Joumalo f EXPERIMENTAL MARINE BIOLOGY ELCSag E¥ VIER s Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology AND ECOLOGY 264 (2001) 227-228 —_—_—_—_— www.elsevier.com /locate /jembe Contents of Volume 264 Research articles P.S. Rainbow and W.H. Black (UK) Effects of changes in salinity on the apparent water permeability of three crab species: Carcinus maenas, Eriocheir sinensis and Necora puber O.L. Sarantchova (Russia) Research into tolerance for the environment salinity in sea starfish Asterias rubens L. from populations of the White Sea and Barentz Sea P.J. Cancellieri, JM. Burkholder, N.J. Deamer-Melia and H.B. Glasgow (USA) Chemosensory attraction of zoospores of the estuarine dinoflagellates, Pfiesteria pisci- cida and P. shumwayae, to finfish mucus and excreta D.A. Milton and S.R. Chenery (Australia, UK) Sources and uptake of trace metals in otoliths of juvenile barramundi (Lates calcarifer) R.A. Brooks and S.S. Bell (USA) Mobile corridors in marine landscapes: enhancement of faunal exchange at seagrass /sand ecotones G.F. Blanchard, J.-M. Guarini, F. Orvain and P.-G. Sauriau (France) Dynamic behaviour of benthic microalgal biomass in intertidal mudflats J.A. Pechenik, T. Gleason, D. Daniels and D. Champlin (USA) Influence of larval exposure to salinity and cadmium stress on juvenile performance of two marine invertebrates (Capitella sp. | and Crepidula fornicata) T. Togashi and P.A. Cox Jiapan, USA) Tidal-linked synchrony of gamete release in the marine green alga, Monostroma angicava Kjellman B.F. Beal, M.R. Parker and K.W. Vencile (USA) Seasonal effects of intraspecific density and predator exclusion along a shore-level gradient on survival and growth of juveniles of the soft-shell clam, Mya arenaria L., in Maine, USA E.V. Iyengar and C.D. Harvell (USA) Predator deterrence of early developmental stages of temperate lecithotrophic asteroids and holothuroids J. Cote, C.F. Rakocinski and T.A. Randall (USA) Feeding efficiency by juvenile blue crabs on two common species of micrograzer snails PII: S0022-0981(01)00342-2 228 Contents of Volume 264 V.R. Hall (Australia) The response of Acropora hyacinthus and Montipora tuberculosa to three different types of colony damage: scraping injury, tissue mortality and breakage Author Index of Volume 264 Contents of Volume 264