHe interpreted the results of his own experiments inagreement with J Runnstrom in considering that twoimportant gradients of opposing substances extended fromone extremity to the other of the eggs primordial axisThese substltlnces respectively animalizing orvegetalizing would affect the differentiation of aharmonious larvltlby their relative quantities
In his swdies of development of the sea urchin egg aregulated egg Sven Horstadius called attention to whatwould later be called negative inductive interactions Thiswork is still topical as in the recent research of theAmericans E H Davidson R A Cameron R J Hardin andothers all based on the quantity and quality of Horstadiussexperimental results The double-gradient hypothesis ischallenged by Davidson who has studied the expression ofmolecular markers speciac for embryonic tissue the activityof transcription system of the genome during eggsegmentation and the determination or specificity of theparent or founder cells of cell lines Davidson proposes a
new explanation of the development of the sea urchin besuggests that the specification of the founder cells for thecell lines giving rise to the five polyclonal tenitories of theblastula must depend among other elements on theutilization of maternal factors localized according to theprimordial axis of the embryo
Writing these lines I am reminded of the researchers whooccupied what was known in Roscoff as the Swedishtable everyone in the group from the Wenner OrenInstitute of Experimental Biology in Stockholm animatedby J Runnstrom and the teaching staff of the UniversityofUppsala who came regularly to Roscoff between 1946 and1956 and among these Per Eric Lindhal accompanied bythe young Bertil SwedmarkIt was during this period that Sven Horstadius published hismore physiological findings those on anjrnalizing andvegetalizing substances with Trygve Gustafson and thoseconducted with J FDaniell and I J Lorch on the effects ofthe enucleation of eggs
At that time Sven Horstadius was a very well-mown manphysically squared-off almost stiff Thanks to the counselof BertHSwedmark I discovered behind that ~lassic ~eof a University Professor a very subtile man attentiveand smiling who even knew how to set off student applauseby his tranSformation into a remarkable mime at a partygiven at the Hotel de la Marine What the embryologistsand the regulars at marine research stations didnt usuallyknow was Horstadiuss real passion for photography andbirds he was one of the founders of the World and WlldlifeFund
Fifty years have passed and biology has undergone acomplete mutationMany biologists famous in their time arealready almost forgotten The name of Sven Horstadiusremains brilliant so strongly haS his work marked thebiology of development
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Welcome to the ninth Beche-de-mer Information Bulletin This issue con-tains contributions from the various fields of sea cucumber biologyand fishery arranged as in the previous issues The number of mem-ber is still increasing and we hope that the new members will con-tribute to future issues
Since the last issue the highlight has been the symposium devoted toechinoderm fisheries and aquaculture during the InternationalEchinoderm Conference which was held in San Francisco in August1996 The abstracts are presented here (see p 26) and the papers willbe published in 1997 by the editor AA Balkema (Rotterdam) Theinaease in overexploitation now spreading to many coastal zones ofthe tropical East Pacific is one of the issues discussed
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