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Indexes to Volume 350 (B) Author index

Bardoni, B. See Zanaria et al. Barnes, S. A., Quaggio, R. B. & Chua, N.-H. Phytochrome

signal-transduction: characterization of pathways and isolation of mutants, 67.

Barnett, M. See Johnston et al. Beals, T. P. See Goldberg et al. Behringer, R. R. The Miullerian inhibitor and mammalian

sexual development, 285. Bevan, R. M., Butler, P.J., Woakes, A.J. & Prince, P. A.

The energy expenditure of free-ranging black-browed albatrosses, 119.

Bianchi, M. E. See Rimini et al. Birmingham, J.J., Hughes, N. P. & Treloar, R. Diffusion

and binding measurements within oral biofilms using fluorescence photobleaching recovery methods, 325.

Bishop, C. E. See Burgoyne et al. Bisseling, T. See Franssen et al. Bradley, D. See Coen et al. Brook, J. D. See Schafer et al. Burgoyne, P. S., Thornhill, A. R., Kalmus, S., Darling, S.

M., Bishop, C. E. & Evans, E. P. The genetic basis of XX-XY differences present before gonadal sex differen- tiation in the mouse, 253.

Busch, M. See Juirgens et al. Butler, P. J. See Bevan et al.

Calvari, V. See Zanaria et al. Camerino, G. See Zanaria et al. Capel, B. See Karl & Capel. Carpenter, R. See Coen et al. Chadwick, M. See Coen et al. Char, B. R. See Hake et al. Chory, J., Cook, R. K., Dixon, R., Elich, T., Li, H. M.,

Lopez, E., Mochizuki, N., Nagpal, P., Pepper, A., Poole, D. & Reed, J. Signal-transduction pathways controlling light-regulated development in Arabidopsis, 59.

Chua, N.-H. See Barnes et al. Chuck, G. See Hake et al. Coen, E. S., Nugent,J. M., Luo, D., Bradley, D., Cubas, P.,

Chadwick, M., Copsey, L. & Carpenter, R. Evolution of floral symmetry, 35.

Coiquhoun, D. See Fredkin et al. Cook, R. K. See Chory et al. Copsey, L. See Coen et al. Coupland, G. Regulation of flowering time: Arabidopsis as a

model system to study genes that promote or delay flowering, 27.

Cronk, Q. C. B See Pennell et al. Cubas, P. See Coen et al. Czaran, T. See Jablonka et al.

Dabovic, B. See Zanaria et al. Darling, S. M. See Burgoyne et al. Davis, B. K. Significance of strand configuration in self-

replicating RNA molecules, 345. Dixon, R. See Chory et al. Dolan, L. & Roberts, K. The development of cell pattern in

the root epidermis, 95. Dominguez-Steglich, M. A. See Schafer et al.

Ecker, J. R. See Roman & Ecker. Eicher, E. M., Shown, E. P. & Washburn, L. L. Sex reversal

in C57BL/6J-YP?s mice corrected by an Sry transgene, 263.

Elich, T. See Chory et al. Evans, E. P. See Burgoyne et al.

Ferrari, S. See Rimini et al. Forsberg, L. S. See Pennell et al. Foster, D. H. See Schofield & Foster. Foster, J. W. See Schafer et al. Foster, T. See Hake et al. Fraccaro, M. See Zanaria et al. Franssen, H., Mylona, P., Pawlowski, K., van de Sande, K.,

Heidstra, R., Geurts, R., Kozik, A., Matvienko, M., Yang, W. C., Hadri, A.-E., Martinez-Abarca, M. & Bisseling, T. Plant genes involved in root-nodule development on legumes, 101.

Fredkin, D. R., Rice, J. A., Colquhoun, D. & Gibb, A.J. Persistence: a new statistic for characterizing ion- channel activity, 353.

Gage, M.J.G., Stockely, P. & Parker, G.A. Effects of alternative male mating strategies on characteristics of sperm production in the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar): theoretical and empirical investigations, 391.

