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Volume 10, Number 10, October 1995

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Biodiversity and human health
pp. 390-391(2)
Author: Dobson A.

Are some plants born to burn?
pp. 393-395(3)
Author: Zedler P.H.

Unwelcome immigrants?
pp. 395-396(2)
Author: Greenwood J.J.D.

Why is the house mouse karyotype so variable?
pp. 397-402(6)
Authors: Nachman M.W.; Searle J.B.

The advantages of being evergreen
pp. 402-407(6)
Author: Aerts R.

Multi-functionality and biodiversity in arbuscular mycorrhizas
pp. 407-411(5)
Authors: Newsham K.K.; Fitter A.H.; Watkinson A.R.

Genetic conflicts of interest in plants
pp. 412-416(5)
Author: Dominguez C.A.

The burden is description, not identification
pp. 416-417(2)
Authors: Bello E.; Becerra J.M.; Valdecasas A.

Reply from M. Edwards and D.R. Morse
pp. 417-417(1)
Authors: Edwards M.; Morse D.R.

The sensory exploitation hypothesis
pp. 417-417(1)
Authors: Christy J.H.; Backwell P.R.Y.

Parasitic infection of migratory bird species
pp. 417-418(2)
Author: Sodhi N.S.

Comparative functional plant ecology: rationale and potentials
pp. 418-421(4)
Authors: Duarte C.M.; Sand-Jensen K.; Nielsen S.L.; Enriquez S.; Agusti S.

Disturbed island ecology
pp. 421-425(5)
Author: Whittaker R.J.

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