Trends in ecology and evolution

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  Año 2004, Vol. 19, Número 9

  • Many wrongs: the advantage of group navigation

    Andrew M. Simons

    págs. 453-455

    

  • Evolution in parallel: new insights from a classic system

    John A. Baker, Susan A. Foster

    págs. 456-459

    

  • Pesticides, mortality and population growth rate

    Benedikt R. Schmidt

    págs. 459-460

    

  • Response to Schmidt. Pesticides, mortality and population growth rate

    Jake Kerby, Andrew Sih, Rick Relyea, Alison Bell

    págs. 460-461

    

  • Gone to the dogs: Biology and Conservation of Wild Canids edited by David W. Macdonald and Claudio Sillero-Zubiri. Oxford University Press, 2004. £80.00/US$135.75 hbk, £37.50, US$63.75 pbk (432 pages) ISBN 0 19 851555 3/0 19 851556 1

    Joshua Ginsberg

    págs. 461-462

    

  • Advocating against advocacy in fisheries management: Fisheries Ecology and Management by Carl J. Walters and Steven J.D. Martell. Princeton University Press, 2004. US$99.50/US$45.00 hbk/pbk (448 pages) ISBN 0 691 11544 3

    Callum M. Roberts

    págs. 462-463

    

  • Corrigendum

    pág. 463

    

  • Taxonomic inflation: its influence on macroecology and conservation

    Nick J.B. Isaac, James Mallet, Georgina M. Mace

    págs. 464-469

    

  • Are invasive species a major cause of extinctions?

    Jessica Gurevitch, Dianna K. Padilla

    págs. 470-474

    

  • Bayesian inference of character evolution

    Fredrik Ronquist

    págs. 475-481

    

  • Chromosomal inversion polymorphisms and adaptation

    Carla M. Sgrò, Ary A. Hoffmann, Andrew R. Weeks

    págs. 482-488

    

  • The alluring simplicity and complex reality of genetic rescue

    Gordon Luikart, David A. Tallmon, Robin S. Waples

    págs. 489-496

    

  • New developments in museum-based informatics and applications in biodiversity analysis

    A. Townsend Peterson, Simon Ferrier, Falk Huettman, Craig Moritz, Catherine H. Graham

    págs. 497-503