Geurts, R. See Franssen et al. Gibb, A. J. See Fredkin et al. Godoy, J. A. See Sussex et al. Goldberg, R. B., Sanders, P. M. & Beals, T. P. A novel cell-

ablation strategy for studying plant development, 5. Goodfellow, P. N. See Rimini et al.; see also Schafer et al. Graves, J. M. The evolution of mammalian sex chromosomes

and the origin of sex determining genes, 305. Guest,J. R. The Leeuwenhoek Lecture, 1995. Adaptation to

life without oxygen, 189. Guioli, S. See Schafer et al.

Hacker, A. See Lovell-Badge & Hacker. Hadri, A.-E. See Franssen et al. Hake, S., Char, B. R., Chuck, G., Foster, T., Long, J. &

Jackson, D. Homeobox genes in the functioning of plant meristems, 45.

Hall, L. N. See Langdale et al. Harley, V. R. See Rimini et al. Harry, J. L. See Renfree et al. Hartl, J. G., Suchentrunk, F., Willing, R. & Petznek, R.

Allozyme heterozygosity and fluctuating asymmetry in the brown hare (Lepus europaeus): a test of the develop- mental homeostasis hypothesis, 313.

Heidstra, R. See Franssen et al. Helbig, A.J. See Seibold & Helbig. Hofbauer, J. See Jablonka et al. Horwood, J. Plankton-generated chaos in the modelled

dynamics of haddock, 109; see also Whittle & Horwood. Hughes, N. P. See Birmingham et al.

Ikeda, Y. See Luo et al.

Jablonka, E., Oborny, B., Molnar, I., Kisdi, E., Hofbauer, J. & Czaran, T. The adaptive advantage of phenotypic memory in changing environments, 133.

Jackson, D. See Hake et al. Johnston, C. M., Barnett, M. & Sharpe, P. T. The molecular

biology of temperature-dependent sex determination, 297.

Jurgens, G., Mayer, U., Busch, M., Lukowitz, W. & Laux, T. Pattern formation in the Arabidopsis embryo: a genetic perspective, 19.

Kalmus, S. See Burgoyne et al. Karl, J. & Capel, B. Three-dimensional structure of the

developing mouse genital ridge, 235. Kerk, N. M. See Sussex et al.

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Indexes to Volume 350

Kisdi, E. See Jablonka et al. Kjellbom, P. See Pennell et al. Knight, H. See Knight et al. Knight, M. R., Knight, H. & Watkins, N.J. Calcium and

the generation of plant form, 83. Kozik, A. See Franssen et al. Krause, J. See Tegeder & Krause. Kwok, C. See Schafer et al.

Langdale, J. A., Hall, L. N. & Roth, R. Control of cellular differentiation in maize leaves, 53.

Laskowski, M. J. See Sussex et al. Laux, T. See Jurgens et al. Li, H. M. See Chory et al. Long, J. See Hake et al. Lopez, E. See Chory et al. Lovell-Badge, R. & Hacker, A. The molecular genetics of Sry

and its role in mammalian sex determination, 205. Lukowitz, W. See Jurgens et al. Lundrigan, B. L. See Tucker & Lundrigan. Luo, D. See Coen et al. Luo, X., Ikeda, Y. & Parker, K. L. The cell-specific nuclear

receptor steroidogenic factor 1 plays multiple roles in reproductive function, 279.

McCabe, P. F. See Pennell et al. McLaren, A. Germ cells and germ cell sex, 229. Mac Nally, R. C. On large-scale dynamics and community

structure in forest birds: lessons from some eucalypt forests of southeastern Australia, 369.

Mansour, S. See Schafer et al. Martinez-Abarca, M. See Franssen et al. Matvienko, M. See Franssen et al. Mayer, U. See Jurgens et al. Mochizuki, N. See Chory et al. Molnar, I. See Jablonka et al. Mylona, P. See Franssen et al.

