Index Index to Volume 59 January-December 2009 KEY [A] Article [ED] Education [SBAj Special Book Article [AN] AIBSnews [EOE] Eye on Education [SR] Special Reports [BB] BioBriefs [F] Feature [TB] Teaching Biology [BH] Biology in History [FO] Forum [V] Viewpoint [BR] Book Review [L] Letter [WW] Washington Watch [BT] Biologist’s Toolbox [PB] Professional Biologist [E] Editorial [RT] Roundtable doi: 10.1 .S25/bio.20()9.59.11.20 Authors Berry, P. M. see Luck, G. W. Aarssen, L. W. see Borsuk, R. M. Bestelmeyer, B. T. see Okin, G. S. Alho, C. J. R. see Keddy, P. A. Biggs, Reinette, Stephen R. Carpenter, and William A. Brock |A| Anders, A. D. see Post, E. Spurious Certainty: How Ignoring Measurement Error and Armbrust, E. V. see Carpenter, S. R. Environmental Heterogeneity May Contribute to Environmen¬ Arroyo, M. T. K. see Keddy, P. A. tal Controversies, 1:65. Arzberger, P. see Carpenter, S. R. Bildstein, K. L. see Michener, W. K. -. see Porter, I. H. Black, K. see Duarte, C. M. Atkinson, P. W. see Niles, L. I. Blaustein, Richard [ F j The Encyclopedia of Life: Describing Species, Auer, Carol [SBA| A Century of Crop Improvement: From Vavilov Unifying Biology, 7:551. to Biotechnology, 5:436. Blomquist, S. M. see Semlitsch, R. D. Baine, M. see Wyman, R. L. Bocco, G. see Garcia-Barrios, L. Ballard, G. see Kelling, S. Baker, A. J. see Niles, L. |. Bond, William |BR| Plants and Vegetation: Origins, Processes, Barnas, K. A. see Sanderson, Beth L Consequences, 8:713. Barrett, Gary W. [BR] The Ecological World View, 4: 350. Bonney, Rick, Caren Cooper, lanis Dickinson, Steve Kelling, Tina Bart, ]. see Niles, L. J. Phillips, Kenneth V. Rosenberg, and lennifer Shirk [RTj Citizen Bean, W. T. see Prugh, L R. Science: A Developing Tool for Expanding Science Knowledge Beardsley, Timothy M. [E] An Agenda for Our Science? 10:819. and Scientific Literacy, 11:977. -. [BB] Beyond the Envelope, 6: 459. Borsuk, Robyn M., Lonnie W. Aar,s.sen, Amber E. Budden, lulia -. [BB] Biodiversity: Boom or Bust? 2: 192. Koricheva, Roosa Leimu, Tom Tregenza, and Christopher }. -. [E] Boosting Biology, 2:99. Lortie |PB| To Name or Not to Name: An Experimental -. [E] Forward Steps for Science, 5: 363. Manipulation of Author Identity on Peer Review, 11:985. -. [E] Genes for the Planet, 9:731. Bowler, C. see Saade, A. -. [E] The Individual Benefits of Evolution, 4:275. Box, Eugene O. |BR| Plants at the Margin: Ecological Limits and -. [E] Malawi as Microcosm, 7: 539. Climate Change, 8: 712. -. [E] Spreading the Words, 8:635. Braschler, Brigitte |V] Successfully Implementing a Citizen-Scientist -. [E] Stimulating Conservation, 3: 195. Approach to In.sect Monitoring in a Resource-poor Country, Ben-Ari, Elia [BB] Twitter: What’s All the Chirping About? 7:632. 2: 103. Bennett, K. A. see Niles, L. J. Berenbaum, May R. [E] Citizens and Science Policy, 11:923. Brashares, I. S. see Prugh, L. R. -. [E] Revving Up for the Year of Science, 1:3. Brischoux, Fran(;ois and Timothee R. Cook [V] Juniors Seek an Bergstrom, Bradley J., Sacha Vignieri, Steven R. Sheffield, Wes End to the Impact Factor Race, 8:638. Sechrest, and Anne Carlson [FO] The Northern Rocky Moun¬ Brock, W. A. see Biggs, R. tain Gray Wolf Is Not Yet Recovered, 11:991. Brodie, J. see Post, E. WWW. biosciencemag. org December 2009 / Vol. 59 No. 11 • BioScience 1013 Index Brunt, lames W. and William K. Michener [A] The Resource Dis¬ Costello, Mark J. [FO] Motivating Online Publication of Data, 5:418. covery Initiative for Field Stations: Enhancing Data Manage¬ Cotner, S. see Moore, R. ment at North American Biological Field Stations, 6:482. Dahlke,). see Kiesecker, J. M. Brush, Stephen B. [BR] Plant Breeding and Biotechnology: Societal Dawson, Natalie [WW] On Moral Grounds: Bioethics Training for Context and the Future of Agriculture, 5:441. Scientists, 2: 112. Budden, A. E. see Borsuk, R. M. Dawson, T. P. see Luck, G. W. Bugter, R. see Luck, G. W. Day, John W. Jr., Charles A. Hall, Alejandro Yanez-Arancibia, Burger, Joanna JBR] The Question of Animal