PK vX;>Fd d refs.MYD W\? Balser,T.C.
et al 19921 The Aggressiveness of Three Species of Acacia Ant 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2\ Animals, Insects, Ants, Acacia, Aggressiveness, Behavior, Assemblage, Po YD? " Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992 Differential nectar production offered to two species of ants (Pseudomyrmex ferruginea and P. belti ) by their obligate mutualist host Acacia collensii 4-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Pseudomyrmex ferruginea, Pseudomyrmex belti, Plants, Acacia, Acacia collensii, Nectar, Mutualism, Plant-Animal Interactions, Population,. X\? Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 1992Y Differential vigor of Acacia collensii inhabited by Pseudomyrmex belti and P. Ferruginea 7-9% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Pseudomyrmex belti, Pseudomyrmex ferruginea, Plants, Acacia, Acacia collensii, Vigor, Mutualism, Plant-Animal Interactions, Community, Ass Y`? Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992V The effect of group size on the foraging behavior of Endocimus albus and Bubulcus ibis 10-11% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Birds, Cattle Egrets, White Ibis, Encocimus albus, Bubulcus ibis, Behavior, Foraging, Group Dynamics, Population, A Wt? j Balser, T.C.
et al 1992Z Foraging patterns of the Tropical Kingbird, Tyranus melancholicus, in wet and dry habitats 12-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2w Animals, Birds, Kingbirds, Tropical Kingbirds, Tyranus melancholicus, Foraging, Diet, Population, C Xt? Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 19926 Post-dispersal seed predation in a tropical dry forest 14-15% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2c Plants, Forests, Seeds, Seed Dispersal, Seed Predation, Foraging, Dry Forest, ZP? Guerrerio, A.L.
et al 19926 The effects of Acacia Ant presence on ant lion density 16-18% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2g Animals, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Ant Lions, Myrmeleon, Density, Population, C W? Balser, T.C.
et al 1992N Epiphyte abundance and distribution in canopy trees of varying bark morphology 19-22% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2a Plants, Trees, Canopy, Epiphytes, Bark, Morphology, Population, Assemblage, X? j Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 1992 The establishment of dominance among female Ctenosaura similis and the effect of expanding territories on aggressive encounters 23-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Reptiles, Herps, Lizards, Ctenosaurs, Ctenosaura similis, Behavior, Dominance, Territory, Aggression, Population, Grou Z? X Dudycha, J.L.
et al 1992R Insect abundance as a determinant of foraging area size in Tyrannus melanocholicus 26-27% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Birds, Kingbirds, Tropical Kingbirds, Tyrannus melanocholicus, Foraging, Diet, Insects, Insectivores, Abundance, Population, Co^K Yx? X Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992F Response to nest and trail damage in arboreal colonies of Nasutitermes 28-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2Y Animals, Insects, Termites, Nasutitermes, Colonies, Nests, Trails, Pop X? Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 1992A Aquatic communities in Bromeliads: a study of island biogeography 32-35% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2| Plants, Bromeliads, Aquatics, Biogeography, Community, Assemblage, Island Biogeography, Diversity, Micr W? Balser, T.C.
et. al 1992P Density and structure of Melastomaceous plants in high and low wind environments 36-38% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2g Plants, Melastomaceae, Melastomes, Wind, Climate, Density, Structure, Assemblage, Z? Isaacs, K.A.
et al 1992g Diurnal feeding patterns of two hummingbird species: Calliphlox bryante and Campylopterus hemileucurus 39-41% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Calliphlox bryante, Campylopterus hemileucurus, Magenta-throated Woodstar, Violet Sabrewing, Diurnal, Nectar, Foraging, Diet, Po^K Y? Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992k Factors affecting nectar robbery in two species of hummingbird pollinated flowers of similar corolla length 42-45% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Pollination, Diet, Foraging, Nectar, Plants, Corolla, Flowers, Nectar Robbery, Population, AssjW Z? Gunderson, E.W.
et al 1992P Floral Mimicry in Epidendrum radicans, Asclepias curassavica, and Lantana camara 46-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Flowers, Floral Mimicry, Mimicry, Morphology, Epidendrum radicans, Orchids, Orchidaceae, Asclepias curassavica, Milkweeds, Asclepiadaceae, Lantana camara, Verbenaceae, Pollination, Pollinators, Population, Assemblage, Co [? j Shabel, A.B.
et al 1992a Bean biomass yield per pod of Phaseolus vulgaris individuals, under different growing conditions 50-51% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Legumes, Beans, Phaseolus vulgaris, Agriculture, Biomass, Pods, Growth, Population, Frijol Tapado, Et_ X? j Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 19920 The edge effect in experimental Espequeado plots 52-54% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2t Plants, Agriculture, Legumes, Beans, Phaseolus vulgaris, Edge Effect, Espequeado, Community, PG3 Z? Hall, J.M.
et al 19920 Effects of Bracken fern abundance on bean yields 55-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Legumes, Beans, Ferns, Bracken Ferns, Phaseolus vulgaris, Pteridium aquilinum, Frijol Tapado, Espequeado, Agriculture, Competition, Population, Community, AdO W? Balser, T.C.
et al 1992V The performance of five potential terrace tree species in Canton Coto Brus, Costa Rica 59-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Trees, Terraces, Soil, Erosion, Agriculture, Community, Flemingia macrophylla, Erythrina poeppigiana, Inga edulis, Calliandra calothyrsus, Acaci Z? j Gunerson, E.W.
et al 1992O The aggressive response of Atta cephalotes soldiers to two types of disturbance 62-64% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Soldier Ants, Behavior, Disturbance, Aggression, Population, Y? X Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992F Investigation of a preference for new or old leaves in Atta cephalotes 65-67% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Behavior, Plants, Leaves, Preferences, Population, Foraging, Diet,( X? Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 19928 The roles of soldiers on leaf cutter ant foraging trails 68-70% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutter Ants, Atta cephalotes, Soldier Ants, Behavior, Colonies, Foraging, Diet, Herbivory, W? j Balser, T.C.
et al 1992_ Selection of gap versus shade leaves by Atta cephalotes in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica 71-73% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutter Ants, Atta cephalotes, Plants, Leaves, Gaps, Shade, Leaf selection, Foraging, Diet, Herbivory, Population, Z ? j Dudycha, J.L.
et al 1992F Worker allocation in Atta cephalotes : task fidelity and communication 74-76% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Behavior, Colonies, Worker Ants, Communication, Foraging, Diet, Herbivory, PopL7 Zl? Guerrerio, A.L.
et al 1992W A comparison of Marantaceae (Calathea spp.) leaf movement in sun and shade environments 77-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Marantaceae, Calathea spp., Light, Shade, Growth, Leaves, Leaf Movement, Orientation, Solar Radiation, Population, o[ X? Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 1992t Composition of pelagic fish communities in pools formed during the dry season in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica 80-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Fish, Pelagic Fish, Pools, Aquatics, Freshwater, Dry Season, Communities, Population, Assemblage, Biomass, Cichlids, Tetras [(?
X Wooley, S.A. 1992H Effects of height and color on flower visitation in Passiflora vitifolia 84-78% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Flowers, Passiflora vitifolia, Vines, Pollination, Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Pollinators, Visitation, Population, Plant Color, PleS Z8? Dudycha, J.L.
et al 1992. The Intertidal zone: Crabs and their community 88-92% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Arthropods, Crustaceans, Crabs, Ghost Crabs, Green Crabs, Hermit Crabs, Intertidal Zone, Tides, Competition, Territory, Distribution, Community, Population, Assemblage, Foraging, Diet, B Y? Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992, Shell preference in hermit crabs (Paguridae) 93-95% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Arthropods, Crustaceans, Crabs, Hermit Crabs, Paguridae, Shells, Behavior, Population, Community, WD?
X Balser, T.C. 1992A Spatial distribution and resource acquisition in Nephila clavipes 96-99% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Arthropods, Arachnids, Spiders, Orb Spiders, Golden Orb Spiders, Nephila clavipes, Behavior, Distribution, Prey, Territory, Group Dynamics, Resource Aquisition, Webs, W? Balser, T.C.
et al 19928 Fine root biomass and soil pH in tropical tree fall gaps 100-101% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Forests, Trees, Roots, Soil, Soil pH, Root Biomass, pH, Gaps, Treefalls, Light, Growth, Assemblage, Z? Ko, J.V.
et al 1992* Mating patterns of forest-floor millipedes 102-104% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2] Animals, Millipedes, Nyssodesmus python, Behavior, Mating, Forest-floor, P XH? X Bizzarro, J.J. 1992@ Resident-win theory and foraging behavior in Dendrobates pumilio 105-108% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Amphibians, Herps, Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Dendrobates pumilio, Territory, Territoriality, Foraging, Diet, Insectivores, Aggression, Behavior, Competition, Vocalization, Population, Resident-win Y? Burnaford, J.L.
et al 19925 Optimal foraging theory applied to a frugivorous fish 109-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2p Animals, Fish, Frugivores, Brycon, Foraging, Diet, Fruits, Behavior, Schooling, Population, Z? j Gunderson, E.W.
et al 1992k Behavioral responses of long-tailed hermits (Phaethornis superciliosus ) to simulated territory intrusions 115-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Bird, Hummingbirds, Long-tailed Hermits, Phaethornis superciliosus, Behavior, Territory, Vocalizations, Mating, Lek, Competition, Birdsongs, PopH3 Y? Burnaford, J.L.
et al 1992H A comparison of forest structure in Palo Verde, Monteverde and Corcovado 121-127% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Forests, Trees, Structure, Dry Forest, Lowland Wet Forest, Cloud Forest, Dry Season, Precipitation, Climate, Plots, Canopy, Cy? X? Balser, T.C.
et al 1992Q A comparison of the understory avifaunal communities in three Costa Rican forests 128-132% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Animals, Birds, Mist Nets, Plants, Forests, Trees, Understory, Community, Diversity, Guilds, Species Richness, Population, Assemblage, Fora`' Y? Bizzarro, J.J.
et al 1992@ Fruit morphology and seed dispersal in three Costa Rican forests 133-136% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Plants, Forests, Trees, Fruits, Seeds, Morphology, Seed Dispersal, Dry Forests, Plots, Dispersal Syndromes, Diversity, Asemblage, ih? Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993 A comparison of the effectiveness of Pseudomyrmex flavicornis and P. spinicola in preventing overgrowth of Acacia collinsii by surrounding vegetation 1-4% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Black Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Herbivory, Plants, Trees, Host Trees, Acacia, Acacia collinsii, Ant-Acacia Trees, Plant-Animal Interactions, Behavior, Population, Assemblage, Com jT? Cook, S.P.
et al 1993Y Differences in response of two species of Acacia ants to disturbances of their host trees 5-7% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Black Ants, Mutualism, Plant-Animal Interactions, Plants, Trees, Acacia, Acacia collinsii, Herbivores, Disturbance, Population, Assemblage, j? Drake, N.L.
et al 1993M Competitive interactions between two species of ants in Palo Verde, Cost Rica 8-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3n Animals, Insects, Ants, Formicidae, Competition, Foraging, Diet, Herbivory, Population, Ass j$? Blue, A.A.
et al 1993j Differential vegetation densities surrounding Acacia trees occupied by two different species of Acacia ant 11-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Black Ants, Mutualism, Herbivory, Plants, Trees, Acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Population, Assemblage, Community, Competition, Undexc i? Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993X A comparison of avian biomass in xeric and mesic habitats of a tropical deciduous forest 14-17% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Birds, Avian Biomass, Biomass, Plants, Forests, Deciduous Forest, Mesic, Xeric, Wet Forests, Dry Forests, Understory, Canopy, Diversity, Population, Assemblage, l? Seandel, Marco
et al 1993 Differences in leaf, fruiting and flowering phenology over a moisture gradient in the dry, lowland forest of Palo Verde, Costa Rica 18-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Plants, Forests, Trees, Phenology, Dry Forests, Wet Forests, Mesic, Xeric, Lowland, Canopy, Understory, Gradient, Moisture Gradient, Soil, Leaves, Fruits, Flowers, Population, Assemblage, C j<? X Blue, A.A.
et al 1993, Microhabitat selection by Phallicthys amates 22-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Fish, Freshwater, Aquatics, Phallicthys amates, Osteichthyes, Poeciliidae, Microhabitats, Marshes, Predators, Predator Avoidance, Population, Assemblage, CoO; i? Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993H The effect of terrestrial-based predation on termite colony survivorship 25-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Termites, Nasutitermes, Isoptera, Eusocial, Colonies, Predation, Predator Avoidance, Nests, Predators, Population, Assemblage, CG3 l<? Kornet, D.B.
et al 1993I Vigilance and predator response distance in black-bellied whistling ducks 29-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Birds, Ducks, Black-bellied Whistling Ducks, Dendrocygnus autumnalis, Vigilance, Predators, Group Dynamics, Behavior, Flocks, Pop[ jl? Cook, S.P.
et al 1993V The effect of macrophyte vegetation and water depth on the distribution of pond snails 32-34% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Gastropoda, Physidae, Snails, Pond Snails, Plants, Aquatic Vegetation, Macrophytes, Predators, Prey Vulnerability, Abundance, Water, Population, Assemblage, k? X Field, J. P.
et al 1993A An observational study of protective spacing in Alouatta palliata 35-37% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Primates, Monkeys, Howler Monkeys, Alouatta palliata, Behavior, Troops, Group Dynamics, Protective Spacing, Predator Avoidance, Territory, Ranges, P- i?! Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993N The relationship between tree buttressing and stresses due to wind and gravity 38-42% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3~ Plants, Forests, Trees, Buttressing, Buttresses, Wind, Gravity, Growth, Stress, Population, Assemblage, lT?" X Mizak, Linda M. 1993D Insect herbivory patterns and leaf toughness of a cloud forest Piper 43-45% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Plants, Piper, Piperaceae, Herbivory, Cloud Forest, Plants, Forests, Competition, Leaves, Defenses, Chemical Defenses, Physical Defenses, Predator Avoidance, Population, Assemblage, Co j?# Cook, S.P.
et al 1993X Distribution of small lianas with respect to trees of differing size class and bark type 46-48% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3[ Plants, Lianas, Trees, Bark, Growth, Light, Competition, Assemblage, ComE/ kX?$ Dunn, H.A.
et al 1993S The effects of erosion on stream sedimentation and invertebrate population dynamics 49-52% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Invertebrates, Streams, Sedimentation, Erosion, Aquatics, Freshwater, Abundance, Population, Diversity, Community, A k?%
Dyhrman, S.T. 1993I The effects of wind stress on cloud forest vegetation above the tree line 53-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3o Plants, Trees, Forests, Tree Line, Cloud Forest, Wind, Stress, Gradients, Wind Velocity, C j?& X Cook, S.P.
et al 1993P The effect of trail barriers on foraging in the leaf-cutting ant Atta cephalotes 56-59% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Foraging, Diet, Trails, Territory, Pheromones, Barriers, Herbivory, Popu4# i?' Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993 Atta ant, get that forage! 60-65% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Foraging, Diet, Preferences, Colonies, Herbivory, Nests, Foraging Columns, Flowers, Aphelandra, Trails, Popu! j?( Drake, N. L.
et al 19932 Leaf size and transport speed in leaf-cutting ants 66-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Plants, Leaves, Leaf Size, Speed, Foraging, Diet, Herbivory, Pop{ k?) Dyhrman, S.T.
et al 1993W A behavioral study of trail re-establishment following disturbance in leaf-cutting ants 69-72% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutting Ants, Atta cephalotes, Worker Ants, Soldier Ants, Foraging, Diet, Herbivory, Territory, Trails, Disturbances, Wet Season, Behavior, Minima, Maxima, Media, PodS kt?* Dunn, H.A.
et al 1993L The effects of canopy structure and group size on spider monkey travel speed 73-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Primates, Monkeys, Spider Monkeys, Ateles geoffroyi, Foraging, Diet, Arboreal, Structure, Behavior, Plants, Forests, Trees, Canopy, Group Dynamics, Population, l?+ Field, J.P.
et al 1993l A study of nectarivorous, frugivorous, and insectivorous bird populations in three different forest habitats 76-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Birds, Nectarivores, Frugivores, Insectivores, Plants, Forests, Succession, Secondary Growth, Primary Growth, Intermediate Growth, Foraging, Diet, Manakins, Thrushes, Hummingbirds, Flycatchers, Diversity, Behavior, Assemblage, Community, Popu k?, Drake, N.L.
et al 19939 A study of fish abundance as a function of tide pool area 80-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Fish, Gobiidae, Abundance, Tide Pools, Tide Pool Area, Territories, Salinity, Microhabitats, Population, j?- Cook, S.P.
et al 1993/ Resource and habitat preference of dung beetles 84-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Insects, Beetles, Dung Beetles, Scarabaeidae, Diet, Foraging, Dung, Preference, Population, Microhabitats, A i?. Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993j Impact of temperature and soil moisture on leaf-litter critters (macrodetritivores and soil invertebrates) 87-90% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Arthropods, Isopods, Millipedes, Invertebrates, Macrodetritivores, Soil, Temperature, Moisture, Leaf-litter, Lowland Tropical Forest, Population, Community, Assemblage, Decomposers, Detr i?/ Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993X Continued examination of five potential assey crop tree species in Coto Brus, Costa Rica 91-95% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Plants, Trees, Alley-cropping, Agriculture, Flemingia macrophylla, Erythrina poeppigiana, Inga edulis, Calliandra calothyrsus, Acacia mangium, Mulching, Erosion, Herbivory, Finca Loma Linda, Coto Brus, Growth, Tree Mortality, Com j?0 Cook, S.P.
et al 1993F The abundance of detritivores in Frijol Tapado versus Espequeado plots 96-98% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Plants, Agriculture, Beans, Bean Cultivation, Crop Systems, Frijol Tapado, Espequeado, Decomposition, Nutrient Recycling, Animals, Invertebrates, Macroinvertebrates, Insects, Arthropods, Detritivores, Diet, Foraging, Soil, Leaf-litter, Community, As k(?1 Drake, N. L.
et al 1993X Aquatic invertebrates as a bio-indicator of river water quality in Coto Brus, Costa Rica 99-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Invertebrates, Macroinvertebrates, Aquatic, Bio-indicators, Rivers, Streams, Pollution, Water Quality, Pre-montane River, Rio Java, Coto Brus, Species Diversity, Abundance, Family Biotic Index, Tolerance, Com k?2 j Dunn, H.A.
et al 1993k A study of the abundance of nematodes on cultivated beans (Phaseolus vulgaris ) in different fallow systems 103-105% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Nematodes, Meloidogyne, Plants, Cultivated Beans, Beans, Phaseolus vulgaris, Mucuna, Frijol Tapado, Mucuna sp., Mulch, Roots, Galls, Fallow Plots, Agriculture, Community, As k?3 X Dunn, H. A.
et al 1993% Seed predation on Dipteryx panamensis 106-109% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Plants, Trees, Forests, Canopy, Dipteryx panamensis, Seeds, Dispersal, Animals, Mammals, Agoutis, Dasyprocta sp., Scatter-hoarding, Foraging, Diet, Seed Predation, Preference, Sendero Camino Experimental Sur, Population, o l(?4 X
Kornet, D. B. 1993: A Study of sex-specific feeding behavior in Norops humilis 110-112% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Reptiles, Herpes, Lizards, Norops humilis, Feeding, Predation, Defense, Territories, Diet, Foraging, Behavior, Popuo k?5 X Dyhrman, S. T.
et al 19930 Territorial behavior of male Dendrobates pumilio 113-116% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Amphibians, Herps, Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Dendrobates pumilio, Territories, Behavior, Competition, Aggression, Popu k@?6 j Drake, N.L.
et al 1993[ Aquatic invertebrate communities of Heliconia wagneriana bracts in large and small patches 117-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Plants, Heliconia wagneriana, Flowers, Bracts, Animals, Invertebrates, Aquatic Invertebrates, Chironomidae, Culicidae, Syrphidae, Copepoda, Species Richness, Plant-Animal Interactions, Abundance, Population, Community, A ll?7 k Preuss, C.R.
et al 1993 Competition interactions between hermit and non-hermit hummingbirds in relation to patch size of Heliconia pogonantha inflorescences 121-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Hermit Hummingbirds, Non-hermit Hummingbirds, Little Hermit, Phaethornis longuemareus, Long-tailed Hermit, Phaethornis superciliosus, Bronzy Hermit, Glaucis aena, Band-tailed Barbthroat, Threnetes ruckeri, red-footed plumeleteer, Chalybura crochrysia, Plants, Heliconia pogonantha, Flowers, Inflorescences, Pollination, Nectivores, Competition, Foraging, Diet, Population, Community, Aso_ j?8 Bansak, T.S.
et al 1993g Species richness of tropical trees during different successional stages and between wet and dry forests 126-131% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Plants, Trees, Forests, Wet Forests, Dry Forests, Leaf Morphology, Succession, Primary Succession, Secondary Succession, Species Richness, Soils, Com y?9 j Abram, E. H.
et al 1994Q Resource allocation in Acacia collinsii : plant growth and ant colony maintenance 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Trees, Acacia collinsii, Growth, Animals, Insects, Ants, Pseudomyrmex, Ant-acacia, Mutualism, Resource allocation, Defense, Beltian Bodies, Animal-Plant Interactions, Community, Popu zT?: Broughton, L.C.
et al 1994[ Pheromone-induced changes in disturbance response of the acacia ant, Pseudomyrmex spinicola 4-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Pheromones, Disturbance, Recruitment, Mutualism, Acacia collinsii, Behavior, Population, Com z ?; Berry, M.E.
et al 1994R Reaction of Pseudomyrmex spinicola to introduced conspecifics on Acacia collinsii 7-9% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Insects, Ants, Red Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Mutualism, Acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Competition, Intraspecific Aggression, Population, Com y?< k Abram, E. H.
et al 1994" Habitat use in the Northern Jacana 10-12% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Birds, Northern Jacanas, Jacanas, Jacana spinosa, Habitat Usage, Spatial Distribution, Territories, Foraging, Diet, Marsh Habitat, Substrates, Po z?= j Bykowski, J.L.
et al 1994J The effects of chemical leaching of Magnifera indica on understory plants 13-15% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Mangoes, Magnifera indica, Anacardiaceae, Trees, Understory, Growth, Soil, Foliage, Secondary plant metabolites, Toxicity, Allelopathy, Ck z?> Broughton, S.C.
et al 1994 A comparison of avian abundance, biomass, species richness and foraging behavior in mesic and xeric habitats in a tropical dry forest 16-19% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Birds, Avian Biomass, Biomass, Abundance, Species Richness, Foraging, Diet, Mesic Habitats, Xeric Habitats, Community, As z?? Bykowski, J.L.
et al 1994P Effects of nectar status on flower availability to pollinators in Nymphaea ampla 20-22% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4o Plants, Water Lilies, Nymphaea ampla, Nectar, Pollination, Pollinator Access, Population, CkW {?@ Swanson, A. N.
et al 1994m Effects of sunlight, leaf litter, and temperature on habitat selection by ant lions (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) 23-26% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Insects, Ant Lions, Neuroptera, Chrysopidae, Myrmeleon sp., Habitat Selection, Light, Leaf Litter, Temperature, Predation, Po?A j Abram, E. H.
et al 1994_ Examination of current Typha latifolia management in a freshwater marsh, Palo Verde, Costa Rica 27-29% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Cattails, Typha latifolia, Freshwater Marsh Habitat, Marsh Management, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Floral Diversity, Succession, Cattle Grazing, Population, Community z?B j Fouts, H. M.
et al 1994` The effect of nectar volume on flower visitation by Anartia jatrophea (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) 30-33% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Insects, Butterflies, Anartia jatrophea, Lepidoptera, Nymphalidae, Nectar, Pollination, Insect Pollinators, Foraging, Population, Co zl?C j Broughton, L.C.
et al 1994K Habitat selection by Jacana spinosa in Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge 34-36% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Birds, Northern Jacanas, Jacana spinosa, Plants, Water Lilies, Nymphaea ampla, Foraging, Substrate, Marsh Habitat, Abundance, Habitat Selection, Population, C?D Gardella, D. J.
et al 1994F Abundance of insect larvae and ostracods in tank bromeliad communities 37-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Bromeliads, Tank Bromeliads, Animals, Insects, Insect Larvae, Ostracods, Microcosm, Herbivores, Detritivores, Bactivores, Abundance, Competition, Resource Partitioning, Recruitment, Population, Assemblage, Community <' z?E Broughton, L.C.
et al 1994M The effects of wind and sunlight on climbing vines in a tropical cloud forest 40-42% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Vines, Climbing Vines, Araceae, Vine Orientation, Sunlight, Wind, Growth, Tropical Cloud Forest, Community, Asj?G Bykowski, J. L.
et al 1994L The Effects of leaf morphology on water conduction in a montane cloud forest 46-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Leaves, Drip Tips, Leaf Morphology, Forests, Montane Cloud Forest, Epiphylls, Water Conduction, Understory, Microclimates, Cerro Cacao, Guanacaste Province, Community, Assemblage ?H Fouts, H. M.
et al 1994y Leaf morphology as a function of light intensity, wind speed and moisture: a study of melastomataceae in a montane forest 51-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Melastomataceae, Leaf Morphology, Light Intensity, Wind Speed, Soil, Moisture, Cerro Cacao, Guanacaste Province, Forests, Montane Forests, Assemblage, Community Y?I Abram, E. H.
et al 1994i Comparison of tree sapling growth strategies in light gap and understory areas of a tropical cloud forest 56-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Trees, Forests, Cloud Forests, Saplings, Growth, Light, Gaps, Understory, Leaf Morphology, Cerro Cacao, Guanacaste Province, Community ?J j Everett, B. M.
et al 1994k Aggressive response of leaf-cutter ants (Atta cephalotes ) to different colonies and castes of conspecifics 59-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Atta cephalotes, Leaf-cutter Ants, Colonies, Intraspecific Interactions, Social Interactions, Corcovado National Park, Aggression, Assemblage, Population, Community ?K j Liebert, A. E.
et al 1994F Diurnal and temperature related patterns in Atta cephalotes trail use 62- 65% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Atta cephalotes, Leaf-cutter Ants, Colonies, Trails, Corcovado National Park, Social Interactions, Diurnal Patterns, Temperature, Population, Assemblage, Community
z8?M Berry, M. E.
et al 1994Z A Comparison of arthropod abundance in gap and understory habitats in a montane wet forest 43-45% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4O Animals, Arthropods, Herbivory, Carnivory, Gaps, Light, y?N X Abram, E. H.
et al 1994f Effects of litter depth on trail productivity and travel rates of the leaf-cutting and Atta cephalotes 66-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutter Ants, Atta cephalotes, Leaves, Leaf Litter, Leaf Litter Depth, Foraging, Population, Comm?O X Broughton, L. C.
et al 1994S The Effects of leaf load and ant size on biomass transport rate for Atta cephalotes 69-71% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Leaf-cutter Ants, Biomass, Leaves, Leaf Load, Transport Rate, Corcovado National Park, Population, Community ?P j Berry, M. E.
et al 1994S Behavioral responses of Atta cephalotes to introduced young and old leaf fragments 72-73% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Atta cephalotes, Leaf-cutter Ants, Colonies, Leaves, Bombacaceae, Ochroma lagopus, Leaf Age, Foraging, Foraging Preference, Preference, Behavior, Corcovado National Park, Population, Community ?Q j Kunz, P. L.
et al 1994T The Effect of distance on foraging selectivity of leaf cutter ants (Atta cephalotes) 74-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Atta cephalotes, Leaf-cutter Ants, Foraging, Diet, Leaves, Optimal Foraging, Distance, Corcovado National Park, Behavior, Population, Community ?R Kunz, P. L.
et al 1994T Selection of Roost Sites in the tent building bat, Artibeus watsoni (Phyllostomidae) 76-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4; Animals, Chiroptera, Bats, Phyllostomidae, Stenoderminae, Tent-making Bats, Thomas' Fruit Eating Bat, Artibeus watsoni, Roosts, Tents, Predator Protection, Predator Avoidance, Crypticity, Squirrel Monkeys, Saimiri oerstedi, Site Selection, Roost Selection, Corcovado, National Park, Behavior, Community, Population ?S Fradkin, S. C.
et al 1994H Distributions of freshwater invertebrates in a tidally influenced stream 80-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4@ Animals, Arthropods, Plecoptera, Gastropoda, Decapoda, Shrimp, Insects, Invertebrates, Freshwater Invertebrates, Tropical Streams, Brackish Water, Tidal Zone, Tidal Cycles, Salinity, Salinity Gradient, Corcovado National Park, Rio Claro, Leaf Litter, Rocky Substrates, Aquatic, Streams, Community, Population, Assemblage ?T X Berry, M. E.
et al 1994< Foraging preferences of the leafcutting ant, Atta cephalotes 84-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Atta ceplhalote, Leaf-cutter Ants, Foraging, Foraging Preference, Optimal Foraging, Selectivity, Leaves, Colonies, Plants, Trees, Citrus, Inga, Rutaceae, Cyclanthaceae, Corcovado National Park, Population, Community z?U j Abram, E. H.
et al 1994; Palpi function in Anartia fatima (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) 87-88% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Butterflies, Anartia fatima, Nectarivores, Palpi, Vision, Foraging, Nectar, Pollen, Pop z?V X Bykowski, J. L.
et al 1994L Troop activity and aggressive displays in the spider monkey Ateles geoffroyi 89-90% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Primates, Monkeys, Spider Monkeys, Ateles geoffroyi, Troops, Aggression, Group Dynamics, Behavior, Aggressive Displays, Foraging, Mother-Infant Pairs, Home Ranges, Prdator Defense, Po0?W j Abram, E. H.
et al 1994X Gender-based differences in prey selection in Dendrobates pimilio (Anura: Dendrobatidae) 91-93% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4
Animals, Amphibians, Herpes, Frogs, Anura, Dendrobatidae, Dendrobates pimilio, Poison Dart Frogs, Ants, Termites, Diet, Diet Selectivity, Gender, Foraging, Preferences, Energy Demands, Insectivores, Atta cephalotes, Population, Community, La Selva Biological Station ?X j Broughton, L. C.
et al 1994c Effects of catch size and bract age of Heliconia wagneriana on communities of aquatic invertebrates 94-99% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4K Plants, Heliconia wagneriana, Bracts, Inflorescenses, Animals, Invertebrates, Aquatic Invertebrates, Rainwater, Nematodes, Copepods, Harpacticoids, Syrphidae, Chaoborinae, Species Richness, Island Biogeography, Optimal Foraging, Hummingbirds, Abundance, Diversity, Community, Assemblage, Patch Size, pH, La Selva Biological Station ?Y Bykowski, J. L.
et al 1994X Vertical distribution of nocturnal arthropods at the forest edge at La Selva, Costa Rica 100-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Nocturnal Arthropods, Insects, Lepidoptera, Night-flying Lepidoptera, Moths, Vertical Distribution, Distribution, Blacklight Capture, Forests, Forest Edges, Diversity, Species Richness, Habitat Use, Community, Assemblage, La Selva Biological Station o?Z Woodson, P. S.
et al 1994O Differing foraging strategies of Dendrobates pumilio and Eleutherodactylus spp. 103-105% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Amphibians, Herpes, Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Dendrobate pumilio, Eleutherodactylus, Eleutherodactylus bransforolis, Foraging, Active Foraging, Sit And Wait Predator, Predation, Lowland Rainforests, Prey, Diet, Insectivores, Population, Community, La Selva Biological Station ;?[ Berry, M. E.
et al 1994[ A Comparison of understory bird communities in successional stages of a tropical wet forest 106-110% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4} Animals, Birds, Avian Abundance, Arthropods, Foraging, Foraging Guilds, Guilds, Frugivores, Nectivores, Insectivores, Omnivores, Biomass, Mist Nets, Resource Abundance, Diversity, Species Richness, Plants, Forests, Tropical Lowland Forests, Wet Forests, Community, Understory, Diet, Habitat Use, Early Successional Forests, Old Secondary Growth Forests, La Selva Biological Station ?\ Zug, D. B.
et al 1994 Comparison of arthropod communities in terms of taxonomic richness, functional groups and coloration in three types of tropical forest 111-113% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Animals, Arthropods, Foraging, Diet, Herbivores, Predators, Scavengers, Nectarivores, Coloration, Crypticity, Aposematic Coloration, Species Richness, Diversity, Abundance, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Tropical Dry Forests, Cerro Cacao National Wildlife Refuge, Tropical Cloud Forests, Corcovado National Park, Tropical Lowland Forest, Grass, Secondary Growth Forests, Primary Forests, Life Zones, Community, Population, Assemblage -?] Berry, M. E.
et al 1994_ A Comparison of the primary forest understory avifaunal communities of four Costa Rican forests 114-117% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4k Animals, Birds, Oscines, Suboscines, Avian Community Structure, Plants, Understory, Lowland Dry Forest, Montane Cloud Forest, Lowland Wet Forest, Mist Net Capture, Palo Verde, Cerro Cacao, La Sirena, Corcovado, La Selva, Species Richness, Diversity, Guilds, Insectivores, Frugivores, Nectivores, Primary Forest, Secondary Growth, Community, Assemblage, Population $?^ Broughton, L. C.
et al 1994= Variation in forest structure across four sites in Costa Rica 118-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4 Plants, Forests, Forest Structure, Deciduous Dry Forest, Palo Verde, Cerro Cacao, Tropical Cloud Forests, Corcovado, La Selva, Lowland Tropical Rainforests, Forest Profiles, Secondary Forests, Primary Forests, Stems, Basal Areas, Moisture Limitations, Climate Patterns, Morphology, Temperature, Wind, Rainfall, Light Availability, Understory, Canopy, Emergents, Competition, Community ?_ Carson, C. D.
et al 1995T Effect of Pseudomyrmex spinicola versus P. flavicornis on Acacia collinsii condition 1-2% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 56 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Pseudomyrex spinicola, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Black Ants, Plants, Trees, Ant-acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Herbivores, Competition, Mutualism, Plant-Animal Interactions, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Predator Defense, Community, Assemblage, Population ?` Ginsburg, M. A.
et al 1995k The Effects of Pseudomyrmex flavicornis and P. spinicola mulls on the aggressive behavior of P. flavicornis 3-4% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5P Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Black Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Plants, Trees, Acacia cornigera, Acacia Trees, Plant-Animal Interactions, Mutualism, Predator Defense, Aggression, Mulls, Chemical Recognition, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Population, Community, Assemblage ?a Wray, C. D.
et al 1995V Differential clearing of Acacia collinsii by Pseudomyrmex spinicola and P. flavicornis 5-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5- Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Black Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Plants, Trees, Acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Plant-Animal Interactions, Mutualism, Herbivores, Competition, Population, Assemblage, Community, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge ?b Stewart, I. J.
et al 1995X Effect of cattle grazing on understory vegetation at Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge 7-9% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Understory, Marsh, Forests, Dry Forests, Cattails, Typha, Grazing, Agriculture, Cattle, Seedlings, Woody Plants, Herbaceous Plants, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Morphotypes, Community?c Carson, C. D.
et al 1995\ Zooplankton density and diversity in the Rio Tempisque marshland of Palo Verde National Park 10-12% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Invertebrates, Zooplankton, Crustaceans, Cladocerans, Copepods, Freshwater Invertebrates, Aquatic Habitats, Littoral Zone, Open Water, Density, Diversity, Morphology, Phytoplankton, Community, Assemblage, Population, Marsh, Palo Verde National Park, Species Richness ?d j Perlroth, N. E.
et al 1995U Effect of substrate and individual size on Myrmeleon trap size and capture efficiency 13-15% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ant Lions, Ants, Myrmeleon, Predators, Soil-dwelling Larvae, Pits, Traps, Substrates, Soils, Palo Verde Biological Station, Population ?e j Wray, C. D. 1995J Diurnal behavior patterns of dominant male ctenosaurs (Ctenosaura similis) 16-18% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5
Animals, Reptiles, Herps, Lizards, Iguanids, Ctenosaurs, Ctensaura similis, Heliothermic, Territory, Behavior Patterns, Head-bobbing, Thermal Regulation, Feeding, Diurnal, Temperature, Dominance, Males, Diet, Foraging, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Population ?f j Mitchell, J. L.
et al 1995e Behavioral functions of vocalization during short flights in Jacana spinosa at Palo Verde, Costa Rica 19-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Birds, Jacana spinosa, Northern Jacana, Polyandrous, Territory, Intraspecific Aggression, Intrasexual Aggression, Aggression, Vocalizations, Display Behaviors, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Flight, Population E?g X Perloth, N. E.
et al 1995O Pollinator attractants and rewards in the protogynous flowers of Nymphaea ampla 22-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 58 Plants, Flowers, Water Lilies, Nymphaea ampla, Protogynous, Hermaphroditic, Aquatic, Pistillate Stage, Stamenate Stage, Pollinators, Nectar, Pollen, Stamens, Apis mellifera, Common Honeybee, Brachygastra, Wasps, Insects, Rio Tempisque Marsh, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Population, Community, Assemblage ?h j Osterling, W. L.
et al 1995U Distribution of Bursera simaruba over three habitats of varying moisture availability 25-26% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Trees, Forests, Bark, Photosynthetic Bark, Burseraceae, Bursera simaruba, Dry Forests, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Moisture Gradient, Population, Community ?i
Carson, C. 1995d Population size structure of Parkinsonia aculeata across a range of habitats in the Palo Verde marsh 27-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Trees, Parkinsonia aculeata, Palo Verde Tree, Caesalpiniaceae, Palo Verde Marsh, Rio Tempisque, Seedlings, Saplings, Cattle Grazing, Water Stress, Population, Community H?j X Brady, J. H.