Nagpal, P. See Chory et al. Nugent, J. M. See Coen et al. Nusbaum, H. C. See Sussex et al.

Oborny, B. See Jablonka et al.

Parker, G. A. See Gage et al. Parker, K. L. See Luo et al. Pawlowski, K. See Franssen et al. Pennell, R. I., Cronk, Q. C. B, Forsberg, L. S., Stohr, C.,

Snogerup, L., Kjellbom, P. & McCabe, P. F. Cell- context signalling, 87.

Pepper, A. See Chory et al. Petznek, R. See Hartl et al. Pontiggia, A. See Rimini et al. Poole, D. See Chory et al. Prince, P. A. See Bevan et al.

Quaggio, R. B. See Barnes et al.

Ransome, R. D. Earlier breeding shortens life in female greater horseshoe bats, 153.

Reed, J. See Chory et al. Renfree, M. B., Harry, J. L. & Shaw, G. The marsupial

male: a role model for sexual development, 243. Rice, J. A. See Fredkin et al.

Rimini, R., Pontiggia, A., Spada, F., Ferrari, S., Harley, V. R., Goodfellow, P. N. & Bianchi, M. E. Interaction of normal and mutant SRY proteins with DNA, 215.

Roberts, K. See Dolan & Roberts. Roman, G. & Ecker, J. R. Genetic analysis of a seedling

stress response to ethylene in Arabidopsis, 75. Roth, R. See Langdale et al.

Sanders, P. M. See Goldberg et al. Schafer, A. J., Dominguez-Steglich, M. A., Guioli, S., Kwok,

C., Weller, P. A., Stevanovic, M., Weissenbach, J., Mansour, S., Young, I. D., Goodfellow, P. N., Brook, J. D. & Foster, J. W. The role of SOX9 in autosomal sex reversal and campomelic dysplasia, 271.

Schofield, A.J. & Foster, D. H. Artificial neural networks simulating visual texture segmentation and target detection in line-element images, 401.

Seibold, I. & Helbig, A.J. Evolutionary history of New and Old World vultures inferred from nucleotide sequences of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene, 163.

Sharpe, P. T. See Johnston et al. Shaw, G. See Renfree et al. Shown, E. P. See Eicher et al. Snogerup, L. See Pennell et al. Spada, F. See Rimini et al. Stevanovic, M. See Schafer et al. Stockely, P. See Gage et al. Stohr, C. See Pennell et al. Suchentrunk, F. See Hartl et al. Sussex, I. M., Godoy, J. A., Kerk, N. M., Laskowski, M. J.,

Nusbaum, H. C., Welsch, J. A. & Williams, M. E. Cellular and molecular events in a newly organizing lateral root meristem, 39.

Tegeder, R. W. & Krause, J. Density dependence and numerosity in fright stimulated aggregation behaviour of shoaling fish, 381.

Thornhill, A. R. See Burgoyne et al. Treloar, R. See Birmingham et al. Tucker, P. K. & Lundrigan, B. L. The nature of gene

evolution on the mammalian Y chromosome: lessons from Sry, 221.

van de Sande, K. See Franssen et al.

Washburn, L. L. See Eicher et al. Watkins, N. J. See Knight et al. Weissenbach, J. See Schafer et al. Weller, P. A. See Schafer et al. Welsch, J. A. See Sussex et al. Whittle, P. & Horwood,J. Population extinction and optimal

resource management, 179. Williams, M. E. See Sussex et al. Willing, R. See Hartl et al. Woakes, A. J. See Bevan et al.

Yang, W. C. See Franssen et al. Young, I. D. See Schafer et al. Young, J. Z. Physiology and pharmacology of the oviducts of

Raja and Scyliorhinus, 143.

Zanaria, E., Bardoni, B., Dabovic, B., Calvari, V., Fraccaro, M., Zuffardi, O. & Camerino, G. Xp duplications and sex reversal, 291.

Zuffardi, 0. See Zanaria et al.

