Chemical Communication in Crustaceans
暫譯: 甲殼類動物的化學通信

PART I. INTRODUCTORY SECTION 1. M. Thiel & T. Breithaupt: Chemical Communication in Crustaceans: research challenges for the 21st century 2. T. D. Wyatt: Pheromones and behavior PART II. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF SIGNAL CHARACTERISTICS AND RECEPTION 3. M. E. Hay: Crustaceans as powerful models in aquatic chemical ecology 4. M. J. Weissburg: Waterborne chemical communication: stimulus dispersal dynamics and orientation strategies in crustaceans 5. M. A. R. Koehl: Hydrodynamics of sniffing by crustaceans 6. E. Hallberg & M. Skog: Chemosensory sensilla in crustaceans 7. M. Schmidt & D. Mellon: Neuronal processing of chemical information in crustaceans 8. B. S. Hansson, S. Harzsch, M. Knaden and M. Stensmyr: The neural and behavioral basis of chemical communication in terrestrial crustaceans PART III. CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION AND BEHAVIOR 9. J. Yen & Lasley: Chemical communication between copepods: finding the mate in a fluid environment 10. M. Thiel: Chemical communication in peracarid crustaceans 11. K. Mead & R. Caldwell: Mantis Shrimps: olfactory apparatus and chemosensory behavior 12. J. Aggio & C. D. Derby: Chemical communication in lobsters 13. T. Breithaupt: Chemical communication in crayfish 14. R.T. Bauer: Chemical communication in decapod shrimps: the influence of mating and social systems on the relative importance of olfactory and contact pheromones 15. F. Gherardi & E. Tricarico: Chemical ecology and social behavior of Anomura 16. J. H. Christy & D. Rittschoff: Deception in visual and chemical communication in crustaceans 17. E. A. Hebets & A. Rundus: Chemical communication in a multimodal context 18. B. A. Hazlett: Chemical cues and reducing the risk of predation PART IV. TOWARDS IDENTIFICATION OF CHEMICAL SIGNALS 19. J. Hardege & J. Terschak: Identification of crustacean sex pheromones 20. M. Kamio & C. D. Derby: Approaches to a molecular identification of sex pheromones in blue crabs 21. E. S. Chang: The crustacean endocrine system and pleiotropic chemical messengers 22. A.S. Clare: Towards a characterization of the chemical cue to barnacle gregariousness 23. T. Snell: Contact chemoreception and its role in zooplankton mate recognition 24. Y. W. Chung-Davidson, M. Huertas & W. Li: A review of research in fish pheromones PART V. APPLIED ASPECTS: 25. A. Barki, C. Jones & I. Karplus.: Chemical communication and aquaculture of decapod crustaceans: needs, problems and possible solutions 26. K. H. Olsén: Effects of pollutants on olfactory mediated behaviors in fish and crustaceans 27. T. C. Baker: Insect pheromones: useful lessons for crustacean pheromone programs?