Subject: Stream ecology research/teaching position in NZ: part 2

From: Ralph Riley <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 2 May 1996 17:24:39 -0700

Part 2 of 2

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triacylglycerol in
wild and captive juvenile tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus).  New Zealand
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Chapman, M.A. and Burns, C.W.  Polymorphism and food limitation in three
Daphnia carinata populations.  Internationale Revue der gesamten
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Chatterton, T.D. and Williams, B.G.   Activity patterns of the New Zealand
cancrid crab Cancer novaezelandiae.  Journal of Experimental Marine
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Cree, A. and Guillette, L.J. Jr.  Biennial reproduction with a
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Cree, A., Daugherty, C.H. and Hay, J.M.  Reproduction of a rare New
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structure of the flightless chafer beetles Prodontria modesta and P.
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Evans, B.F., Townsend, C.R. and Crowl, T.A. The retention of woody debris
structures in a small stream following a large flood. New Zealand Natural
Sciences 20: 35-38 (1994)
Flecker, A.S. and Townsend, C.R. Community-wide consequences of trout
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real issues about the IFD.  Oikos  71: 167-170 (1994)
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foraging by lactating female        New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus
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Harris, R. J., Moller, H. and Winterbourn, M.  Competition for honeydew
between two social wasps,  in South Island beech forests, New Zealand.
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Huryn, A.D., Koebel, J.R. and Benke, A.C.  Life history and longevity of
the pluerocerid snail Elimia : a comparative study of eight populations.
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Jamieson, I.G.  Do female fish prefer to spawn in nests with eggs for
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Jamieson, I.G. The evolution of conspicuous coloration in male
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Jamieson, I.G., Quinn, J., Rose, P. and White, B.  Shared paternity among
non-relatives is a result of  an egalitarian mating system in the
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Kelly, M.S., McKenzie, J.D. and Barker, M.F.  Sub-cuticular bacteria:
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Kirchhof, B. S., Mercer, A.R., Oland, L.A. and Hildebrand, J.G. Effects of
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Kokay, I.C. and Mercer A.R.  A comparison of D1- and D2-like dopamine
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trees
(Salix fragilis)  on  macroinvertebrate densities in two small Central
Otago, New Zealand streams.  New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater
Research 28: 267-276 (1994)
Lester, P.J., Mitchell, S.F., Scott, D. and Lyon, G.  Utilisation of
willow
leaves, grass and  periphyton by stream macroinvertebrates:  a study using
stable carbon isotopes.  Archiv fr Hydrobiologie 133: 149-159 (1995)
McIntosh, A. R. and Townsend, C.R. Interpopulation variation in mayfly
antipredator tactics:  differential effects of contrasting predatory fish.
Ecology 75: 2078-2090 (1994)
Mercer, A.R., Hayashi, J.H. and Hildebrand, J.G.  Modulatory effects of
serotonin on voltage-activated currents in cultured antennal lobe neurons
of the sphinx moth, Manduca sexta. Journal of Experimental Biology  198:
613-627 (1995)
Moller, H.  New plants and animals for New Zealand, should we let them in
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Palmer, J.D., Williams, B.G. and Dowse, H.B.  The statistical analysis of
tidal rhythms:  tests of the relative effectiveness of five methods.
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Paterson, A.M., Gray, R.D. and Wallis, G.P.  Of lice and men: the return
of
the 'comparative parasitology' debate.  Parasitology Today 11: 158-160
(1995)
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Paulin, M.G. Electroreception and the compass sense of sharks.  Journal of
Theoretical Biology  174, 325-339  (1995)
Poulin, R. and Hamilton, W. J.  Ecological determinants of body size and
clutch size in amphipods: a comparative approach.  Functional Ecology  9:
364-370 (1995)
Poulin, R. and Vickery, W. L.  Cleaning symbiosis as an evolutionary game:
to cheat or not to cheat?  Journal of Theoretical Biology  175: 63-70
(1995)
Poulin, R.  Clutch size and egg size in free-living and parasitic
copepods:
a comparative analysis.  Evolution  49: 325-336 (1995)
Poulin, R.  Evolution of parasite life history traits: myths and reality.
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parasitic isopods. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 54: 231-244
(1995)
Poulin, R.  Hairworms (Nematomorpha: Gordioidea) infecting New Zealand
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81: 121-122 (1995)
Poulin, R.  Misconceptions about the measurement of aggregation: a reply
to
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Poulin, R.  Phylogeny, ecology, and the richness of parasite communities
in
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Poulin, R.  The evolution of parasite manipulation of host behaviour: a
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Scarsbrook, M.R. and Townsend, C.R. The roles of grass leaf litter in
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Professor Colin R. Townsend
Department of Zoology
University of Otago
Dunedin, New Zealand.
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