et al 19956 Alouatta palliata time budgets in the early dry season 32-34% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Primates, Monkeys, Howler Monkeys, Mantled Howler Monkey, Alouatta palliata, Social Interactions, Diet, Foraging, Preferences, Montane Forests, Foliage, Fruit, Secondary Dry Forests, Time Budgets, Vigilance, Territoriality, Popu?k Ginsburg, M. A.
et al 1995 Relative abundances of Pseudomyrmex spinicola and P. flavicornis colonies in Acacia collinsii trees under different amounts of canopy cover 35-37% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Animal-Plant Interactions, Mutualism, Plants, Trees, Acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Canopy Cover, Thermal Tolerance, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Abundances, Population, Community ;' `?l Carson, C. D.
et al 1995' Why Buttresses? The litter trap theory 38-40% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Trees, Forests, Buttresses, Morphology, Litter Trap Buttresses, Support Buttresses, Cross-slope, Down-slope, Organic Matter, Nutrient Availability, Po ?m Ginsburg, M. A.
et al 19951 The Effects of leaf morphology on epiphyll growth 41-43% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Epiphylls, Leaf Morphology, Primary Cloud Forests, Host Leaves, Nitrogen Fixation, Population, Community, Asse}?n Osterling, W. L.
et al 1995@ The effects of leaf morphology on leaf area damage by herbivores 44-47% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Leaves, Leaf Morphology, Herbivory, Herbivores, Serration, Venation, Pubescence, Leaf Thickness, Leaf Area Damage, Insects, Plant Defenses, Understory, Tropical Cloud Forest, Monteverde, Population, Community T? ,?o Pouliot, N. D.
et al 1995! The Recovery of Quebrada Guacimal 48-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Invertebrates, Arthropods, Insects, Invertebrate Larvae, Aquatic Invertebrates, Quebrada Guacimal, Pollution, Streams, Richness, Diversity, Human Impact, Population, Community, AR?p Brady, J. H.
et al 1995_ Variation in seedling and sapling density, richness and diversity resulting from tree fall gaps 51-53% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Trees, Forests, Seedlings, Saplings, Gaps, Tree Falls, Microhabitats, Monteverde Biological Station, Diversity, Richness, Light, Community V?q j Wray, C. D.
et al 1995O Territorial defense by Colibri thalassinus : impact on other hummingbird visits 54-56% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5: Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Green Violet-Ear Hummingbirds, Colibri thalassinus, Defense Behavior, Vocalizations, Territoriality, Territory, Patch Defense, Nectarivores, Aggression, Foraging, Diet, Centropogon, valerii, Cerro de la Muerte, Albergue Cuerici Biological Station, Fuchsia, Flowers, Nectar, Population { d?r Stewart, I. J.
et al 1995W Nectar robber preference and nectar availability in four hummingbird pollinated flowers 57-60% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Green Violet-Ear Hummingbirds, Colibri thalassinus, Fiery-throated Hummingbirds, Panterpe insignis, Magnificent Hummingbirds, Eugenes fulgens, Coerebid Birds, Diglossa plumbea, Slaty Flowerpiercers, Nectar-thieving, Foraging, Diet, Nectar, Pollinators, Preferences, Flowers, Nectarivores, Territoriality, Territory Defense, Nectar Robbers, Patch Defense, Centropogon valerii, Bomarea, C. talamancensis, Gesneriaceae, Po ?s Osterling, W. L.
et al 1995F A Comparison of organic soil horizons under oak and alder canopy trees 61-62% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5\ Plants, Trees, Canopy, Forests, Oak, Alder, Quercus costaricensis, Alnus acuminata, Soil, Soil Horizons, Organic Soil Horizons, Horizon Profiles, Microbial, Nitrogen Content, Albergue Querici Biological Station, Early Successional, Late Successional, Second Growth Forests, Tannins, Plant Defenses, Herbivory Defenses, C ?t Perlroth, N. E.
et al 1995X Effects of elevation on flower morphology and diversity of hummingbird-pollinated plants 63-65% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Animals, Flowers, Morphology, Birds, Hummingbirds, Pollinators, Elevation, Diversity, Gradients, Elevational Gradients, Species Richness, Fuchsia, Ericaceae, Bomarea, Cetropogon, Gesneriaceae, Ecotypic Differences, Phenotypic Differences, Community, P D?u j Pouliot, N. D.
et al 1995c Nectar production in different phenological stages of a hummingbird-pollinated shrub (Fuchsia sp.) 66-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Animals, Birds, Hummingbirds, Shrubs, Flowers, Buds, Berries, Pollinators, Morphology, Nectar, Nutrients, Phenological Stages, Fuchsia, Elevation, Population, C ?v j Perlroth, N. E.
et al 1995< Abundance of Atta cephalotes in primary and secondary forest 69-70% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Leaf Cutter Ants, Atta cephalotes, Plants, Forests, Primary Forests, Secondary Forests, Light, Canopy, Gaps, Fungus, Understory, Fungal Growth, Aphelandra, Abundances, Po 0?w X Barnhorst, A. V.
et al 1995, Rate of flower acceptance by Atta cephalotes 71-73% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Leaf Cutter Ants, Atta cephalotes, Foraging, Food, Fungus, Fungal Growth, Plants, Aphelandra, Acanthaceae, Flowers, Trails, Minima Ants, Media Ants, P+?x j Glennon, M. J.
et al 1995R Selection of target versus non-target leaves by leaf cutter ants (Atta cephalotes) 74-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Leaf Cutter Ants, Atta cephalotes, Plants, Leaves, Fungus, Fungal Growth, Foraging, Colonies, Target Leaves, Non-target Leaves, Preferences, Lowland Tropical Forests, Sirena Biological Station, Corcovado National Park, Population ?y Karlsberg, S. D.
et aL 19958 Size distribution and habitat preference in hermit crabs 76-80% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5" Animals, Arthropods, Crustaceans, Crabs, Hermit Crabs, Intertidal Zones, Intertidal Gradients, Size Distribution, Habitat Preference, Microhabitats, Corcovado National Park, Tidal Pools, Forest, Dune Edge, High Tide, Sandy Beach, Pebble Sand, Tidal Flats, Heat Stress, Population, Community ?z Kaveeshwar, J. A.
et al 1995H Comparison of dry and wet season ichthyofauna diversity in the Rio Claro 81-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Fish, Ichthyofauna, Freshwater Fish, Marine Fish, Peripheral Fish, Species Richness, Abundances, Wet Season, Dry Season, Competition, Rio Claro, Corcovado National Park, Brackish Waters, Diversity, Population, Community, Assemblage ?{ Barnhorst, A. V.
et al 1995R The Aquatic invertebrate communities of three species of plants with bract flowers 84-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Flowers, Bracts, Inflorescences, Heliconia wagneriana, Heliconia latispatha, Calathea lutea, Aquatic, Invertebrates, Aqutic Invertebrates, Reservoirs, Community, Island Biogeography, Diversity, Corcovado National Park x?| Carson, C. D.
et al 1995\ Biotic and abiotic differences between a riparian environment and surrounding primary forest 87-89% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Forests, Primary Forests, Riparian, Riparian Habitats, Microhabitats, Tropical Lowlands, Streams, Understory, Biotic, Abiotic, Plant Community Structure, Soil, Soil Profiles, Light, Moisture, Diversity, Morphospecies, Leaf Morphology, Co"?} j Glennon, M. J.
et al 1995( Foraging recruitment in Eciton army ants 90-92% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5) Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Army Ants, Eciton, Eciton hamatum, Foraging, Recruitment, Pheromones, Mass Raiding Behavior, Prey, Mass Recruitment Behavior, Chemical Communication, Tactile Communication, Primary Forests, Corcovado National Park, Sirena Biological Station, Population, Gasters ?~ X Osterling, W. L.
et al 1995C Male territorial response to female presence in Dendrobates pumilio 93-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Amphibians, Herps, Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Dendrobates pumilio, Territoriality, La Selva Biological Station, Vocalizations, Aggression, All-Male Groups, Female Presence, Spatial Distribution, Population ? j Wray, C. D.
et al 1995M An Observational study of lekking by white-collared manakins (Manacus candei) 95-98% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Birds, Manakins, White-collared Manakins, Manacus candei, Secondary Forests, La Selva Biological Station, Lek, Lekking Behavior, Territories, Display Courts, Display Behavior, Geographic Information System, Vocalizations, Competition, Population ? j Hubbard, J. M. 1995r Food item preference in Paraponera clavata and the effects of changing resource abundances on food item preference 99-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Giant Tropical Ants, Paraponera clavata, Resources, Abundances, Foraging, Nectar, Nectarivores, Insectivores, Nectaries, Preferences, Popu? j Mitchell, J. L.
et al 1995Z The Effects of male Dendrobates pumilio removal on the territorial behavior of local males 103-105% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Amphibians, Herps, Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Dendrobates pumilio, Territorial Behavior, Territories, Territory Replacement, Resource Availability, La Selva Biological Station, Vocalizations, Population Y? j Levesque, V. R.
et al 1995k The Macro- and Micro-distribution of Tengella radiata (Araneae: Tengellidae) at La Selva Biological Station 106-109% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Arachnids, Araneae, Tengellidae, Tengella radiata, Spiders, Hammock Spiders, Webs, Distribution, Macro-distribution, Micro-distribution, Forests, Primary Forests, La Selva Biological Station, Secondary Forests, Macrohabitats, Microhabitats, Population, Community ? j Karlsberg, S. D.
et al 19959 Predator success in golden orb-spiders (Nephila clavipes) 110-112% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Arachnids, Spiders, Orb-spiders, Nephila clavipes, Golden Orb-spider, Orb Weaving Spiders, La Selva Biological Station, Prey, Predators, Prey Detection, Webs, Population ? j Ginsburg, M. A. 1995` The Effects of perch height on territory size and female attraction by Dendrobates pumilio males 113-115% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Amphibians, Herps, Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Dendrobate pumilio, Vocalizations, Perch Height, Perches, Territories, Competition, Lowland Forests, La Selva Biological Station, Territoriality, Mating Behavior, PA? Stewart, I. J.
et al 1995R A Comparison of primary and secondary forest gaps in a lowland tropical rainforest 116-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Plants, Forests, Primary Forests, Secondary Forests, Gaps, Treefalls, Canopies, Community, Light, Trees, La Selva Biological Station, Soil t ? Ginsburg, M. A.
et al 1995] A Comparison of avian communities in primary and secondary forest at four sites in Costa Rica 121-124% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Birds, Avian Communities, Assemblage, Community, Plants, Trees Forests, Tropical Dry Forests, Montane Cloud Forest, Pacific Lowland Rain Forests, Caribbean Lowland Rain Forests, Primary Forests, Secondary Forests, Structure, Habitats, Species Richness, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Monteverde Biological Station, Corcovado National Park, La Selva Biological Station, Understory, Canopy, Niches, Abundance, PopulationQ? Kaveeshwar, J. A.
et al 1995< Comparison of insect communities at four sites in Costa Rica 125-128% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Plants, Forests, Dry Deciduous Forests, Montane Cloud Forests, Pacific Lowland Rain Forests, Caribbean Lowland Rain Forests, Community, Insect Communities, Primary Forests, Secondary Forests, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Monteverde Biological Reserve, Corcovado National Park, La Selva Biological Station, Pit Traps, Sweep Nets, Habitats, Diversity, Species Richness, Abundances, Assemblages ? Osterling, W. L.
et al 1995@ A Comparison of forest structure at four locations in Costa Rica 129-139% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5s Plants, Trees, Forests, Forest Structures, Primary Forests, Holdridge Life Zone Concept, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Monteverde Biological Reserve, Corcovado National Park, La Selva Biological Station, Dry Deciduous Forests, Montane Cloud Forests, Lowland Rain Forests, Soil, Canopy, Epiphytes, Light, Climatic Conditions, Moisture, Density, Diversity, Community H? j Chen, G. S.
et al 1997= Response of Pseudomyrmex nigrocincta to a foreign food source 1-2% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 7 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex nigrocincta, Plants, Acacia Trees, Acacia, Acacia-ant, An? Beadell, J. S.
et al 1996c Acacia collinsii health and the distribution of Pseudomyrmex spinicola and Pseudomyrmex flavicornis 1-2% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6Y Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Red Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Black Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Mutualism, Plant-Animal Interactions, Ant-Acacia Systems, Plants, Trees, Acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Tropical Dry Forests, Tree Health, Community, Assemblage, Population, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge ? Hourdequin, J. W.
et al 1996d Abundance of Pseudomyrmex flavicornis and P. spinicola on Acacia collinsii in sun and shade habitats 3-4% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6n Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Red Ants, Black Ants, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Acacia Trees, Trees, Mutualism, Ant-Acacia, Plant-Animal Interactions, Specialists, Generalists, Acacia collinsii, Light, Shade Habitats, Sun Habitats, Palo Verde National Wildlife Park, Tree Vigor, Tree Health, Community, Assemblage, Population? Mannan, A. L.
et al 1996B Effects of alarm pheromones on Acacia -ant response to disturbance 5-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6D Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Red Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Treehoppers, Plants, Trees, Acacia Trees, Acacia collinsii, Ant-acacia, Plant-animal interactions, Mutualism, Pheromones, Alarm Pheromones, Predator Defense, Domatia, Thorn Domatia, Palo Verde National Park, Community, Assemblage, Population h? j Bird, S. P.
et al 1996H Monkey Business: Alouatta palliata behavior as a function of age and sex 7-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Primates, Monkeys, Howler Monkeys, Mantled Howler Monkey, Alouatta palliata, Behavior, Social Heirarchy, Folivores, Dominance, ? X Hourdequin, J. W.
et al 19967 Diurnal changes in agonistic behavior of Jacana spinosa 9-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Birds, Jacana spinosa, Shorebirds, Polyandrous, Polyandry, Agonistic Behavior, Time Budgets, Diurnal, Palo Verde Biological Station, Population, Aggression, Territories, Territory Defense ? Mannan, A. L.
et al 1996N Avian community structure in edge and interior habitats of tropical dry forest 11-14% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Plants, Animals, Avifauna, Birds, Forests, Community Structure, Edge Effects, Resource Guilds, Guilds, Tropical Dry Forests, Community, Structural Diversity, Assemblages, Species Richness, Palo Verde National Park ? X Beadell, J. S.
et al 1996? Substrate preference and intraspecific competition in Myrmeleon 15-17% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Insects, Ant Lions, Myrmeleon, Tropical Dry Forests, Soil, Palo Verde National Wildlife Refuge, Distribution, Habitat Preferences, Substrates, Doodling, Intraspecific Competition, Population? X Canny, D. S.
et al 19960 Behavoral Thermoregulation in Ctenosaura similis 18-19% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Reptiles, Herps, Lizards, Ctenosaurs, Ctenosaura similis, Poikilothermic, Behavioral Thermoregulation, Activity Levels, Palo Verde National Park, Temperatures, Population ? X Hansel, C.
et al 19963 Defensive patrol patterns of Pseudomyrmex spinicola 20-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Ants, Acacia Ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Mutualism, Movement Patterns, Patrollers, Behavioral Castes, Predator Defense, Acacia collinsii, Trees, Beltian Bodies, Population, C'? j Hourdequin, J. W.
et al 1996D Spatial patterns of Acacia collinsii regeneration in shade and light 22-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Plants, Trees, Acacia collinsii, Mimosaceae, Bull Thorn Acacia, Tropical Dry Forests, Forests, Pseudomyrmex sp., Palo Verde National Park, Mutualism, Regeneration, Spatial Patterns, Shade, Light, Succession, Predator Defense, Densities, Ant-clearing, Population, Community ? j Jackson, C. D. R.
et al 1996? Behavior of Jacana spinosa as a function of neighboring density 25-27% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Birds, Northern Jacana, Jacana spinosa, Marsh, Agonistic Behavior, Density-dependent, Behavioral Time Budgets, Diurnal, Palo Verde National Park, Feeding, Preening, Behavioral Dynamics, Dispersion Patterns, Population? X Shelby, P. P. C.
et al 1996N Removal of lichens, lianas, and epiphytes by bark shedding in Bursera simaruba 28-29% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Plants, Trees, Bark, Bark Shedding, Jiñocuave Trees, Bursera simaruba, Lichens, Lianas, Epiphytes, Photosynthetic Bark, Palo Verde National Park, Population, Community, Assemblage ? j Beadell, J. S.
et al 19963 How sweet it is -- Nectar protection in Ipomoea sp. 30-32% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Plants, Nectar, Nectar Robbery, Mutualism, Pollinators, Flowers, Ipomoea, Nectar Production, San Luis Natural Preserve, Refractometer, Pollination, 9? Bird, S. P.
et al 1996* Nectar Robbery: Community crime prevention 33-35% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Plants, Flowers, Flower Morphology, Mutualism, Nectar, Nectar Robbery, Pollination, Pollination Syndrome, Defense, Defense Structures, San Luis Cloud Forest Reserve, Community{ ? Jackson, C. D. R.
et al 1996A The Effects of habitat light intensity on Lepidoptera communities 36-37% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Animals, Arthropods, Insects, Lepidoptera, Butterflies, Habitat Use, Light, Light Conditions, Poikilotherms, Abundance, Behavior, Interior Habitats, Edge Habitats, San Luis Biological Preserve, Thermoregulation, uW ? X Kopplin, S. E.
et al 1996S Effect of patch size and floral color on pollination success of Impatiens wallerana 38-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6d Plants, Flowers, Impatiens wallerana, Color, Dispersion, Pollination SB d? F Dums, C.I.
Kim, G.M.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Rutar, T.
Shandro, J.R.
Zak, J.P. 1997v Possible mechanisms for difference in aggression of Pseudomyrmex spinicola and P. flavicornis colonies on acacia trees 3-5% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 8? A Hang, P.T.X.
Siegle, A.J.
Sohn, E.B.
Tolonen, A.C.
Williams, A.N. 1997I Ant responses to disturbances in acacia trees with and without wren nests 6-7% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? B Chen, G.S.
Cover, W.A.
Goodwin, S.C.
Gilbertson, J.W.
Jensen, B.T. 1997+ Morning nectar production in Justica Comata 8-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ˰? F Dums, C.I.
Kim, G.M.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Rutar, T.
Shandro, J.R.
Zak, J.P. 1997P Insect pollinator responses to increased nectar quantity in Veronia (Asteraceae) 11-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Є? A Hang, P.T.X.
Siegle, A.J.
Sohn, E.B.
Tolonen, A.C.
Williams, A.N. 1997? Effects of flower density on patch use by potential pollinators 14-16% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica Ψ? * Goodwin, S.C.
Tolonen, A.C.
Williams, A.T. 1997U Effects of tree height and reproductive status on nectary quality in Acacia Collinsii 17-19% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Hang, P.T.X.
Rutar, T. 1997C Differential herbivory on young and old leaves of Jacquinia Pungens 20-23% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic (? 0 Cover, W.A.
Jensen, B.T.
Shandro, J.R.
Zak, J.P. 1997$ Time allocation in Alouatta Palliata 24-26% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? Kronlein, K.R. 1997D Territorial site selection by the carpenter bee Xylocopa Gualanensis 27-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ! \? Siegle, A.J.
Sohn, E.B. 1997M Effects of rufous-naped wren nest construction on the behavior of acacia ants 29-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica. ¸? Chen, G.
Kim, G.M. 1997 Herbivory on active defense and non-active defense legume plants: a comparison of Mimosa Pigra, Acacia Collinsii, Sesbania Emerus, and Acacia Farmaciana 32-34% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Dums, C.I.
Gilbertson, J.W. 1997d Diel shifts in zooplankton abundance within the open water micro-habitats of the Rio Tempisque Marsh 35-36% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical
? + Gilbertson, J.W.
Jensen, B.T.
Tolonen, A.C. 1997` Effects of elevation and canopy cover on the distribution of Heliconia in a montane cloud forest 37-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? 2 Cover, W.A.
Goodwin, S.C.
Williams, A.N.
Zak, J.P. 1997/ The river continuum concept in tropical streams 40-42% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? $ Kim, G.M.
Siegle, A.J.
Shandro, J.R. 1997Y Holding on for dear life: the effects of bark substrate on epiphyte load and composition 43-45% Dartmouth Studies in TropicR $?
Chen, G.S.
Kroenlein, K.R. 1997 Diversity and colonization rates in epiphytic tank bromeliads at varying light levels and elevations in a tropical cloud forest 46-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic (? , Dums, C.I.
Hang, P.T.X.
Rutar, T.
Sohn, E.B. 1997P Difference in species richness in the understory flora of ridge and cove forests 50-52% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica @? Jensen, B.T.
Rutar, T. 1997D Herbivory deterrent and water retention functions of leaf pubescence 53-56% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ĵ?
& Chen, G.S.
Dums, C.I.
Gilbertson, J.W. 1997L Diel variation in behavior of Selasphorous Flammula, The Volcano Hummingbird 57-59% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical " $? * Kroenlein, K.R.
Siegle, A.J.
Tolonen, A.C. 1997b Mighty mites: using Rhinoseius Colwelli to determine hummingbird flower preferences in Centropogon 60-62% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? ' Shandro, J.R.
Sohn, E.B.
Williams, A.N. 1997h Differences in abundance and distribution of Pteridophyta and Lycopodophyta over an elevational gradient 63-66% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical h? $ Goodwin, S.C.
Hang, P.T.X.
Zak, J.P. 19974 Monochaetum reproduction in open and closed canopies 67-69% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaO h? Cover, W.A.
Kim, G.M. 1997r The diversity and density of flowering plants in different successional stages of forest growth at high elevations 70-72% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? 6 Cover, W.A.
Hang, P.T.X.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Tolonen, A.C. 1997] Effects of temperature and light on the distribution of leaf piles in leaf-cutting ant trails 73-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? ? Goodwin, S.C.
Kim, G.M.
Shandro, J.R.
Sohn, E.B.
Williams, A.N. 19974 Patterns in aggressive behavior of leaf cutting ants 75-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Chen, G.S.
Dums, C.I.
Rutar, T. 1997W Foraging preferences of leaf cutting ants between Sapium Jamaicense and Spondius Mombin 78-80% Dartmouth Studies in Tropi ̸? 4 Gilbertson, J.W.
Jensen, B.T.
Siegle, A.J.
Zak, J.P. 1997H Leaf cutter ant trail composition as a function of resource requirements 81-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? 7 Jensen, B.T.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Siegle, A.J.
Tolonen, A.C. 1997m Foraging behavior of snowy egrets (Egretta Thula) in response to tidal fluctuations in the Rio Sirena Estuary 84-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica( ? 0 Dums, C.I.
Gilbertson, J.W.
Sohn, E.B.
Zak, J.P. 1997T Costs and benefits of foraging sub-group size in Ateles Geoffroyi, The Spider Monkey 87-89% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ,? Rutar, T.
Shandro, J.R. 19971 Substrate preference of cryptic Eleutherodactylus 90-92% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica Ɛ? " Cover, W.A.
Hang, P.T.X.
Kim, G.M. 1997M Burning the midnight oil: diel patterns in activity level in Atta Cephalotes 93-96% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Goodwin, S.C.
Williams, A.N. 1997E Predator avoidance behavior in palaemonid shrimp in Rio Claro Estuary 97-99% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ?
Chen, G.S. 1997S Distribution of cicada nymphs in primary and secondary lowland tropical rainforests 100-103% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalM ? D Dums, C.I.
Kennedy, B.P.
Kim, G.M.
Rutar, T.
Shandro, J.R.
Zak, J.P. 1997A Coleoptera abundance and distribution in five Costa Rican forests 106-109% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical[ (? R Goodwin, S.C.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Siegle, A.J.
Sohn, E.B.
Tolonen, A.C.
Williams, A.N. 1997J A comparative study of bird species richness across five Costa Rican sites 110-112% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ` `? L Chen, G.S.
Cover, W.A.
Gilbertson, J.W.
Hang, P.T.X.
Jensen, B.T.
Zens, M.S. 1997C Rates of herbivory on understory leaves in five Costa Rican forests 113-116% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic! ? 1 Jensen, B.T.
Kim, G.M.
Siegel, A.J.
Shandro, J.R. 1997j Understory bird distribution and seed dispersal in early successional and primary forest sites at La Selva 117-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? / Cover, W.A.
Rutar, T.
Sohn, E.B.
Williams, A.N. 1997V Physical and social structure of a white-collared manakin lek: an observational study 121-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ҁ?! Kroenlein, K.R.
Zak, J.P. 1997m Abundances of two dung beetle subfamilies (Scarabaenae and Aphodiinae) in forested vs. open tropical habitats 126-128% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ?" Tolonen, A.C.
Gilbertson, J.W. 1997F The effects of prey density upon Dendrobates Pumilio foraging behavior 129-130% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?# " Chen, G.S.
Dums, C.I.
Hang, P.T.X. 1997W Distance and density dependence of post-dispersal seed predation in Dipteryx Panamensis 131-133% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 8?$
Goodwin, S.C. 19970 Web reconstruction and repair by araneid spiders 134-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ӄ?% 1 Rutar, T.
Shandro, J.R.
Sohn, E.B.
Williams, A.N. 19973 Density dependent herbivory on Thalassia Testudinum 136-138% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical F \?& 6 Dums, C.I.
Gilbertson, J.W.
Siegel, A.J.
Tolonen, A.C. 1997p Herbivory and epiphyte load on turtle grass, Thalassia Testudinum, as a function of distance from the reef crest 139-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica P?' - Chen, G.S.
Cover, W.A.
Jensen, B.T.
Kim, G.M. 1997I Thalassia Testudinum herbivore preference mediated by algal epibiont load 143-145% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica L?( Goodwin, S.C.
Williams, A.N. 1997I Coral community structure on the west fore reef in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 146-148% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?) Shandro, J.R.
Sohn, E.B. 1997v The enchanted broccoli forest under the sea: macrofauna community composition and recruitment on Penicillus Capitatus 149-153% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica <?* ^ / Cover, W.A.
Rutar, T.
Sohn, E.B.
Williams, A.N. 1997I Sediment size effec Ϙ?+ 3 Hang, P.T.X.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Siegel, A.J.
Zak, J.P. 1997I Inking as a potential social behavior in the sea hare Aplysia Dactylomela 161-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ; ?, j 5 Cover, W.A.
Dums, C.I.
Gilbertson, J.W.
Tolonen, A.C. 1997Y Distribution and foraging patterns of Diadema Antillarum on the forereef of Discovery Bay 166-169% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ќ?- 8 Kim, G.M.
Chen, G.S.
Cover, W.A.
Siegel, A.J.
Sohn, E.B. 19975 Mangrove community morphotype comparison of two sites 170-173% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalB 8?. ? Gilbertson, J.W.
Goodwin, S.C.
Hang, P.T.X.
Rutar, T.
Zak, J.P. 1997F Diel changes in the fish populations of the back reef of Discovery Bay 174-176% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ʐ?/ R Dums, C.I.
Jensen, B.T.
Kroenlein, K.R.
Shandro, J.R.
Tolonen, A.C.
Williams, A.N. 1997D Diel shifts in demersal zooplankton abundance over two habitat types 177-179% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicaq <?0 X A Baptista, A.I.
Braman, S.C.
Berg, E.S.
Deem, K.C.
Dickinson, S.W. 19984 Avoiding ant-pollinator conflict on Acacia Collinsii 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?1 F Douzinas, R.F.
Eaken, A.M.
Mooney, J.R.
Poulsin, D.L.
Rubenstein, D.R. 1998q Pseudomyrmex ant distribution on Acacia Collinsii in early and late successional stages of a tropical dry forest 4-5% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 7 ?2 j I Ungerer, M.J.
Weir, K.E.
Wright, B.W.
Wright, E.A.
Yale, R.C.
Eaton, G.K. 1998D The effect of beltian body presence on Pseudomyrmex Spincola defense 6-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica* <?3 A Dickinson, S.W.
Deem, K.C.
Braman, S.C.
Berg, E.S.
Baptista, A.I. 1998J Effects of density and structural complexity on antlion capture efficiency 9-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical p H?4 E Poulin, D.L.
Douzinas, R.F.
Eaken, A.M.
Mooney, J.R.
Rubenstein, D.R. 1998V Diurnal zooplankton distribution in relation to aquatic vegetation in a tropical marsh 11-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical; ?5 = Wright, B.W.
Ungerer, M.J.
Weir, K.E.
Wright, E.A.
Yale, R.C. 1998L Effect of habitat on the density and behavior of Jacanas in a tropical marsh 14-16% Dartmouth Studies in TropicL ?6 X Ungerer, M.J.
Baptista, A.I. 1998K Effects of soil moisture and irradiance on distribution of Bursera Simaruba 17-18% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical x?7 0 Berg, E.S.
Eaken, A.M.
Wright, B.W.
Wright, E.A. 1998V The effects of soil texture and ant pheromone trails on habitat selection in ant-lions 19-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical % D?8 Dickinson, S.W.
Poulin, D.L. 19981 Effect of gallinule presence on Jacana Aggression 22-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic+ p?9 1 Braman, S.C.
Deem, K.C.
Douzinas, R.F.
Yale, R.C. 1998X Will they stop monkeying around? The effects of an unusually dry year on howler monkeys 25-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic/ ?: ( Mooney, J.R.
Rubenstein, D.R.
Weir, K.E. 1998k ?; & Mooney, J.R.
Wright, B.W.
Wright, E.A. 1998] The effects of soil moisture, PH, and light availability on spore production by a common fern 32-33% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?< ) Dickinson, S.W.
Douzinas, R.F.
Weir, K.E. 19986 How much do they get around? The sex life of begonias 34-36% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?= Ungerer, M.J.
Yale, R.C. 1998Y Successional trunk colonization: do vines facilitate colonization by vascular epiphytes? 37-38% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic% ?> & Deem, K.C.
Poulin, D.L.
Baptista, A.I. 1998O Soil decomposition rates along an elevation gradient in a tropical cloud forest 39-40% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic+ ش?? j 4 Berg, E.S.
Braman, S.C.
Eaken, A.M.
Rubenstein, D.R. 1998J Effect of elevation on Melastomataceae herbivory in a montane cloud forest 41-43% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalT @?@ 2 Baptista, A.I.
Berg, E.S.
Braman, S.C.
Eaken, A.M. 1998x Factors determining distribution and abundance of passalid beetles and phoretic mintes in a high elevation paramo forest 44-46% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ݐ?A $ Deem, K.C.
Douzinas, R.F.
Weir, K.E. 19985 Species richness of lichens in sun and shade habitats 47-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic`+ ?B X 8 Mooney, J.R.
Rubenstein, D.R.
Ungerer, M.J.
Wright, B.W. 1998Y The relationship of flower density to territory size and call rate in Colibri Thalassinus 51-53% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica7 ?C Y Dickinson, S.W.
Yale, R.C. 1998 Fuchsia's fiery-throated defenders: the effect of hummingbird territoriality on the reproductive success of Fuchsia Arborescens 54-56% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ~ ?D X Poulin, D.L.
Wright, E.A. 1998Q The effect of patch density on the reproductive success of Monochaetum Vulcanicum 57-59% Dartmouth Studies in TropicX ?E X 3 Dickinson, S.W.
Eaken, A.M.
Poulin, D.L.
Weir, K.E. 19987 Atta Columbica caste distribution along foraging trails 60-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropich @?F X * Baptista, A.I.
Douzinas, R.F.
Wright, E.A. 1998> Trail productivity and allocation of defense in Atta Columbica 62-63% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?G " Mooney, J.R.
Berg, E.S.
Deem, K.C. 19989 Trail length and foraging efficiency in leaf cutting ants 64-66% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical/ l?H X 2 Ungerer, M.J.
Wright, B.W.
Braman, S.C.
Yale, R.C. 1998c Get a cue: the effect of pheromone and direction on resource location of workers of Atta Columbica 67-68% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaG `?I X Rubenstein, D.R. 1998> Trail re-establishment following disturbance in Atta Columbica 69-70% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ֤?J G Baptista, A.I.
Chiavelli, D.A.
Dickinson, S.W.
Eaken, A.M.
Poulin, D.L. 1998d Factors determining distribution of three freshwater organisms in streams of Corcovado National Park 71-73% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalg/ h?K j 7 Eaton, G.K.
Mooney, J.R.
Rubenstein, D.R.
Ungerer, M.J. 1998J Intraspecific interactions in female golden orb-spiders (Nephila Clavipes) 74-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical
8?L $ Yale, R.C.
Douzinas, R.F.
Deem, K.C. 1998Y Tidal effects on fishing bat behavior in the Rio Sirena Lagood at Corcovado National Park 78-81% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicx/ ٬?M X 0 Berg, E.S.
Braman, S.C.
Wright, B.W.
Ayres, M.P. 1998f We found Jesus Christ in Corcovado: stream size and the population structure of Basiliscus Basiliscus 82-85% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ?N Weir, K.E.
Wright, E.A. 1998P Bract morphology as a defense against herbivory in Heliconiaceae and Marantaceae 86-88% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalS ?O X . Deem, K.C.
Weir, K.E.
Wright, E.A.
Eaton, G.K. 19985 Density-dependent mortality in Pentaclethra Macroloba 89-91% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical M 8?P X 6 Braman, S.C.
Eaken, A.M.
Poulin, D.L.
Rubenstein, D.R. 19985 The role of male vocalizations in Dendrobates Pumilio 92-93% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical / ?Q 2 Berg, E.S.
Dickinson, S.W.
Mooney, J.R.
Yale, R.C. 1998@ The effects of human disturbance on tropical butterfly diversity 94-97% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?R Wright, B.W.
Baptista, A.I. 1998% A study of millipede sexual selection 98-99% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaD T?S X Douzinas, R.F.
Ungerer, M.J. 1998D King of the hill: intraspecific interactions in Onthophagus Chryses 100-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic լ?T g Baptista, A.I.
Berg, E.S.
Chiavelli, D.A.
Mooney, J.R.
Weir, K.E.
Wright, E.A.
Yale, R.C.
Ungerer, M.J. 1998V A comparison of understory plant morphology across four climatic regimes in Costa Rica 103-106% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical
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Dickinson, S.W.
Wright, B.W. 1998H A comparative study of variation among forests in bird foraging behavior 107-110% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalp ?V Q Eaton, G.K.
Douzinas, R.F.
Eaken, A.M.
Mooney, J.R.
Poulin, D.L.
Rubenstein, D.R. 1998X A comparison of soil physical and biological characteristics in four Costa Rican forests 111-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical+ ?W j $ Berg, E.S.
Braman, S.C.
Wright, B.W. 1998Z How fah is fah? Changes in herbivory on Thalassia Testudinum with distance from the reef 115-116% Dartmouth Studies in TropicR ?X ' Baptista, A.I.
Ungerer, M.J.
Weir, K.E. 1998W Effects of previous levels of herbivory on subsequent herbivory of Thalassia Testudinum 117-118% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicaz ?Y j , Douzinas, R.F.
Mooney, J.R.
Rubenstein, D.R. 1998= The effect of blade height on Thalassia Testudinum herbivory 119-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ސ?Z " Deem, K.C.
Poulin, D.L.
Yale, R.C. 19988 The effect of sediment on herbivory in turtle grass beds 121-123% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica/ ?[ X ( Dickinson, S.W.
Eaken, A.M.
Wright, E.A. 1998j The effects of damselfish territoriality and epiphyte load on parrotfish herbivory of Thalassia Testudinum 124-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 8?\
Deem, K.C. 1998E Size and pigmentation as factors determining mysid schooling behavior 126-130% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic/ ܄?] Braman, S.C.
Ungerer, M.J. 1998d Trumpetfish color morphology, behavior and substrate association across three sites in Jamaica, W.I. 131-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica/ ?^ j ( Berg, E.S.
Rubenstein, D.R.
Wright, B.W. 1998X Interspecific interactions between Montastrea Annularis and other caribbean reef corals 136-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical4 ?_ 0 Eaken, A.M.
Mooney, J.R.
Weir, K.E.
Wright, E.A. 1998} The distribution of Tripneustes Ventricosus and Diadema Antillarum in the back reef and fore reef of Discovery Bay, Jamaica 141-148% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ר?` & Baptista, A.I.
Poulin, D.L.
Yale, R.C. 1998G Interactions between blue chromis and herbivorous mixed species schools 149-151% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalk ߠ?a X Dickinson, S.W.
Douzinas, R.F. 19984 Spirobranchus Giganteus coral morphology preference 152-158% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?b ( Chiavelli, D.A.
1998 Dartmouth FSP Class 1998F Diel changes in the zooplankton assemblage over a caribbean coral reef 159-161% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicak H?c 4 Eaton, G.K.
1998 Dartmouth College Biology FSP Class 1998b Diel patterns of diveristy and niche differentiation of back reef fishes at Discovery Bay, Jamaica 162-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ?d ? Kim, M.S.
Novello, M.A.
Paine, C.E.T.
Platt, J.P.
Santoro, A.E. 1999l Aggressive responses of Pseudomyrmex flavicornis and P. spinicola to vine introduction on Acacia collinsii 1-2% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica{ ?e ? Hanke, A.E.
