Animal Behaviour

Colony founding by queen association and determinants of reduction in queen number in the antLasius niger
pp. 287-294(8)
Authors: SOMMER K.; HOLLDOBLER B.

Magnetic compass and learning of theY,axis (sea-land) direction in the marine isopodIdotea baltica basteri
pp. 295-300(6)
Authors: UGOLINI A.; PEZZANI A.

Female choice in a feral guppy population: are there multiple cues?
pp. 301-307(7)
Authors: BROOKS R.; CAITHNESS N.

The ontogeny of littermate preferences in juvenile golden-mantled ground squirrels: effects of rearing and relatedness
pp. 309-322(14)
Author: HOLMES W.G.

Paternal care in the European starling,Sturnus vulgaris: incubation
pp. 323-331(9)
Authors: SMITH H.G.; SANDELL M.I.; BRUUN M.

Premature schooling of larval herring in the presence of more advanced conspecifics
pp. 333-341(9)
Authors: GALLEGO A.; HEATH M.R.; FRYER R.J.

Specificity of the host recognition behaviour of larvalUnionicola(Acari: Unionicolidae): the effects of larval ontogeny and early larval experience
pp. 343-352(10)
Authors: EDWARDS D.D.; DIMOCK J.

Determinants of reproductive success in freshwater amphipod species that experience different mortality regimes
pp. 353-363(11)
Author: WELLBORN G.A.

A further examination of a pre-existing bias favouring a sword in the genusXiphophorus
pp. 365-375(11)
Author: BASOLO A.L.

The effect of tick challenge on grooming rate by impala
pp. 377-392(16)
Author: MOORING M.S.

Sexual imprinting as a two-stage process: mechanisms of information storage and stabilization
pp. 393-403(11)
Authors: OETTING S.; PROVE E.; BISCHOF H.-J.

Female foraging responses to sexual harassment in the solitary beeAnthophora plumipes
pp. 405-412(8)
Author: STONE G.N.

Divorce in birds: a review of the hypotheses
pp. 413-429(17)
Author: CHOUDHURY S.

Accuracy of memory for amount in the foraging starling,Sturnus vulgaris
pp. 431-443(13)
Authors: BATESON M.; KACELNIK A.

Female attraction by males versus sites in territorial rutting red deer
pp. 445-453(9)
Author: CARRANZA J.

Mate retention in the kittiwake,Rissa tridactyla, and the significance of nest site tenacity
pp. 455-464(10)
Authors: FAIRWEATHER J.A.; COULSON J.C.

Predator preferences for attacking particular prey group sizes: consequences for predator hunting success and prey predation risk
pp. 465-473(9)
Authors: KRAUSE J.; GODIN J.-G.J.

Flehmen and birth synchrony among female sable antelope,Hippotragus niger
pp. 475-484(10)
Author: THOMPSON K.V.

Inter-group competition and stable group sizes
pp. 485-488(4)
Authors: ZEMEL A.; LUBIN Y.

The role of wax comb in honey bee nestmate recognition
pp. 489-496(8)
Authors: BREED M.D.; GARRY M.F.; PEARCE A.N.; HIBBARD B.E.; BJOSTAD L.B.; PAGE J.

Patch choice with competitive asymmetries and perceptual limits: the importance of history
pp. 497-508(12)
Authors: SPENCER H.G.; KENNEDY M.; GRAY R.D.

Intraspecific nest parasitism in the barnacle goose: behavioural tactics of parasites and hosts
pp. 509-517(9)
Authors: FORSLUND P.; LARSSON K.

Colour avoidance in northern bobwhites: effects of age, sex and previous experience
pp. 519-526(8)
Authors: MASTROTA N.F.; MENCH J.A.

Testing models of non-kin cooperation: mutualism and the Prisoner's Dilemma
pp. 527-535(9)
Authors: CLEMENTS K.C.; STEPHENS D.W.

Larval marbled salamanders,Ambystoma opacum, eat their kin
pp. 537-545(9)
Authors: WALLS S.C.; BLAUSTEIN A.R.

Genetic similarity theory and human assortative mating: a reply to Russell & Wells
pp. 547-549(3)
Author: RUSHTON P.J.

Human assortative mating: more questions concerning genetic similarity theory
pp. 550-553(4)
Authors: RUSSELL R.J.H.; WELLS P.A.

Egg sac inhibits filial cannibalism in the wolf spider,Schizocosa ocreata
pp. 555-557(3)
Author: WAGNER J.D.

Locomotor activity levels and the dispersal of western screech-owls,Otus kennicottii
pp. 558-561(4)
Authors: BELTHOFF J.R.; DUFTY J.

Book reviews
pp. 563-572(10)