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Indexes to Volume 350

Subject index

abdominal temperature, 119. Accipitriformes (Aves), 163. aerobic-anaerobic switch, 189. aggregation mechanisms, 381. albatross, 119. Alligator mississippiensis, 297. allozyme heterozygosity, 313. alternative mating strategies, 391. androgen, 243. anti-Millerian hormone, 205, 285. Antirrhinum, 35. Arabidopsis, 19, 39, 59, 67, 75. arabinogalactan protein, 87. artificial neural networks, 401. axis formation, 19.

bacterial metabolism, 189. biogenesis, 59. bird communities, 369. birth-death processes, 179. body fat reserves, 153. bundle sheath cell, 53.

C4 photosynthesis, 53. calcium, 83. carrot, 87. carry-over effects, 133. Cathartidae (Aves), 163. cell ablation, 5. cell context, 87. cell pattern, 95. cellular differentiation, 87. cell-cell interaction, 87. channel, 353. chloroplast, 59. chromosome 17, 271. CMPDI, 271. coevolution, 369. community dynamics, 369. comparative mapping, 305. CONSTANS gene, 27. continental regions, 369. covergent evolution, 163. cytochrome b gene, 163.

data analysis, 353. density dependence, 381. dental plaque, 325. determinacy, 35. development, 95. developmental stability, 313. differentiation, 5, 95. duplex avoidance strategy, 345. duplications, 291.

early-flowering mutants, 27. elasmobranch, 143. embryo, 19. environmental induction, 133. Escherichia coli, 189. ESS, 391.

ethylene, 75. extinction times, 179. extracellular matrix, 325.

fish shoaling, 381. fisheries, 109, 179. flower, 35. fluctuating asymmetry, 313. fluorescence-correlation spectroscopy,

325. flying, 119.

FNR, 189.

Gasterosteus aculeatus, 381. gene expression, 35, 39, 83, 189, 205. genetic analysis, 75. genetic hitch-hiking, 221. genetics, 253. genital ridge, 235. gonadogenesis, 235.

heart rate, 119. HMG box, 215, 297. homeobox genes, 45. homeotherm-poikilotherm dichotomy,

313.

inflorescence, 35.

kinase cascade, 75. kinetics, 353. knottedl, 45.

late-flowering mutants, 27. lateral root formation, 39. leaf development, 53, 59. leaf morphology, 45. legumes, 101. Lepus europaeus, 313. lifetime reproductive success, 153. light-signal transduction, 59. line element, 401. linear models, 369.

maize, 45. mammalian sex chromosomes, 305. marine ecology, 109. marine populations, 109. mechanical signals, 83. meiosis, 229. meiosis-inducing substance, 229. meiosis-inhibiting factor, 229. Melanogrammus aeglefinus, 109. meristem initiation, 39. meristems, 45. mesonephros, 235. metabolic rate, 119. microstructural reconstruction, 325. MIS, 243. molecular phylogeny, 163. Muillerian-inhibiting substance, 279,

285. Muller's ratchet, 221. mutation, 75, 83.

Nod-factor perception, 101. nodulin genes, 101. nuclear receptor protein, 279.

oocytes and oogenesis, 229. orientation-contrast-sensitive-networks,

401. origin of replication, 345. ovary, 263. oviduct, 143. ovotestis, 263.

parturition timing, 153. pattern, 19. persistence, 353. photoperiodic control of flowering, 27. photoreceptors, 59.

physiology, 143. phytochrome, 67. plant development, 5. plasticity, 133. population changes, 153. population dynamics, 109, 179. poschiavinus, 263. pregonadal, 253. primordial germ cells, 229. prospermatogonia, 229.

random walks, 325. receptor, 353. regional scale, 369. replicate-template annealing, 345. reproductive stress, 153. reversible binding, 325. Rhizobium, 101. risk assessment, 381. RNA replication kinetics, 345. RNA strand separation, 345. root epidermis, 95.