Hogan, D.R.
Kim, A.M.
Lepene, M.E.
Maniscalco, J.D. 1999r Behavioral response of Crematogaster sp. to introduced conspecifics from neighboring and distant Acacia collinsii 3-5% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicak ?f D Babineau, M.R.
Brayce, R.M.
Dallison, R.E.
French, E.A.
Garcia, B.J. 1999\ Behavioral response of Pseudomyrmex spinicola to encroaching vines on host Acacia collinsii 6-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical4 ?g ? Hanke, A.E.
Hogan, D.R.
Kim, A.M.
Lepene, M.E.
Maniscalco, J.D. 1999_ Harsh above the marsh? Changes in leaf morphology with decreasing height above the water table 9-11% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic t?h ? Kim, M.S.
Novello, M.A.
Paine, C.E.T.
Platt, J.P.
Santoro, A.E. 1999X Effects of cattle grazing on the diversity of emergent plants in the Rio Tempisque marsh 12-14% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalC ?i j D Babineau, M.R.
Brayce, R.M.
Dallison, R.E.
French, E.A.
Garcia, B.J. 1999T Abundance and size distribution of Phallicthys amates in different vegetation types 15-16% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic? ?j j < French, E.A.
Kim, A.M.
Kim, M.S.
Paine, C.E.T.
Santoro, A.E. 1999U Seed dispersal and colonization by seed predators in Sterculia apetala (Sterculiacea) 17-19% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical a/ ?k j % Garcia, B.J.
Lepene, M.E.
Platt, J.P. 1999\ Factors influencing growth of Lemaireocereus aragonii (Cactaceae) in a deciduous dry forest 20-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical = ?l j Babineau, M.R.
Hogan, D.R. 19993 Herbivory at the edge of Acacia collinsii clearings 22-23% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical <?m Maniscalco, J.D.
Novello, M.A. 1999< Web orientation and prey availability in orb-weaving spiders 24-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? t?n j ' Brayce, R.M.
Dallison, R.E.
Hanke, A.E. 19996 Prey density: a determing factor of Myrmelon density 26-27% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?o ; Babineau, M.R.
Garcia, B.J.
Hogan, D.R.
Kim, A.M.
Kim, M.S. 1999H Changes in arthropod diversity with successional stage in a cloud forest 28-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?p & Brayce, R.M.
Hanke, A.E.
Santoro, A.E. 19997 Effects of delayed greening on tissue loss to herbivory 32-33% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic% ?q 6 French, E.A.
Lepene, M.E.
Maniscalco, J.D.
Platt, J.P. 1999b Physical factors influencing the distribution of aquatic invertebrates in two cloud forest streams 34-36% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica H?r * Dallison, R.E.
Novello, M.A.
Paine, C.E.T. 1999' Litter accumulation by buttressed trees 37-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ?s $ Babineau, M.R.
Hogan, D.R.
Kim, A.M. 1999G Pollinator syndrome and reproductive effort in montane flowering plants 40-42% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?t A Brayce, R.M.
Garcia, B.J.
Hanke, A.E.
Novello, M.A.
Santoro, A.E. 1999F Effects of trout farming on invertebrates in a tropical montane stream 43-46% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical^ X?u A French, E.A.
Kim, M.S.
Maniscalco, J.D.
Paine, C.E.T.
Platt, J.P. 1999V Effects of volume and sugar concentration of nectar on hummingbird foraging preference 47-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?v Dallison, R.E.
Lepene, M.E. 1999a Seedling establishment on fallen logs versus forest floor in a high elevation tropical oak forest 50-51% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica @?w Dallison, R.E.
Kim, A.M. 1999A Preliminary observations of soil modification by leaf-cutter ants 52-54% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ?x > French, E.A.
Garcia, B.J.
Hanke, A.E.
Lepene, M.E.
Platt, J.P. 19999 Removal of leaf obstacles from trails by leaf cutter ants 55-56% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalG ?y j " Brayce, R.M.
Hogan, D.R.
Kim, M.S. 1999C Response of Atta colombica to leaf fragments from foreign colonies 57-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical S ?z j I Babineau, M.R.
Maniscalco, J.D.
Novello, M.A.
Paine, C.E.T.
Santoro, A.E. 1999^ Caste distribution and the occurrence of leaf-riding minima in Atta colombica foraging trails 59-60% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaK H?{ j Babineau, M.R.
Paine, C.E.T. 1999 Population declines and changes in demographic structure of basilisk lizards (Basiliscus basiliscus ) along three tropical streams 61-63% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?| % Hanke, A.E.
Platt, J.P.
Santoro, A.E. 1999K Effects of increased conspecific density on food preference by hermit crabs 64-66% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ?} French, E.A. 1999D Differences in soil properties between primary and secondary forests 67-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica7 X?~ j = Dallison, R.E.
Kim, A.M.
Kim, M.S.
Lepene, M.E.
Novello, M.A. 1999O Factors influencing spider monkey (Ateles geoffroyi ) group size and sex ratios 69-71% Dartmouth Studies in TropicD ? 6 Brayce, R.M.
Garcia, B.J.
Hogan, D.R.
Maniscalco, J.D. 1999n Relationship between herbivory rates and insectivorous bird abundance in primary and secondary tropical forest 72-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica* 0? 4 Brayce, R.M.
Garcia, B.J.
Lepene, M.E.
Santoro, A.E. 1999Q Pioneer tree species dispersion in treefall gaps in a tropical wet lowland forest 76-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic+ ? X
Novello, M.A. 1999T Food preference and foraging behaviors of the giant tropical ant, Paraponera clavata 80-82% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? 5 French, E.A.
Hanke, A.E.
Maniscalco, J.D.
Platt, J.P. 1999Y The distribution of white-collared manakin leks among different habitat types at La Selva 83-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical s+ ? j 0 Dallison, R.E.
Kim, A.M.
Kim, M.S.
Paine, C.E.T. 1999N Mechanisms of density-dependent mortality in Pentaclethra macroloba seedlings 87-91% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical^ $? Babineau, M.R.
Hogan, D.R. 1999 Density dependence vs. niche differentiation as explanations for the maintenance of tropical diversity in three understory monocot species 92-95% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica h? N Brayce, R.M.
French, E.A.
Hanke, A.E.
Blundell, A.G.
Platt, J.P.
Santoro, A.E. 1999X A comparison of herbivory rates on juvenile woody plants among four Costa Rican habitats 96-100% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical_ ? = Kim, A.M.
Dallison, R.E.
Garcia, B.J.
Kim, M.S.
Novello, M.A. 1999T Comparison of avian diversity, abundance and composition in four Costa Rican forests 101-104% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalZ ? V Babineau, M.R.
Hogan, D.R.
Lepene, M.E.
Maniscalco, J.D.
Paine, C.E.T.
Pickhardt, P.C. 1999H Comparison of spider abundance and diversity in four Costa Rican forests 105-109% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica! 0? , Brayce, R.M.
Dallison, R.E.
Maniscalco, J.D. 1999a Effects of habitat degradation on the aggressive response of the territorial threespot damselfish 110-111% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical5 ? X # French, E.A.
Hang, P.T.X.
Kim, M.S. 19994 Diel variation in herbivory on Thalassia testudinium 112-113% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaR ? X ' Babineau, M.R.
Lepene, M.E.
Platt, J.P. 1999N Effects of blade height and epiphyte load on herbivory of Thalassia testudinum 114-116% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? ( Garcia, B.J.
Paine, C.E.T.
Santoro, A.E. 1999S Density and size structure of two sea urchin populations in back reef seagrass beds 117-119% Dartmouth Studies in TropicE |? X # Hogan, D.R.
Kim, A.M.
Novello, M.A. 1999T Effects of freshwater springs on epiphyte load and herbivory in Thalassia testudinum 120-121% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaC ? X Maniscalco, J.D.
Brayce, R.M. 1999N Sponge size preference by the sponge-dwelling yellowline goby Gobiosoma horsti 122-125% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaN ? X French, E.A.
Novello, M.A. 1999V Acropora cervicornis populations 19 years after Hurricane Allen: Are they recovering? 126-131% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic_ <? j ( Babineau, M.R.
Hogan, D.R.
Santoro, A.E. 19999 Interactions between Condylactis gigantea and macroalgae 132-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? Paine, C.E.T.
Platt, J.P. 1999L Factors affecting distribution of brittlestars (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea) 136-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? / Dallison, R.E.
Garcia, B.J.
Kim, A.M.
Kim, M.S. 1999b Distribution and density of two urchin species and their effects on coral reef community structure 141-146% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Hanke, A.E.
Lepene, M.E. 19992 Homing behavior and size variation of mysid swarms 147-151% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? 7 Pickhardt, P.C.
Blundell, A.G.
1999 Dartmouth FSP Class 1999F Diel changes in the zooplankton assemblage near a caribbean reef crest 152-154% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical? 8? E Blundell, A.G.
Lepene, M.E.
Maniscalco, J.D.
1999 Dartmouth FSP Class 1999b A comparison between the day and night fish communities on the back reef of Discovery Bay, Jamaica 155-159% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic_ ? F Macintosh, J.A.
Manaras, K.W.
McLaren, Z.M.
Shannon, C.B.
Veysey, J.S. 2000N Inducible response of Pseudomyrmex Spinicola to herbivory on Acacia collinsii 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? ? Foote, M.D.
Mahar, E.M.
Jennings, M.K.
Frank, A.K.
Aucoin, L.E. 2000k Effects of Pseudomyrmex Spinicola and Crematogaster Sp. on nearest neighbor occupancy of Acacia collinsii 4-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical @? ? Arnold, B.R.
Brown, A.C.
Calvi, M.S.
Conte, M.N.
LaPlante, S.E. 2000 An experimental study of Pseudomyrmex Spinicola abundances on branches of Acacia collinsii with and without extra-floral nectaries 7-9% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical3 ? j ? Mahar, E.M.
Aucoin, L.E.
Frank, A.K.
Jennings, M.K.
Foote, M.D. 2000F Preferred foraging habitats of Jacana Spinosa in the Palo Verde marsh 10-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ; 0? X ? LaPlante, S.E.
Brown, A.C.
Calvi, M.S.
Conte, M.N.
Arnold, B.R. 2000a Effects of social structure on the feeding behavior and spatial distribution of Alouatta Palliata 14-17% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical}+ ? X F McLaren, Z.M.
Shannon, C.B.
Manaras, K.W.
Veysey, J.S.
Macintosh, J.A. 2000L Effects of human habituation on anti-predator behavior of Ctenosaura Similis 18-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic? ? 5 Mahar, E.M.
Jennings, M.K.
Shannon, C.B.
Veysey, J.S. 2000R Effects of cattle grazing on bird assemblage and diversity in the Palo Verde marsh 22-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical T? % Manaras, K.W.
Brown, A.C.
Frank, A.K. 2000^ The effects of different grazing intensities on vegetation composition in the Palo Verde marsh 26-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical7 ? j Calvi, M.S.
Aucoin, L.E. 2000t Pseudobulb attributes and microhabitat characteristics of Cyrtopodium Paniculatum (Orchidaceae) on limestone cliffs 29-32% Dartmouth Studies in TropicJ ? j LaPlante, S.E.
Foote, M.D. 2000H Responses of Neptunia Plena to potentially harmful and harmless stimuli 33-35% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalO 8? Conte, M.N.
Macintosh, J.A. 2000V Response of Pseudomyrmex Spinicola to Icterus Pustulatus nest materials and position 36-38% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica0 ? McLaren, Z.M.
Arnold, B.R. 2000l The effect of species assemblage on the size structure and condition of two isolated stream fish populations 39-41% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Macintosh, J.A. 2000L Environmental determinants of earthworm abundance in a tropical cloud forest 42-45% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical! l? $ Arnold, B.R.
Mahar, E.M.
Calvi, M.S. 2000W Climatic effects on woody plant density and diversity in tropical montane treefall gaps 46-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ?
McLaren, Z.M. 2000t Diversity and abundance of ground-dwelling ferns over a tropical montane moisture gradient at Monteverde, Costa Rica 50-53% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? Veysey, J.S.
Brown, A.C. 2000+ The adaptive value of fungal mucous-sheaths 54-57% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? Aucoin, L.E.
Jennings, M.K. 2000d Successional patterns in mosses, lichens and other plants on fallen trees in a tropical cloud forest 58-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? % Frank, A.K.
Shannon, C.B.
Conte, M.N. 2000L Effect of position with respect to treefall gap on degree of plant herbivory 62-64% Dartmouth Studies in TropicW ? X ( Foote, M.D.
Manaras, K.W.
LaPlante, S.E. 2000G Effects of light on the reproductive development of Begonia Involucrata 65-67% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ' d? j 3 Shannon, C.B.
Mahar, E.M.
Conte, M.N.
Manaras, K.W. 2000H Variable nectar rewards for hummingbirds in Bomarea Sp. (Amaryllidaceae) 68-70% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica& ? 4 Brown, A.C.
Veysey, J.S.
Arnold, B.R.
LaPlante, S.E. 2000w Sexual selection or wind dispersal? Alternative explanations for the evolution of gigantism in Dahlia sp. (Asteraceae) 71-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicald ? j ' Frank, A.K.
Macintosh, J.A.
Calvi, M.S. 2000M Diel variation in nectar production of Bomarea Costaricensis (Amaryllidaceae) 75-78% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic_ `? j ' Jennings, M.K.
Foote, M.D.
Aucoin, L.E. 2000F The use of Urtica Sp. as a thermoregulatory device by tephritid flies 79-81% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ; ? j " Dartmouth College Biology FSP 2000 2000k Patterns of foraging and methods of sustainability in harvest tree selection of Atta Colombica , A Proposal 82-88% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical $? 1 Calvi, M.S.
Jennings, M.K.
Foote, M.D.
Nagy, L.R. 20002 Resource partitioning in army ant bird communities 89-94% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalB 4? 8 Veysey, J.S.
Macintosh, J.A.
Manaras, K.W.
Shannon, C.B. 2000r Same bat-channel, same bat time? The effects of time and tide on foraging behavior of the piscivorous bulldog bat 95-101% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalS ? j 1 Aucoin, L.E.
Frank, A.K.
Arnold, B.R.
Conte, M.N. 2000t Has Jesus left the building? Recovery of Basiliscus Basiliscus from a population decline at Corcovado National Park 102-107% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? 1 Brown, A.C.
LaPlante, S.E.
Lowe, W.H.
Mahar, E.M. 2000) Macrobrachium: tiger of the night waters 108-111% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicag \? X Macintosh, J.A.
Foote, M.D. 2000V Slower than a speeding bullet ant: response to disturbance odor of Paraponera Clavata 112-115% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical |+ ? X 5 Conte, M.N.
Aucoin, L.E.
Shannon, C.B.
LaPlante, S.E. 2000Z Factors determining territoriality in the strawberry poison-dart frog, Dendrobates Pumilio 116-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica
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Brown, A.C.
Frank, A.K.
Veysey, J.S.
Manaras, K.W. 20008 Alternative mating strategies of Megaloprepus Coerulatus 121-124% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical }C
? j $ Mahar, E.M.
Calvi, M.S.
Arnold, B.R. 2000q Dependence of the hummingbird mite Proctolaelaps Kirmsei on flower phenology and hummingbird pollination behavior 125-128% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicad
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Mahar, E.M.
Macintosh, J.A.
Shannon, C.B.
Veysey, J.S.
Nagy, L.R. 2000V A comparison of bird community structure and diversity across four tropical life zones 129-135% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalF @? J Lowe, W.H.
Arnold, B.R.
Brown, A.C.
Calvi, M.S.
Conte, M.N.
LaPlante, S.E. 2000J A comparison of herpetological diversity across forest types in Costa Rica 136-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical N ? 3 Aucoin, L.E.
Jennings, M.K.
Foote, M.D.
Frank, A.K. 2000Q Community patterns in flower morphology among four tropical forests in Costa Rica 141-145% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical c @? 5 Veysey, J.S.
Aucoin, L.E.
Macintosh, J.A.
Conte, M.N. 2000_ Effects of Condylactus Gigantea and substrate variability on herbivory of Thalassia Testudinum 146-148% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical\ ? X & LaPlante, S.E.
Foote, M.D.
Mahar, E.M. 2000N The relationship between herbivory and epibiont height on Thalassia Testudinum 149-150% Dartmouth Studies in TropicE ? X McLaren, Z.M.
Brown, A.C. 2000< The effect of disturbance on grazing of Thalassia Testudinum 151-154% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical G
@? Y & Frank, A.K.
Shannon, C.B.
Arnold, B.R. 2000 Does lower salinity provide an escape from herbivory? Effect of distance from a freshwater seep on herbivory of Thalassia Testidinum 155-158% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicq
? ( Calvi, M.S.
Jennings, M.K.
Manaras, K.W. 2000l A comparison of herbivory rates in an algae and seagrass bed in the west back reef of Discovery Bay, Jamaica 159-162% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical |? K Calvi, M.S.
Manaras, K.W.
McLaren, Z.M.
Lowe, W.H.
2000 Dartmouth FSP Class 2000F Diel changes in the zooplankton assemblage over a caribbean coral reef 169-172% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical/ 4? J Nagy, L.R.
Conte, M.N.
Shannon, C.B.
Brown, A.C.
2000, Dartmouth FSP Class 2000_ Diel variation in fish community composition and habitat distribution in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 163-168% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical} ? X ' LaPlante, S.E.
Veysey, J.S.
Foote, M.D. 2000Q Nocturnal activity and spatial distribution of the balloonfish, Diodon Holocantus 173-177% Dartmouth Studies in Tropich 4? + Arnold, B.R.
Jennings, M.K.
Macintosh, J.A. 2000 Intraspecific variation in herbivore defense: the effects of depth and ultraviolet radiation on susceptibility to herbivory of two algal species 178-185% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical > ? 1 Shannon, C.B.
Frank, A.K.
Mahar, E.M.
Calvi, M.S. 2000n Effects of damselfish territorial defense on species composition and sptial structure of mixed species schools 186-192% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? 4 Manaras, K.W.
Aucoin, L.E.
McLaren, Z.M.
Brown, A.C. 2000s Resource partitioning among the acanthurids Acanthurus Chirurgus and Acanthurus Bahianus at Discovery Bay, Jamaica 193-197% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica x? j Conte, M.N. 2000_ Influence of congeneric intruder size, color, and species on Stegastes Fuscus territory defense 198-201% Dartmouth Studies in Tropict ? j Shannon, C.B.
Conte, M.N. 2000Q Egg dispersal of Alces tropicalis in the lower montane rain forest of Monteverde 203-205% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic H? P Braden, D.M.
Campbell, J.E.
Glastris, C.L.
Grace, M.L.
Leander, C.M.
Sugar, D.J. 2001y Effects of light environment and intruder type on the aggressive responses of Pseudomyrmex Spinicola on Acacia Collinsii 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical |' p? X H Erickson, P.B.
Heath, S.R.
Owens, R.M.
Rosengarten, R.D.
Sepulveda, A.J. 2001H Development and application of an index of condition in Acacia Collinsii 4-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic? ? X K Kang, M.R.
Leslie, P.S.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Musnicki, J.E.
Stanculescu, D. 2001\ Effects of light and tree size on the species identity of mutualist ants on Acacia Collinsii 7-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica> ? 7 Glastris, C.L.
Grace, M.L.
Leander, C.M.
Musnicki, J.E. 2001k Effects of vegetation and prey size on the predation efficiency of belostomatidis and naucorids (Hemiptera) 9-11% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicx3 ? W S Grace, M.L.
Leslie, P.S.
Musnicki, J.E.
Owens, R.M.
Sepulveda, A.J.
Stanculescu, D. 2001F Myrmeleon habitat preference and substrate-dependent predation success 12-14% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalh ? j ( Heath, S.R.
Kang, M.R.
Rosengarten, R.D. 20010 Resource availability in Nasutitermes nest sites 15-17% Dartmouth Studies in TropicC 4? j + Braden, D.M.
Campbell, J.E.
Stanculescu, D. 2001m Changes in feeding and defensive behavior of Pseudomyrmex Spinicola with time of day and ambient temperature 18-19% Dartmouth Studies in TropicoG ? X , Miller-Messner, G.A.
Owens, R.M.
Sugar, D.J. 2001 Jacquinia Pungens abundance and height in deciduous and evergreen forests: does dry season leafing maximize exposure to sunlight? 20-22% Dartmouth Studies in TropicO ? j F Campbell, J.E.
Erickson, P.B.
Heath, S.R.
Kang, M.R.
Rosengarten, R.D. 2001[ Behavior response of Ctenosura Similis to perceived risk at different basking temperatures 23-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? + Erickson, P.B.
Leslie, P.S.
Sepulveda, A.J. 20016 The effects of cattle grazing on arthropod communities 26-27% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic d? 3 Glastris, C.L.
Grace, M.L.
Heath, S.R.
Leslie, P.S. 2001R Aquatic insect diversity as an indicator of water quality in the Quebrada Guacimal 28-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? Musnicki, J.E.
Sepulveda, A.J. 20019 Variation in drip tip length across cloud forest habitats 32-34% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical]# ? j % Erickson, P.B.
Kang, M.R.
Owens, R.M. 2001R Where's my bamboo? Factors affecting Chusquea spatial distribution and abundance 35-36% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaY X? ? Braden, D.M.
Leander, C.M.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Stanculescu, D. 2001y Microbial activity and moisture content of epiphytic soils across a precipitation gradient in the Monteverde Cloud Forest 37-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica; ? j , Campbell, J.E.
Rosengarten, R.D.
Sugar, D.J. 2001c Maintenance of a deceitful reproductive strategy in Begonia Involucrata by a male-biased sex ratio 40-41% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? Grace, M.L.
Heath, S.R. 2001K Theory vs. practice: optimal growth angles for oak trees growing on slopes 42-43% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 3 p? j + Leander, C.M.
Owens, R.M.
Rosengarten, R.D. 2001[ Tree fall disturbance and Quercus population structure: a case study of two montane sites 44-46% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalD ? 6 Braden, D.M.
Glastris, C.L.
Kang, M.R.
Stanculescu, D. 2001c Effects of varying amounts of oak leaf litter on microbial respiration in a tropical montane forest 47-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic L? ) Erickson, P.B.
Musnicki, J.E.
Sugar, D.J. 2001\ The effects of light environment and herbivory on delayed greening of tropical forest leaves 50-51% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? @ Campbell, J.E.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Leslie, P.S.
Sepulveda, A.J. 2001) Effects of microhabitat on nectar robbing 52-54% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? = Leslie, P.S.
Musnicki, J.E.
Rosengarten, R.D.
Sepulveda, A.J. 2001: Leaf-load and communication in nest-bound leaf-cutter ants 55-56% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical D? 1 Glastris, C.L.
Grace, M.L.
Heath, S.R.
Kang, M.R. 2001I The formation and dissolution of leaf piles on trails of leaf-cutter ants 57-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 3 ? j 7 Braden, D.M.
Erickson, P.B.
Owens, R.M.
Stanculescu, D. 2001Q Effects of tree size and distance from nest on Atta Colombica harvesting activity 59-60% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? = Campbell, J.E.
Leander, C.M.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Sugar, D.J. 20010 Observations of a column-raiding army ant colony 61-63% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic9 8? ' Leslie, P.S.
Musnicki, J.E.
Owens, R.M. 2001o Sharks, marine fish, and lagoon morphology: factors affecting the foraging behavior of the greater bulldog bat 64-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? j K Braden, D.M.
Erickson, P.B.
Kang, M.R.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Sepulveda, A.J. 2001 "I'm not dead yet": Basiliscus Basiliscus population change, habitat characteristics, and putative migration in three riparian habitats 69-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicar# ? j 5 Campbell, J.E.
Glastris, C.L.
Heath, S.R.
Sugar, D.J. 2001C Effect of time of day on spider monkey (Ateles Geoffroyi ) behavior 75-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic X? ; Grace, M.L.
Leander, C.M.
Rosengarten, R.D.
Stanculescu, D. 2001> Hermit crab shell fit, condition, and morphotype distributions 78-81% Dartmouth Studies in TropicW ? j Owens, R.M. 2001 Abundance of climbing vines on a neotropical tree species (Terminalia Oblonga ): potential adaptive mechanisms for vine deterrence and herbaceous vine survival 82-85% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaR ? j
Leander, C.M. 2001[ Nitrogen allocationin Pentaclethra Macroloba cotyledons in five developmental stage classes 86-88% Dartmouth Studies in TropicC L? Braden, D.M.
Friedenberg, N.A. 2001Y Preliminary exploration of the relationship between Ficus Colubrinae and Atta Cephalotes 89-91% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaL ? , Kang, M.R.
Leslie, P.S.
Miller-Messner, G.A. 2001} Distribution of dung beetles across three forest types and effects of intraspecific and interspecific competition on foraging 92-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic' ? j Grace, M.L.
Stanculescu, D. 2001` The effects of weather on the display activity of male white-collared manakins (Manacus Candei ) 95-99% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicas h? j J Campbell, J.E.
Erickson, P.B.
Glastris, C.L.
Heath, S.R.
Rosengarten, R.D. 2001| It's not easy being red and blue: distribution of the poison dart frog, Dendrobates Pumilio , along a successional gradient 100-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicj ? j Sepulveda, A.J.
Musnicki, J.E. 2001M The effects of Manacus Candei on the vegetative composition of lekking sites 103-105% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical $? j Sugar, D.J. 2001] The effect of cover on Heliconia Wagneriana bract occupation by copepods and mosquito larvae 106-108% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? % Erickson, P.B.
Kang, M.R.
Sugar, D.J. 2001Q Effect of habitat on the density and territory size of two species of damselfish 109-111% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica ? j Sepulveda, A.J.
Musnicki, J.E. 2001J Factors affecting predation on brittlestars (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea ) 112-115% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalS X? 6 Miller-Messner, G.A.
Rosengarten, R.D.
Stanculescu, D. 2001p Threespot damselfish housekeeping: behavioral differences in the expulsion of snails in two coral reef habitats 116-118% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicap ? j Braden, D.M.
Leander, C.M. 2001R Diel migration of Tripneustes Ventricosus between backreef and sea grass habitats 119-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ? ' Glastris, C.L.
Grace, M.L.
Leslie, P.S. 2001b Invertebrate community composition differences between three macroalgae species on a Jamaican reef 121-123% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical x? & Campbell, J.E.
Heath, S.R.
Owens, R.M. 2001 Differences in covering behavior of Lytechinus Variegatus and Tripneustes Ventricosus sea urchins: potential consequences for predator avoidance 124-127% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical g ? Braden, D.M.
Rosengarten, R.D. 2001j The role of Diadema Antillarum , macroalgae, and substrate topography in determining Zoanthus distribution 128-132% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ? Campbell, J.E.
Owens, R.M. 2001 Size, abundance, territoriality, and depth in the yellowline goby (Gobiosoma Horsti )-yellow tube sponge (Aplysina Fistularis ) commensalism 133-137% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic X? 3 Erickson, P.B.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Stanculescu, D. 2001p Mighty Diadema: here it comes to save the day! The effects of Diadema Antillarum recovery on coral populations 138-141% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalc ? 7 Heath, S.R.
Leslie, P.S.
Musnicki, J.E.
Sepulveda, A.J. 2001K Invertebrate colonization of artificial substrate in a coral reef ecosystem 142-147% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaT !P? % Grace, M.L.
Leander, C.M.
Sugar, D.J. 2001o Top-down vs. bottom-up: the effects of urchin grazing and nutrient levels on macroalgaein Jamaican coral reefs 148-153% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical !? Glastris, C.L.
Kang, M.R. 2001q Getting fat with a little help from your friends: the effect of schooling on feeding behavior of bluehead wrasse 154-157% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica6 "? Z Braden, D.M.
Grace, M.L.
Hampton, S.E.
Miller-Messner, G.A.
Musnicki, J.E.
Sepulveda, A.J. 2001M Los Peces: A comparative study of the fishes across four sites in Costa Rica 158-161% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic "X? Q Campbell, J.E.
Erickson, P.B.
Glastris, C.L.
Heath, S.R.
Kang, M.R.
Leander, C.M. 2001< Comparison of primate abundance in four Costa Rican habitats 162-163% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalo # ? X Friedenberg, N.A.
Owens, R.M.
Leslie, P.S.
Rosengarten, R.D.
Stanculescu, D.
Sugar, D.J. 2001q A key for assigning pollinator syndromes, with notes on the syndrome diveristy of four forest sites in Costa Rica 164-167% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalc #t? Y Friedenberg, N.A.
Heath, S.R.
Kang, M.R.
Leander, C.M.
Sugar, D.J.
2001 Biology FSP Class 2001T Fish community diversity, structure, and niche utilization in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 168-172% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical6 #? \ Hampton, S.E.
Grace, M.L.
Leslie, P.S.
Musnicki, J.E.
Sepulveda, A.J.
2001 Biology FSP Class 2001> Diel variation in the zooplankton community of a Jamaican reef 173-175% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica $L? Braden, D.M. 2001a Choose your own ecology report, or: "What I did to make up for missing the snowiest winter ever" 176-179% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical7 $x? X K Coleman, M.L.
Dempsey, t.D.
Harrison, M.E.
Kinney, E.L.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E. 2002R Relationship between herbivory damage and resident ant species in Acacia Collinsii 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical : $? E Alexander, K.M.
Brosnahan, M.L.
Burke, M.T.
Butcher, J.L.
Close, E.B. 2002K Smells like herbivory: role of chemical stimuli in acacia tree ant defense 4-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical s3 %P? j M Nowak, K.S.
Podolak, K.N.
Reynolds, L.V.
Risk, B.B.
Rogers, R.F.
Schoen, E.R. 2002= Effect of tree size on the defensive response of Acacia ants 7-9% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic %? E Alexander, K.M.
Brosnahan, M.L.
Burke, M.T.
Butcher, J.L.
Close, E.B. 2002D Help, help me ron-ron: preferential use of canopy trees by termites 10-12% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic1 %? K Dempsey, t.D.
Coleman, M.L.
Harrison, M.E.
Kinney, E.L.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E. 2002G Effects of cattle grazing on plant communities in a tropical dry forest 13-15% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical &<? M Nowak, K.S.
Podolak, K.N.
Reynolds, L.V.
Risk, B.B.
Rogers, R.F.
Schoen, E.R. 2002, Group living and vigilance in howler monkeys 16-18% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic &? X - Kinney, E.L.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Rogers, R.F. 20026 Pseudomyrmex Spinicola response to an arboreal fungus 19-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical ',? ( Butcher, J.L.
Close, E.B.
Harrison, M.E. 2002/ Ant avoidance and escape from antlion pit traps 22-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical_ '? X Nowak, K.S.
Reynolds, L.V. 2002B An experimental study of feeding preferences of Ctenosaura Similis 26-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical '? Risk, B.B.
Alexander, K.M. 2002_ Avifauna diversity and abundance in different habitats in the Tempisque River Basin, Costa Rica 29-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic5 (D? * Brosnahan, M.L.
Podolak, K.N.
Schoen, E.R. 2002g Variation in macro-invertebrate distribution in the Rio Tempisque marshland of Palo Verde National Park 40-43% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic}; (? j ' Coleman, M.L.
Dempsey, t.D.
Burke, M.T. 2002f Factors affecting the distribution of columnar cactus (Stenocereus Aragonii ) in a tropical dry forest 44-46% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical (? ) Alexander, K.M.
Coleman, M.L.
Nowak, K.S. 2002V Effects of habitat fragmentation and diel activity patterns of dung beetle communities 47-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical< )X? ; Close, E.B.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Reynolds, L.V.
Schoen, E.R. 2002P Challenges of the high life: epiphyte community composition in the cloud forest 51-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical )? + Brosnahan, M.L.
Butcher, J.L.
Dempsey, t.D. 2002X A comparison of coleoptera abundance and diversity between primary and secondary forests 56-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical8 *?
# Burke, M.T.
Risk, B.B.
Rogers, R.F. 2002a Internal and external herbivory on a common rubiaceae shrub in primary and secondary cloud forest 59-62% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica *? ) Harrison, M.E.
Kinney, E.L.
Podolak, K.N. 2002L An evaluation of the structural function of buttresses in cloud forest trees 63-66% Dartmouth Studies in TropicF *? 4 Schoen, E.R.
Reynolds, L.V.
Kinney, E.L.
Burke, M.T. 2002W Patterns of diel nectar production in flowers pollinated by hummingbirds versus insects 67-70% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical; +d?
j / Butcher, J.L.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Podolak, K.N. 2002` Hummingbird foraging behavior favors increased stature in Wigandia Caracasana (Hydrophyllaceae) 71-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica" +? $ Close, E.B.
Coleman, M.L.
Risk, B.B. 2002E Social structure, parental care and communication in passalid beetles 75-79% Dartmouth Studies in TropicY ,P? ) Alexander, K.M.
Dempsey, t.D.
Nowak, K.S. 2002P Effects of trout farm effluent on the abundance of benthic stream invertebrates 80-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic ,? + Brosnahan, M.L.
Harrison, M.E.
Rogers, R.F. 2002= Spatial patterns in herbivory within understory bamboo stands 84-88% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica -T? * Alexander, K.M.
Close, E.B.
Harrison, M.E. 2002a An evaluation of community structures in the guild of vertebrates that exploit fruiting fig trees 89-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical# -? 9 Burke, M.T.
Butcher, J.L.
Reynolds, L.V.
Hofstetter, R.W. 2002> The great escape: patterns in arthropod response to army ants 95-99% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical9 .? Coleman, M.L.
Nowak, K.S. 20027 Community assemblage and succession on decomposing logs 100-104% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical .? ' Dempsey, t.D.
Rogers, R.F.
Schoen, E.R. 2002K Are bicolored antbirds parasitized by other species of ant-following birds? 105-108% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica /? X & Kinney, E.L.
Podolak, K.N.
Fagan, M.E. 2002Y Jesus lives: age-specific microhabitats and population dynamics in Basiliscus Basiliscus 109-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica: 0 ? . Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Brosnahan, M.L.
Risk, B.B. 2002] Temporal patterns in foraging activity of insectivorous bats on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica 115-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic7 0? j Burke, M.T. 2002} Can we get a territory for the frog: behavioral responses of Dendrobates Pumilio to intraspecific territorial vocalizations 121-124% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 0? 8 Alexander, K.M.
Dempsey, t.D.
Podolak, K.N.
Schoen, E.R. 2002M Relationships between the coloration and vertical distribution of butterflies 125-128% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalM 1,? X
Butcher, J.L. 20021 Basic aquatic communities in Heliconia Wagneriana 129-133% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalp 1? j Reynolds, L.V.
Brosnahan, M.L. 2002M Seed success of Plentaclethra Macroloba across soil types and seed densities 134-137% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical R 1? W & Coleman, M.L.
Nowak, K.S.
Rogers, R.F. 2002 Monstera , the early years 138-141% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica. 2x? Risk, B.B.
Kinney, E.L. 2002H Carbon pools and efflux in forest soils of different successional stages 142-145% Dartmouth Studies in TropicK 3 ? . Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Close, E.B.
Harrison, M.E. 2002b Whether to walk or take the bus: effects of dispersal strategies on hummingbird mite distribution 146-148% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical G 3? Q Alexander, K.M.
Brosnahan, M.L.
Burke, M.T.
Butcher, J.L.
Close, E.B.
Fagan, M.E. 2002B Variation in forest structure across four Costa Rican forest types 149-152% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicv 3? K Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Coleman, M.L.
Dempsey, t.D.
Harrison, M.E.
Kinney, E.L. 2002N Distribution of insectivorous bat species across four Costa Rican forest types 153-160% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 4@? ^ Hofstetter, R.W.
Nowak, K.S.
Podolak, K.N.
Reynolds, L.V.
Risk, B.B.
Rogers, R.F.
Schoen, E.R. 2002i Comparison of lepidoptera diversity and abundance in forest interior and edge at four sites in Costa Rica 161-166% Dartmouth Studies in TropicY 4?! X * Alexander, K.M.
Coleman, M.L.
Rogers, R.F. 2002> Macroinvertebrate communities associated with Halimeda Opuntia 167-170% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicg 5?" j , Brosnahan, M.L.
Dempsey, t.D.
Reynolds, L.V. 2002= Differential diel movement of Diadema Antillarum size classes 171-174% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaM 6 ?# : Close, E.B.
Kinney, E.L.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Podolak, K.N. 2002H Distribution of small and large parrotfish in two tropical reef habitats 175-177% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica 6?$ 5 Harrison, M.E.
Butcher, J.L.
Nowak, K.S.
Schoen, E.R. 2002) Light perception and brittlestar behavior 178-181% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicav 7?% Schoen, E.R.
Close, E.B. 2002k Are demersal zooplankton populations affected by a phase shift on the coral reef at Discovery Bay, Jamaica? 182-186% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic 7?& 1 Fagan, M.E.
Nowak, K.S.
Reynolds, L.V.
Risk, B.B. 2002W Diel variation in abundance and size distribution of zooplankton taxa over a coral reef 187-189% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 8?' Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Kinney, E.L. 2002P Comparison of spicule densities in sponges from exposed and sheltered reef sites 190-193% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 8x?( , Dempsey, t.D.