Culture, 11: 1001 David Pimentel, Carles Ibanez Marti, and William J. Mitsch [A] Burton, Ronald S. |A] Molecular Markers, Natural History, and Ecology in Times of Scarcity, 4: 321. Conservation of Marine Animals, 10: 831. de Bello, F. see Luck, G. W. Bushaw-Newton, Karen [BR] Echoes of Life: What Fossil Mole¬ Dennett, Daniel C. [BR] Guilty Robots, Happy Dogs: The Question cules Reveal about Earth History, 8:710. of Alien Minds, 8: 707. Bussmann, R. see Restrepo, C. Dewar, Roderick C., Oskar Franklin, Annikki Makela, Ross E. Mc- Cai, L. see Xu, H. Murtrie, and Harry T. Valentine [A] Optimal Function Explains Calhoun, A. J. K. see Semlitsch, R. D. Forest Responses to Global Change, 2: 127. Callaway, R. M. see Kikvidze, Z. Dey, A. D. see Niles, L. J. Campbell, D. R. see Keddy, P. A. Diana, James S. [A] Aquaculture Production and Biodiversity Capps, K. A. see Moslem!, J. M. Conservation, 1:27. 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K. see Post, E. Koricheva, J. see Borsuk, R. M. Major, K. M. see Janovy, J. Jr. Kostoff, Ronald N. [V] A Systematic Approach to Alternative Makela, A. see Dewar, R. C. Medical Procedures, 9: 734. Mangel, M. see Carpenter, S. R. Kraft, C. E. see Lepak, J. M. Marba, N. see Duarte, C. M. Kraft, S. E. see Lant, C. L. Mares, Michael A. |V| Natural Science Collections: America’s Kratz, T. K. see Porter, J. H. Irreplaceable Resource, 7:544. Krell, Frank-Thorsten [V] The Poverty of Citation Databases: Margosian, Margaret L., Karen A. Garrett, J. M. Shawn Hutchinson, Data Mining is Crucial for Fair Metrical Evaluation of Research and Kimberly A. With [A] Connectivity of the American Agri¬ Performance, 1:6. cultural Landscape: Asse.ssing the National Risk of Crop Pest and Kremen, C. see Luck, G. W. Disease Spread, 2: 141. Kress, W. J. see Dick, C. W. Marshall, J. L. see Huestis, D. L. Laliberte, A. S. see Prugh, L. R. Marti, C. 1. see Day, J. W. Jr. Lant, Christopher L., J. B. Ruhl, and Steven E. Kraft [L] Response from Masera, O. R. see Garcia-Barrios, L. Lant, Ruhl, and Kraft, 2:102. Maul, J. see Moslemi, J. M. Lautenbacher, Conrad C. Jr. [V] Ocean and Atmosphere—The Mayer, Amy [F] Sweet Home Alabama: Hot Spot for Phylogeogra- Future, 5:366. phy, 4: 280. Lavorel, S. see Luck, G. W. McClearn, D. see Michener, W. K. Leibold, M. A. see Carpenter, S. R. McCoy, T. see Fargione, J. E. Lehman, C. see Fargione, J. E. McGregor, Peter [BR] Analyzing Animal Societies: Quantitative Lepak, Jesse M., Hannah A. Shayler, Clifford E. Kraft, and Barbara Methods for Vertebrate Social Analysis, 7:622. A. Knuth [FO] Mercury Contamination in Sport Fish in the McIntyre, P. B. see Moslemi, J. M. Northeastern United States: Considerations for Future Data McKee, A. see Michener, W. K. Collection, 2:174. McKenney, B. see Kiesecker, J. M. Levy, Sharon [F] The Dingo Dilemma, 6:465. McLeod, S. see Fargione, J. E. Liemu, R. see Borsuk, R. M. McMurtrie, R. E. see Dewar, R. C. 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The Kinetochore Move's Ahead: Contributions of Molecular and Ge¬ The Resource Discovery Initiative for Field Stations: Enhancing netic Techniques to Our Understanding of Mitosi.s, Mary Kathrine Data Management at North American Biological Field Stations, Johnson and Dwayne A. Wise, 11:933. James W. Brunt and WiJliam K. Michener, 6:482. Landsliding and Its Multiscale Influence on Mountainscapes, Carla Reuniting Phenotype and Genotype in Biodiversity Research, Kevin Restrepo, Lawrence R. Walker, Aaron B. Shiels, Rainer Buss- mann, l.ieven Claessens, Simey Fisch, Pablo Lozano, Girish Negi, Winkler, 8:657. Leonardo Paolini, German Poveda, Carlos Ramos-5charr6n, The Rise of the Mesopredator, Laura R. Prugh, Chantal J. Stoner, Michael Richter, and Eduardo Velazquez, 8:685. Clinton W. Epps, William T. Bean, William J. Ripple, Andrea S. Leaf Evolution and Development: Advancing Technologies, Ad¬ Laliberte, Justin S. Brashares, 9:779. vancing Understanding, Heather L. Sanders and Sarah E. 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