Vol. 42 No.2 April, 2003
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ORIGINAL PAPERS
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| EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY |
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Species Diversity of Planktonic and Epiphytic rotifers in the
Backwaters of the Delhi Segment of the Yamuna River, with Remarks
on New Records from India
pp.239-247
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J. Arora and N.K. Mehra
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Early Life History Traits of Japanese Anchovy in the Northeastern
Waters of Taiwan, with Reference to Larval Transport
pp. 248-257
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C.S. Chen and T.S. Chiu
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Morphological Comparison of Ryukyu Mouse Mus caroli (Rodentia:
Muridae) Populations from Okinawajima and Taiwan
pp. 258-267
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M. Motokawa, L.K. Lin
and J. Motokawa |
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| TAXONOMY |
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Solution to the Taxonomic Confusion Surrounding Caligus epinepheli
Yamaguti, a Caligid Copepod (Siphonostomatoida) Parasitic on Marine
Fishes
pp. 268-283
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J.s. Ho and C.L. Lin
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A New Pygmy Seahorse, Hippocampus denise (Teleostei: Syngnathidae),
from the Indo-Pacific
pp. 284-291
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S.A. Lourie and J.E.
Randall |
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A New Subspecies of Hawkmoth from Lanyu Island, Taiwan, with
a Revised and Annotated Checklist of Taiwanese Sphingidae (Lepidoptera)
pp. 292-306
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S.H. Yen, I.J. Kitching
and C.S. Tzen |
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| SYSTEMATICS |
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Preliminary Cladistics and Review of Hemiptarsenus Westwood and
Sympiesis Forster (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae) in Hungary
pp. 307-335
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C.D. Zhu and D.W. Huang
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| PHYSIOLOGY |
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Pharmacological Effects on Calcium Channel Antagonists on Juvenile
Hormone Acid Release and Intracellular Calcium Level in the Corpora
Allata of Adult Male Mythimna loreyi (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)
pp. 336-346
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Y.C. Hsieh, Y.R. Chen,
E.L. Hsu and R. Kou |
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| IMMUNOLOGY |
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Immunocytochemistry and Keratinization in the Epidermis of Crocodilians
pp. 346-356 ECOLOGY
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L. Alibardi |
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| IECOLOGY |
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Assessing Avian Point-count Duration and Sample Size Using Species
Accumulation Functions
pp. 357-367
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H.J. Shiu and P.F. Lee
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Feeding Habits of the Pantropical Spotted Dolphin, Stenella attenuate,
off the Eastern Coast of Taiwan
pp. 368-378
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M.C. Wang, W.A. Walker,
K.T.Shao and L.S. Chou |
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Skewed Sex Ratio of the Chinese Green Tree Viper, Trimeresurus
stejnegeri stejnegeri, at Tsaochiao, Taiwan
pp. 379-385
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S. Wang, H.C. Lin and
M.C. Tu |
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