Harrison, M.E.
Brosnahan, M.L. 20025 Factors affecting the distribution of cryptic sponges 194-198% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 8?) 5 Alexander, K.M.
Coleman, M.L.
Risk, B.B.
Rogers, R.F. 2002D Costs and benefits of position in clusters of damselfish territories 199-202% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical 9<?* j Burke, M.T.
Risk, B.B. 2002P Damsel in defense: the effect of Stegastes Planifrons on invertebrate densities 203-207% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic. 9?+ ( Butcher, J.L.
Nowak, K.S.
Reynolds, L.V. 20021 Covering behavior in two caribbean urchin species 208-213% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical; :x?, j Podolak, K.N.
Burke, M.T. 2002s The changing North Jamaican reef: the effect of substrate complexity on Diadema abundance and percent coral cover 214-218% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicaly ;?- O Alexander, K.M.
Hofstetter, R.W.
Krivak-Tetley, F.E.
Podolak, K.N.
Schoen, E.R. 2002n Diel variation in fish community composition and schooling behavior on the back-reef of Discovery Bay, Jamaica 219-223% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicalg ;?. B Iwamoto, K.A.
Licona, M.M.
Ferrie, G.M.
Nakarado, K.C.
Guidi, B.W. 2003\ Spatial activity patterns and defense behavior of Pseudomyrmex spinicola on Acacia collinsii 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in TropicW ;?/ > Ermentrout, R.M.
Donovan, C.
Salant, N.
Biedron, I.
Casler, J. 2003> Distribution of acacia-ant species among successional habitats 4-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical W <|?0 G Wickre, J.B.
Chamberlin, C.R.
Kehas, A.J.
Simon, K.E.
Theoharides, K.A. 2003[ Do facultative and obligate mutualist ants provide equal protection for their acacia hosts? 9-12% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic <?1 > Ermentrout, R.M.
Donovan, C.
Casler, J.
Salant, N.
Biedron, I. 2003> Field and experimental analysis of antlion dispersion patterns 13-15% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaS =`?2 j B Iwamoto, K.A.
Licona, M.M.
Guidi, B.W.
Nakarado, K.C.
Ferrie, G.M. 2003f Won't you be my neighbor? Scanning behavior and nearest neighbor distance in Alouatta palliata troops 16-18% Dartmouth Studies in TropicB =?3 G Theoharides, K.A.
Simon, K.E.
Chamberlin, C.R.
Kehas, A.J.
Wickre, J.B. 20031 Age-based social dominance in the Northern Jacana 19-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica >X?4 Salant, N.
Donovan, C. 2003U The effect of wind on forest structure and condition in a lowland tropical dry forest 22-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical/ >?5 j Chamberlin, C.R.
Simon, K.E. 2003g Water rising: the survival strategies of Jacquinia nervosa and possible effects one ecosystem dynamics 25-27% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica% ??6 ( Nakarado, K.C.
Ferrie, G.M.
Wickre, J.B. 2003\ Successional patterns in macrophytes in the Laguna Palo Verde one year following disturbance 28-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica3 ??7 j Theoharides, K.A.
Iwamoto, K.A. 2003h A comparison of A. collinsii reproductive facilitation by obligate vs. facultative mutualist ant species 32-34% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaW ??8 Casler, J.
Kehas, A.J. 2003d The role of chemical cues in Crematogster brevispinosa and Pseudomyrmex spinicola defense response 35-38% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic @`?9 Guidi, B.W. 2003> Antlion capture efficiency decreases with increasing prey size 39-41% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic @?: ) Licona, M.M.
Biedron, I.
Ermentrout, R.M. 2003b Effects of wetland habitat restoration on the species diversity and abundance of tropical avifuana 42-47% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical A ?; # Simon, K.E.
Ferrie, G.M.
Salant, N. 2003B The effect of leaf texture on water retention on Urticaceae leaves 48-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic A`?< * Kehas, A.J.
Chamberlin, C.R.
Iwamoto, K.A. 20039 The role of light exposure in epiphytic fern distribution 51-52% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical A?= Casler, J.
Nakarado, K.C. 2003G Microhabitat selection by orb-weaving spiders in a montane cloud forest 53-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica B ?> $ Licona, M.M.
Biedron, I.
Donovan, C. 2003H The influence of water volume and detritus on tank bromeliad communities 56-58% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaV BH?? ; Ermentrout, R.M.
Wickre, J.B.
Theoharides, K.A.
Guidi, B.W. 2003\ Benthic macroinvertebrate community composition changes at two sites in the Quebrada Maquina 59-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical# B?@ $ Donovan, C.
Wickre, J.B.
Guidi, B.W. 20031 Regeneration in highland tropical oak forest gaps 62-64% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicf C`?A j , Iwamoto, K.A.
Licona, M.M.
Theoharides, K.A. 20036 Maintenance of color dimorphism in Dahlia spp. flowers 65-67% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical; C?B j 3 Biedron, I.
Simon, K.E.
Casler, J.P.
Nakarado, K.C. 2003] Influence of Fuchsia arborescens patch size on hummingbird visitation and territorial defense 68-70% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic D(?C 9 Chamberlin, C.R.
Salant, N.
Ermentrout, R.M.
Ferrie, G.M. 20033 Using flower morphology to predict pollinator types 71-73% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica D?D Kehas, A.J. 2003T A survey of medicinal and other useful plants at Cuerici Reserve, Cerro de la Muerte 74-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical= D?E = Salant, N.
Donovan, C.
Licona, M.M.
Guidi, B.W.
Iwamoto, K.A. 2003g She's going the distance: Responses of individual leaf-cutter ants to removal of individual leaf loads 78-81% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica E\?F j X Wickre, J.B.
Theoharides, K.A.
Simon, K.E.
Ermentrout, R.M.
Biedron, I.
Chamberlin, C.R. 2003y Are leaf-cutting ants (Atta cephalotes) misnamed? The disproportionate use of different plant parts by leaf-cutting ants 82-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical F(?G ( Wickre, J.B.
Chamberlin, C.R.
Salant, N. 2003E Spatial and temporal patterns in shrimp activity in a tropical stream 90-92% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic E?H % Simon, K.E.
Casler, J.P.
Ferrie, G.M. 2003h Too hot to handle? Diel variation in hermit crab distribution and abundance in beach and forest habitat 87-89% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic[ E?I X 4 Casler, J.P.
Ferrie, G.M.
Nakarado, K.C.
Kehas, A.J. 2003F The effects of trail obstructions on leaf transport in Atta cephalotes 84-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic Fx?J Guidi, B.W.
Iwamoto, K.A. 2003J Optimality, variability, and energy efficiency in leaf-cutter ant behavior 93-96% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical F?K Licona, M.M.
Lennon, J.T. 2003> Stage-based models of Jesus Christ lizards don't walk on water 97-103% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaG G$?L j + Nakarado, K.C.
Donovan, C.
Ermentrout, R.M. 2003n The behavior of north- and south-facing leaves of Calathea spp. in response to the daily cycle of sun exposure 104-107% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica0 Gx?M Biedron, I.
Theoharides, K.A. 2003e Habitat partitioning by hermit crabs (Paguridae) at Playa Sirena, Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica 108-110% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica G?N Kehas, A.J. 2003X Structural characteristics and invertebrate communities of leaf-cutter ant refuse mounds 111-112% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic1 H$?O X ( Ferrie, G.M.
Nakarado, K.C.
Casler, J.P. 20038 Home, sweet home! Spatial memory in Dendrobates pumilio 113-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicp H`?P j Donovan, C.
Salant, N. 2003Z Is dominance of Pentaclethra macroloba limited by density-dependent seedling recruitment? 115-117% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical$ H?Q Wickre, J.B.
Kehas, A.J. 2003b A comparison of fish communities between two Costa Rican streams with geothermal and runoff inputs 118-120% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica_ I ?R j . Biedron, I.
Theoharides, K.A.
Chamberlin, C.R. 2003? Detritus collection in wastebasket plants (Asterogyne martiana) 121-122% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica|+ Ih?S X 7 Simon, K.E.
Licona, M.M.
Ermentrout, R.M.
Iwamoto, K.A. 2003V Effect of consumption and maturation on the abundance of ripe fruits on Hamelia patens 123-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical I?T Guidi, B.W. 2003N Rapid colonization of artificial phytotelmata containing fresh and dead leaves 126-128% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical< J?U B Nakarado, K.C.
Iwamoto, K.A.
Licona, M.M.
Ferrie, G.M.
Guidi, B.W. 2003C A comparison of bird foraging behavior in three Costa Rican forests 129-132% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical J?V G Simon, K.E.
Chamberlin, C.R.
Theoharides, K.A.
Kehas, A.J.
Wickre, J.B. 2003H A comparison of tropical forest structure among four sites in Costa Rica 133-137% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic] K\?W > Salant, N.
Casler, J.
Biedron, I.
Ermentrout, R.M.
Donovan, C. 2003^ Effects of soil productivity on invertebrate community structure in tropical forest ecosystems 138-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical K?X Nakarado, K.C.
Ferrie, G.M. 2003, Work it! Tropical aerobics near sea and sky 141-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic% L<?Y 1 Ferrie, G.M.
Kehas, A.J.
Iwamoto, K.A.
Salant, N. 2003B Aggressive response of three-spot damselfish to two urchins pecies 143-144% Dartmouth Studies in TropicX L?Z j Donovan, C.
Ermentrout, R.M. 2003G Diel migration and behavior of juvenile balloonfish (Didon holocanthus) 145-147% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical L?[ Theoharides, K.A.
Wickre, J.B. 2003; Are mangrove roots a refuge habitat for some algal species? 148-150% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalS MT?\ X 2 Casler, J.
Guidi, B.W.
Licona, M.M.
Nakarado, K.C. 2003B Diel variation in predation on the brittle star Ophiocoma echinata 151-153% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic M?] ( Chamberlin, C.R.
Biedron, I.
Simon, K.E. 2003 Spatial and temporal patterns in Diadema antillarum and Tripneustes ventricosus densities and macroalgal cover in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 154-158% Dartmouth Studies in Tropic; N?^ j Chamberlin, C.R.
Wickre, J.B. 2003p Phase shift dynamics and intermediate disturbance: Diadema antillarum and coral recruitment on a tropical reef 159-162% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica Nh?_ Iwamoto, K.A.
Salant, N. 2003M The effect of depth on invertebrate colonization patterns on a Caribbean reef 163-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical N?` Guidi, B.W. 2003Q Differential recolonization of dislodged macroalgal tufts by marine invertebrates 166-168% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical a' O ?a j Kehas, A.J.
Theoharides, K.A. 2003\ Covering response of normal and albino Tripneustes ventricosus to varying light intensities 169-173% Dartmouth Studies in Tropica8 OL?b Licona, M.M.
Ermentrout, R.M. 2003m Effect of macroalgae and damselfish on the composition of mixed-species fish schools in a tropical coral reef 174-178% Dartmouth Studies in Tropicaj O?c X 3 Ferrie, G.M.
Donovan, C.
Simon, K.E.
Nakarado, K.C. 20036 Infaunal communities of the sponge Aplysina fistularis 179-183% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical P$?d Biedron, I.
Casler, J. 2003l Fish abundance and diversity: Do they differ between macroalgae and barren zones in Discovery Bay, Jamaica? 184-186% Dartmouth Studies in TropicaV Pp?e D Biedron, I.
Salant, N.
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2003, Dartmouth FSP Class 2003X Variation in the species composition and schooling behavior of tropical fish communities 187-190% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical P?f & Iwamoto, K.A.
Lennon, J.T.
Simon, K.E. 20033 Zooplankton diel variation on a Caribbean back-reef 191-193% Dartmouth Studies in TropicalQ Q?g S Sara M. Hellmuth
Peter N. Chalmers
Matthew T. Kemp
Heather E. Lapin
Paul A. Marino 2004J Defense activity of three ant species on Acacia collinsii in sun and shade 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 146 light gradient, myrmecophyte, Pseudomyrmex, u p?h X T Luke M. Evans
Jill L. Harris
Eleanor E. Campbell
Sarah E. B. Fierce
R. Scott Cushman 2004/ Resource allocation to ants in Acacia collinsii 4-7% Dartmouth Studies inw?i O Elizabeth V. Wilson
R. Quinn Thomas
J. Khai Tran
Stephen Weller
Brenda Whited 2004g Colonization and defensive abilities of acacia ant species in an early successional dry tropical forest 8-11% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14r Acacia collinsii, defensive abilities, Crematogaster brevispinosa, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Pseudomyr, Palo Verde ?j j C Sarah Fierce
Eleanor Campbell
Luke Evans
Jill Harris
Scott Cushman 20046 Female vigilance in howler monkeys (Alouatta palliata) 12-15% Dartmouth Studies I?k S Brenda M. Whited
R. Quinn Thomas
J. Khai Tran
Stephen T. Weller
Elizabeth V. Wilson 2004I Relationships between butterfly flight and wing coloration and patterning 16-20% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14] aposematism, butterflies, camouflage, chemical defenses, crypsis, flight patterns, Palo Verde*?l R Heather E. Lapin
Matthew T. Kemp
Peter N. Chalmers
Sara M. Hellmuth
Paul A. Marino 2004H Morphological and phylogenetic patterns in diurnal vs. nocturnal spiders 21-23% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14@ Araneae, convergent evolution, temporal distribution, Palo Verde ?m J. Khai Tran
Jill L. Harris 2004N Factors influencing the outcome of behavioral encounters in Ctenosaura similes 24-26% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14L aggression, dominance, size, social interactions, territoriality, Palo Verde ?n ' Stephen T. Weller
Elizabeth V. Wilson 2004H Density-dependent growth of the columnar cactus, Lemaireocereus aragonii 27-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 Palo Verde, waxy growth rings ?o 0 Matthew T. Kemp
Luke M. Evans
Brenda M. Whited 2004P Spatial distribution of waterbirds in a recently mowed section of tropical marsh 29-33% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14O egret, gallinule, heron, limpkin, Palo Verde, restoration, waterbirds, wetlands ?p ! R. Scott Cushman
Paul A. Marino 2004L Temporal partitioning of feeding in tropical marsh fish of Laguna Palo Verde 34-36% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 143 Cichlidae, competitive exclusion, niche, Palo Verde9# ?q 7 Sara M. Hellmuth
Sarah E. B. Fierce
Eleanor E. Campbell 2004C Microhabitat selection of Norops lizards in relation to temperature 37-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15o foraging efficiency, temperature distributions, Norops cupreus, Norops sericeus, thermal %?r 2 R. Quinn Thomas
Heather E. Lapin
Peter N. Chalmers 2004e Not singing in the rain: Nasutitermes corniger response to trail disturbance in the presence of water 40-42% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14> arboreal nests, communication, pheromones, termite, Palo Verde conformers, Palo Verde ?s Paul A. Marino 2004a Stream community structure and the role of allochthonous inputs in Quebrada Moquina at Monteverde 43-46% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14M functional feeding groups, large woody debris, primary production, Monteverde ?t : J. Khai Tran, Elizabeth V. Wilson and Sarah E. B. Fierce 2004C Female flower size and deceptive pollination in Begonia involucrata 47-54% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14Q bee pollinators, deceit, monoecious, Monteverde, pollinator rewards, size mimicry ?u 6 Peter N. Chalmers
Eleanor E. Campbell
Jill L. Harris 2004C The effect of bark morphology on epiphyte composition and abundance 55-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 148 evolutionary arms race, Monteverde, mosses ?v " R. Quinn Thomas
Sara M. Hellmuth 2004@ Do buttresses confer a competitive advantage for tropical trees? 59-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 basal area, Monteverde, vines G?w A Luke M. Evans
Brenda M. Whited
Heather E. Lapin
Matthew T. Kemp 2004F The effect of disturbance on epilithic plant communities along streams 62-65% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14p diversity, intermediate disturbance hypothesis, non-vascular, species richness, succession, vascular, Monteverde ?x " Stephen T. Weller
R. Scott Cushman 2004_ The effects of tank water volume on community abundance in Guzmania monostachyia (Bromeliaceae) 66-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14M Caribbean slope, macro-invertebrates, Monteverde, Pacific slope, phytotelmata ?y ! Matthew T. Kemp
R. Quinn Thomas 2004k Distribution and abundance of Tipulid larvae in bamboo litter clumps in a high-elevation Costa Rican forest 69-71% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14< Chusquea longifolia, cranefly, litter trap, Tipulidae, CerroK ?z X 7 Peter N. Chalmers
Stephen T. Weller
Elizabeth V. Wilson 2004m Nectar volume distribution and characteristics of the hummingbird-pollinated flower Centropogon talamancensis 72-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1 ?{ 5 Eleanor E. Campbell
Luke M. Evans
Sara M. Hellmuth 20049 Effect of pollinator type on plant density and morphology 75-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14E flowers, hummingbirds, insects, pollination, pollinat
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Heather E. Lapin 2004* The effect of mycorrhizae on bamboo growth 78-80% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14o C. longifolia, C. subtessalata, Chusquea, conditional interaction, mycorrhizal fungi, obligate m-?} ? Brenda M. Whited
J. Khai Tran
Sarah E. B. Fierce
Paul A. Marino 2004E Density dependence of passalid beetles in a high elevation oak forest 81-84% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14Y Coleoptera, colony, density dependence, dispersal, oak forest, resource limitation, Cerro utualism, Cerro or guilds, Cerro , vines, Cerro ?~ R. Scott Cushman 2004 No sleep 'till broodin': factors influencing the daily activity schedule of a female volcano hummingbird with two young nestlings 85-89% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14; foraging, nutritional requirements, thermoregulation, Cerro%? Matthew T. Kemp
J. Khai Tran 2004\ Competition in tropical bird flocks: army ant followers versus mixed species foraging groups 90-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14] aggressive interactions, Corcovado, Eciton burchelli, intraspecific, interspecific, predationZ? 9 Sarah E. B. Fierce
Peter N. Chalmers
Eleanor E. Campbell 2004f Where in the world is Gecarcinus quadratus? Distribution of an elusive but influential forest species 95-98% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14k crab zone, dispersion, hole structure, intraspecific interactions, land crab, substrate gradient, Corcovado < ? 3 Elizabeth V. Wilson
R. Quinn Thomas
Luke M. Evans 2004j Macrobrachium as a possible determinant of Astyanax fasciatus distribution in a neotropical lowland stream 99-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14N Corcovado, giant shrimp, predation pressure, predator-prey interactions, tetraI? C Heather E. Lapin
Sara M. Hellmuth
Jill L. Harris
Brenda M. Whited 2004q What goes in must come out: assimilation efficiencies of Atta colombica colonies in primary and secondary forests 103-108% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14C egestion, gut transit time, ingestion, leaf cutter ants, Corcovado ? 1 R. Scott Cushman
Paul A. Marino
Stephen T. Weller 2004> Effect of substrate type on fish distribution in the Rio Claro 109-112% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14E Gobiidae, habitat selection, niche partitioning, substrate, Corcovado .? > Matthew T. Kemp
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J. Khai Tran 2004c Synchronous fruiting in Dipteryx panamensis and the relative roles of seed predators and dispersers 113-117% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14; agouti, emergent tree, great green macaw, masting, La Selva 0 ? ! Brenda M. Whited
Jill L. Harris 2004> Temporal patterns in abundance of generalist butterfly species 118-121% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 Anartia fatima, biodiversity, Heliconius erato petiverana, Hesperiidae, Phoebis argante, temporal niche partitioning, La Selva? % Heather E. Lapin
Sarah E. B. Fierce 2004` To chirp or not to chirp: the costs of non-breeding season territoriality in Dendrobates pumilio 122-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14@ strawberry poison dart frog, time budget, vocalization, La Selva 7 ? j # Julia M. Butzler
Sara M. Hellmuth 2004; The adaptive nature of floral bracts in four Heliconia spp. 126-129% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 Heliconia imbricata, Helic ? ! Eleanor E. Campbell
Luke M. Evans 2004E Effects of successional forest stage on arthropod and bat communities 130-136% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 149 bat foraging, forest structure, Petterson D240X, La Selva( ? # R. Quinn Thomas
Peter N. Chalmers 2004I Soil carbon dynamics in different successional stages of tropical forests 137-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14j carbon content, decomposition, litter quality, soil respiration rate, temperature, water content, La Selva( ? & Stephen T. Weller
Elizabeth V. Wilson 2004B Evidence of indirect plant defenses in two tropical plant families 141-145% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14n Arecaceae, clay caterpillars, La Selva, Melastomataceae, plant-induced herbivore predation, volatile chemicals? g Sarah E. B. Fierce
Luke M. Evans
Julia M. Butzler
Jill L. Harris
Eleanor E. Campbell
R. Scott Cushman 2004N Primary productivity and macro-invertebrate diversity in four tropical forests 146-149% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 alpha diversity, evenness, gamma diversity, heterogeneity, invertebrates, productivity-diversity curves, richness, scale, comparative, Palo Verde, Monteverde, Corcovado, La SelvaZ? T Peter N. Chalmers
Sara M. Hellmuth
Matthew T. Kemp
Heather I. Lapin
Paul A. Marino 2004N Avian guild structures in edge vs. forest habitats in four Costa Rican forests 150-159% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14f birds, comparative, Corcovado, diversity, heterogeneity, Kemp effect, La Selva, Monteverde, Palo Verde ? S J. Khai Tran
R. Quinn Thomas
Stephen T. Weller
Brenda M. Whited
Elizabeth V. Wilson 2004w Forest structure and the effects of tree-falls on heterogeneity in at four sites types of tropical forest in Costa Rica 160-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 charismatic megaflora, Corcovado, disturbance regime, La Selva, Monteverde, Palo Verde, principle components analysis, comparative #? # Sarah E. B. Fierce
Heather E. Lapin 2004f Selectivity of covering material in two sea urchins, Tripneustes ventricosus and Lytechinus variegatus 166-168% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14H black plastic, clear plastic, light, Thalassia testudinum, Discovery Bay 7? 1 Sara M. Hellmuth
Matthew T. Kemp
Jill L. Harris 2004V Substrate selection of two sea cucumber species and their epithelial algae communities 169-171% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14^ Holothuria mexicana, Isostichopus badionotus, macroalgae, niche differentiation, Discovery Bay J3 ? ; Eleanor E. Campbell
Elizabeth V. Wilson
Stephen T. Weller 2004: Factors affecting tropical fish communities on patch reefs 172-176% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 Diadema antillarum, macroalgal cover, reef complexity, resident species, topographic chain method, transientA? J. Khai Tran
Brenda M. Whited 2004a Patterns of distribution of three brittlestar species (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea) on coral reefs 177-180% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14p co-occurrence, coral, Ophiocoma echinata, Ophioderma appressum, Ophiocoma pumila, Poisson, rubble, Discovery Bay species, Discovery Bay 8 ? E Elizabeth V. Wilson
Brenda M. Whited
Sara M. Hellmuth
Jill L. Harris 2004U Comparison of infaunal communities in cryptic and exposed sponges at different depths 181-185% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14L abundance, community composition, Discovery Bay, richness, synthetic sponges+? Heather E. Lapin
Luke M. Evans 2004Z Predation and surge stress as factors in the distribution of two comatulid crinoid species 186-189% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14_ Davidaster discoidea, Davidaster rubiginosa, living fossils, resistance to surge, Discovery Bay a? > Matthew T. Kemp
J. Khai Tran
R. Quinn Thomas
Peter N. Chalmers 2004~ The effect of school size and composition on aggressive behavior in the territorial threespot damselfish, Stegastes planifrons 190-194% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14S algae gardens, interspecific interactions, schooling, territoriality, Discovery Bay ? 1 R. Scott Cushman
Stephen T. Weller
Paul A. Marino 20047 Coloration and movement of trumpetfish at Discovery Bay 195-198% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14= color change, crypsis, interactions, movements, Discovery Bay ? " Paul A. Marino
R. Scott Cushman 2004N Feeding benefits for spotted goatfish in mixed species schools with parrotfish 199-201% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14C bluehead wrasse, sea grass bed, spatial partitioning, Discovery Bay+ T? j ( Sarah E. B. Fierce
Eleanor E. Campbell 2004a Rockin' around the Christmas tree worm: the effect of surge on Spirobranchus giganteus morphology 202-205% Dartmouth Studie ? 0 Luke M. Evans
R. Quinn Thomas
Peter N. Chalmers 20043 Fish herbivory on two growth forms of marine plants 206-208% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14k algae, foliose growth form, herbivory defense, low-profile growth form, Thalassia testudinum, Discovery Bay!? M Eleanor E. Campbell
Sarah E. B. Fierce
Heather E. Lapin
Sharon J. Martinson 2004% The great zooplankton die-off of 2004 209-211% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14] demersal zooplankton abundance, diel vertical migration, habitat heterogeniety, Discovery Bayq? j Elizabeth V. Wilson
Stephen T. Weller
R. Quinn Thomas
Sara M. Hellmuth
Peter N. Chalmers
Julia M. Butzler 2004K Diel patterns of coral reef fish composition and abundance in four habitats 212-216% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14j abundance, back reef, coral reef fish, day, night, patch reef, richness, sand, turtle grass, Discovery Bay` ? Y Melissa A. Barger
Gabriel H. Calvi
S. Allie Hunter
Anna R. Nowogrodzki
Chad M. Valderrama 2005W Aggressive behavior of two acacia ant species in response to simulated cattle browsing 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15b Acacia collinsii, defense, mutualism, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Palo Verde$ ? O Cayelan C. Carey
Elvina C. Chow
Jenny E. Jun
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Emily L. Sharp 2005b Fruit and leaf visitation by Pseudomyrmex spinicola in response to disturbance of Acacia collinsii 4-5% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15% mutualism, seed dispersal, Palo VerdeD ? e Timothy R. Matsuura
Lakshmi Narayan
Jonathon C Raffensperger
Richard W Trierweiler
Chelsea L. Wood 20052 Nectar production and plant size in Acacia collins 6-7% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15_ extra-floral nectaries, plant defenses, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, resource allocation, Palo Verde? N Emily L. Sharp
Daniel J. Madigan
Jenny E. Jun
Elvina C. Chow
Cayelan C. Carey 20056 Weak selection on floral characters in Justicia comata 8-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15. directional selection, pollination, Palo Verde/? Z Chad M. Valderrama
Anna R. Nowogrodzki
S. Allie Hunter
Gabriel H. Calvi
Melissa A. Barger 2005S Forest structure on opposite sides of Cerro Calizos Ridge at Palo Verde, Costa Rica 11-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 152 slope, topography, tropical dry forest, Palo Verde f? e Chelsea L. Wood
Richard W. Trierweiler
Jonathon C. Raffensperger
Lakshmi Narayan
Timothy R. Matsurra 2005h Differential response to disturbance between obligate and facultative ant mutualists of Acacia collinsii 14-17% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15I Crematogaster brevispinosa, mutualism, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Palo Verde &? ) Lakshmi Narayan
Jonathon C. Raffensperger 2005b Effect of color and size on aggressive behavior and female access in the lizard Ctenosaura similis 17-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15K head-bobbing, male coloration, sexual selection, territoriality, Palo Verde ? J Melissa A. Barger
Daniel J. Madigan
Timothy R. Matsuura
Chad M. Valderrama 20056 Aggressive behavior in the butterfly Anartia jatrophae 22-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15, resource defense, territoriality, Palo Verde? Gabriel H. Calvi 2005d Do rare species of flower receive more pollinator visits in the presence of a common flower species? 25-27% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15A Justicia comata, pollination, pollinator facilitation, Palo Verde ? Cayelan C. Carey
Emily L. Sharp 2005v Experimental assessment of the benefits to the alga Anabaene azollea in its symbiosis with the fern Azolla microphylla 28-30% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15# environmental stressors, Palo Verde ? & S. Allie Hunter
Richard W. Trierweiler 2005 Fate of Acacia collinsii seeds 31-33% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15& dispersers, seed predation, Palo Verde 1? Chelsea L. Wood
Elvina C. Chow 2005z Diurnal zooplankton diversity and species composition under four dominant aquatic vegetation types in the Palo Verde marsh 34-36% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15I cladocerans, copepods, Eichhornia crassipes, Typhus latifolia, Palo Verde ? Jenny E. Jun
Anna R. Nowogrodzki 2005a Effects habitat structure and prey availability on abundance of the lynx spider Peucetia viridens 37-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15 oxyopidae, Monte Verde 9? 4 Timothy R. Matsuura
Lakshmi Narayan
Cayelan C. Carey 2005v Effects of structural heterogeneity and nutrient availability effects on simulated bromeliad invertebrate communities 41-45% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15? aquatic invertebrates, bromeliad tank, phytotelmata, Monteverde, ? 5 Daniel J. Madigna
Chad M. Valderrama
Gabriel H. Calvi 2005W Effects of tree fall on macroinvertebrate abundance and diversity in a tropical stream 46-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15P functional feeding group, gatherers, shredders, stream invertebrates, Monteverde? ) Jonathon C. Raffensperger
Chelsea L. Wood 2005= Success of Epiphytic bryophytes over an elevational gradient 51-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15Y abiotic factors, cloud forest, elevation-moisture gradient, epiphytes, mosses, Monteverde ? / Elvina C. Chow
Emily L. Sharp
Melissa A. Barger 2005- Deceitful pollination in Begonia estrelensis 55-57% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15> monoecious plants, sex ratio, tropical cloud forst, Monteverde ? G Richard W. Trierweiler
S. Allie Hunter
Jenny E. Jun
Anna R. Nowogrodzki 2005D Island biogeography theory as applied to tank bromeliad communities 58-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 151 invertebrates, phytotelmata, richness, Monteverde ? - Emily L. Sharp
Jenny E. Jun
Melissa A. Barger 2005^ Mite be smart: nectar volume and abundance of Rhinoseius colwelli in Centropogon talamancensis 63-65% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15 dispersal, hummingbirds, Cerro!? 7 Gabriel H. Calvi
Timothy R. Matsuura
Chad M. Valderrama 2005Z Distribution and abundance of lianas in primary and secondary forest at Cerro de la Muerte 65-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15@ cross-sectional area, montane forest, structural parasite, Cerro8 ? I Daniel J. Madigan
Lakshmi Narayan
Richard W. Trierweiler
Chelsea L. Wood 2005N Patterns in nectar production among patches of hummingbird pollinated flowers 69-72% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15Q cross-pollination, Gesneriaceae, hummingbird pollinators, optimal foraging, Cerro ? $ Anna R. Nowogrodzki
Cayelan C. Carey 2005C Effect of leaf texture on epiphyll cover in a high elevation forest 73-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 155 leaf pubescence, leaf roughness, leaf waxiness, Cerro
? 8 S. Allie Hunter
Jonathan C. Raffensperger
Elvina C. Chow 2005/ Abundance of phoretic mites on passalid beetles 76-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15V montane tropical forst, mutualism, parasitism, passalid beetles, phoretic mites, Cerro ? $ Daniel J. Madigan
Chad M. Valderrama 2005I Effects of the tide on patterns of fishing activity in Noctilio leporinus 81-84% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 153 bulldog fishing bat, foraging efficiency, Corcovado? P Melissa A. Barger
Gabriel H. Calvi
Timothy R. Matsuura
Jonathon C. Raffensperger 2005= Environmental preference and shell selection in hermit crabs 85-88% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 156 habitat preference, Paguridae, Playa Sirena, Corcovado #? Lakshmi Narayan
Cayelan C. Carey 2005a Effect on neritid snails on the abundance of algae and palaemonid shrimp in a Neotropical stream 89-93% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15R herbivory, structural heterogeneity, trophic dynamics, tropical streams, Corcovado 9? : Jenny E. Jun
Elvina C. Chow
Emily L. Sharp
Chelsea L. Wood 2005Y Environmental determinants of species richness and abundance in tropical intertidal pools 93-97% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15V extreme environmental conditions, salinity, temperature, tidal fluctuations, Corcovado ? ; Anna R. Nowogrodzki
Richard W. Wrierweiler
S. Allie Hunter 2005- Hitchhiker's guide to the leaf-cutter colony 98-101% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15% Atta, minima, phorid flies, Corcovado ? Jonathon C. Raffensperger 20051 Circadian foraging patterns in Paraponera clavata 107-110% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15[ ant foraging, food availability, giant ? Chad M. Valderrama 2005D Changes in leaf litter across ages of Hyeronima alchorneoides trees 111-113% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15C Canopy cover, canopy volume, photosynthesis, respiration, La Selva
^ ? F AnnaR. Nowogrodzki
Melissa A. Barger
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Chelsea L. Wood 2005O Influences of light availability on delayed greening strategy in Welfia georgii 114-118% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15w canopy openness, herbivory, light saturation, photosynth ? 4 Gabriel H. Calvi
Timothy R. Matsuura
Lakshmi Narayan 2005V Trees as providers of structure, prey capture, and protection for web-building spiders 103-107% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15/ Archnida, buttresses, web orientation, La Selva 4 tropical ant, nectar, social organization, La Selva
?esis, tree-fall gap, tropcial rain forest, understory, La Selva ? ; Elvina C. Chow
S. Allie Hunter
Jenny E. Jun
Emily L. Sharp 2005M Effect of food resources on the abyndance of Dendrobates pumilio territories 118-122% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15F food availability, frog density, strawberry poison dart frog, La Selva ? ( Richard W. Trierweiler
Daniel J. Madigan 20054 Dung preference and diurnal foraging in dung beetles 122-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15G Coleoptera, decomposition, Scarabaeinae, temporal variability, La Selva9? # Chelsea L. Wood
Anna R. Nowogrodzki 2005w Influence of turtle grass (Thalassia testudinum) on zooplankton distribution in the water column of a shallow back reef 127-134% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15M amphipods, copepods, decapod larvae, diel migration, ostracods, Discovery Bay ? 5 Daniel J. Madigan
Chad M. Valderrama
Gabriel H. Calvi 2005= Site fidelity and food resources of the foureye butterflyfish 134-138% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15P Chaetodon capistratus, clumped distribution, damselfish, foraging, Discovery Bay4 ? ) Lakshmi Narayan
Jonathon C. Raffensperger 2005r Differential patterns of dispersion and abundance in sea urchins Tripneustes ventricosus and Lytechinus variegatus 139-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15G food limitation, habitat preference, nocturnal migration, Discovery Bay ? ' Richard W. Trierweiler
S. Allie Hunter 2005, Homing and aggregating in Diadema antillarum 143-146% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15D group benefits, Long-spined Black Urchin, travel cost, Discovery Bay0 ? Emily L. Sharp
Cayelan C. Carey 2005x The effect of algal species and substrate type on infaunal assemblages in Penicillus capitatus and Penicillus dumentosus 147-151% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15G macroalgae, marine infauna, refuge, Thalassia testudinum, Discovery Bay ? Elvina C. Chow 2005@ Diurnal patterns of parrotfish herbivory on Thalassia testudinum 152-155% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15P day active fish, diel feeding, temporal differences, turtle grass, Discovery Bay1? 2 Jenny E. Jun
Timothy R. Matsuura
Melissa A. Barger 2005d Diurnal changes in Tripneustes ventricosus covering response in Thalassia testudinum sea grass beds 155-159% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15I covering behavior, salt and pepper urchin, solar radiation, Discovery Bay/? 0 Lakshmi Narayan
Jenny E. Jun
Anna R. Nowogrodzki 2005V Effects of refuge size and density on predation and habitat selection in brittle-stars 160-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15W Ophiocoma echinata, Ophiocoma pumilia, Ophioderma appressum, Ophiuroidae, Discovery Bay ;? H Timothy R. Matsuura
Melissa A. Barger
Gabriel H. Calvi
Daniel J. Madigan 20058 Benefits of mixed species schools for three fish species 165-169% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15i bluehead wrasse, doctorfish, foraging efficiency, predator avoidance, stoplight parrotfish, Discovery Bay ? " Chelsea L. Wood
Cayelan C. Carey 2005N Effects of bauxite on marine invertebrate population in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 170-176% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15I brine shrimp, contaminants, infauna, invertabrate colonization, Mysidacae ? , Jonathan C. Raffensperger
Chad M. Valderrama 2005O Differential effect of depth on microhabitat selection in polychaete tube worms 177-180% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15D Christmas tree worm, fanworm, Spirobranchus giganteus, Discovery Bay ? 5 Emily L. Sharp
S. Allie Hunter
Richard W. Trierweiler 2005X Effects of prey and predators on the distribution and abundance of Hermodice carunculata 181-184% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15> Bunodeopsis antilliensis, Chemotaxis, fireworms, Discovery Bay ? Elvina C. Chow 2005O Competitive interactions between Diadema antillarum and Tripneustes ventricosus 185-189% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15E aggression, exclusion, lottery hypothesis, sea urchins, Discovery Bay4 ? [ S. Allie Hunter
Cayelan C. Carey
Richard W. Trierweiler
Sharon J. Martinson
2005 FSP class 2005D Diel zooplankton activity in the Back Reef at Discovery Bay, Jamaica 190-193% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15C copepods, diel vertical migration, size distribution, Discovery Bay%? T Elvina C. Chow
Daniel J. Madigan
Timothy R. Matsuura
James R. Kellner
2005 FSP Class 2005] Day and night reef fish species composition and schooling behavior in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 193-196% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 15" diel variation, niche partitioning$ ? B Brian D. Bates
Sarah L. Emel
William F.J. Stork
Kathryn M. Sullan 2006B A failed mutualism between Acacia cornigera and its resident ants 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16R Acacia cornigera, Acacia collinsii, mutualism, P. flavicornis, defense, Palo VerdeL ? J Abigail Adams
Paul Wright
Katherine R. Amato
Catrina Lindgren
Marcie Wing 2006^ Relation between A. collinsii nectary density and disturbance-induced activity of P. spinicola 4-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16V Acacia collinsii, Pseudomymex spinicola, mutualism, plant defense, nectary, Palo Verde9? W Scott W. Schwartz
Nathan H. Raines
Andrew R. Carreras
