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No. 1354 23 January 1995 Thyroidectomy abolishes seasonal testicular cycles of Soay rams
By T. J. PARKINSON and B. K. FOLLETT 1 Molecular phylogeny and evolution of marsupial protamine P1 genes
By JACQUEs D. RETIEF, CAREY KRAJEWSKI, MICHAEL WESTERMAN, ROBERT J. WINKFEIN and
GORDON H. DIXON 7 Mechanical behaviour in torsion of insect wings, blades of grass and other cambered structures
By A. R. ENNOS 15 Strategies for active camouflage of motion
By MANDYAM V. SRINIVASAN and MATTHEW DAVEY 19
Why are organelles uniparentally inherited? By B. GODELLE and X. REBOUD 27
Predator-prey coevolution: interactions across different timescales By JAN D. VAN DER LAAN and PAULINE HOGEWEG 35
Time estimation deficits in developmental dyslexia: evidence of cerebellar involvement By RODERICK I. NICOLSON, ANGELA J. FAWCETT and PAUL DEAN 43
Seed limitation and the dynamics of feral oilseed rape on the M25 motorway By M. J. CRAWLEY and S. L. BROWN 49
Invasion, stability and evolution to criticality in spatially extended, artificial host-pathogen ecologies By D. A. RAND, M. KEELING and H. B. WILSON 55
Involvement of brainstem serotonergic interneurons in the development of a vertebrate spinal locomotor circuit By KEITH T. SILLAR, ANNE-MARIE WOOLSTON and JOHN F. S. WEDDERBURN 65
Binocular rivalry is not chaotic By SIDNEY R. LEHKY 71
Invading wave of cooperation in a spatial iterated prisoner's dilemma By REGIS FERRIERE and RICHARD E. MICHOD 77
The relation between cooperativity in ligand binding and intramolecular cooperativity in allosteric proteins By AMNON HOROVITZ 85
Patterns of fluctuating asymmetry in earwig forceps: no evidence for reliable signalling By J. L. TOMKINS and L. W. SIMMONS 89
Seasonality and extinction in chaotic metapopulations By B. T. GRENFELL, B. M. BOLKER and A. KLECZKOWSKI 97
No. 1355 22 February 1995 Organ and cell allometry in Hawaiian Drosophila: how to make a big fly
By R. D. STEVENSON, MARK F. HILL and PETER J. BRYANT 105
Using spatio-temporal chaos and intermediate-scale determinism to quantify spatially extended ecosystems By D. A. RAND and H. B. WILSON
Probable times to extinction of some rare breeding bird species in the United Kingdom By K. J. GASTON and A. 0. NICHOLLS 119
Theoretical analysis of divergence in mean fitness between initially identical populations By PAUL A. JOHNSON, RICHARD E. LENSKI and FRANK C. HOPPENSTEADT 125
Low reproductive output of isolated, self-fertilizing snails: inbreeding depression or absence of social faclitation?I By JENNIFER G. VERNON 131
Perception of age in adult Caucasian male faces: computer graphic manipulation of shape and colour information By D . MICHAEL BURT and DAVID I . PERRETT 13 7
When species collide: the origin and spread of an asexual species of gecko By Re R. RADTKEY, S. c. DONNELLAN, R. N. FISHER, c. MORITZ, K. A. HANLEY and T. J. CASE 145
The role of memory in ecological systems By R. J HENDRY and J. M. MCGLADE 153
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Expression and activity of the newt Msx- 1 gene in relation to limb regeneration By LEE CREWS, PHILLIP B. GATES, ROBIN BROWN, ALAIN JOLIOT, CHARLOTTE FOLEY, JEREMY P.
BROCKES and ALEXANDER A. F. GANN 161 A minimal model for T-cell vaccination
By JOSE A. M. BORGHANS and ROB J. DE BOER 173 Blocking the phase-shifting effect of neuropeptide Y with light
By STEPHANY M. BIELLO and N. MROSOVSKY 179 Egg production constraints and the evolution of avian clutch size
By P. MONAGHAN, M. BOLTON and D. C. HOUSTON 189 Who dares, benefits: predator approach behaviour in the guppy (Poecilia reticulata) deters predator pursuit
By JEAN-GUY J. GODIN and SCOTT A. DAVIS 193 Darwin's principle of antithesis revisited: a role for perceptual biases in the evolution of intraspecific signals
By PETER L. HURD, CARL-ADAM WACHTMEISTER and MAGNUS ENQUIST 201 Fish recognize and prefer to shoal with poor competitors
By NEIL B. METCALFE and BRUCE C. THOMSON 207 Sexual selection and taxonomic diversity in passerine birds
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By JERZY MICHALSKI and ROGER ARDITI 217 Sperm precedence in zebra finches does not require special mechanisms of sperm competition
By N. COLEGRAVE, T. R. BIRKHEAD and C. M. LESSELLS 223 Evidence for a sex-segregated migration in the humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae)
By MIRANDA R. BROWN, PETER J. CORKERON, PETER T. HALE, KENNETH W. SCHULTZ and M. M. BRYDEN 229
No. 1356 22 March 1995 A theory of tension fluctuations due to muscle cross-bridges
By N. THOMAS and R. A. THORNHILL 235 Simulation of population expansion and spatial pattern when individual dispersal distributions do not
decline exponentially with distance By M. W. SHAW 243
Dictyostelium discoideum: cellular self-organization in an excitable biological medium By THOMAS HOFER, JONATHAN A. SHERRATT and PHILIP K. MAINI 249
Food allocation among nestling starlings: sibling competition and the scope of parental choice By ALEX KACELNIK, PETER A. COTTON, LIAM STIRLING and JONATHAN WRIGHT 259
Biological control of locusts and grasshoppers using a fungal pathogen: the importance of secondary cycling By MATTHEW B. THOMAS, SIMON N. WOOD and CHRISTOPHER J. LOMER 265
Evidence that some dinoflagellates contain a ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase related to that of the ac-proteobacteria By SPENCER M. WHITNEY, DENIS C. SHAW and DAVID YELLOWLEES 271
ATP activates cationic and anionic conductances in Schwann cells cultured from dorsal root ganglia of the mouse By T. AME'DEE and S. DESPEYROUX 277
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By SARAH J. HONOUR, ALEX A. R. WEBB and T. A. MANSFIELD 301 Phylogenetic evidence for the role of a pre-existing bias in sexual selection
By ALEXANDRA L. BASOLO 307 The disposition and genetic diversity of stored sperm in females of the damselfly Calopter)x splendens
xanthostoma (Charpentier)
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polymorphism
By BARUCH RINKEVICH, RAM PORAT and MENACHEM GOREN 31l9 Evidence for insertion of a new intron into an Mhc gene of perch-like fish
By FELIPE FIGUEROA, HIDEKI ONO, HERBERT TICHY, COLM O'HUIGIN and JAN KLEIN 325
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