Salmo salar, 391. satellite tracking, 119. sex determination, 215, 235, 271, 305. sex differences, 253. sex reversal, 205, 291. sexual differentiation, 243, 279, 285. shoot meristem, 19. short arm, 291. signal transduction, 67, 75, 83, 101. somatic embryogenesis, 87. SOX gene family, 271. sperm competition, 391. spermatogenesis, 305. SRA1, 271. Sry, 205, 221, 253, 263. SRY, 243, 297. SRY, 271. SRY evolution, 305. stability of populations, 109. statistics, 353. steroid hydroxylases, 279. stochastic environment, 133. stochastic population models, 179. survival rates, 153. sustainable development, 179. symmetry, 35.

target detection, 401. temperature-dependent sex

determination, 297. testis, 215. testis cords, 235. testis determination, 205, 263. thigmomorphogenesis, 83. transcription regulation, 189. transforming growth factor-fl

receptors, 285. transit and terminal risk, 381.

virilization, 243. visual texture segmentation, 401. vultures, 163.

X chromosome, 253, 291. X-linked genes, 243.

Y chromosome, 215, 253. Y chromosome evolution, 221, 305.

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Contents

Series B Volume 350

No. 1331 29 October 1995 Control of development in higher plants

A Discussion organized and edited by P. R. BELL, R. I. PENNELL and C.J. LEAVER 1

No. 1332 29 November 1995

Plankton-generated chaos in the modelled dynamics of haddock

By JOSEPH HORWOOD 109

The energy expenditure of free-ranging black-browed albatrosses R. M. BEVAN, P.J. BUTLER, A.J. WOAKES and P. PRINCE 119

The adaptive advantage of phenotypic memory in changing environments EVA JABLONKA, BEATA OBORNY, ISTVAN MOLNAR, EVA KISDI, JOSEF HOFBAUER and TAMAS CZARAN 133

Physiology and pharmacology of the oviducts of Raja and Scyliorhinus J. Z. YOUNG 143

Earlier breeding shortens life in female greater horseshoe bats ROGER D. RANSOME 153

Evolutionary history of New and Old World vultures inferred from nucleotide sequences of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene INGRID SEIBOLD and ANDREAS J. HELBIG 163

Population extinction and optimal resource management PETER WHITTLE and JOSEPH HORWOOD 179

The Leeuwenhoek Lecture, 1995. Adaptation to life without oxygen JOHN R. GUEST 189

No. 1333 29 November 1995 Mechanisms in vertebrate sex determination

A Discussion organized and edited by M. A. FERGUSON-SMITH, R. LOVELL-BADGE and A. McLAREN

203

No. 1334 29 December 1995

Allozyme heterozygosity and fluctuating asymmetry in the brown hare (Lepus europaeus): a test of the

developmental homeostasis hypothesis GUNTHER B. HARTL, FRANZ SUCHENTRUNK, RUDOLF WILLING and RENATE PETZNEK 313

Diffusion and binding measurements within oral biofilms using fluorescence photobleaching recovery methods

J.J. BIRMINGHAM, N. P. HUGHES and R. TRELOAR 325

Significance of strand configuration in self-replicating RNA molecules BRIAN K. DAVIS 345

Persistence: a new statistic for characterizing ion-channel activity D. R. FREDKIN, J. A. RICE, D. COLQUHOUN and A. J. GIBB 353

On large-scale dynamics and community structure in forest birds: lessons from some eucalypt forests of

southeastern Australia RALPH CHARLES MAC NALLY 369

Density dependence and numerosity in fright stimulated aggregation behaviour of shoaling fish

ROLAND W. TEGEDER and JENS KRAUSE 381 Effects of alternative male mating strategies on characteristics of sperm production in the Atlantic salmon

(Salmo salar): theoretical and empirical investigations MATTHEW J. G. GAGE, PAULA STOCKLEY and GEOFFREY A. PARKER 391

Artificial neural networks simulating visual texture segmentation and target detection in line-element

images A. J. SCHOFIELD and D. H. FOSTER 401

Instructions to authors 413

Indexes 415

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