Christina H. May
D. Dünya Önen 2006M Aggressive responses of P. spinicola to numbers of introduced P. flavicornis 7-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16G invasion, aggressive response, P. spinicola, P. flavicornis, Palo Verde k ? X William F.J. Stork
Sarah L. Emel
Andrew R. Carreras
Nathan H. Raines
Scott W. Schwartz 2006 Comparison of defenses and stem densities of woody plants between cattle-browsed areas and protected areas at Palo Verde National Park 9-12% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16= herbivory, cattle browsing, plant defense, thorns, Palo Verde #? E Katherine R. Amato
Brian D. Bates
Catrina A. Lindgren
Paul R. Wright 2006L Density dependence of herbivory on Ruellia inundata at small spatial scales 13-14% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16B Ruellia inundata, density dependence, herbivory, scale, Palo Verde ? F Abigail L. Adams
Christina H. May
D. Dünya A. Önen
Kathryn M. Sullan 2006Q Effects of litter type and depth on arthropod diversity in a tropical dry forest 15-17% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16. plant litter, arthropod, diversity, Palo Verde2? ) Andrew R. Carreras and Scott W. Schwartz 2006s Nest, we have a problem: Nasutitermes termite's behavioral response to trail damage at varying distances from nest 18-20% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16F Nasutitermes, termites, colony repair, behavioral response, Palo Verde ? % Paul Wright
Abigail Adams
Sarah Emel 2006; Foraging efficiency and group behavior in Northern Jacanas 21-22% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16U Jacana spinosa, foraging activity, conspecific aggression, group dynamics, Palo Verde ? Brian D. Bates 2006W Habitat distribution of Common Pauraques and their prey in an open field at Palo Verde 23-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16A Nyctidromus albicollis, Common Pauraque, distribution, Palo Verde ? 3 Christina H. May
D. Dünya Önen
Kathryn M. Sullan 2006T The effects of cattail management on the aquatic food web of the Palo Verde Wetland 26-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16E cattails, dissovled odygen, zooplankton, fish, management, Palo Verde ? ( Catrina A. Lindgren
William F. J. Stork 2006Y Still life: Great Egret response to encounters with conspecific and heterospecific birds 29-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16; Casmerodius, Great Egret, foraging, competition, Palo Verde&? $ Katherine R. Amato
Nathan H. Raines 2006k Effects of large-scale cattail management on local, microhabitat-specific foraging behavior of Great Egrets 32-35% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16G Casmerodius albus, forage, habitat management, microhabitat, Palo Verde 6? J Nathan H. Raines
Andrew R. Carreras
Scott W. Schwartz
William F. J. Stork 2006D Stream water quality of Quebrada Máquina at Monteverde, Costa Rica 36-39% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16X Quebrada Máquina, pollution, water quality, stream invertebrates, diversity, Monteverde ? 2 Katherine R. Amato
Brian D. Bates
D. Dünya Önen 2006i Differences in moss morphology and community composition between an open and a forest understory habitat 40-44% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 160 moss, morphology, habitat, community, Monteverde ? * Catrina Lindgren
Sarah Emel
Abigail Adams 2006C Variable sex ratios in the monoecious perennial Begonia involucrata 45-47% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16W Begonia involucrata, sex ratio, deceit pollination, reproductive investment, Monteverde? 2 Paul R. Wright
Kathryn M. Sullan
Christina H. May 2006F The distribution of Oreopanax xalapensis with respect to forest edges 48-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16M Oreopanax xalapensis, shade tolerance, edge effects, distribution, Monteverde
(? ! Scott W. Schwartz
Paul R. Wright 2006_ A possible adaptation in Tipulidae to reduce predation by inhabiting Chusquea longifolia nodes 51-53% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16M adaptation, Chusquea longifolia, cranefly larvae, predation, Ti ? 1 Christina H. May
Sarah L. Emel
Kathryn M. Sullan 2006T Secondary metabolites in plants with known medicinal uses in sun and shade habitats 54-57% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16I secondary metabolites, plant defense theory, phenotypic plasticity, Cerro pulidae, Cerro 0? T D. Dünya Önen
Nathan H. Raines
Abigail L. Adams
Andrew R. Carreras
Brian D. Bates 2006R Nectar availability and flower preferences of high-altitude tropical hummingbirds 58-60% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16: hummingbird foraging, nectar reward, flower density, Cerro ? ' William F. J. Stork
Katherine R. Amato 2006F Social structure and reproductive success in Passalid beetle colonies 61-65f% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16: Passalidae, sociality, colony, reproductive success, Cerro? Catrina Lindgren 2006v Living on the edge: Adaptations by epiphytic bromeliads to light intensity and desiccation in exposed canopy habitats 66-69% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16, bromeliad, sun intensity, tree canopy, Cerro :? B Katherine R. Amato
D. Dünya Önen
Sarah L. Emel
Christina H. May 2006] Comparison of foraging behavior between howler monkeys, spider monkeys, and squirrel monkeys 70-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16K foraging, Alouatta palliata, Ateles geoffroyi, Saimiri oerstedii, Corcovado &? 4 Kathryn M. Sullan
Catrina A. Lindgren
Abigail Adams 2006Q Resource preference and foraging efficiency in leaf-cutter (Atta columbica) ants 75-78% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16Q leaf-cutter ants, foraging preference, foraging trails, Atta colombica, Corcovado ? 1 Andrew R. Carreras
Brian D. Bates
Paul R. Wright 2006Y Evaluating the Exploitation Ecosystems Hypothesis in a marine-influenced river community 79-82% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16= Gobiidae, Exploitation Ecosystems Hypothesis, tide, Corcovado ? Scott W. Schwartz 2006: Size effects on foraging patterns in Macrobrachium shrimp 83-87% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16^ crustacea, foraging behavior, Macrobrachium shrimp, predation, stream invertebrates, Corcovado 3? $ Nathan H. Raines
William F.J. Stork 2006U Bat species distribution in primary and secondary forests at Corcovado National Park 88-90% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16j Chiroptera, bats, species richness, species-area relationship, primary forest, secondary forest, Corcovado iW ? X Sarah L. Emel
Andrew R. Carreras
Scott W. Schwartz
Catrina A. Lindgren
Nathan H. Raines 2006J Vertical distribution and competitive interactions of ant-following birds 91-93% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16w resource partitioning, foraging guilds, ant-following birds, competitive interactions, verical strati"? D D. Dünya Önen
Kathryn M. Sullan
Katherine R. Amato
Paul R. Wright 2006W Bottom-up and top-down effects on arthropod communities across a successional gradient 94-96% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 167 succession, arthropods, herbivores, predators, La Selva fication, La Selva E? D Abigail L. Adams
Brian D. Bates
Christina H. May
William F.J. Stork 2006B Tropical bird community structure in flowering and fruiting trees 97-101% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16n Quararibea cordata, Ficus pertusa, bird community structure, niche partitioning, dominance hierarchy, La Selva ? 3 Brian D. Bates
Nathan H. Raines
Andrew R. Carreras 2006 Light avoidance in Euapta lappa 102-105% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16Q Euapta lappa, Sea Cucumber, Holothuria, Discovery Bay, UV radiation, palatability? V Sarah L. Emel
Catrina A. Lindgren
Kathryn M. Sullan
Katherine R. Amato
Paul R. Wright 2006 Wear Sunscreen: Differences in covering behavior and covering material preference in Lytechinus variegatus and Tripneustes ventricosus 106-110% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16t Tripneustes ventricosus, Lytechinus variegatus, Thalassia testudinum, covering behavior, UV radiation, Discovery Bay C ? W Christina H. May
Abigail L. Adams
William F. J. Stork
Scott W. Schwartz
D. Dünya Önen 20068 Potential benefits of juvenile coloration in damselfish 111-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16b Threespot Damselfish, Beaugregory, juvenile coloration, conspecific, heterospecific, Discovery Bay /? l Kathryn M. Sullan
Katherine R. Amato
Brian D. Bates
Scott W. Schwartz
Elizabeth M. Wolkovich
2006 FSP class 20064 Diel zooplankton variation in a Caribbean back-reef 115-117% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16= zooplankton, diel vertical migration, copepods, Discovery Bay B? S William F.J. Stork
Christina May
Catrina A. Lindgren
Erik E. Stange
2006 FSP class 2006H Distribution and sources of fish species richness in west Discovery Bay 118-124% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16U resource partitioning, fish community, alpha diversity, beta diversity, Discovery bay *? 4 Andrew R. Carreras
Brian D. Bates
Scott W. Schwartz 2006H Seeing red: Examining the possible functions of Apylsia dactylomela ink 125-129% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16\ Aplysia dactylomela, communication, defense, ink, mollusca, spotted sea hares, Discovery Bay ;? 3 Kathryn M. Sullan
D. Dünya Önen
Christina H. May 2006Y Mechanisms affecting the colonization of an artificial substrate by marine invertebrates 131-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14] invertebrate, coral reef, colonization predation, artificial colonization site, Discovery Bay :? V Paul R. Wright
Sarah L. Emel
Abigail L. Adams
William F. J. Stork
Catrina A. Lindgren 2006A Factors driving fish community composition on patch reef islands 136-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16Q coral patch reefs, island biogeography, fish community composition, Discovery Bay N? $ Nathan H. Raines
Katherine R. Amato 2006 Diadema antillarum’s impact on coral cover and juvenile corals along the west fore reef, Discovery Bay, Jamaica: Past and present 141-149% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 16R Diadema antillarum, coral, size class, Discovery Bay, Jamaica, macroalgae, grazing ? ; Christy Goodale
Dan Gavin
John Kohl
Ann Schrot
Gregory York 1991C Aggressive responses of acacia ants to natural and artificial vines 3-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1J Palo Verde, Acacia collensii, Pseudomyrmex ferruginea, P. belti, symbiosis.? B Eddie Gilmartin
Todd Gorman
Ashley Mattoon
Lisa Taboada
Todd Young 1991T Aggressive defense response to intruder ants between two species of acacia tree ants 7-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1J Palo Verde, Acacia collensii, Pseudomyrmex ferruginea, Pseydomyrmex belti
? D Greg Goldfarb
Vijay Vaswani
Abby Bergholtz
Tara Grabowsky
Geogg Kunz 1991" Defensive responses of acacia ants 11-14% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1J Palo Verde, Acacia collensii, Pseudomyrmex ferruginea, Pseudomyrmex belti
? ; Vijay Vaswani
Abby Bergholtz
Ashley Mattoon
Christy Goodale 1991L Effects of spacing on foraging rate in feeding groups of Black Necked Stilts 15-18% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1+ Palo Verde, Himantopus mexicanus, sociality4 ? ) Elizabeth Taboada
Ann Schrot
Gregory York 1991 Head bobbing behavior in Ctenosaura similis: variations in ratio among different-sized individuals and between morning and afternoon 19-22% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17 Palo Verde, ctenosaur, territoriality, thermoregulation ? John Kohl 1991 The case of the missing herons 23-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1u snowy egrets, great egrets, tricolored herons, little blue herons, foraging, intraspecific, interspecific, Palo Verde ? D Abby Bergholtz
Vijay Vaswani
Greg Goldfarb
Tara Grabowsky
Geoff Kunz 1991( Vigilance & foraging in northern jacanas 25-28% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1D Jacana spinosa, juvenile, polyandry, parental investment, Palo Verde ? # Greg Goldfarb
Geoff Kunz
Todd Young 19917 Non-breeding season aggression in female Jacana spinosa 29-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17 Northern Jacanas, territoriality, polyandry, Palo Verde ? 7 Christy Goodale
Greg York
Ann Schrot
Dan Gavin
Jon Kohl 1991H The effect of pit size and ant size on predation efficiency of Myrmeleon 32-34% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1- Pseudomyrmex ferruginea, ant lion, Palo Verde ? Todd Gorman
Tara Grabowsky 1991' Predation efficiency of ant-lion larvae 35-38% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1? Myrmeleon, size, survival rate, foraging efficiency, Palo Verde ? 5 E. Gilmartin
T. Gorman
A. Mattoon
L. Taboada
T. Young 1991B Foraging behavior of Tyrannus melancholicus, the Tropical Kingbird 39-43% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1X optimal foraging theory, flycatchers, territoriality, prey size, travel cost, Palo Verde -? Eddie Gilmartin
Dan Gavin 1991I Plant adaptations in mesic and xeric communities in a tropical dry forest 44-48% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1| leaf area, leaf morphology, community structure, dry season, elevation, soil depth, canopy height, percent cover, Palo Verde ? 8 John Kohl
Christy Goodale
Dan Gavin
Ann Schrot
Greg York 1991; Variation in activity of leaf cutter ants (Atta Cephalotes) 49-52% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1F Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, air temperature, light intensity, foraging? D Abby Bergholtz
Geoff Kunz
Greg Goldfarb
Tara Grabowsky
Vijay Vaswani 1991/ Leafcutter ant (Atta cephalotes) tree selection 53-56% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1U Corcovado, balsa tree, Ochroma lagopus, foraging efficiency, travel costs, preference ? B Eddie Gilmartin
Todd Gorman
Ashley Mattoon
Lisa Taboada
Todd Young 1991K Detection of sensory cues left on leaf segments selected by Atta cephalotes 57-60% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1< leaf cutter ant, foraging efficiency, eusociality, Corcovado ? ) Tara Grabowsky
Lisa Taboada
Jonathon Kohl 19910 Test of the central foraging theory in JET crabs 61-65% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1F Jon-Elizabeth-Tara crabs, Corcovado, resource allocation, travel costs ? ) Ashley Mattoon
Eddie Gilmartin
Ann Schrot 1991V Niche division and foraging techniques of flycatchers at Sirena, Corcovado, Costa Rica 66-72% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1 gray capped flycatcher, Myiozetetes granadensis, social flycatchers, Myiozetetes similis, tropical kingbird, Tyrannus melancholicus, competitive exclusion, interspecific interaction, spatial niche differentiation, temporal niche differentiation, Corcovado$ ? ( Greg Goldfarb
Christy Goodale
Geoff Kunz 1991S A study in island biogeography: aquatic bract communities of Heliconia and Calathea 73-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1Z Corcovado, floral bracts, species-area model, Quichuana angustriventris, volume, tradeoffs ? Todd Gorman
Gregory York 1991T Effect of anther stimulation on delayed stigmatic deflection of Passiflora vitifolia 78-80% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1; Corcovado, outcrossing, hermaphroditic flowers, pollination ? ' Edward Gilmartin
Todd Gorman
Ann Schrot 19916 Burrow locations in a species of Andrenidae ground bee 81-83% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1 Monteverde, competition ? John Kohl
Greg York 1991m Comparison of arthropod diversity and abundance under logs between two elevations of Costa Rican cloud forest 84-87% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1* Monteverde, altitude, diversity, abundance ? ' Abby Bergholtz
Greg Goldfarb
Todd Young 1991G The effect of sugar concentration on hummingbird feeding and aggression 88-92% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1' Monteverde, hierarchy, resource quality ? * Ashley Mattoon
Lisa Taboada
Tara Grabowsky 1991. The effect of corolla length of nectar robbery 93-97% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1G Monteverde, sugar content, flower density, bill length, flower piercing ? 2 Dan Gavin
Christy Goodale
Geoff Kunz
Vijay Vaswani 1991' Allelopathy in tree ferns (Cyatheaceae) 98-103% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1b Trichipteris sp., Nephelea sp., Cnemidaria sp., Monteverde, light gaps, root exudates, phytotoxins 0 ?
John Kohl
Greg York 1991 Potential age-dependent resource partitioning among Ameiva festiva (You'll never find lizards in a place wheren the sun don't shine) 104-106% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1G La Selva, microhabitat, resource partitioning, intraspecific aggression*? Tara Grabowsky 1991U Communication systems of Dendrobates pumilio: aggressive responses to various stimuli 107-112% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1v Poison arrow frogs, La Selva, territoriality, auditory cues, chemical cues, visual cues, conspecifics, heterospecifics ? Christy Goodale
Geoff Kunz 1991L The effect of bromeliads and leaf litter on Dendrobates pumilio distribution 113-116% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1C Poison dart frogs, La Selva, population density, limiting resources ?
Abby Bergholtz 19919 Effects of a model on long-tailed hermit lekking behavior 117-121% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1= Phaethornis supercilious, La Selva, territoriality, song rate ? Todd Gorman 19918 Effect of light intensity on development of Monstera sp. 122-125% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1S leaf morphology, aroid, La Selva, development rate, climbing leaves, pinnatfid form ? Lisa Taboada
Eddie Gilmartin 1991e Tolerance of web destruction in the golden orb-spider (Nephila clavipes), or why won't they go away? 126-130% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1C La Selva, disturbance, relocation, feeding efficiency, energy costs ? 1 Abby Bergholtz
Dan Gavin
Vijay Vaswani
Todd Young 1991/ Predator avoidance in hermit crabs (Paguridae) 131-136% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 14 Corcovado, feeding groups, body size, predation risk ?
Ann Schrot 19913 Recruitment in Paraponera clavata to a food source` 137-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1 ant, nectar, La Selva ? * Dan Gavin
Todd Gorman
Geoff Kunz
Greg York 1991$ Nyctinasty in Pentaclethra macroloba 141-145% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17 La Selva, dessication, daylight cycles, leguminous tree ? : Abby Bergholtz
Christy Goodale
Tara Grabowsky
Lisa Taboada 1991E Variance of sac-winged bat display behavior according to daily cycles 146-151% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1' La Selva, Saccopteryx bilineata, harems ? Dan Gavin 19911 Leaf turnover and self shading in Theobroma cacao 152-156% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1; La selva, self shading, photosynthetically active radiation ? # Eddie Gilmartin
Jon Kohl
Ann Schrot 1991* To drip or not to drip (drip tip efficacy) 157-159% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1$ La Selva, epiphylls, water retention S? 5 Todd Young
Vijay Vaswani
Greg Goldfarb
Ashley Mattoon 1991] Effects of conversion of primary forest to pasture on stream communities (preliminary report) 160-163% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1p benthic invertebrates, La Selva, Dipterans, Annelids, Platyhelminthes, Gleopterans, Hemipterans, Ephemeropterans ? 5 Greg Goldfarb
Ashley Mattoon
Vijay Vaswani
Todd Young 1991H Effects of conversion of primary forest to pasture on stream communities 164-171% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 11 La Selva, deforestation, invertebrates, diversity ? 4 T. Gorman
T. Grabowsky
E. Taboada
V. Vaswani
G. York 1991 Comparative arthropod project 172-178% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1O abundance, diversity, Palo Verde, Corcovado, Monteverde, La Selva, forest types? F Abby Bergholtz
Eddie Gilmartin
Ashley Mattoon
Todd Young
Greg Goldfarb 1991 Comparative bird project 1991 179-188% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1R mist netting, Palo Verde, La Selva, Corcovado, migrant birds, abundance, diversity ? 8 Jon Kohl
Ann Schrot
Dan Gavin
Geoff Kunz
Christy Goodale 19919 Comparisons of forest structure among four tropical sites 189-194% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1e comparative, Palo Verde, Corcovado, La Selva, Monteverde, DBH, basal area, canopy height, coordinates Titled "Dartmouth College FSP permanent forest plots Palo Verde, Monteverde, La Selva established January and February 1991 location and baseline data" in text of book? Abby Bergholtz
Dan Gavin
Eddie Gilmartin
Greg Goldfarb
Christine Goodale
Todd Gorman
Tara Grabowsky
Jon Kohl
Geoff Kunz
Ashley Mattoon
Ann Schrot
Lisa Taboada
Vijay Vaswani
Gregory York
Todd Young
Shan Burson
Jeff Jack
Dick Holmes
David Peart
1991 Primate group project 195-198% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1 Corcovado, group size, group composition, activity patterns, White Faced Capuchins, Howler monkeys, Spider monkeys, Squirrel monkeys ? Dan Gavin
Christine Goodale 19919 Phototaxis and feeding adaptations in Cassiopea xamachana 199% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1: Discovery Bay, medusa, cnidarian, zooxanthellae, symbiosis
abstract only ^? Ann Schrot
Gregory York 1991W Substrate preference and territorial resource partitioning within a guild of damselfish 199% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1 Discovery Bay, bicolour damselfish, three-spot damselfish, dusky damselfish, topographic complexity, competitive exclusion principle, lottery model
abstract only
? Abby Bergholtz
Geoff Kunz 19913 Feeding and territorial behavior in cleaning gobies 200% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1a Discovery Bay, Gobiosoma sp., cleaning stations, competitive exclusion, tradeoffs, territoriality
abstract only ? ( Greg Goldfarb
Lisa Taboada
Vijay Vaswani 1991B Diurnal behavior of the nocturnal Squirrel fish (Holocentus rufus) 200% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1G Discovery Bay, predation risk, opportunistic feeding, territory defense
abstract only V? ) Todd Gorman
Tara Grabowsky
Ashley Mattoon 1991 Preferences and associations of Ophiothrix suensonii with three species of sponges: Haliclona rubens, Haliclona hogarthi, and Iotrochota birotulata 201% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1= Discovery Bay, brittle star, color crypsis, complex branching
abstract only ?! Jon Kohl 1991V The presence of prior parrotfish bites on Thalassia testudinuum is not a secondary cue 201% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 1
Discovery Bay
abstract onlyD ?" Eddie Gilmartin
Todd Young 1991 Documentation of the Tripneustes ventricosus invasion into teh forereef and its possible effects on community (or "Move over bud, there's a new kid in town") 202% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 10 Discovery Bay, urchin, algae, Diadema antillarum
abstract only Population, Corcovado pulation, Palo Verde ommunity, Palo Verde Community, Palo Verde Community, Monteverde a mangium, Las Cruces Community, Corcovado Community, La Selva :ging, Diet, comparative, Palo Verde, Monteverde, Corcovado theory, La Selva emblage, Palo Verde Community, Palo Verde p Dynamics, Palo Verde ohabitats, Monteverde opulation, Las Cruces Population, Corcovado , Minnows, Corcovado 9Community, comparative, Palo Verde, Monteverde, Corcovado Community, Palo Verde ssemblage, Palo Verde ulation, Palo Verde emblage, Monteverde Herbivory, Corcovado Preference, Corcovado Assemblage, La Selva ommunity, comparative mmunity, Palo Verde ulation, Corcovado ehavior, Corcovado ompetition, Palo Verde Assemblage, Corcovado mmunity, Monteverde ulation, La Selva Colonies, Corcovado bundance, Las Cruces pulation, Monteverde opulation, La Selva spequeado, Las Cruces ant Height, Corcovado ?# 6 Jeffrey L. Dudycha
Kimberly A. Isaacs
Stacey A. Wooley 1992G The distribution of parrotfish bites on blades of Thalassia Testudinuum 137-138% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2. herbivory, Discovery Bay, sea grass, epiphytesd ?$ C Joseph J. Bizzarro
Erik W. Gunderson
Jon A. Rettmann
Alan B. Shabel 1992Q Diurnal herbivory on Thalassia testudinum as a function of distance from the reef 139-141% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Discovery Bay, sea grass, Tripneustes ventricosus, Diadema antillarum, urchins, parrotfish, Scarus croicensis, Sparisoma VirideD ?% ! Joseph J. Bizzarro
Alan B. Shabel 1992S Nocturnal herbivory on Thalassia testudinum as a function of distance from the reef 142-143% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Discovery Bay, sea grass, Tripneustes ventricosus, Diadema antillarum, urchins, parrotfish, Scarus croicensis, Sparisoma Viride ?& ; Janis M. Hall
Jack V. Ko
Sheryl L. Soucy
John J. Stachowicz 1992I Selective herbivory by parrotfish on epiphyte covered turtle grass blades 144-146% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2? Discovery Bay, sea grass, algae, Thalassia testudinum, Scaridae-?' N Teri C. Balser
Jennifer L. Burnaford
Anthony L. Guerrerio
Catherine N. O'Neill 1992C Sites for differential parrotfish herbivory on Thalassia testudinum 147-148% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2K Discovery Bay, sea grass, turtle grass, epiphytes, secondary cues, Scaridae"?( 6 Jennifer L. Burnaford
Jack V. Ko
Catherine N. O'Neill 1992X Color associations of Ophiothrix suensonii with Haliclona rubens and H. hogarthi sponges 149-156% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2C Discovery Bay, brittle star, color morphs, finger sponge, predation %?) 3 Joseph J. Bizzarro
Jeffry L. Dudycha
Alan B. Shabel 1992I Coral reef fish community structure as a function of substrate complexity 157-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2X Discovery Bay, rugosity, vertical relief, spatial complexity species richness, abundance ?*
Janis M. Hall 1992W Comparison of algae at 20 and 45 foot depths in teh fore reef of Discovery Bay, Jamaica 166-170% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2_ Discovery Bay, distribution, environmental stress, heribovy, competition, species composition, ?+ Anthony L. Guerrerio 19925 Distribution and behavior of Bunodeopsis antilliensis 171-180% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2_ Discovery Bay, anemone, Thalassia testudinum, diel behavior pattern, light intensity, flow rate?, Teri C. Balser
Sheryl L. Soucy 1992] The effects of Diadema antillarum on two Jamaican reefs: an examination of community response 181-189% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2M Discovery Bay, sea urchin, herbivory, algae, reef communities, mass mortality ?- Erik W. Gunderson 1992^ Foraging behavior of spotted goatfish (Pseudupeneus maculatus) at different stages of ontogeny 190-193% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2I Discovery Bay, schooling, predation risk, group benefits, juvenile, adult?. E Kimberly A. Isaacs
Jon A. Rettman
John J. Stachowicz
Stacey A. Wooley 1992d The role of algal cover in determing coral abundance at varying depths on a North Jamaican fore reef 194-200% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 2 Discovery Bay, coral overgrowth, Lobophora variegata, Dictyota spp., Sargassum spp., Halimeda spp., mound coral, brain coral, branching coral, leaf coral, herbivory munity, Palo Verde Community, Palo Verde ommunity, Palo Verde Community, Cerro Cacao lation, Corcovado itivores, Corcovado munity, Las Cruces munity, La Selva rstory, Palo Verde mmunity, Palo Verde Community, Palo Verde Community, Palo Verde munity, Cerro Cacao lation, Corcovado ssemblage, Corcovado semblage, Las Cruces emblage, Palo Verde ulation, Corcovado Community, Corcovado munity, Las Cruces ssemblage, La Selva ssemblage, Cerro Cacao Speed, Corcovado semblage, Las Cruces Community, La Selva ommunity, Cerro Cacao pulation, Corcovado lation, La Selva opulation, Palo Verde lation, Corcovado lation, La Selva pulation, Palo Verde mmunity, Cerro Cacao semblage, La Selva ommunity, Palo VerdeH ?/ < Elizabeth S. McLanahan
Elizabeth D. O'Hara
Charles R. Preuss 1993d Defense association between Thalassia Testudinum and Condylactis gigantea: reduced grazing pressures 132-133% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3W Discovery Bay, sea grass, turtle grass, herbivory, anemones, defense association theory$ ?0 . Samuel P. Cook
Jennifer P. Field
Marco Seandel 1993q The effect of Stegastes dorsopunicans territoriality on herbiovry of Thalassia testudinum by fish and sea urchins 134-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 34 Discovery Bay, dusky damselfish, turtle grass, algae ?1 0 Heather A. Dunn
Krista K. Ingram
Diana B. Kornet 1993M The utilization of visual cues in teh food sleectin of herbivorous parrotfish 136-138% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 31 Discovery Bay, sea grass, search image, herbivory ?2 , Thomas S. Bansak
Adam A. Blue
Linda M. Mizak 1993D Herbivory upon Thalassia Testudinum inside and outside of dense beds 139-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 35 Discovery Bay, sea grass, refuge, cover, turtle grass ?3 1 Nicole L. Drake
Sonya T. Dyhrman
Matthew B. Royer 1993K Diel feeding patterns of parrotfish and sea urchins on Thalassia testudinum 143-144% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3! Discovery Bay, diurnal, sea grass Q?4 0 Thomas S. Bansak
Heather A. Dunn
Diana B. Kornet 1993x The effect of physical characterists of isolate coral reef patches on community size and recruitment to artificial reefs 145-152% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3X Discovery Bay, recruitment rate, competition, turnover, species richness, rugosity, fish ?5 Nicole L. Drake 1993, Juvenile coral populations on Jamaican reefs 153-157% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3K Discovery Bay, algal cover, algal biomass, settling space, limiting factors [?6 Sonya T. Dyhrman 1993[ A study examining various factors influencing the algal community of Discovery Bay, Jamaica 158-165% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3 Discovery Bay, functional groups, herbivory, preference, Thalassia testudinum, Dictyota cervicornis, Sargassum polyceratium, Halimeda spp., Lobophora variegata ?7 < Jennifer P. Field
Elizabeth S. McLanahan
Elizabeth D. O'Hara 1993G The behavioral ecology of juveniles and adults in mixed species schools 166-173% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 32 Discovery Bay, foraging efficiency, predation risk ?8 Samuel P. Cook
Krista K. Ingram 1993P The influence of physical characteristics on the efficiency of cleaning stations 174-179% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3H Discovery Bay, promontory height, species richness, abundance, symbiosis??9 1 Charles R. Preuss
Matthew B. Royer
Linda M. Mizak 1993C Feeding behaviors of migrating schooling fish: Atherinomorus stipes 180-184% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3z Discovery Bay, hardhead silverfish, Atherinomorus stipes, mangroves, Ivelv Electivity Index, diel migration, planktivorous ?: Marco Seandel
Adam A. Blue 1993" Alarm response in terebellid worms 185-190% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 3C Discovery Bay, chemoreceptioin, motile response, localized response lation, Palo Verde pulation, Palo Verde unity, Corcovado ulation, Corcovado munity, Palo Verde Understory, Cerro Cacao munity, Palo Verde ommunity, Palo Verde semblage, Cerro Cacao semblage, Palo Verde ommunity, Palo Verde ommunity, Palo Verde pulation, Corcovado mmunity, Palo Verde pulation, Palo Verde@ ?; 1 Mark E. Berry
Diane J. Gardella
Andrew N. Swanson 1994R The importance of visual cues in scaridae selection of Thalassia testudinum blades 126-129% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4l Discovery Bay, Thalassia testudinum, parrtofish, epibiont, preferential grazing, visual selection, herbivory?< 3 D. Meegan Larsen
Peter S. Woodson
David B. Zug, Jr. 1994X Comparison of midday and dusk herbivory on Thalassia testudinum by parrotfish (Scaridae) 130-131% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4: Discovery Bay, Thalassia testudinum, parrotfish, herbivory ?= 3 Julie L. Bykowski
Brendan M. Everett
Pamela L. Kunz 1994M Herbivory as an indicator of Thalassia testudinum palatability for parrotfish 132-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4: Discovery Bay, Thalassia testudinum, parrotfish, herbivory ]?> / Mark E. Berry
Brendan M. Everett
Pamela L. Kunz 1994 Niche separation in two closely related sea urchins, Lytechnius variegatus and Tripneustes ventricosus, in a shallow back reef environment 136-141% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4S Discovery Bay, Lytechnius variegatus, Tripneustes ventricosus, spatial distribution ?? 9 Laura C. Broughton
D. Meegan Larsen
Dorothee K. Schreiber 1994\ Effects of light, time of day, and surge on the covering response of Tripneustes ventricosus 142-146% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 49 Discovery Bay, Tripneustes ventricosus, covering response i?@ Eden H. Abram
Aviva E. Liebert 1994 A study of Bunodeopsis antilliensis: effects on turtle grass herbivory and interactions with the predator Hermadice carunculata 147-151% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4{ Discovery Bay, Bunodeopsis antilliensis, Thalassia testudinum, Hermodice carunculata, symbiosis, predator-prey interactionsP ?A Hannah M. Fouts
Peter S. Woodson 1994 Effects of ambient current, light, and predation on the morphology and behavior of the serpulid polychaete, Spirobranchus giganteus 152-156% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4\ Discovery Bay, Spirobranchus giganteus, color morphs, predator avoidance, suspension feeding?B Diane J. Gardella 1994< Capture of small and large zooplankton by Madracis mirabilis 157-161% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4i Discovery Bay, Madracis mirabilis, coral polyp, tentacle capture, feeding strategy, nutrient acquisition
4 ?C " Jonathon J. Ruel
David B. Zug, Jr. 1994V The use of mixed-species foraging groups by the stoplight parrotfish, Sparisoma viride 162-166% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4k Discovery Bay, Sparisoma viride, stoplight parrotfish, mixed species groups, foraging, damselfish territory ?D # Andrew N. Swanson
Julie L. Bykowski 1994O Potential limitations to Diadema antillarum distribution in a Jamaican forereef 167-174% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 4E Discovery Bay, Diadema antillarum [Philippi], mass mortality, Jamaica opulation, Corcovado lation, Palo Verde pulation, Monteverde mmunity, Corcovado opulation, La Selva mblage, Monteverde lation, La Selva ommunity, Cerro De La Muerte opulation, Cerro De La Muerte pulation, Corcovado ssemblage, Monteverde ommunity, Cerro De La Muerte pulation, Cerro De La Muertee?E 5 Joanna M. Hubbard
Michale J. Glennon
Amy V. Barnhorst 1995j Preference for differential epibiont coverage on leaves of Thalassia testudinum in turtle grass herbivores 141-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5u Discovery Bay, sea grass, Scaridae, parrotfish, sea urchins, Diadema, Lytechinus, nematodes, copepods, nauplii, algae?F ! Wendy L. Osterling
Carter D. Wray 1995Q Diel herbivory on Thalassia blades in and out of Stegastes planifrons territories 143-145% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5R Discovery Bay, sea grass, Threespot damselfish, territories, diurnal, sea urchins$ ?G : Jennifer L. Mitchell
Nicole D. Pouliot
Sharon D. Karlsberg 1995V Herbivore grazing on Thalassia testudinum as a function of distance from coral patches 146-148% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5C Discovery Bay, turtle grass, sea grass, protection, predation risk $ ?H 2 Marc A. Ginsburg
Jason H. Brady
Jaya A. Kaveeshwar 1995V Diurnal and nocturnal herbivory on Thalassia testudinum near and far from a patch reef 149-151% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5K Discovery Bay, turtle grass, sea grass, sea urchins, parrotfish, protection ?I " Vanessa R. Levesque
Ian J. Stewart 1995H Herbivore response to turtle grass (Thalassia testudinum) leaf inversion 152-154% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5% Discovery Bay, epibionts, visual cues%?J Nina E. Perlroth
Chris D. Carson 1995T Grazer selectivity for Thalassia blades across a natural gradient of epibiotic cover 155-157% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5` Discovery Bay, parrotfish, sea urchins, Thallasia testudinum, sea grass, turtle grass, epibionts/?K ! Nina E. Perlroth
Marc A. Ginsburg 1995K The feeding behavior of the facultative cleanerfish, Thalassoma bifasciatum 158-163% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5r Discovery Bay, preferred food resource, bluehead wrasse, selectivity, ectoparasite, foraging strategy, competition E?L Carter D. Wray
Ian J. Stewart 1995\ A comparison of fish communities associated with isolated Montastrea and elkhorn coral heads 164-170% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5{ Discovery Bay, niche differentiation, Acropora palmata, Montastrea annularis, vertical relief, mound coral, branching coralv?M ' Nicole D. Pouliot
Jennifer L. Mitchell 1995] Patterns and functions of following behavior in the spotted goatfish (Pseudupeneus maculatus) 172-176% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Discovery Bay, heterospecific schools, leader fish, bluehead wrasse, slippery dick, princess parrotfish, predation risk, foraging strategy, feeding facilitiation ;?N 6 Jaya A. Kaveeshwar
Chris D. Carson
Sharon D. Karlsberg 1995K Aggregated distribution of Diadema antillarum in a shallow forereef habitat 177-182% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5i Discovery Bay, mass mortality, sea urchin, algae, species composition, predation risk, cover, aggregation ?O # Amy V. Barnhorst
Wendy L. Osterling 1995G Algal cover and its effect on regeneration and pumping rates of sponges 183-186% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5T Discovery Bay, porifora, competition, algae blooms, die off, overfishing, sea urchin =?P " Jason H. Brady
Vanessa R. Levesque 1995f Territoriality of the yellowline goby (Gobiosoma horsti) in yellow tube sponges (Aolysina fistularis) 187-190% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5d Discovery Bay, protection, species specific assocation, territoriality, niche partitioning, Gobiidaex ?Q $ Michale J. Glennon
Joanna M. Hubbard 1995d Diel changes in Ichthyofaunal abundance and composition in mixed species schools in a Caribbean reef 191-197% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 5 Discovery Bay, heterospecific schools, foraging rate, resource quality, species divesity, composition, abundance, age structure, microalgal turf, palatability Population, Palo Verde Population, cloud forest ommunity, Palo Verde Community, cloud forest uccess, San Luis, cloud forest ?R Matthew K. Little 19967 Do leaf-cutting ants bites off more than they can chew? 40-41% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6[ San Luis, cloud forest, Atta cephalotes, leaf-cutting ant, transport load, optimal foraging ?S # Angela c. Rutherford
David S. Canny 1996- Holey vines! Leaf morphology of Monstera sp. 42-43% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6D San Luis, cloud forest, Monstera spp., light flecks, leaf morphology ?T & Stasia A. Bembenek
James W. Hourdequin 19965 Leaf miner success on Piper in sun and shade habitats 44-46% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6v San Luis, cloud forest, herbivore damage, leaf miner, leaf morphology, pheneotypic plasticity, Piperaceae, Agromyzidae"?U 2 Jon S. Beadell
James W. Hourdequin
Anita L. Mannan 1996K Warming potential in Dahlia flowers and consequences for insect pollinators 47-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6V Cuerici, parabolic flowers, light reflection, phototropism, poikilotherm, microclimate ?V ( Stasia A. Bembenek
Christie D.R. Jackson 1996S They move in mysterious ways: Abundance and dispersion of Dipteran flower parasites 50-52% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6B Cuerici, Bomarea spp., random, aggregation, regular, spatial scale5?W Suzanne P. Bird
David S. Canny 1996` Effects of pollinator size and patch size on reproductive success in four species of angiosperms 53-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6h Cuerici, dispersion patterns, patch size, pollinator size, reproductive success, optimal foraging theoryU?X 2 Christy Hansel
Justin Z. Ruben
P. Parker C. Shelby 1996h Influence of abiotic factors on lichen and moss community structure in a high elevation tropical habitat 57-61% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6l Cuerici, abiotic factors, bryophytes, community structure, diversity, elevational gradients, lichens, mosses'?Y F Gregory M. Lief
Sarah E. Kopplin
Angela C. Rutherford
Alice M. Shumate 19969 Gigantism as a product of sexual selection in Sencio sp. 62-64% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6Y Cuerici, pollinator-mediated, herb, pollinator preference, Asteraceae, Cerro De La Muerte R?Z $ E. Hank Taliaferro
Matthew K. Little 1996R Effects of food abundance on territorial defense in the fiery-throated hummingbird 65-66% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Fiery-throated hummingbird, Panterpe insignis, territory quality, territorial defense, intraspecific competition 3?[ 1 Jon S. Beadell
Christy Hansel
James W. Hourdequin 1996Y Effects of forage preference on trail quality and transport efficiency in Atta cephalotes 67-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6Z Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, leaf toughness, trail quality, transport rate, leaf-cutter ant %?\ C Suzanne P. Bird
Stasia A. Bembenek
Sarah E. Kopplin
Gregory M. Lief 1996L Differential foraging of Atta cephalotes in the primary and secondary forest 69-71% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6G corcovado, Atta cephalotes, habitat, leaf-cutter ants, optimal foraging?] 2 David S. Canny
Justin Z. Ruben
P. Parker C. Shelby 1996+ Trail -clearing behavior in Atta cephalotes 72-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6Y Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, leaf-cutter ant, insect behavior, trail clearing, travel time+?^ * Christie D.R. Jackson
Angela C. Rutherford 1996E Ants on the move: Colony-specific pheromone trails of Atta cephalotes 75-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6m Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, leaf-cutter ant, pheromone trails, colongy-specific pheromones, inclusive fitness ?_ 4 Anita L. Mannan
E. Hank Taliaferro
Matthew K. Little 19961 Annual and diel harvest rates of leaf-cutter ants 78-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6M Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, biomass, gross primary productivity, harvest rate ?` Jon S. Beadell
Christy Hansel 1996; Distribution and diversity of Ichthyofauna in the Rio Claro 80-85% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6M Corcovado, ichthyofauna, resource partitioning, species richness, coexistence ?a v E Stasia A. Bembenek
David S. Canny
James W. Hourdequin
Justin Z. Ruben 1996` Effects of environmental heterogeneity and gap dynamics on ß-diversity in a tropical wet forest 86-88% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6O Corcovado, primary forest, secondary forest, forest regeneration, biodiversity Q?b % Suzanne P. Bird
Christie D.R. Jackson 1996] Processing chain interactions between detritovrous insect populations in Heliconia wagneriana 89-92% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Corcovado, commensal relationship, fly, syrphid, Q. angustriventris, amensal, mosquito larvae, interspecific interactions, bract?c " Sarah E. Kopplin
Matthew K. Little 1996, Groupie Saturnids and their balsa addictions 93-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6e Corcovado, Saturniid caterpillar, balsa tree, Ochroma lagopus, gregarious behavior, chemical defenses ( ?d 4 Gregory M. Lief
Anita L. Mannan
Angela C. Rutherford 1996R Foraging strategies and niche partitioning in Ateles geoffroyi and Cebus capucinus 95-96% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6S Corcovado, spider monkey, White-face monkey, coexistence, interspecific competitionH ?e 5 P. Parker C. Shelby
E. Hank Taliaferro
Fritz Gerhardt 1996L Factors determining fish distribution and abundance in tide pool communities 97-100% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6w Corcovado, fish community, physical environment, predation, tide pool, abiotic factors, biotic factors, predation risk "?f 1 Jon S. Beadell
Sarah E. Kopplin
Matthew K. Little 19965 Rainstorm effects on the behavior of Amazalia tzacatl 101-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6k La Selva, Amazalia tzacatl, rainstorm, foraging, territoriality, rufous-tailed hummingbird, cost of defense N?g z Suzanne P. Bird
Christy Hansel
James W. Hourdequin
Gregory M. Lief
Justin Z. Ruben
Angela C. Rutherford
E. Hank Taliaferro 1996S Creating contour maps of the February flood at La Selva Biological Research station 103-105% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 60 La Selva, disturbance, flood, GIS mapping system ?h K David S. Canny
Stasia A. Bembenek
Christie D.R. Jackson
P. Parker C. Shelby 1996Q Natural history of a large scale disturbacne: The February 1996 flood at La Selva 106-109% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 La SelvaN?i 8 Stasia A. Bembenek
Sarah E. Kopplin
Angela C. Rutherford 1996B Diurnal and spatial variations in Thalassia herbivory by reef fish 110-111% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Discovery Bay, diurnal variation, herbivory, predation, reef fish, spatial variation, Thalassia testudinum, turtle grass, sea grass 2?j 7 Suzanne P. Bird
James W. Hourdequin
P. Parker C. Shelby 1996S The effects of nutrient enhancement on near-shore Thalassia testudinum communities 112-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6W Discovery Bay, turtle grass, sea grass, herbivory, epiphyte load, phenotypic difference 3?k 4 David S. Canny
Christie D.R. Jackson
Gregory M. Lief 1996Z Spatial distribution effects on herbivory of Thalassia testudinum by parrotfish (Scaridae) 115-116% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6T Discovery Bay, Thalassia testudinum, herbivory, halo region. sea grass, turtle grass 6?l 3 Christy Hansel
Matthew K. Little
E. Hank Taliaferro 1996; Effects of damselfish territoriality on Thalassia herbivory 117-118% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6w Discovery Bay, herbivory, refuge, Stegastes fuscus, Stegastes planifrons, Thalassia testudinum, sea grass, turtle grass ?m . Justin Z. Ruben
Anita L. Mannan
Jon S. Beadell 1996F Effects of prior herbivory on parrotfish selection of Thalassia blades 119-121% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 63 Discovery Bay, thalassia, Scaridae, herbivory, cues?n E Jon S. Beadell
James W. Hourdequin
Anita L. Mannan
E. Hank Taliaferro 1996\ Effects of differential grazing on the importance of damselfish territories as algal refuges 122-126% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Discovery Bay, damselfish, macroalgae, species richness, territoriality, Stegastes planifrons, Microspathodon chrysurus, Stegastes dorsopunicans, yellowtail damselfish, threespot damselfish, dusky damselfish?o $ Suzanne P. Bird
Angela C. Rutherford 1996: Homing behavior and refuge selection in Diadema antillarum 127-129% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6X Discovery Bay, D. antillarum, homing, predation, sea urchin, refuge quality, wave action ?p 9 Sarah E. Kopplin
Christie D.R. Jackson
Stasia A. Bembenek 1996r Coral preference, dispersion patterns, and coloration patterns of the Christmas tree worm, Spirobranchus giganteus 130-133% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Discovery Bay, S. giganteus, P. asteroides, A. agaricites, P. porites, Diplora spp., E. fastigiata, M. annularis, S. siderea, substrate preference, dispersion, coral reefs ?q O Justin Z. Ruben
Gregory M. Lief
Matthew K. Little
Christy Hansel
David S. Canny 1996J Diel migration and depth zonation in a Caribbean coral reef fish community 134-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Discovery Bay, Acanthuridae, Scaridae, Pomacentridae, algivores, herbivores, planktivores, piscivores, depth zonation, diel movement, reef fish, vertical migration:?r P. Parker C. Shelby 1996W Factors determing the abundance and distribution of Echinometra lucunter and E. viridis 143-146% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6 Discovery Bay, burrow defense, competitive exclusion, Echinometra lucunter, Echinometra viridis, niche partitioning, sea urchin ?s \ Jon S. Beadell
James W. Hourdequin
Angela C. Rutherford
P. Parker C. Shelby
Alice M. Shumate 1996f Diel variation in zooplankton abundance and size distribution on a back reef in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 147-149% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 6s Discovery Bay, abundance, demersal zooplankton, species richness, vertical migration, visually-feeding planktivores C Ecology 74 Palo Verde, ant-acacias, herbivory, sensitive mimosa D Ecology 75 Corcovado, balsa, habitat distribution, nymphal casts t-acacia, Palo Verde al Ecology 7 Monteverde, Palo Verde, Cuerici, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, Coleoptera, leaf loss, Lepidoptera, plant defenses, toughness Vl Ecology 7F Palo Verde, Justica comata, nectar production, herb, one day flowering ` l Ecology 7P Discovery Bay, calcerous algae, filamentous algae, urchins, parrotfish, Scaridae OEcology 7A Cuerici, hummingbird behavior, homeotherm, metabolic requirements Ť Ecology 7 La {al Ecology 7j Monteverde, colonization rate, island biogeography, species abundance, species diversity, species richness Selva, Janzen-Connell model Val Ecology 7E Discovery Bay, long-spined urchin, herbivory, dispersion, aggregation jal Ecology 7Y Monteverde, aquatic invertebrates, functional feeding groups, tropical aquatic communites F Ecology 77 Corcovado, ant activity, diel patterns, Atta cephalotes G Ecology 78 Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, heat stress, leaf-cutter ant < l Ecology 7, Palo Verde, primate behavior, howler monkeys Ecology 7y Cuerici, early successional forest, hummingbird pollinated flowers, pollination biology, primary forest, secondary forest E Ecology 76 La Selva, display behavior, reproductive success, leks ts on meiofaunal communities in Discovery Bay, Jamaica 154-160% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 7` Discovery Bay, coarse sediment, copepod, grain size, fine sediment, nematode, polychaete, TingTM I Ecology 7: Palo Verde, vertical diel migration, copepods, cladocerans _l Ecology 7O Discovery Bay, sea grass, percent coverage, blade length, predator distribution el Ecology 7U Corcovado, Ateles geoffroyi, costs and benefits, foraging, group size, spider monkeys cl Ecology 7S Monteverde, elevational gradient, diversity, morphotypes, understory cover, density El Ecology 75 Discovery Bay, marine invertebrates, predator defense Ecology 7w Palo Verde, Monteverde, Cerro de la Muerte, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, beetles, family richness, insect sampling GEcology 79 Palo Verde, acacia, acacia-ants, aggression, Pseudomyrmex ;Ecology 7- Palo Verde, pollination biology, Veronia sp. Ccal Ecology 71 Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, leaf characteristics { Ecology 7l Discovery Bay, Thassia testudinum, turtle grass, coral, structural complexity, Pomacentridae, feeding groups 4 l Ecology 7$ Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, foraging B Ecology 73 Monteverde, abundance, canopy, elevational gradient + Ecology 7 La Selva, costs and benefits T l Ecology 7D Cuerici, reproductive status, reproductive size, reproductive effort e Ecology 7V Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, castes, defense, fixed behavior, soldier ants, worker ants | Ecology 7n Palo Verde, Monteverde, Cerro de la Muerte, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, tropical birds, species richness M Ecology 7> Palo Verde, reproductive fitness, resource allocation, acacias Oal Ecology 7> Corcovado, Palamonidae, predator avoidance, tropical estuaries I Ecology 7: Discovery Bay, coral, community structure, coral diversity L Ecology 7> Discovery Bay, Aplysia dactylomela, sea hare, Mollusca, inking Kal Ecology 7: Palo Verde, apparency theory, Jacquinia pungens, herbivory Gl Ecology 77 Palo Verde, Campylorhynchus rufinucha, Acacia collinsii @ l Ecology 70 Palo Verde, patch density, Veronia sp., foraging Fal Ecology 75 La Selva, avian-assisted seed dispersal, mist netting &l Ecology 7 Corcovado, tidal cycle YEcology 7K Cerro de la Muerte, Cuerici, evapotranspiration, herbivory, leaf pubescence = Ecology 7. Discovery Bay, sponge, algae, island, mainland Eal Ecology 74 Monteverde, bark-shedding, Bromeliaceae, Orchidaceae Wl Ecology 7G Cuerici, Centropogon talamancensis, hummingird mites, mutualism, nectar Bl Ecology 72 La Selva, foraging strategies, physical conditions aEcology 7S Palo Verde, carpenter bees, territorial behavior, resource defense, mating displays Ul Ecology 7E Corcovado, cyptic coloration, Eleutherodactylus, substrate preference D Ecology 76 Discovery Bay, density-dependence, resouce limitation @ l Ecology 70 Discovery Bay, marine invertebrates, recruitment I Ecology 7: Cerro de la Muerte, Cuerici, distribution, ferns, lycopods ~l Ecology 7n Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, Campylorhynchus rufinucha, commensalism, disturbances, habituation, Pseudomyrmex \ Ecology 7N La Selva, strawberry poison-dart frog, preferred prey, optimal foraging theory iEcology 8[ Cuerici, decomposition level, high elevation, microbial activity, microbial biomass, mites Ecology 8} Palo Verde, Monteverde, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, climate, leaf morphology, primary forest, understory, treefall gaps bEcology 8T Palo Verde, Acacia flowers, ant-plant mutualism, pollen, Pseudomyrmex sp., symbiosis Ecology 8 Corcovado, microhabitat, shrimp, guppies, Brachyraphis terrabensis, redfin fish, Hyphessobyron savagei, depth, substrate, predation risk e Ecology 8V Corcovado, eusocial insects, leaf-cutting ants, trail productivity, defense allocation o Ecology 8` Discovery Bay, Chromis cyanea, feeding rates, foraging efficiency, predator confusion, vigilance l Ecology 8 Discovery Bay, herbivory, induble plant defense, optimal foraging theory, parrotfish, Scaridae, secondary metabolites, turtle grass h Ecology 8Y Monteverde, cloud forest, elevational changes, epiphyll cover, leaf thickness, pubescence al Ecology 8x Discovery Bay, halo effect, niche separation, parrotfish, Sparisoma spp., Scarus spp., Tripneustes, turtle grass, urchin Ial Ecology 88 Corcovado, stage-based population model, basilisk lizard | Ecology 8n La Selva, specialist, generalist, endemic, rare, cosmopolitan, human disturbance, primary forest, conservation X Ecology 8J Palo Verde, ant-lion distribution patterns, Myrmeleon, pheromone detection Ecology 8 Discovery Bay, aggressive interactions, community structure, coral density, mesentary filaments, spatial distribution, sweeper tentacles d al Ecology 8S Palo Verde, Alouatta palliata, time allocation, feeding patterns, troop composition Z Ecology 8K Corcovado, La Selva, Monteverde, Palo Verde, species diversity, comparative FEcology 88 La Selva, mate attraction, poison dart frog, territories p l Ecology 8` Discovery Bay, Aulostomus maculatus, Batesian mimicry, camouflage, chromatomorphy, prey-learning ;l Ecology 8+ Discovery Bay, predation risk, planktivores Ual Ecology 8D Discovery Bay, Mysidacea, mysid schooling, size segregation, Jamaica al Ecology 8s Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, lichens, diversity, species richness, alpha diversity, beta diversity, gamma diversity ral Ecology 8a Monteverde, A-horizon, leaf litter, O-horizon, respiration rate, soil organic matter, temperature P l Ecology 8@ Discovery Bay, algae, epiphytes, sea grass, Thalassia testudinum T Ecology 8F La Selva, Janzen-Connell model, seedling mortality, uniform dispersion _Ecology 8Q Palo Verde, foraging efficiency, food availability, habitat complexity, Myrmeleon | Ecology 8m Discovery Bay, Acropora palmata, Christmas-tree worms, coral morphotypes, Millepora sp., Montastrea annularis _ Ecology 8P Monteverde, bee pollinators, cross-pollination, monoecious, protandry, sex ratio Ual Ecology 8D Corcovado, caste plasticity, resources, soldier ants, trail distance c Ecology 8T Discovery Bay, back-reef ecology, optimal foraging, Stegastes partitus, turtle grass al Ecology 8 Palo Verde, Callinula chloropus, interspecific aggression, intraspecific aggression, Jacana spinosa, nest predation, Porphyrula martinica Ecology 8 Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, genetic diversity, Lampornis castaneoventris, nectar production, Panterpe insignis, pollination, Selasphorus flammula ` Ecology 8R Palo Verde, ant-acacia mutualism, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, Pseudomyrmex spinicola cl Ecology 8S Discovery Bay, parrotfish, surgeonfish, turtle grass, herbivore-plant relationships Ial Ecology 88 La Selva, dung beetle, Scarabaeinae, resource limitation Ecology 8 Discovery Bay, Artistotle's lantern: test ratio, 1983 Diadema antillarum die-off, echinoids, fleshy macroalgae, food limitation, topographic complexity l Ecology 8 Discovery Bay, coral reef fishes, back reef, diel migration, niche differentiation, herbivores, carnivores, piscivores, planktivores Ecology 8v Palo Verde, Corcovado, Monteverde, La Selva, soils, microbial respiration, organic matter, pH, litterfall, comparative 8 Ecology 8* Corcovado, orb-weaver, dominance hierarchy ( Ecology 8 Corcovado, Atta colombica 5l Ecology 8% Cuerici, green violet-ear hummingbird The effect of light availability and temperature on the closure response to tactile stimulus Neptunia Plena 29-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 8A Palo Verde, Fabaceae, irradiance, Mimosoideae, Na+/K+ ATPase pump R Ecology 8C Monteverde, fern viability, Thelypteris, tropical premontane forest Ecology 8 Palo Verde, Eichhornia crassipes, exotic species, freshwater marsh, Neptunia plena, Nymphaea spp., root structure, zooplankton density {al Ecology 8j Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, aggregation, Melastomataceae, pollination potential, seed predation, seed set ` al Ecology 8O Corcovado, cost, leaf biomass, leaf cutter ants, trail productivity, pheromones IEcology 8; Palo Verde, aspect, gumbo limbo, photosynthetic bark, slope X l Ecology 8H Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, ant-plant mutualism, resource distribution P l Ecology 8@ Corcovado, leaf-cutter ant, foraging, communication, path choice Jal Ecology 89 Monteverde, bromeliad, climber, fern, liana, orchid, palm l Ecology 8] Corcovado, Calathea lutea, convergent morphology, Heliconia latispatha, Heliconia wagneriana < l Ecology 8, La Selva, Nyssodesmus python, size dominance t al Ecology 8c Palo Verde, effect of density on aggression and foraging, intraspecific aggression, Jancana spinosa Oal Ecology 8> Corcovado, foraging, habitat requirements, Noctilio leporinus wonia mariae, Heliconia pogonantha, Heliconia wagnerania, heribory, inflorescence, La Selva, orientation, phoretic mites c4_ Bonanza!, Cerro, corolla length, Diglossa plumbea, Eugenes fulgens, flowerpiercer, pollination b Tropical Ecology 14I competition, herbivory, plant defense, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, Palo Verde win Tropical Ecology 14\ group living, juveniles, predator detection, primate behavior, scanning behavior, Palo Verde us in Tropical Ecology 14X calcerous tube worms, depth, radiole crown, suspension feeding efficiency, Discovery Bay D Ecology 95 Palo Verde, meristematic tissue, aggressive behaviors ral Ecology 9a Palo Verde, microhabitat distribution, predation pressure, Ceraophyllum spp., Eichornia crassipes M Ecology 9> Monteverde, forest regeneration, secondary forest, agriculture BEcology 94 Palo Verde, herbivore damage, Pseudomyrmex spinicola {l Ecology 9k La Selva, Asterogyne martiana, dispersion, epiphyll, Heliconia irrasa, herbivory, Spathiphyllum eulvobirens 9l Ecology 9) Palo Verde, Inga spp., mutualism, defense 2l Ecology 9" Palo Verde, intraspecific behavior Yal Ecology 9H Palo Verde, dry deciduous forest, moisture stress, pubescence, leaf area > Ecology 9/ Palo Verde, Typha dominguensis, park management IEcology 9; Palo Verde, Dysdercus bimaculatus, seed shadow, Panama tree 2Ecology 9$ Palo Verde, extension growth, cactus 5Ecology 9' Palo Verde, habitat selection, foraging 4 Ecology 9& Palo Verde, ant lion, optimal foraging D al Ecology 93 Monteverde, anti-herbivore defense, abscised leaves Nl Ecology 9> Monteverde, River Continuum Concept, stream ecology, diversity Oal Ecology 9> Monteverde, litter trap theory, microhabitat, soil respiration h Ecology 9Y Cuerici, hummingbirds, life history strategies, pollinator attraction, Cerro de la Muerte L Ecology 9= Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, aquaculture, diversity, effluent Ecology 9x Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Trochilidae, Panterpe insignis, Selasphorus flammula, Colibri thalassinus, optimal foraging Wl Ecology 9G Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, disturbance, epiphytes, Quercus copayensis Eal Ecology 94 Corcovado, Atta colombica, nest cleaning, soil fauna B Ecology 93 Corcovado, Atta colombica, recruitment, disturbance 4 Ecology 9& Corcovado, leaf-cutter ants, pheromone < l Ecology 9, Corcovado, colony defense, leaf-cutting ants e Ecology 9V Corcovado, Jesus Christ lizards, population model, endogenous forces, exogenous forces Gl Ecology 97 Corcovado, coconut, competitive interference, Paguridae Vl Ecology 9F Corcovado, Inga spp., nutrient cycling, root/shoot ratio, root biomass nal Ecology 9] Corcovado, intraspecific competition, primate social organization, sex ratio, troop structure al Ecology 9Q Corcovado, bird community structure, feeding guilds, mist-netting, trophic levels gal Ecology 9V La Selva, clumped distribution, dispersal, forest gap dynamics, pioneer species, swing 0 l Ecology 9 La Selva, bala ants, food choice IEcology 9; La Selva, hotspot, Manacus candei, lek habitat associations H Ecology 99 La Selva, herbivory, intraspecific competition, pathogens Ecology 9 Palo Verde, Monteverde, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, anti-herbivore defense, tropical dry forest, rain forest, leaf abscission, leaf retention, leaf toughness Ecology 9} Palo Verde, Monteverde, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, bird community structure, forest complexity, spatial heterogeneity {l Ecology 9k Palo Verde, monteverde, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, spider community structure, structural complexity R Ecology 9C Discovery Bay, territorial aggression, algal tufts, habitat quality Bl Ecology 92 Discovery Bay, parrotfish, turtle grass, herbivory ?Ecology 91 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Ecology 90 Discovery Bay, predator avoidance, planktivores X al Ecology 9G Discovery Bay, coral reef fishes, niche differentiation, feeding guilds O Ecology 10? Palo Verde, ant-acacia, inducible defense, mutualism, symbiosis S Ecology 10C Palo Verde, ant, colonization, interspecific competition, mutualism C Ecology 103 Palo Verde, ant-acacia, mutualism, resource defense Ecology 10 Palo Verde, cattails, Eichhornia crassipes, hyacinth, intraspecific aggression, Nymphaea sp., Pistia stratiotes, Poaceae, water lettuce, water lilies L Ecology 10< Palo Verde, dominance, food competition, howler monkey, rank Ral Ecology 10@ Palo Verde, behavioral diversity, habitat encroachment, tameness x Ecology 10h Palo Verde, avian community structure, managment, species diversity, species richness, tropical wetlands K Ecology 10; Palo Verde, cattle, Typha dominguensis, wetlands management Qal Ecology 10? Palo Verde, desiccation, orchid, resource storage, water stress ; Ecology 10+ Palo Verde, marsh, nastic, sensitive mimosa gl Ecology 10V Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, ant defense, bird nest placement, streaked-backed oriole iEcology 10Z Palo Verde, Astyanax fasciatus, Cichlosoma longimanus, cichlid, competitive release, tetra W Ecology 10G Monteverde, litter-trap theory, Lumbricidae, Oligochaeta, soil moisture f Ecology 10V Monteverde, Costa Rica, cloud forest, forest dynamics, saplings, seedlings, succession Aal Ecology 10/ Monteverde, dispersal, free water, reproduction h Ecology 10X Monteverde, Calostoma cinnabarina, decay, elevation, fungivory, physiological adaptation 8 Ecology 10( Monteverde, decay, nutrient availability Kal Ecology 109 Monteverde, phenolics, plant defense, resource allocation L Ecology 10= Monteverde, canopy cover, microhabitat, resource partitioning el Ecology 10T Cuerici, coevolution, hummingbird pollination, nectar manipulation, optimal foraging ; Ecology 10+ Cuerici, giant herbs, pollination, seed set Eal Ecology 103 Cuerici, plant-hummingbird adaptations, pollination DEcology 105 Cuerici, Diptera, fruit fly, insect, plant, symbiosis sEcology 10d Corcovado, ant colony, leaf cutter ants, optimal foraging strategy, primary forest, secondary forest
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Discovery Bay, turtle grass, seagrass, parrotfish, Scaridae REcology 10C Discovery Bay, coral reef ecology, herbivory, seagrass, wave action Oal Ecology 10= Discovery Bay, bioassay, escape habitat, mangrove, parrotfish Ecology 10 Discovery Bay, Amphiroa fragilissima, Diadema antillarum, Dictyota linearis, Thalassia testudinum, macroalagal defenses, coral reef ecology D Ecology 104 Discovery Bay, resource partitioning, fish community D Ecology 104 Discovery Bay, copepods, medusae, vertical migration jal Ecology 10X Discovery Bay, balloonfish, coral reef, niche diversification, pufferfish, diel patterns iEcology 10Z Discovery Bay, algae, Dictyota divaricata, Lopophora variegta, MAAs, secondary metabolites _al Ecology 10M Discovery Bay, coral reef fish, diversity, foraging guild, predator avoidance p l Ecology 10_ Discovery Bay, doctor fish, herbivory, interspecific competition, ocean surgeon fish, schooling kal Ecology 10Y Discovery Bay, dusky damselfish, threespot damselfish, juvenile coloration, Pomacentridae ]al Ecology 10K Monteverde, mutualism, Phyllobates vittatus, tank bromeliad, Tropical Moose %Ecology 11 Palo Verde, ant-acacia Ual Ecology 11C Palo Verde, acacia, allometry, leaf area, Pseudomyrmex, stem volume Ul Ecology 11D Palo Verde, acacia-ant mutualism, Pseudomyrmex, spatial distribution _al Ecology 11M Palo Verde, Belostomatidae, damselfly nymphs, Naucoridae, predaton strategies E Ecology 115 Palo Verde, ant lion, Myrmeleon, substrate preference eal Ecology 11S Palo Verde, carton, coarse woody debris, dry forest, Isoptera, termitaria, termites Sal Ecology 11A Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, diurnal cycles, patrolling behavior ( al Ecology 11 Palo Verde, dry forest _Ecology 11P Palo Verde, approach distance, conditional response, heliothermic, predator risk Bal Ecology 110 Palo Verde, arthropod diversity, cattle, grazing X al Ecology 11F Monteverde, Diptera, Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, pollution, Trichoptera U Ecology 11E Monteverde, drip tip, elevational gradient, epiphyll, leaf morphology :l Ecology 11) Monteverde, canopy opening, soil moisture bl Ecology 11Q Monteverde, microbial respiration, nutrient availability, volumetric respirometer Jl Ecology 119 Monteverde, bee pollinator, deceit, reproductive strategy ]Ecology 11N Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, growth optimization, oak, Quercus, shade tolerant g Ecology 11W Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, forest dynamics, oak, recruitment, tropical montane forest mal Ecology 11[ Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, arthropods, bamboo, litter moisture, pH, soil moisture, tannin Kal Ecology 119 Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, photosynthesis, shade leaves ial Ecology 11W Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Diglossa plumbea, hummingbird flowers, Slaty Flowerpiercer 8 Ecology 11( Corcovado, Atta colombica, communication BEcology 113 Corcovado, Atta colombica, heat stress, temperature P al Ecology 11> Corcovado, leaf-cutter ants, optimal foraging, tree preference T al Ecology 11B Corcovado, bivouac, booty cache, column-raiders, termite predation bEcology 11S Corcovado, bat foraging, fish abundance, fishing bat, Noctilio leporinus, piscivory ^l Ecology 11M Corcovado, basilisk lizard, jesus christ lizard, metapopulation, microhabitat Oal Ecology 11= Corcovado, balsa, foraging, Ochroma lagopus, primate behavior Wal Ecology 11E Corcovado, gastropod, Nerita, Neritina, Paguridae, shell destribution Ol Ecology 11> La Selva, Araceae, leaf morphology, Monstera tenuis, tree bark ?al Ecology 11- La Selva, legume, nitrogen-fixation, rhizobia Kl Ecology 11: La Selva, leaf-cutter ants, seed dispersal, strangler figs eal Ecology 11S La Selva, early successional forest, primary forest, Scarabaeinae, secondary forest ^l Ecology 11M La Selva, calling behavior, lekking, mate-attraction, natural light intensity bal Ecology 11P La Selva, calling sites, poison arrow frog, strawberry dart frog, territoriality OEcology 11@ La Selva, leks, manakins, seed dispersal, vegetative composition s Ecology 11c La Selva, aquatic invertebrates, colonization, diapause, harpacticoid, metapopulation, phytotelmata 1 Dl Ecology 11* Discovery Bay, algal lawns, terr h Ecology 11X Discovery Bay, arm regeneration, coral reef, feeding behavior, predator-prey interaction
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Palo Verde, Acacia -ant mutualism, ant defense Aal Ecology 12/ Palo Verde, Astronium graveolens, Nasustitermes ^Ecology 12O Palo Verde, forest competition, forest disturbance, grazing pressure, herbivory Nal Ecology 12< Palo Verde, Alouatta palliata, predation risk, social groups Ecology 12 Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, ant defense, Campylorhynchus rufinucha, Icterus pustulatus, Tolymomyies sulphurescens, vegetation clearing ` Ecology 12P Palo Verde, Crematogaster sp., Myrmeleon spp., predation, Pseudomyrmex spinicola h Ecology 12X Palo Verde, food preference, herbivory, Iguanid lizards, omnivory, opportunistic feeding Cal Ecology 121 Palo Verde, bird diversity, management, marshland fal Ecology 12T Palo Verde, aquatic invertebrates, disturbance, tropical wetlands, wetland diversity BEcology 123 Palo Verde, Cactaceae, CAM, Lemaireocereus aragonii [ Ecology 12K Monteverde, coprophagy, mammalian dung, resource partitioning, Scarabaeidae q Ecology 12a Monteverde, Bromeliaceae, dispersal limitation, fern, Orchidaceae, resource limitation, treefalls I Ecology 129 Monteverde, Carabidae, forest disturbance, ground beetles ul Ecology 12d Monteverde, biodiversity-stability theory, diversity, folivores, leaf-miners, parasitism, resistance Nal Ecology 12< Monteverde, mechanical support, tree height, tree morphology { Ecology 12k Monteverde, Bomarea costaricensis, Hemichaena fruticosa, mutualism, nectar production patterns, pollination h l Ecology 12W Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, flowering height, Selaphorus flammula, volcano hummingbird {al Ecology 12i Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Coleoptera, keystone species, sociality, stridulation, subsocial, wood-borer al Ecology 12 Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Amphipoda, abiotic conditions, effluent, nutrient rich water, Simuliidae, stream position, Trichoptera, trout ponds Yl Ecology 12H Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Chusquea tonduzii, conspecific density, PAR A Ecology 121 Corcovado, ephemeral resource, Ficus lapathifolia l Ecology 12\ Corcovado, chemical cues, chemical receptors, defense, Eciton burchelli, insects, pheromones Ecology 12 Corcovado, alternative trajectory model, coarse woody debris, decay, decomposition, deterministic model, fungi, mites, plant community theory, termites l Ecology 12 Corcovado, army ants, barred woodcreeper, bicolored antbird, chestnut-backed antbird, Eciton burchelli, gray-headed tanager, mixed-species flocks, mutualism, parasitism, tawny-winged woodcreeper {l Ecology 12j Corcovado, basilisk lizard, immigration, Jesus Christ lizard, meta-population, negative density-dependence oal Ecology 12] Corcovado, Chiroptera, lunar phobia, Pettersson D240X ultrasound detector, predation, Sonobat O Ecology 12? La Selva, aggression, defense, digital recorder, territoriality T Ecology 12D La Selva, aposematic coloration, butterflies, Lepidoptera, predation r Ecology 12b La Selva, fly larvae, Heliconiaceae, invertebrates, mosquito larvae, Paramecium spp., phytotelmata UEcology 12F La Selva, alluvial soils, Janzen-Connell Hypothesis, seed survivorship wl Ecology 12f La Selva, Araceae, epiphyte, heteroblasty, Janzen's credibility, leaf morphology, Monstera tenuis, PAR al Ecology 12} La Selva, AFDM, microbial community, moisture content, primary forest, secondary forest, soil respiration, successional plots x Ecology 12i La Selva, Ascidae, commensalism, Hamelia patens, inflorescence, nectar, parasitism, Proctolaelaps kirmsei = 5 al Ecology 12b Monteverde, Palo Verde, Corcovado, La Selva e 5< Ecology 12 Las Cruces, Palo Verde, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative , Chiroptera, forest type, P al Ecology 12 Monteverde, Palo Verde, Corcovado, La Selva, comparative, butterfly, diet, endemic, generalist, human disturbance, range, specialist, species richness 5xal Ecolog 7, comparative, canopy, basal area, sapling, suppressed 6ettersson bat detector, resource partitioning, Sonobat My 12D Discovery Bay, Decapoda, macroalgae, Ophiuroidea, Polychaeta, refuge P l Ecology 12? Discovery Bay, competitive exclusion, intraspecific interaction l Ecology 12y Discovery Bay, back-reef, foraging, turtlegrass, herbivory, reef crest, Scarus spp., Sparisoma spp., Thalassia testudinum Vl Ecology 12E Discovery Bay, coral reef, Ophioderma brevispinum, Ophiocoma echinata al Ecology 12 Discovery Bay, cnidarians, copepods, decapods, Diadema antillarum, diel migration, emergence trap, macroalgae, polychaetes, Porites porites, Sidestrea sideratrus JEcology 12; Discovery Bay, copepods, diel migration, vertical migration cEcology 12T Discovery Bay, Columbus Park, disturbance, hurricane damage, LTS (Caricomp), spongin Y Ecology 12I Discovery Bay, community distribution, physiological limitation, Porifera e Ecology 12U Discovery Bay, aggression, Stegastes planifrons, territoriality, threespot damselfish al Ecology 12 Discovery Bay, algal turf, fish size, invertebrate refuge, macroalgae, resource defense, territoriality, territory size, threespot damselfish Ecology 12 Discovery Bay, camouflage, covering behavior, Lytechinus variegatus, predator defense, Tripnuestes ventricosus, turbidity, UV light Ecology 12 Discovery Bay, herbivory, heterogeneity, juvenile coral, marcoalgae, microalgal turf, microspatial, phase shift, recruitment, spatial z Ecology 12j Discovery Bay, diel activity, mixed-species school, resource partitioning, single-species school, solitary Gal Ecology 135 Palo Verde, acacia ant, mutualism, resource abundance Ecology 13 Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, Crematogaster brevispinosa, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, P. gracilis, P. nigrocincta, P. nigropilosa, P. spinicola x al Ecology 13f Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, Crematogaster brevispinosa, herbivory, mutualism, Pseudomyrmex spinicola el Ecology 13T Palo Verde, intraspecific competition, resource competition, site selection, spacing cal Ecology 13Q Palo Verde, Howler monkeys, predation pressure, social groups, vigilance behavior l Ecology 13z Palo Verde, habitat preference, Jacana spinosa, marsh, social structure, subordinate-dominance patterns, tropical wetlands Z Ecology 13J Palo Verde, deciduous, desiccation, trade winds, tropical forest structure [l Ecology 13J Palo Verde, hydraulic lift, phreatophyte, reverse phenology, soil moisture bl Ecology 13Q Palo Verde, colonization, intermediate disturbance hypothesis, wetland vegetation il Ecology 13X Palo Verde, Crematogaster brevispinosa, plant-insect coevolution, Pseudomyrmex spinicola nal Ecology 13\ Palo Verde, Acacia collinsii, ants, chemical cues, communication, defense response mutualism X al Ecology 13F Palo Verde, capture success, foraging efficiency, Myrmeleon, predation M Ecology 13= Palo Verde, marsh conservation, Typha dominguensis, waterfowl Oal Ecology 13= Monteverde, herbivory, leaf morphology, tropical cloud forest I Ecology 139 Monteverde, aspect, filmy ferns, Hymenophylla asplenoides ]l Ecology 13L Monteverde, Arachnida, cost and benefit trade-offs, prey capture, web damage 7l Ecology 13& Monteverde, Bromeliaceae, phytotelmata Ecology 13o Monteverde, anthropogenic inputs, nutrient loading, pollution, stream diversity, stream flow, stream succession al Ecology 13~ Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, bamboo, masting, Quercus copeyensis, Quercus costarincensis, succession, Swallenchola subtessella W Ecology 13G Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, frequency-dependent selection, pollination h al Ecology 13V Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, optimal foraging theory, resource density, territoriality T l Ecology 13C Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, flower visitation, hummingbird, insect w Ecology 13g Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, alternative medicine, medicinal plants, plant use, rainforest conservation Zl Ecology 13I Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, energy efficiency, eusocial insects, foraging 6Ecology 13' Corcovado, fungus, cultivation, flowers H al Ecology 136 Corcovado, leaf-cutters, response time, transport rate @ al Ecology 13. 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Corcovado, light incidence, Marantaceae, phototropism, pulvinus ml Ecology 13\ Corcovado, competition, food preference, life history, predation, scavengers, shell aperture 9al Ecology 13' Corcovado, Atta cephalotes, temperature 6al Ecology 13$ La Selva, amphibians, homing ability Q Ecology 13A La Selva, density-dependence, population dynamics, seed dispersal il Ecology 13X La Selva, community structure, nutrients, soluble reactive phosphorous, stream chemistry D l Ecology 133 La Selva, decomposition, nitrogen, nutrient cycling QEcology 13B La Selva, bird foraging, Hamelia patens, Rubiaceae, seed dispersal N Ecology 13> La Selva, aquatic invertebrate, malaria, mosquitoes, tree-hole u Ecology 13e Palo Verde, Monteverde, La Selva, comparative, environmental predictability, niche, species diversity al Ecology 13 Palo Verde, Monteverde, La Selva, Corcovado, comparative, basal area, dry forest, elevation, forest composition, pre-montane cloud forest, precipitation, prism method, rainforest, seasonality ~Ecology 13o Palo Verde, Monteverde, La Selva, comparative, decomposition, diversity, carbon, nutrient cycling, productivity L al Ecology 13: Cerro de la Muerte, La Selva, Ben's mom, MEJENGA!, swarthy ral Ecology 13` Discovery Bay, Diadema antillarum, Stegastes planifrons, territoriality, Tripneustes ventricosus EEcology 136 Discovery Bay, mangroves, salinity, vertical migration T Ecology 13D Discovery Bay, herbivory, Spyridia filamentosa, Thalassia testudinum D al Ecology 132 Discovery Bay, autonomy, Echinodermata, ophiuroids d al Ecology 13R Discovery Bay, algae, competitive exclusion, coral reef, grazer, herbivory, urchin ` l Ecology 13O Discovery Bay, juvenile coral, long-spine black urchin, macroalgae, urchin zone F Ecology 136 Discovery Bay, community structure, light availability SEcology 13D Discovery Bay, amphipods, Bryothamnion triquetrum, copepods, isopods :l Ecology 13) Discovery Bay, heaping, stress, sunscreen ml Ecology 13\ Discovery Bay, Scarus croicensis, schooling behavior, Stegastes fuscus, Stegastes planifrons cEcology 13T Discovery Bay, brittle stars, depth effects, gobies, polychaetes, yellow tube sponge Fl Ecology 135 Discovery Bay, coral reef, habitat, species diversity wEcology 13h Discovery Bay, community structure, coral reefs, predator avoidance, resource partitioning, turtle grass k Ecology 13[ Discovery Bay, copepod, zooplankton size, diel vertical migration, size selective predation ?t D Jennifer N. 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Ha Linh Vu 2007y An application of the resource availability hypothesis to early and late successional stands at Palo Verde National Park 36-40% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17B Palo Verde, antiherbivory, structural defense, t( ]?| ; Sarah C. Isbey
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Chad S. Gorbatkin 2007S The colony architecture of Pseudomyrmex spinicola on the ant-plant Acacia collinsii 41-47% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17J Palo Verde, mutualism, nesting space limitation hypothesi ^?} 3 Zachary A. Mayer
James A. Marlow
Pamela M. Collins 20073 Patch dynamics of the black-bellied whistling duck 48-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 177 Dendrocygnus autumnalis, Population e ^0?~ = Chad S. Gorbatkin
Jennifer R. Post
Jennifer N. Cech
Sonia Lei 2007O The maintenance of avian morphospecies richness in human managed microhabitats 60-64% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17= Monteverde, active management, conservation@/ ^H? James A. Marlow 2007z Intercommunity patterns of climbers and epiphytes in primary and secondary montane cloud forest at Monteverde, Costa Rica 65-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17g Monteverde, epiphyte, co‐occurrence, succession, space competition, structural groupF7 ^\? R Mayda H. Nathan
Allison M. Citro
Pamela M. Collins
Tina Harrison
Brigette A. Jones 2007@ Roosting behavior of the exploding butterfly, Manataria maculate 75-79% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17d Monteverde, cloud forest, Costa Rica, social behavior, roosting, Lepidoptera, Nymphal_O ^p? I Ankit Rastogi
Sarah C. Isbey
Ha Linh Vu
Zachary A. Mayer
Samuel J. Haynor 2007 Hanging with my pHat bro(meliads): The negative effects of increasing acidity on aquatic invertebrate abundance in Guzmania monostachyia (Bromeliaceae) 80-87% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17. acid rain, phytotelmata, MontebO ^? 3 Pamela M. Collins
Brigette A. Jones
Mayda H. Nathan 2007N Effects of deforestation and succession on soil at Cerro Cuericí, Costa Rica 116-122% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17 Cuerici, Cerro, Quercus copeyensis, Q. costaricensis, Alnus alcucuminata, oak, alder, pasture, land use, pH, soil horizon de ^? Tina Harrison
Allison M. Citro 20078 Insect community structure in a species of yellow aster 123-129% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17V Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Asteraceae, florivory, succession, rar0 ^? ! Zachary A. Mayer
Samuel J. Haynor 2007A A berry color dimorphism in a new species in the family Ericaceae 88-96% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17~ Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, Pernettya saelyeae, Pernettya prostrata, berry color dimorphism, Costa Rica, pá ^? ? Jennifer R. Post
Chad S. Gorbatkin
Ankit Rastogi
Sarah C. Isbey 2007Q Working towards sustainability: A case study of a tropical montane field station 97-107% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17; Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, sustainabilit;' ^? 5 Ha Linh Vu
Sonia Lei
James A. Marlow
Jennifer N. Cech 2007X Size-specific and partially inducible delayed greening in Anthurium hoffmanni (Araceae) 108-115% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17\ Cuerici, Cerro de la Muerte, herbivory, plant defense, Araceae, inductiodS ]? G Jennifer N. Cech
Tina Harrison
Brigette Jones
Sonia Lei
James A. Marlow 2007b Environmental cues driving the diel activities of the terrestrial hermit crab Coenobita compressus 130-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17i Corcovado, spatial orientation, intertidal zone, foraging behavior, behavioral cues, pho _? B Samuel J. Haynor
Chad S. Gorbatkin
Sarah C. Isbey
Zachary A. Mayer 2007^ Diel emigration and foraging behaviors of the army ant, Eciton hamatum (Subfamily Ecitoninae) 136-144% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17# bivouac, foraging0 _ ? ) Jennifer R. Post
Ankit Rastogi
Ha Linh Vu 2007t No need for speed: A study of the effects of water velocity on Neritina latissima distribution in a tropical stream 145-150% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17A snail distribution, Corcovado, snail density, poO; _4? B Chad S. Gorbatkin
Sarah C. Isbey
Zachary A. Mayer
Allison M. Citro 2007 The Ponerine paradox: foraging inefficiencies in the giant tropical ant, Paraponera clavata (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Ponerinae) 151-156% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17: Corcovado, bullet ant, social insects,1 _L? 2 Allison M. Citro
Pamela M. Collins
Mayda H. Nathan 2007 Population structure and distribution of Cocos nucifera along a stretch of Pacific Coast, Parque Nacional Corcovado, Costa Rica 157-162% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17- Corcovado, coconut, palm, p _d? . Ha Linh Vu, Jennifer R. Post, Jennifer N. Cech 2007i Visitation and fruit consumption by birds at a reproductive Ficus pertusa at La Selva Biological Station 163-169% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17* La Selva, Keystone spe _|? ( Sonia Lei
Mayda H. Nathan
Tina Harrison 2007p The relationship between leaf litter composition and associated invertebrate diversity in a tropical wet forest 170-176% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17/ La Selva, macroinvertebrate, _? Mayda H. Nathan 2007] A comparison of herbivory rates on turtlegrass, Thalassia testudinum, at two Caribbean sites 177-181% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17? Little Cayman Island, Discovery Bay, Jamaica, r? Pamela M. Collins
Tina Harrison 2007b Population structure and size distribution of queen conch in Grape Tree Bay, Little Cayman Island 182-187% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical _? Sarah C. Isbey
Chad S. Gorbatkin 2007T Non-random use of three-dimensional structures by three Caribbean coral reef fishes 188-194% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17C Little Cayman, niche partitioning, lottery theory 5 _ Ecology 176 Little Cayman, fisheries, conservatio
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Jennifer N. Cech 2007P Diel patterns in zooplankton assemblages over a Little Cayman Island coral reef 195-200% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17< Little Cayman, copepods, decapods, polych _? X + James A. Marlow
Jennifer R. Post
Ha Linh Vu 2007V Thalassia testudinum density and herbivory as a function of distance from coral heads 201-205% Dartmouth Studies in Tropi5# `d? 1 Susan E. Elliott
Laura A. Burkle
Allison M. Citro 2007S Diel patterns of coral reef fish behavior in Jackson’s Bay, Little Cayman Island 206-213% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17_ diel fish behavior, coral reef, Little Cayman Island, predator-avoidance, res `|? Pamela M. Collins 2007\ Age-specific habitat preference by the queen conch, Strombus gigas, at Little Cayman Island 214-218% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 175 Little Cayman, fisheries management,>+ `? G James A. Marlow
Tina Harrison
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Ha Linh Vu
Jennifer R. Post 2007S Fish communities in continuous and patch mangrove habitats on Little Cayman Island 219-223% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17R Little Cayman, Habitat fragmentation, docks, fish species richn+ `? " Brigette A. Jones
Allison M. Citro 2007J Tradeoffs between predator avoidance strategies in two sabellid fan worms 224-229% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17m Little Cayman, Notualax occidentalis, Anamobaea orstedii, Sabellidae, fan worms, polychae `? Chad S. Gorbatkin
Sarah C. Isbey 2007@ Reducing the space limitations on juvenile fish in reef systems 230-238% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17K Little Cayman, artificial reef, microhabitat preference, ?+ `? L Jennifer N. Cech
Samuel J. Haynor
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Mayda H. Nathan
Sonia Lei 2007W The effects of ocean versus land influences on barrier reefs around a Caribbean island 240-248% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17J coral reef health, Little Cayman Island, land influenc;+ `? @ Zachary A. Mayer
Ankit Rastogi
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Samuel J. Haynor 2007[ Diel polyp behaviors and disturbance response in a Caribbean gargonian, Briareum asbestinum 249-257% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17N corky sea finger, zooxanthellae, soft coral, Little Cayman IslZG a? D Ankit Rastogi
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Pamela Collins 2007h The effects of geothermal and anthropogenic phosphorus inputs on tropical macroinvertebrate communities 258-262% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 17\ La Selva Biological Station, nutrient inputs, soluble reactive phosphorus4 ? C Thomas J. Lobben
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Tiffany D. Chang 2008l Defensive response of mutualistic ants to simulated mammalian herbivory on Acacia collinsii and A. cornigera 1-3% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 187 Palo Verde, palatability, hybridization, Beltian bodies ? U Alex C. Spinoso
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Eleanor B.R. Pascall
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Yiran Gu 2008 Testing manipulation of host tree geometry by two acacia ant species, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis and P. spinicola, in northwestern Costa Rica 4-5% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18u Palo Verde, Pseudomyrmex flavicornis, P. spinicola, Acacia collinsii, acacia ants, escape in space, host ? : Lia M. Cheek
Ian G. Wheat
Brian M. Lappas
Alanna H. Purdy 2008S Local and systemic defenses of Acacia collinsii by Pseudomyrmex spinicola colonies 6-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18: Palo Verde, local induction, systemic inductO? > Thomas J. Lobben
Eleanor B.R. Pascall
Yiran Gu
Dylan D. Thomas 2008d Crush those cattails! Associations between avian feeding guilds and habitats on a Costa Rican marsh 9-12% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18^ habitat heterogeneity, marsh management, conservation, marsh birds, feeding guilds, Palo Verde ion, mutualism
manipulation X ? W Samantha R. Kaplan
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Alex C. Spinoso 2008\ Retention and morphology of leaves over an environmental gradient at Palo Verde, Costa Rica 13-16% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18U leaf morphology, elevation gradient, tropical dry forest, Palo Verde, land adaptation ? < Jenna M. Sullivan
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Ian G. Wheat 2008< Effects of cattle on fine root density and soil respiration 17-19% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18& Water retention, Palo Verde, Nutrients ? 7 Yiran Gu
Thomas J. Lobben
Tiffany D. Chang
Lia M. Cheek 20085 Murder by numbers: The efficiency of army ant castes 20-22% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18K Palo Verde, division of labor, Eciton burchillii parvispinum, social insect ? D Eleanor B.R. Pascall
Brian M. Lappas
Alanna H. Purdy
Dylan D. Thomas 2008C Ducks decoded: group behavioral dynamics in Palo Verde, Costa Rica 23-26% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18? Palo Verde, Dendrocygna autumnalis, group dynamiM? W Samantha R. Kaplan
Alex C. Spinoso
Jenna M. Sullivan
Robert H. Yanker III
Ian G. Wheat 2008^ Foraging and scanning behaviors in male and female mantled howler monkeys (Alouatta palliata) 27-29% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18H primate behavior, time allocation, social groups, Palo Verde, Costa Rica cs, aggregation 4 ? 4 Samantha R. Kaplan
Thomas J. Lobben
Tiffany D. Chang 2008 Effects of soil organic layer depth and light availability on individual size of the bamboo Chusquea sp. in a Neotropical cloud forest 30-32% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18) Monteverde, water retention, canopy cover$? D Robert H. Yanker III
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Alex C. Spinoso 2008I Morphological variation of epiphytic bromeliads with height above ground 33-35% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18G vertical stratification, nutrient gradient, moisture stress, Monteverde *? Jenna M. Sullivan
Lia M. Cheek 2008p Effects of alternative coffee growth methods on arthropod diversity and the incidence of leaf fungal infections 36-37% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18L Monteverde, Costa Rica, coffee plantation, Coffea arabica, Mycena citricolor ? Ian G. Wheat and Dylan D. Thomas 2008f Delayed greening and the effect of light availability on chlorophyll density in Diplazium urticifolium 38-41% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18J physiological constraint, growth rate, trade‐offs, inducible, Monteverde ? Yiran Gu
Eleanor B.R. Pascall 2008b Flourishing flowers and picky pollinators in the gaps of a cloud forest at Monteverde, Costa Rica 42-44% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18L forest gap, morphological syndrome, flower abundance, pollinator, MonteverdeI? > Robert H. Yanker III
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Brian M. Lappas 2008^ Tracking dissolved oxygen level through an organic rainbow trout farm at Cuericí, Costa Rica 45-49% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18] Cuerici, rainbow trout farm, dissolved oxygen, water temperature, photosynthesis, respiration2? C Eleanor B.R. Pascall
Jenna M. Sullivan
Alex C. Spinoso
Lia M. Cheek 20082 Group foraging activities of large-footed finches 50-54% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18m bird behavior, time allocation, social groups, Cuericí, Costa Rica, Cerro de la Muerte, resource aggregation 0 ? @ Alanna H. Purdy
Thomas J. Lobben
Ian G. Wheat
Samantha R. Kaplan 2008^ Tossing Passalids: Effects of subgroup transplantation and disturbance on social interactions 55-59% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18B Cuerici, aggregation, coleoptera, colony, communication, sociality? Dylan D. Thomas 2008Z The tradeoffs of tilting: an analysis of non-vertical growth in a montane tropical forest 60-66% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18K Cuerici, torque, compensation point, tapering, game theory, parameter space_? d Alex C. Spinoso
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Jeffrey R. Garnas 2008< Foraging behaviors in fish-eating bats (Noctilio leporinus) 67-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18o Corcovado, bat foraging behavior, coastal systems, greater bulldog bat, predator-prey interactions, Río Sirena ? ! Ian G. Wheat
Eleanor B.R. Pascall 2008; Sun, salt and sand: How the coast affects forest structure 76-80% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18+ coastal edge, lowland rainforest, Corcovado ? Yiran Gu 2008V What’s in a fig? The interactions between figs, fig wasps, and fig wasp parasitoids 81-88% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18U Corcovado, Figs, Ficus obtusifolia, fig wasp, fig wasp parasitism, fruiting synchrony ? 5 Brian M. Lappas
Robert H. Yanker III
Thomas J. Lobben 20087 Leaf orientation in heliotropic Calathea (Marantaceae) 89-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18, Corcovado, diaheliotropism, paraheliotropism ? Alanna H. Purdy
Dylan D. Thomas 2008L Going beyond the exploitation ecosystem hypothesis for algae in Río Claro 95-101% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18S Corcovado, autochtonous, competition, conductance, salinity, substrate, transplants ? Stephen J. Taerum 2008Z Leaf-cutter ants (Atta cephalotes) are similarly abundant in primary and secondary forest 102-107% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18` disturbance, herbivory, interspecific interactions, tropical forests, leaf-cutter ants, La Selva 2? U Brian M. Lappas
Alanna H. Purdy
Dylan D. Thomas
Thomas J. Lobben
Robert H. Yanker III 2008C Multiple navigation strategies in the bullet ant Paraponera clavata 108-113% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18H ant navigation, learning, pheromones, recruitment, travel time, La Selva ? Lia M. Cheek 2008M Relation of calling quality in male Dendrobates pumilio to territory quality 114-117% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18D Strawberry poison dart frogs, frog vocalization, La Selva Costa Rica ? Ian G. Wheat 2008Q A danger in density: the effects of host distribution on leaf epiphyte abundance 118-121% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18< phyllosphere, foliicolous epiphytes, fishtail palm, La Selva ? Alex C. Spinoso 2008o Bullet proof: Ecological stoichiometry and the diurnal forging preferences of bullet ants (Paraponera clavata) 122-127% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18( optimal foraging, ant behavior, La Selva ? T Tiffany D. Chang
Jenna M. Sullivan
Samantha R. Kaplan
Eleanor B.R. Pascall
Yiran Gu 2008n Two can play this game: a study of toucan dominance in the frugivorous bird community at La Selva, Costa Rica 128-132% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18p community structure, Ramphastos swainsonii, R. sulfuratus, Pteroglossus torquatus, species coexistence, La Selva ? " Tiffany D. Chang
Jenna M. Sullivan 2008L Temporal associations of coral and zooplankton activity on a Caribbean reef 133-138% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18D Montastrea annularis, Little Cayman, zooplankton assemblage, copepod? 9 Robert H. Yanker III
Eleanor B.R. Pascall
Brian M. Lappas 2008M Effects of high winds on a coral reef fish community on Little Cayman Island 139-144% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18- wind disturbance, shallow reef, Little Cayman ? ? Dylan D. Thomas
Ian G. Wheat
Alex C. Spinoso
Samantha R. Kaplan 2008@ Coral and algal communities in Grape Tree Bay: A baseline study 145-155% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18> coral reef degradation, Little Cayman, Shannon diversity index ? Thomas J. Lobben
Lia M. Cheek 2008l Coral patches on a back reef do not conform to diversity-distance predictions of island biogeography theory 156-160% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 180 Island biogeography, Little Cayman, Surface area ? Yiran Gu
Alanna H. Purdy 2008O With a little help from my friends: benefits of schooling in ocean surgeonfish 161-167% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18E Acanthurus bahianus, schooling, predation, competition, Little Cayman ?? Alanna H. Purdy
Alex C. Spinoso 2008U Initial recruitment of coral reef fish to small-scale artificial, complex structures 168-176% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18M Fish recruitment, artificial coral reefs, diversity, back reef, Little Cayman G? L Brian M. Lappas, Samantha R. Kaplan, Jenna M. Sullivan, and Thomas J. Lobben 2008U Sharknose goby and Pederson shrimp provide distinct cleaning services to client fish 177-180% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18T Little Cayman, cleaner fish, cleaner shrimp, Periclimenes pedersoni, Gobiosoma genie ? Tiffany D. Chang
Ian G. Wheat 2008[ Distribution and polyp behavior of three phenotypes of Montastrea across two microhabitats 181-185% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18L Little Cayman, morphotypes, boulder, lobed, encrusting, habitat associations x? Robert H. Yanker III 2008O Time budgets for Nassau Grouper (Epinephelus striatus) on Little Cayman Island 186-198% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18< territoriality, fish and crustacean predat1? Lia M. Cheek
Yiran Gu 2008^ To fish or not to fish: Science, policy, public opinion, and the management of Nassau Grouper 189-193% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18l Little Cayman, aggregation, fishing regulation, economy, fisherman, marine park officers, endangered species ion, Little Cayman *? Eleanor B.R. Pascall 2008d Host preference of Flamingo Tongues, Cyphoma gibbosum, among two gorgonians on Little Cayman Island 194-197% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 18_ back reef, gorgonian community, Little Cayman Research Center, Corky Sea Finger, Knobby Sea Rod z? ? Z Jeremy H.M. Chan
Eben E.B. Bein
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Keng-Lou Hung
Brianna L. Wilkinson 2009i Save the babies: Preferential defensive recruitment of Pseudomyrmex spinicola to Acacia collinsii thorns 1-4% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19i Palo Verde, resource allocation, predation, mu @? \ Karl Grunseich
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Robin M. Meyers
Daniel L. Susman
Jonathon M. Wachter 2009k Not all mutualisms are created equal: Differences between two Pseudomyrmex spp. inhabiting Acacia collinsii 5-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19f Palo Verde, plant defense, costs, competitiog; ? W Cody P. Doolan
Charles W. Knape
Emily L. Pizzichemi
Derek S. Stenquist
Sarah E. Wengert 2009P "Wren"ting an Acacia: Differential response of Acacia ants to bird nest material 11-14% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19p Palo Verde, behavior, Acacia collinsii, Pseudomyrmex spinicola, oriorK ? ! Daniel L. Susman
Jonathon Wachter 2009{ The effect of three plant species on the abundance and diversity of freshwater macroinvertebrates in Palo Verde, Costa Rica 15-20% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Palo Verde, wetland, birds, Typha dominguensis, water hyacinth, Eichornia crassipes, Oxycaryum > ? 0 Charles W. Knape
Jeremy H.M. Chan
Cody P. Doolan 2009^ Hide and seek: Spatial and temporal predator avoidance among fish of the Palo Verde marshland 21-24% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19` Palo Verde, Poecilia gillii, Eichhornia crassipes, molly, water hM x? = Emily Pizzichemi
Karl Grunseich
Derek Stenquist
Sarah Wengert 2009I Partitioning of resources in space and time by birds in Laguna Palo Verde 25-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19w Palo Verde, marsh birds, niche overlap, resource part? j Robin M. Meyers 2009e Extended parental care of adult male Northern Jacanas (Jacana spinosa) limits their food resource use 32-38% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19u Palo Verde, reversed sexual size dimorphism, polyandry, territory, dimofismo sexual revertido, poliandria, territorio Bitioning, aves del humedal, traslape de nicho, reparto de recursos yacinth, guppy, lirio acuático 'cubense, humedal, aves, lirio acuático , le, wren, comportamiento, matraca, calandria :n, ants, defensa de plantas, costos, competencia, hormigas ;tualism, designación de recursos, depredación, mutualismo ? j Keng-Lou Hung
Eben E.B. Bein 2009p A pride of antlions? Examining the aggregation behavior of Myrmeleon sp. and its relation to foraging efficiency 39-45% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Palo Verde, intraspecific interactions, density dependence, dispersion, local migration, habitat choice, interacciones intersespecíficas, dependiente de la densidad, migración local, elección de hábitat E Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Brianna L. Wilkinson 2009. Influence of temperatureon butterfly abundance 46-51% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19R Palo Verde, wind, temperature, poikilotherms, viento, temperatura, poiquilothermos ? ! Charles W. Knape
Sarah E. Wengert 2009; Recent elevation shifts in bird distributions in Monteverde 52-55% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 190 Monteverde, global warming, calentamiento global? j $ Brianna L. Wilkinson
Robin M. Meyers 2009W Longer drip tips in Psychotria spp. do not enhance drainage or inhibit epiphyll growth 56-58% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19n Monteverde, leaf morphology, water draniage, cloud forest, morfología foliar, drenaje de agua, bosque nuboso f? L Eben E.B. Bein
Jeremy H.M. Chan
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Jonathon M. Wachter 2009m Water-shedding strategies in cloud forest leaves: Interactions between acuminate tips and leaf surface traits 59-62% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19] Monteverde, drip tips, leaf venation, cuticles, puntas de goteo, venación foliar, cutículas H ? 2 Cody P. Doolan
Derek S. Stenquist
Daniel L. Susman 2009n Bark type and vertical resource gradients determine bromeliad distribution within and among cloud forest trees 63-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19X Monteverde, bark type, habitat availability, tipo de corteza, disponibilidad de hábitat? B Marguerite Dashevsky
Karl Grunseich
Keng-Lou Hung
Emily Pizzichemi 2009J Biotic assessment of continuing pollution in Quebrada Guacimal, Monteverde 69-75% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19; organic pollution, Monteverde Cheese Factory, bioassessment '? B Marguerite Dashevsky
Karl Grunseich
Keng-Lou Hung
Emily Pizzichemi 2009V Evaluación biótica de la contaminación continua en la Quebrada Guacimal, Monteverde 76-82% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19? contaminación orgánica, Lechería Monteverde, bioevaluación ? k 1 Eben E.B. Bein
Karl Grunseich
Derek S. Stenquist 2009y Substrate and succession: Two possible factors affecting invertebrate diversity and abundance in Chusquea longifola nodes 83-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Cuerici, leaf litter, hojarasca ? j - Keng-Lou Hung
Jeremy H.M. Chan
Cody P. Doolan 2009_ Control of leaf angle reduces environmental stresses on immature Anthurium supervivencia leaves 87-91% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Cuerici, desiccation, heat, solar radiation, growth strategy, plant physiology, deshidratación, calor, radiación solar, estrategia de crecimiento, fisiología de plantas? j 9 Charles W. Knape
Emily L. Pizzichemi
Brianna L. Wilkinson 2009< Caterpillar preference for newly expanded Begonia sp. leaves 92-94% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19k Cuerici, plant defense, plant growth, trade-off, defensas de plantas, crecimiento de plantas, compensacióne? ] Daniel L. Susman
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Robin M. Meyers
Jonathon M. Wachter
Sarah E. Wengert 2009h Responsible resource use: Impact of a biological station and trout hatchery on stream macroinvertebrates 95-102% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19O Cuerici, bioassessment, organic pollution, stream health, sustainable water use? ] Daniel L. Susman
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Robin M. Meyers
Jonathon M. Wachter
Sarah E. Wengert 2009z Uso responsable de recursos: El impacto de una estación biológica y criadero de truchas en macroinvertebrados acuáticos 103-110% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19` Cuerici, bioevaluación, contaminación orgánica, salud de le quebrada, uso sostenible del agua? ] Sarah E. Wengert
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Jonathon M. Wachter
Robin M. Meyers
Daniel L. Susman 20099 Trout hatchery water quality monitoring: A baseline study 111-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 193 Cuerici, hatchery, sustainability, nutrient cycling 2? ] Sarah E. Wengert
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Jonathon M. Wachter
Robin M. Meyers
Daniel L. Susman 2009L Monitoreo de la caldidad del agua en el criadero de truchas: Un estudio base 115-118% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 197 Cuerici, criadero, sustentabilidad, ciclo de nutrientes ? Rebecca Davidson Wolf 2009% Nectar-robbing birds forage optimally 119-122% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Cuerici, Slaty flowerpiercer, Fiery-throated Hummingbird, optimal foraging theory, pinchaflor, colibrí, teoría de forrageo óptimo ? j Eben E.B. Bein
Keng-Lou Hung 2009g What do ants know and how do they know it? Leaf-cutter ant (Atta sp.) communication on pheromone trails 123-129% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Corcovado, pheromone trails, intraspecific communication, eusociality, senderos de feromonas, comunicación intraespecífica, eusocialidad| ? C Derek Stenquist
Cody P. Doolan
Charles W. Knape
Emily L. Pizzichemi 2009w Scared shirtless and swimming with crocodiles: A population survery of Basiliscus basiliscus in Corcovado National Park 130-135% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19p Corcovado, chisbala, Jesus Christ lizard, population demographics, garrobo, chisbala, demografía de poblaciones+? , Jonathon M. Wachter
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf 2009G Effects of fragmentation on forest structure in Corcovado National Park 136-140% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19f Corcovado, undercutting, succession, edge effects, desmonte del sotobosque, sucesión, efecto de borde 9? j ` Brianna L. Wilkinson
Jeremy H. M. Chan
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Daniel L. Susman
Sarah E. Wengert 2009W Maternal foraging behavior and diet composition of squirrel monkeys (Saimiri oerstedii) 141-144% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Corcovado, maternal care, time budget tradeoffs, dietary requirements, foraging efficiency, cuidado maternal, compensación, presupestos de tiempo, requerimientos de dieta, eficiencia de forrajeo?? Karl Grunseich
Robin M. Meyers 2009g Spatial and temporal variation in activity among tropical understory birds of different foraging guilds 145-149% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19h Corcovado, mist-net, insectivores, stem density, redes ornitológicas, insectívoros, densidad de tallos u? [ Sarah E. Wengert
Jeremy H. M. Chan
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Keng-Lou Hung
Derek S. Stenquist 2009f Evaluation of mist-netting as a method to examine seed content in feces from tropical understory birds 150-155% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19b La Selva, ornithology, mutualism, seed viability, ornitología, mutualismo, viabilidad de semillasR? M Emily L. Pizzichemi
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Charlie W. Knape
Robin M. Meyers 2009T "Fig"uring it out: An evaluation of differential seed removal by frugivrous avifauna 156-159% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19_ La Selva, foaging behavior, seed dispersal, comportamiento de forrajeo, dispersión de semillas ? X H Jonathon M. Wachter
Cody P. Doolan
Daniel L. Susman
Brianna L. Wilkinson 2009N The effect of local fruitng synchrony on seed predation in Dipteryx panamensis 160-163% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 La Selva, seed dispersal, post-dispersal seed predation, dispersión de semillas, depredación de semillas después de la dispersiónh ? X Karl Grunseich
Eben E.B. Bein 2009X Water status and number of flower buds govern bract filling rate in Heliconia wagneriana 164-168% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19F La Selva, transpiration, inforescence, transpiración, inflorescencia t ? L Robin M. Meyers
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Derek S. Stenquist
Sarah E. Wengert 2009d Patterns of bird abundance, diversity, and foraging guild composition among five sites in Costa Rica 169-179% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19r Palo Verde, Cuerici, Monteverde, La Selva, Corcovado, comparative, community structure, estructura de la comunidad ? D Jeremy H.M. Chan
Karl Grunseich
Jonathon M. Wachter
Sarah E. Wengert 2009O Long-term coral and algae assessment: Continuation and investigation of methods 180-195% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19# Little Cayman, global coral decline? j ) Cody P. Doolan
Daniel Susman
Robin Meyers 2009w An evaluation of management for sustainable harvest in Queen conch (Strombus gigas) populations on Little Cayman Island 196-200% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 193 Little Cayman, replenishment zone, spillover effect ? Marguerite N. Dashevsky 2009@ Residents' attitudes about environmental issues on Little Cayman 201-207% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19B Little Cayman, the Cayman Islands, public opinion, sustainability F? 7 Emily L. Pizzichemi
Eben E.B. Bein
Brianna L. Wilkinson 2009x Slippery dickory docks, the goat kicks up the rocks: Mutualistic schooling of the spotted goatfish and the slippery dick 208-211% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19E Little Cayman, mixed-species schooling, foraging advantage, back reef y? J Derek S. Stenquist
Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Keng-Lou Hung
Charlie W. Knape 2009z Effects of structure size, structure distance, and damselfish presence on use of artificial reefs by juvenile diurnal fish 212-217% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19c Little Cayman, island biogeography, fish territoriality, spatial distribution, species interactions ? ) Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf
Sarah E. Wengert 2009K Patterns of juvenile surgeonfish distribution on artificial reef structures 218-221% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19) Little Cayman, Pomacentridae, Acanthurus ? M Daniel L. Susman
Jeremy H.M. Chan
Marguerite N. Dashevsky
Jonathon M. Wachter 2009^ Niche differentiation in three species of Ophiocoma brittle stars (Echinodermata: Ophiuroides) 222-227% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 191 Little Cayman, coexistance, competitive exclusion ? S Eben E.B. Bein
Cody P. Doolan
Karl Grunseich
Emily L. Pizzichemi
Derek S. Stenquist 2009L Sea urchins are boring (in ares of highest percent cover of preferred algae) 228-231% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19+ Little Cayman, algae, coral reef, herbivory.? C Keng-Lou Hung
Charles W. Knape
Robin M. Meyers
Brianna L. Wilkinson 2009g Is zoop soup better where it's brighter? Impact of night lights on amphipod predation of decapod larvae 232-235% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 192 Little Cayman, diel migration, foraging efficiency ? 1 Brianna L. Wilkinson
Cody P. Doolan
Keng-Lou Hung 2009V Diel patterns of zooplankton density, body-length and diversity in a near-shore lagoon 236-237% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19( Little Cayman, special projects, tow net8 ? 3 Jeremy H.M. Chan
Karl Grunseich
Emily L. Pizzichemi 2009 Diel patterns of fish diversity, abundance, and schooling frequency in turtle grass and back reef habitats on Little Cayman Island 238-241% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 191 Little Cayman, special projects, species richness ? Sarah E. Wengert 2009Q Coral identification guide for the back reef at the Little Cayman Research Center 243-250% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19M Little Cayman, locally occurring species, local distribution, local abundance ? $ Jonathon M. Wachter
Sarah E. Wengert 2009B Little Cayman Research Center: Marine plants indentification guide 251-255% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Little Cayman, algae genera ? Rebecca D. Davidson Wolf 2009( Primate behavior: A study of our studies 256-259% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 19 Costa Rica, Little Cayman, fun!8 ? o Nichole J. Brown
Lauren E. diBiccari
Jennifer R. Fownes
F. Charles Governali
Molly E. Grear
Daniel R. O'Donnell 2010 Response of the mutualist ants Pseydomyrmex spinicola and Crematogaster brevispinosa to simulated herbivory on their host, Acacia collinsii 1-2% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 200 Palo Verde, plant volatiles, tropical dry forest? X p Janel L. diBiccari
Alexander R. Duckles
Daewong Lee
Chase R. Raines
Amy H. Stanesco
Emily V.A. Unger
Sarah M. Yu 2010n Experimental test of a behavioral assay to define colony boundaries in red acacia ants, Pseudomyrmex spinicola 3-4% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20d Palo Verde, acacia ants, aggressive response, colony identity, host colony, intruder, territoriality ? e Amanda M. Devine
Jessica P. Dong
Erin I. Larson
Cristina E. Pellegrini
Samuel S. Snow
Jing Jing Zhang 2010K Factors affecting Crematogaster sp. inhabitation of Acacia collinsii thorns 5-6% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 207 Palo Verde, acacia ants, mutualism, tropical dry forest}? ^ Janel L. diBiccari
Alex R. Duckles
Dillon Lee
Chase R. Raines
Amy H. Stanesco
Emily V.A. Unger 2010^ Comparison of hillside and basin forest stands: Basal area and early dry season leaf phenology 7-8% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20s Palo Verde, basal area, canopy coverage, leaf coloration, phenology, soil moisture, topography, tropical dry forest? j z Nichole J. Brown
Jennifer R. Fownes
F. Charles Governali
Erin I. Larson
Daniel R. O'Donnell
Samuel S. Snow
Jing Jing Zhang 2010k Getting stoned once is enough for Lepidactylus melanonotus: Frog call rate response to repeated disturbance 9-10% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20N Palo Verde, Costa Rica, mate attraction, predation risk, vocalization, wetland ` ? f Lauren E. diBiccari
Amanda M. Devine
Jessica P. Dong
Molly E. Grear
Cristina E. Pellegrini
Sarah M. Yu 2010X Random spatial distribution of hunting spiders (Lycosidae) within and among size classes 11-13% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20R Palo Verde, nearest neighbor distance, resource partitioning, spatial distributionx ? X Q Janel L. diBiccari
Lauren E. diBiccari
Samuel S. Snow
Amy H. Stanesco
Sarah M. Yu 2010B Scorpions don't care: Prey preference in Centruroides margaritatus 14-15% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20: Palo Verde, nocturnal, opportunistic feeders, search image? j 1 F. Charles Governali
DaeWoong Lee
Chase R. Raines 2010U Heterospecific flocks offer foraging advantages for Northern Jacanas (Jacana spinosa) 16-18% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20k Palo Verde, anti-predator, competition, mixed flock theory, peck rate, time budget , wetland bird community ]? 8 Jennifer R. Fownes
Erin I. Larson
Cristina E. Pellegrini 2010r Management of the Palo Verde marsh: Immediate effects on plant community, water chemistry and physical properties 19-21% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20c Palo Verde, Costa Rica, dissolved oxygen, fangueo, pH, species richness, Typha domingensis, wetland ? j E Amanda M. Devine
Jessica P. Dong
Daniel R. O'Donnell
Emily V.A. Unger 2010H Response of Pseudomyrmex spinicola to chemical cues simulating herbivory 22-23% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 206 Palo Verde, acacia, ants, herbivore defense, mutualismx ? j D Nichole J. Brown
Alexander R. Duckles
Molly E. Grear
Jing Jing Zhang 2010> Male and fmale scanning in Howler monkeys (Allouatta palliata) 24-25% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 209 Palo Verde, hierarchical social structure, howler monkeys:? S Jessica P. Dong
F. Charles Governali
Erin I. Larson
Samuel A. Snow
Emily V.A. Unger 2010^ Wingbeat frequency is related to foraging strategies of hummingbirds at Monteverde, Costa Rica 26-29% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 209 Monteverde, flight energetics, territorialism, traplining ? 5 Molly E. Grear
Cristina E. Pellegrini
Chase R. Raines 2010I Herbivore damage increases surface water retention on cloud forest leaves 30-31% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 207 Monteverde, drip tips, plant morphology, water shedding ? 0 Amanda M. Devine
Lauren E. diBiccari
Sarah M. Yu 2010j Behavioral thermoregulation in an unidentified species of butterfly (Nymphalidae) in a captive environment 32-33% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 206 Monteverde, butterflies, flight, temperature variation ? G Janel L. diBiccari
Alexander R. Duckles
Jennifer R. Fownes
DaeWoong Lee 2010V Epiphyte cover and physiognomy increases with elevation in the Monteverde cloud forest 34-35% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 201 Monteverde, altitude, bryophyte, Costa rica, moss 9? D Nichole J. Brown
Daniel R. O'Donnell
Amy H. Stanesco
Jing Jing Zhang 2010` Abundance of macroinvertebrates in debris dams and rock riffles in a first-order tropical stream 36-37% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20E Monteverde, detritus-based food webs, Quebrada Máquina, cloud forest? X Q Janel L. diBiccari
Alexander R. Duckles
Molly E. Grear
Erin I. Larson
Sarah M. Yu 2010E Hot pollinators: The thermal reward system of Zantedeschia aethiopica 38-40% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20B Cuerici, calla lily, Cerro de la Muerte, Crysomelidae, pollination ? X DaeWoong Lee 2010< Light availability and multi-level defenses of Urtica dioica 41-44% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20 Cuerici, light and shade, medicinal herb, plant defense, resource allocation, resource limitation, secondary metabolites, stinging nettle, Urticaceae? ) Jennifer R. Fownes
Cristina E. Pellegrini 2010H Bean pollination by bees is unaffected by proximity to alternate rewards 45-47% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20B Cuerici, agriculture, Cubá, high elevation, pollinator limitation =? / Chase R. Raines
Amy H. Stanesco
Jing Jing Zhang 2010o Niche differentation as an explanation for the co-occurrence of two high elevation bamboo species in Costa Rica 48-50% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20O Cuerici, C. longifolia, C. talamencensis, differential survivial, species range? l Nichole J. Brown
Lauren E. diBiccari
Jessica P. Dong
F. Charles Governali
Daniel R. O'Donnell
Samuel S. Snow 20108 Mechanisms driving bill length variation in hummingbirds 51-53% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20 Cuerici, green violet-ear, magnificent hummingbird, morphospecies, niche partitioning, pollen, white-throated mountain-gem, volcano hummingbird @ ? ! Amanda M. Devine
Emily V.A. Unger 2010? Factors influencing dissolved oxygen levels in a trout hatchery 54-57% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20 Cuerici, aquaculture, aquatic ecosystems, diffusion, metabolism, microorganisms, Oncorhynchus mykiss, photosynthesis, rainbow trout, respiration? j ; Lauren E. diBiccari
Jennifer R. Fownes
F. Charles Governali 2010^ Controls on teh abundance of anole lizards (Norops polylepis) on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica 58-60% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20_ Corcovado, Anolis, bottom-up limitation, competition, predation, resources, top-down limitation| ? j . Nichole J. Brown
Molly E. Grear
Erin I. Larson 2010` Spatial structure of individuals within troops of the Mantled Howler monkey (Allouatta palliata) 61-62% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 201 Corcovado, nearest neighbor, spatial distribution ?
j ? Jessica P. Dong
Alex R. Duckles
Samuel S. Snow
Emily V.A. Unger 2010O Temperature as a determinant of Atta colombica metabolism and foraging behavior 63-66% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20M Corcovado, leaf cutter ants, leaf piles, metabolic performance, Osa PeninsulaN? X ( DaeWoong Lee
Sarah M. Yu
Jing Jing Zhang 2010U Leaf it alone: Colony specific pheromones determine leaf preference in Atta colombica 67-68% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20& Corcovado, leaf-cutter ant, pheromones ? j J Janel L. diBiccari
Amanda M. Devine
Cristina E. Pellegrini
Amy H. Stanesco 2010n I've got ants in my plants: The occupation of Aphelandra scabra by ants in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica 69-71% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20v Corcovado, Acanthaceae, extrafloral nectaries, fruit inflorescences, Osa Peninsula, mutualism, parasitism, pollination -?
# Chase R. Raines
Daniel R. O'Donnell 2010Y Does pool surface area to volume ratio affect niche partitioning in tropical stream fish? 72-74% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20a Corcovado, density, food limitation, national park, niche differentiation, proportional abundance? 2 Janel L. diBiccari
Lauren E. diBiccari
Sarah M. Yu 2010U Iridescence is a fly's best friend: Partitioning of light gap resources Syrphid flies 75-77% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20: La Selva, flower flies, hover flies, leks, mating behavior< ? X Amanda M. Devine 2010< The role of hitchhiking minimi in colonies of Atta cephalota 78-82% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20E La Selva, ants, Escovopsis, fungus, leaf-cutting, phorids, parasitismx ? X Chase R. Raines
Samuel S. Snow 2010R Run, forest, run? The role of stilt roots in the "Walking Palm" Socratea exorrhiza 83-86% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20] La Selva, height to diameter ratio, light availability, phototropism, subcanopy, Welfia regia? B Jessica P. Dong
Erin I. Larson
DaeWoong Lee
Cristina E. Pellegrini 2010i Effects of predation risk on the cost of holding a territory: Oophaga pumilio and Hemidactylus frenatus 87-91% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20 La Selva, Costa Rica, Oophagus (Dendrobates) pumilio, house geckos, lowland rainforest, strawberry poison dart frogs, territoriality, vocalization V? F Nichole J. Brown
Jennifer R. Fownes
Molly E. Grear
Daniel R. O'Donnell 2010M Where's that damn bird? The effect of harmonics on localization of bird calls 92-96% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20s La Selva, electron platyrhynchum, localization, predation, Thamnophilus atrinucha, Trogon massena, Trogon violaceus b? U Alex R. Duckles
F. Charles Governali
Amy H. Stanesco
Emily V.A. Unger
Jing Jing Zhang 2010O Effects of disturbance from paths on forest composition in La Selva, Costa Rica 97-100% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20m La Selva, homogocene model, human disturbance, paved trials, primary forest, secondary forest, unpaved trails tg !? C Janel L. diBiccari
DaeWoong Lee
Daniel R. O'Donnell
Chase R. Raines 2010p The effect of disturbance on top-down control of epiphytic diatom communites by the snail, Cerithium litteratum 101-104% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20o Little Cayman, herbivore density, herbivore exclosure, Thalassia testudinum, top-down control, wav
e disturbance ? j C Nichole J. Brown
F. Charles Governali
Erin I. Larson
Samuel S. Snow 2010` The spatial impact of territorial dusky damselfish (Stegastes adustus) on a Caribbean coral reef 105-107% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20 Little Cayman, algal garden, algal growth rate, coral growth, herbivory, interspecific competition, territory defense, territory size '? ^ Alexander R. Duckles
Jennifer R. Fownes
Molly E. Grear
Cristina E. Pellegrini
Emily V.A. Unger 20104 Coral strength in differing levels of wave intensity 108-111% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20C Little Cayman, coral skeleton, corallite density, polyp, reef crest ? Sarah M. Yu 2010S Do hermit crabs use chemical cues emitted by shells and the trails of conspecifics? 112-114% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 200 Little Cayman, chemical cues, gastropods, shells ? T Amanda M. Devine
Lauren E. diBiccari
Jessica P. Dong
Amy H. Stanesco
Jing Jing Zhang 2010g Differing responses to simulated predation threats by territorial and non-territorial coral reef fishes 115-118% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20 Little Cayman, bluehead wrasse, coral reef, Caribbean, dusky damselfish, French grunt, models, predator avoidance, squirrelfish, territoriality, trade-offs? j C Amanda M. Devine
Jessica P. Dong
Cristina E. Pellegrini
Sarah M. Yu 2010Y The effects of size-selective harvesting on Strombus gigas (Queen conch) shell morphology 119-122% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 208 Little Cayman, gastropods, predation, replenishment zone Z? [ Nichole J. Brown
Janel L. diBiccari
F. Charles Governali
Daniel R. O'Donnell
Samuel S. Snow 2010O Any slippery dick(s) will do: The structure of a reef fish foraging association 123-127% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20^ Little Cayman, Caribbean coral reef, co-foraging, commensalism, P. maculates, Spotted Goatfish ? Alex R. Duckles
Amy H. Stanesco 2010Y The effects of rugosity and food availability of artificial habitats on coral reef fishes 128-130% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20A Little Cayman, abundance, fish colonizaton, Jackson Bay, richness '? A Jennifer R. Fownes
Molly E. Grear
Erin I. Larson
Emily V.A. Unger 2010Y Marine protected areas: A survey of reef fish and coral diversity on Little Cayman Island 131-134% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20; Little Cayman, diversity, dominance, marine parks, richness E? @ Jing Jing Zhang
Chase R. Raines
DaeWoong Lee
Lauren E. diBiccari 2010[ Horizontal distribution of settling post-larval reef fish at Jackson's Point, Little Cayman 135-138% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20X Little Cayman, community structure, coral reef, distribution, settling fish, zooplankton ? DaeWoong Lee
Chase R. Raines 20103 "Oh Hell!" analysis of dealership and risky bidding 139-142% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology 20_ bidding, blackout, bust and up, dealer, dealing, elevator, nomination whist, oh shit, riskiness F? Richard Aronson 1978P Potential allelopathy in competitive interactions between demosponges and corals% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology@ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, substrate, sessile, toxicity, bare zones F? Douglas E. Benham 1978E A comparison between near-reef and open water zooplankton communities% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyh Jamaica, Discovery Bay, resident zooplankton community, density, diversity, faunal similarity, abundanceB?! j Kevin Bixby 1978^ Some aspects of the ecology of Tridachia crispata: A marine sacoglossan found in Discovery Bay% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, gastropod, color polymorphism, symbiosis, photosynthetic chloroplasts, algae, autotrophy, predator avoidance, crypsis -B?" X S. Boyd 1978/ Territoriality and general movements of Diadema% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical EcologyY Jamaica, Discovery Bay, urchins, cover, crevices, aggregation, intraspecific interactions@ B?# F Miguel Damién 1978
Spirobranchis% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, serpulid polychaete worm, Christmas Tree worm, polymorphism, branchial crown, response to stimulus, desensitization, distributionF?$
Arlo Frost 1978L Species composition of mixed species groups of fish on a Jamaican coral reef% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology- Jamaica, Discovery Bay, heterospecific schools, frequency, Scarus croicensis, Haemulon flavolineatum, Thalassoma bifasciatum, Eupomacentruplanifrons, Acanthrus bahianus, Acanthurus chirurgus, Pseudopeneus maculatus, Acanthurus coeruleus, Halichoeres bivattatus, Chaetodon capistratus, Seriola dumerili B?% j Mark Manson 1978p The adaptive significance of interspecific territoriality in the reef fish Eupomocentrus fuscus (Pomacentridae)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologya Jamaica, Discovery Bay, aggression, conspecifics, heterospecifics, diet overlap, dusky damselfishoF?& ! Bruce A. Maslack
Peter W. Vaughan 1978J An investigation into sponge-types and diversity at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Denospongiae, Porifera, diversity, erect , encrusting, burrowing, field guide, key, resource partitioning, niche, spicule morphology, growth form, color, surface texture F?' Steve Pucala 1978 Palatability of Porifera% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyi Jamaica, Discovery Bay, toxicity, predator defense, allelochemicals, space limitation, growth form, color` F?(
Sarah Stahmer 1978k A study of the interactions between two species of damselfish (Pomacentridae) and the sea urchin (Diadema) % Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, algal lawn, territoriality, dusky damselfish, three-spot damselfish, interspecific aggression, predation, competition, spatial heterogeneity aB?) j
Diane Stewart 1978M Feeding strategy of Diadema antillarum and its relationships to algae ecology% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical EcologyW Jamaica, Discovery Bay, grazing, sea urchins, opportunistic feeding, systematic grazers?B?* X
Bruce Andrews 1979G The opportunistic nature of the comatulid corinoid, Nemaster rubiginosa% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical EcologyM Jamaica, Discovery Bay, suspension feeders, feeding posture, current dynamics B?+ Cindy Berger
Rob Magnien 1979y Zooplankton abundance and diversity: Its correlation with foraging strategies of Montastrea cavernosa and Chromis cyanea% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologya Jamaica, Discovery Bay, planktivores, diel patterns, blue chromis, Pomacentrid, demersal plankton@ F?, Alexis-Anu Bond 1979f Zonation and diversity of sclevactinian coral and macrophytic attached algae at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, depth, surface area, species distribution, Acropora palmata, Halimeda, Acropora cervicornis, Agaricia agaricites B?- j Sheila Cheston 1979P Morphological variations in the sea fan Gorgonia ventalina over a depth gradient% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyr Jamaica, Discovery Bay, common sea fan, wave surge, light intensity, polyp, spicule, abundance, size, color, shapeB?. j Robert L. Curry 1979x Territoriality, community structure and coexistence in three species of the genus Eupomacentrus (Pisces: Pomancentridae)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, three-spot damselfish, dusky damselfish, Beaugregory damselfish, algal gardens, agressive behavior, niche separation, resource partitioning B?/ j David Dussourd 1979] Resource partitioning in two species of Eupomecentridae damselfish at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyk Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Eupomacentrus planifrons, E. dorsopunicans, E. partitus, E. leucostictus, diversity B?0
Steve Hufford 1979 Substrate preferences of a shrimp (Gnathophyloides minerii (Schmitt)) associated with the sea urchin Tripneustes esculentus (Leske)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical EcologyR Jamaica, Discovery Bay, defense, predation risk, spines, crypsis, host specificity B?1 j George Leder 1979b The relative importance of fish and Diadema urchin grazing on reef algae in Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyw Jamaica, Discovery Bay, community structure, Diadem antillarum, damselfish, palatability, algal gardens, territorialityF?2 Elizabeth Procter 1979. Predation and the Cryptofauna of Discovery Bay% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, cover, predation risk, distribution, concealed habitats, palatability, predator selectivity, settling larvae .F?3 Dan Reicher
David Bachman 1979U Natural and artificial sponge infauna communities: An island biogeographical analysis% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology} Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sponge volume, infauna diversity, colonization, Ircinia strobolina, wet weight, dry weight, abundance B?4 j Tom Sasek 1979_ Grazing, epiphyte zonation, and colonization on Thalassia testudinum at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea grass, turtle grass, herbivorous fish, halo, predation pressure, bucktooth parrotfish, Tripneustes, Diadema, epibiont distribution >F?5
Jayne Seymour 1979I Feeding behavior in two species of sea anemones at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Stoichactis helianthus, Condylactis gigantea, microhabitat, sympatric species, zooxanthellae, morphological differences, prey types, stimulus L B?6 X S. Stoleson 19797 Learning behavior (or lack thereof) in Octopus vulgaris% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyl Jamaica, Discovery Bay, common atlantic octopus, intelligence, shape discrimination, reasoning, conditioning\ F?7 Ian Baldwin
William Carlson 1980j Factors influencing algal community composition on the east fore reef, Discovery Bay, Jamaica, West Indies% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, algal lawn, Pomacentrid fish, territoriality, species abundance, species composition, grazers, light, depth, Diadema, urchin :Palo Verde- internal-pdf://p1fsp04-4067373077/p1fsp04.pdf <F?8 Chris Copeland 1980` "The sea urchin is a most voracious and promiscuous feeder always ready to eat..." TR Jones 1858% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Diadema antillarum, generalist, grazer, density, distribution, algal biomass, predation, physical conditions, surge 7gration, commensalism, host specificity, territoriality B?9 Liz Miller
Kim Corrette 1980 Niche partitioning among three species of Caribbean sea urchins: Diadema antillarum, Echinometra viridis, and Tripneustes ventricosus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, habitat differentiation, resource partitioning, dispersion, food preference, interspecific interactions, intraspecific interactions S ](B?> Jim Lambardo 1980? Grazing pressure on epiphytic community of Thalassia testudinum% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea grass, turtle grass, epiflora, coralline algae, filamentous algae, herbivorous fish, urchins, macroconsumers = Yrt="134" /> Bruce Leighty
Mark Libonis 1F?= Rick Lathrop 1980 Differential importance of biotic and abiotic factors in governing zoanthid distributions according to zone on the East Reef at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, cnidarians, Polythoa caribaeorum, Zoanthus sociatus, Zoanthus solandu, diversity, predator limitation, light limitation, competition = [L/>
Walt Cressler 1981 Territorial responses of damselfishes (Family Pomacentridae) against schooling competitors (Scarus croicensis & Acanthurus spp.)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, space limitation, territoriality, striped parrotfish, mixed species schools, niche overlap, aggression, interspecific interactionsB?C X
Matthew Davis 1981d Possible effects of chloroplanst endosymbionts on teh ecology of the marine slug, Tridachia crispata% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, siphonaceous algae, chloroplast sequestration, phototaxis, light deprivation, substrate preference, diel behavior patternsYB?D X
Yvonne Howell 1981* Parrotfish grazing on Thalassia testudinum% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, seagrass, turtle grass, primary productivity, epibionts, palatability, halo, zonation, resource partitioningT F?E David M. Kahler 1981E Stress-induced expulsion of zooxanthellae in two scleractinian corals% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, endosymbiotic zooxanthellae, Porites porites, Colpophyllia natans, depth, chlorophyll concentration, metabolic rate, salinity, elevated temperature, light starvationB?F j Laura A. Morell 1981? Aggregational behavior of Diadema anitllarum: A sticky business% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, long-spine sea urchin, scototaxic response, chemotaxic response, thigmotraxic response, enivonrmental stress, shade sensitivityl F?G
Todd Morrill 1981H Spatial distribution of five damselfish species in Discovery Bay Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Pomacentridae, Eupomacentrus leucosticus, E. fuscus, E. planifrons, E. partitus, Microspathodon chyrsarusare, resource partitioning, substrate preference, territory size, density, clumping]F?H Tom Norris
Tom Whittington 19818 Everything you always wanted to know about sea anemones % Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, aggression network, Condylactis gigantea, Heteractis lucida, Stoichactis helianthus, gut content analysis, nematocysts, feeding behavior, distribution, depth, space competitionoB?I X % Carol D. vonDohlen
George K. Roderick 1981= Aggregation behavior of the hermit crab, Clibinarius tricolor% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyo Jamaica, Discovery Bay, dessication, shell fit, shell exchange, substrate preference, phototaxis, chemical cues B?J
Nancy Akeiley 1983p Interspecific and intraspecific aggression in two species of urchins: Echinometra viridis and Diadema antillarum% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyg Jamaica, Discovery Bay, competition, space limitation, crevices, protection, turbulence, territorialityd F?K Thistle Anderson
Dale Ward 1983c Speculations on the distribution and function of color morphs in fanworms at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sabellid worm, serpulid worm, palatability, polychaete, substrate preference, feather duster worms, Christmas-tree worm, depth, distributionBF?L Kurt B. Benkley
Patty Shepard 1983F Competition between corals and sponges and diversity in the coral reef% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, space limitation, sessile organisms, reef community structure, interspecific competition, diversity, competitive interaction network B?M j Jeff Burgess 1983 Variation in coral morphology in teh species Madracis mirabilis with depth due to relative changes in imprtance of zooplankton in the energy budget% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyw Jamaica, Discovery Bay, capture efficiency, polyp density, nematocysts concentration, light intensity, feeding strategy F?N Meredith Chase
Kimberly Kylstra 1983m Regeneration rates of porifera as a function of morphology type, depth, spicule content, and amount of damage% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, rope sponge, tube sponge, encrusting sponges, depth, energy costs, skeletal structures, spongin fibers, susceptiblity to damage, turbidity, surge, mechanical damage, predation, space competitionB?O X Kathryn N. Hoy 1983G Cyphoma gibbosum L. and gorgonians: Evidence of a chemical relationship% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, gorgonian soft coral, prosobranch gastropod, snail, mollusk, flamingo tongue, territoriality, allelochemicals, substrate preference, chemical cues, toxicity, aposematism, Octocorallia, sea whips, sea fans YB?P X Neil Josephson
Richard Lasonele 1983J A test of the photadaptability of the zooxanthellae in Madracis mirabilis % Dartmouth Studies in Tropical EcologyR Jamaica, Discovery Bay, light intensity, chlorophyll content, depth, shade, stress{B?Q X Peter H. Kilmarx
Rebecca E. Todd 19835 Patterns of diel migration in Tripneustes ventricosus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea urchin, gut analyses, covering response, predator avoidance, Thalassia testudinum, algae, suspension feeding kF?R James A. Mahoney 1983l The relationship of polyp contraction systems to fish grazing in Scleractinian corals: An evolutionary study% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, palatability, corallivores, selective pressure, mechanical stimulus, local response, widespread response, novyutnsl polyp extension, predation risk B?S Christopher T. Mobley 1983 The impact of Diadema anitllarum Philippi on the spatial microhabitat, structure, survival, population dynamics, and evolutionary strategies of coral recruits to post-hurricane Acropora cervicornis rubble in the Acropora cervicornis zone at Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Agaricia spp., differential mortality, size, distribution, succession, Hurricane Allen 1980, recruitment, sea urchin, predation pressure, "escape in size", species composition, densityB?T j John DeVaro
Robert Rhee 1984? Recovery patterns of Acropora cervicornis after Hurricane Allen% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, staghorn coral, disturbance, distribution, range restriction, reef-building coral, monotypic stands, turbulence, light availability, autotroph, climax, rare environmental processes, predation pressure, damselfish, boring sponges F?U ! Elizabeth Franck
Jonathon Vaccaro 1984 Distribution patterns of sea anemones as a function of competitive interactions, substrate preferences, and morphology types, on a coral reef% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, limiting factors, spatial limitation, light requirements, reproductive rate, predation risk, abundance, turbulence, depth, secondary successional sequence B?V k Jacqueline Gayle 1984 Influences on the distribution and abundance of a species of cyclopoid copepod by the sea urchin Tripneustes ventricosus (Discovery Bay Marine Lab)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, demersal zooplankton, diel migration, interspecific association, vertical migration, predator avoidance $ F?W Elliot Gimble
Graige Williamson 1984c Alpha and beta diversity in coral reef fish communities or One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish!% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology_ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, lottery theory, niche overlap, species coexistence, community structureB?X Marybeth Keifer 1984w Cosmopolitan chitons: A study of movement patterns in Acanthopleura granulata and phototacticity in Chiton tuberculatus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical EcologyZ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, mollusc, homing behavior, negative phototaxis, tide, diel patterns F?Y
John McCallum 1984F The effect of isolation on the colonization of an artificial substrate% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologya Jamaica, Discovery Bay, island biogeography, taxa diversity, taxa abundance, individual abundance B?Z j R. Scott Miller 1984W Changes in distribution on growth forms with depth in Millepora (Milleporina: Hydrozoa)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, turbulence, depth gradient, light availability, wave energy, food availability, substrate availability, morphotypic plasticity, calcerous hydrozoans B?[ j
Donna Raymond 1984J Spatial herbivory on Thalassia testudinum könig in a caribbean coral reef% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea grass, turtle grass, parrotfish, distance from reef, predation rate, Pomacentrus planifrons, secondary compounds, threespot damselfish, territorialityiB?\ X Sigrid Recktenwald 1984- Space partitioning in Tripneustes ventricosus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea urchin, travel cost, optimal foraging theory, predator avoidance, cover, sea grass density, Thalassia testudinumB?] Lana Shane
Wendy Zimmer 1984 Interspecific aggression of the threespot damself (Eupomacentrus planifrons) toward two urchin species: Diadema antillarum Philippi and Tripneustes ventricosus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologya Jamaica, Discovery Bay, diel migration, territoriality, movement, color, spine length, algal mats l F?^ Rebecca Coverdale
Megan Haney 1985Z Niche partitioning and related observations on cleaning stations in Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, bluehead wrasse, Thalassoma bifasciatum, sharknose gobies, Gobiosoma genie, Creole wrasse, Clepticus parrai, host species partioning, body part partioningRF?_ Pat Doak 1985d Diel migration of zooplankton: The variation in size classes between diurnal and nocturnal migrators% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, calanoid copepods, cyclopoid copepods, naplii, hydrozoans, larvaceans, visual predators, predation pressure, size class, vertical migration B?` Peter Holt
Tiana Melquist 1985R The feeding ecology of Cyphoma gibbosum on Gorgonia ventalina: Farmer or predator?% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologye Jamaica, Discovery Bay, flamingo tongue, common sea fan, soft corals, feeding rate, regeneration rate B?a p Kenneth Kaliski
Elizabeth Webb 1985R The effects of damselfish territoriality on small invertebrate community structure% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, algal mats, invertebrate size, invertebrate density, species diversity, predator avoidance, algal biomas, CaCO3 concentration p B?b j Rebecca Kimball 1985S Some possible reasons for aggregating behavior in Tripneustes ventricosus (Lamarck)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology^ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea urchin, density, reproductive condition, rough weather, protectionF?c % Stephen J. Lachance
Stephen D. McLeod 1985 Heterospecific fish schools at the west back reef, Discovery Bay, Jamaica: Species composition, effects of damselfish on feeding rates, and possible resource partitioning% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, doctorfish, french grunt, striped parrotfish, princess parrotfish, spotted goatfish, bluehead wrasse, damselfish territories, "swamping", core species, associate species, opportunistic species, resource partitioningB?d James McFarland 1985s A comparision of regeneration rates over depth in two tubular sponges, Iotrochota birotulata and Verongia longisama% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, fragmentation, morphological complexity, turbulence, sedimentation, wave action, rope sponges, Briareum asbestinum, octocoral B?e j Rebecca Rugen
Amy Tchao 1985k Histocompatibility-defined populations of the marine sponge Iotrochota birotulata in Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, graft compatibility, genetic identity, genetic similarity, depth, turbulence, wave action, within patch, between patch, allograft P F?f Joe Toscano
Erich Wilbrecht 1985> Ecological factors influencing the distribution of cryptofauna% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, predation risk, ultra-violet radiation, sedimentation, sponges, bryozoans, tunicates, algae, depth gradient, species compositon, abundance, percent coverageB?g X
Doug Billings 1987* Herbivory patterns of Thalassia testudinum% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea grass, turtle grass, encrusting red algae, filamentous brown algae, prey preference, herbivory rate, patch size, depth, distance from shelter, turbulence, predation risk CF?h ' Emily Chynn
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Craig Millman 1987Y The effect of damselfish territoriality on the abundance and composition of algal species% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, algal mats, species composition, herbivory rate, grazing pressure, "weeding" behavior, selective grazing B?i X
Edward P. Kim 1987P A subjective paper on: Diadema die-off and the increasing abundance of Lobophora% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, brown algae, Lobophora variegata, predation pressure, release, Tripneustes ventricosus, Lytechinus variegatus?F?j Chris Lena
Greg Zittel 1987_ Relative spicule abundances and regeneration rates in the phylum Porifera over a depth gradient% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, regenerative capabilities, turbulence, nutrient availability, light availability, symbionts, spicule production eF?k Martin McCarter
Nathan Poage 1987+ Sedimentation removal in four coral species% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Montastrea annularis, Siderastrea siderea, Porites astreoides, Diploria labyrinthiformis, sediment removal rate, diel patterns, brain coral, depth, sedimentation rate, nocturnal polyp extension, B?l X Edward J. Merrens 1987U The effect of sponge morphology on infaunal community structure in Niphates digitalis% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sponge, Ophiothrix suensonii, maximal surface area, minimum oscular measurment, basal atrial openings, species composition, Lysmata wudemanni, hermitcrabs, Stenopus hispidus, shrimp, brittlestar, refuge, infauna abundanceB?m j Melissa Mikami
Linda Williams 1987G Morphological variations in a Plexaurella species over a depth gradient% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, gorgonians, current surge, colony height, colony width, basal circumference, polyp size, spicule size, spicule density, light intensity B?n Nicole Sakowitz 1987Z Factors influencing covering behavior in Tripneustes ventricosus and Lytechinus variegatus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea urchin, ultra-violet radiation, predator avoidance, diel patterns, exposed habitats, crypsis, urchin size, spawningt F?o
Q. Sanders 1987 The role of predation on the behavior and habitat selection of shallow water brittlestars (Echniodermata; Ophiuroidea) in Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, crypticity, refuge selection, O. echinata, O. appressum, O. cinerium, palatability, wrasses, portunid crabs, predation pressureB?p X Andy Smith
Ted Waters 1987U The relationship between current velocity and distribution of Spirobranchus giganteus% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, filter-feeding, serpulid fanworm, fanworm density, clumped distribution, turbulence, sedimentation, ambient current ]B?q k
Peter Southam 1987{ Predation and ultra violet radiation sensitivity as pressures resulting in nocturnal behavior in Euapta lappa sea cucumbers% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology$ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, palatabilityh B?r j Michael Blachner 1988> Population dynamics of Acropora cervicornis; is it recovering?% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyj Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Hurricane Allen 1980, staghorn density, morphology, growth patterns, recovery rate$ B?s X
Rebecca Doane 1988S Orientation, polyp distribution, and coenenchyme regeneration in Gorgonia ventalina% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology& Jamaica, Discovery Bay, sea fan, surgeB?t j Paul Gorczyca
Tom Molner 1988a Oh tannenbaum, oh tannenbaum... substrate preference change by Spirobranchus giganteus over depth% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, polychaete worm, serpulidae, Christmas tree worm, Montastrea annularis, Madracius mirabilis, ambient current velocity F?u
Kimberly Hall 19886 An observational study of surgeonfish feeding behavior% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, ocean nsurgeon, doctorfish, blue tang, attack rate, algal turf, Thalassia, dominance interactions, food resource partitioning jF?v Molly Hoult
Genevieve Neal 1988L An observational study of marine Mysidecean school distribution and behavior% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, mysids, demersal behavior, microhabitat, depth, random distribution, clumped distribution, crustacean zooplankton, opossum shrimp, vertical migration, predator avoidance p F?w Jennifer Kelso 1988E Intraspecific relationships and social structure of coral reef fishes% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, territoriality, dominance hierarchies, conspecific relationships, solitary fish, schooling fish, adult, juvenile, hamlet, wrasse, chromis, parrotfish, aggression, vertical orientation, display2F?x Catherine Knapp 1988e A study of sponge toxicity as a predation deterrant for infaunal organisms of seven Caribbean sponges% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology{ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Spheciospongia vesparium, Aplysina fistularis, piscivores, predation risk, cover, noxious compounds KF?y John O'Kane 1988p Herbivory on palatable plantsat different depths and in association with unpalatable or poisonous marine animals% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Thalassia testudinum, Niphates digitalis, Gorgonia ventalina, Millepora alcicornis, sea fan, fire coral, grazing rate F?z John Rhee
John Shaw 1988< The effects of coral polyp size on zooplankton capture rates% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyv Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Montastrea annularis, Madracis mirabilis, nocturnal polyp extension, capture efficiency, depth.F?{ Erik Shulze
Ness Macis 1988Z "Segregation limits the expression of love": Mixed-species schooling on the west back reef% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology{ Jamaica, Discovery Bay, foraging guild, species composition, resource partitioning, feeding competition, predator avoidance ` F?| Frank von Hippel 19889 Damselfish territorial behavior in Discovery Bay, Jamaica% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, distribution, artificial territories, Pomacentridae, dusky damselfish, threespot damselfish, Beaugregory damselfish, Pomacentrus fuscus, P. planifrons, P. leucostictus, territory extension F?}
Brian Bone 1989 Chemical warning% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyv Jamaica, Discovery Bay, rope sponge, Iotrochota birotulata, zooanthids, Parazoanthus swiftii, toxicity, predation risk !F?~ Mari Butler 19899 Mysids and me: A temporal study of mysid feeding behavior% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, gut volume, diel patterns, vertical migration, nocturnal foraging, predator avoidance, possum shrimp, plankton, Mysidium, demersalB? Andrea Dols
Liz Walter 1989b Tripneustes ventricosa and his partner Diadema antillarum on premium Lobophora variegata grazing% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyq Jamaica, Discovery Bay, grazing pressure, brown macroalgae, percent cover, urchin density, depth, prey preference 6F? Mich Dupré
Min Kocher 19896 An analysis of fish interactions in cleaning symbiosis% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, invitation poses, host species, host preference, disturbance response, time, damselfish, predation risk, parrotfish, bluehead wrasse, host size OF? Ginny Eckert
Matt Jones 1989_ Cryptic behavior, refuge protection and diel patterns of predation for two Caribbean Ophiuroids% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, palatability, diel patterns, predation, brittlestar, Ophiocoma echinata, Ophioderma cinereum, freeze posture, visual predators B? j Sidhu Gangadharr
John McBride 1989C Fish herbivory as a possible cause for Lobophora variegata zonation% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyq Jamaica, Discovery Bay, brown algae, depth zonation, grazing pressure, Diadema die-off, interspecific competitionbF? Cynthia Lordan 1989 Is it wiser to compete with a neighbor or a enemy when you are an algae? or The relative susceptibility of various algal species from three areas of a coral reef to herbivory% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyc Jamaica, Discovery Bay, defense, investment, mangrove, rubble flat, back reef slope, herbivory rate B? X Dawn Nelson
Tina Richardson 1989, Penicillus capitatus: An island in the sands% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, island biogeography, diel patterns, capitola size, fish predators, microhabitat, space limitation, substrate, macroalga, vertical migration, species richness B? j " Anthony Aufdenkampe
Bonnie Dickson 1990X Diel exposure patterns in Nemaster rubiginosa: In search of crinoids, in fear of cuboids% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologyl Jamaica, Discovery Bay, comatulid crinoid, Echinodermata, predation risk, ambient current, surge, rheophobic F? Joe Bachman
Holly Beeman 1990v Sea anemone distribution and density in three different areas of the reef at different depths (Discovery Bay, Jamaica)% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Lebrunia danae, Condylactis gigantea, Heteractis lucidia, light penetrance, water movement, uv radiation, hurricane, succession, early successional species, late successional species, colonizer, gut contentsB? X Catie Campbell
Irby Lovette 1990D The effects of depth upon the infauna community of Ircina strobilina% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, Ircinia fasciculata, artifical sponge, primary productivity, suspended particulate matter, microhabitat, species richness, abundance
F? Jennifer Jenkins 1990D Piles of tiles: An examination of marine mysid swarm site preference% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecologys Jamaica, Discovery Bay, schooling, demersal zooplankton, structural complexity, swarm density, substrate preference | F? Brook Seeley
Dave Thut 1990; Diel behavior patterns of planktivorous fish and their prey% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, zooplankton, Chromis cyaneus, Chromis multioineatus, Clepticus parrai, Gramma loreto, Myripristis jacobus, Piracanthus arenatus, Apogon sp., diurnal, nocturnal, abundance, predation risk, substrate preferenceB? j Steve Sloan
Stephanie Smart 1990Z Oh dear! Where are the staghorn? A survery of Acropora cervicornis after Hurricane Gilbert% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, order of branching, bleaching, coral abundance, coral age, coral size, Hurricane Allen, Hurricane Gilbert, damselfish territory, algae coverB? j Shannon F. Toalson 1990d Possible ecological effects of chloroplast endosymbionts in Tridactia crispata, the sea-lettuce slug% Dartmouth Studies in Tropical Ecology Jamaica, Discovery Bay, foreign organelle retention, siphonaceous algae, photosynthate, substrate preference, depth, abundance, red-encrusting alage, light intensity, phototaxis PK =I/* * refs.FRM 0 B < ! // ! H PRIMARYyearIndex
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