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Marina COBOLLI, Editor-in-Chief
Università di Roma "La Sapienza" Dipartimento
di Biologia Animale e dell'Uomo, Viale dell'Università,
32 I-00185 ROMA Italy marina.cobolli@uniroma1.it
David C. CULVER
The American University, Department of Biology, 4400 Massachussetts
Avenue NW WASHINGTON DC 20016 USA dculver@american.edu
Hans-Jürgen HAHN
Institut für Biologie, Universität Koblenz-Landau, Abt.
Landau, Im Fort 7 D-76829 LANDAU IN DER PFALZ, Germany hjhahn@uni-landau.de
Horton HOBBS III
Wittenberg University, Department of Biology, PO Box 720 SPRINGFIELD
USA hhobbs@wittenberg.edu
John R. HOLSINGER
Old Dominion University, Department of Biological Sciences 23529
0266 NORFOLK VIRGINIA USA jholsing@odu.edu
Williams Frank HUMPHREYS
Western Australian Museum, Francis Street WA-6000 PERTH Australia
humphw@museum.wa.gov.au
Leonardo LATELLA
Conservatoire Zoologica, Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Verona,
Palazzo Pompei, Lungadige Porta Vittoria, 9 I-37129 VERONA Italy
Leonardo_Latella@comune.verona.it
Giuseppe MESSANA
Istituto per lo
Studio degli Ecosistemi, CNR - ISE, Sede di Firenze, Via Madonna
del Piano, I-50019 Sesto Fiorentino FIRENZE Italy messana@ise.cnr.it
Oana Teodora MOLDOVAN
Institutul de Spéologie "Emil Racovitza", Str.
Cinicilor 5PO Box 58, RO-400006 CLUJ-NAPOCA Roimania oanamol@hasdeu.ubbcluj.ro
Jos NOTENBOOM
European Environment Agency, Kongens Nytorv 6, DK-1050 COPENHAGEN
Denmark josephus.notenboom@eea.eu.int
Boris SKET
Univerza V Ljubljana, Oddelek za biologijo, Vecna Pot 111, S-61111
LJUBLJANA, Slovenia boris.sket@bf.uni-lj.si
Eleonora TRAJANO
Instituto Biociências da USP, Departamento de Zoologia,
CP 11461 B-05422-970 SAO PAULO SP Brazil etrajano@usp.br
Christian JUBERTHIE, Honorary Editor
1, impasse St Jacques F-09190 SAINT-LIZIER France cjuberthie@aol.com
Assistant editor
Claudio DI RUSSO, Universitá di Roma "La Sapienza",
Dipartimento di Biologia Animale e dell'Uomo, Viale dell'Universitá,
32 I-00185 ROMA, Italia
Editorial Advisory Board
Belles X. (Spain), Blas M. (Spain), Casale A. (Italy), Coineau
N. (France), Da Gama M.M. (Portugal), Danielopol D. (Austria),
Deharveng L. (France), Decu V. (Romania), Giani N. (France), Ginet
R. (France), Iliffe T.C. (United States), Magniez G; (France),
Marmonier P. (France), Oromi P. (Spain), Parzefall J. (Germany),
Racovitza G. (Romania), Ribera C. (Spain), Ruffo S. (Italy), Sbordoni
V. (Italy), Thibaud J.M. (France), Turquin M.J. (France), Ueno
(Japan), Vigna Taglianti A. (Italy), Weber F. (Germany), Wilkens
H. (Germany).
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Subterranean Biology
Volume 1
Contents
Coppellotti Krupa O. & Guidolin L. - Taxonomy and ecology of ciliate fauna (Protozoa, Ciliophora) from karst caves in North-East Italy. p. 3
Ducarme X., Michel G. & Lebrun P. Mites from Belgian caves: an extensive study. p. 13
L'uptàcik P. & Miko L. - Oribatid mites (Acarina, Oribatida) of Slovak caves. p. 25
Magniez G. J. - Contribution à la connaissance des Stenasellidae (Crustacea, Isopoda, Asellota) stygobies d'Extreme-Orient. p. 31
Magniez G. J. - Stygobitic Aselloidea of the Ibero-Aquitanian region. p. 43
Dumnicka E. Observations on the distribution of aquatic fauna in Tatra mountain caves. p. 49
Cacchio P., Ercole C. & Lepidi A. - Calcium-carbonate deposition in limestone caves: microbiological aspects. p. 57
Grafitti G., De Waele J. & Blondé P. - Biospeleological researches in some caves of Zambia (Central South Africa). p. 65
Moldovan O. T., Racovitza G. & Rajka G. - The impact of tourism in Romanian show caves: the example of the beetle populations in the Ursilor cave of Chiscau (Transylvania, Romania). p. 73
Aumiller S. R. & Noltie D. B. - Chemoreceptive responses of Southern cavefish: Typhlichthys subterraneus Girard, 1860 (Pisces, Amblyopsidae) to conspecific and prey. p. 79
Plath M., Koiner K. E., Parzefall J. & Schlupp I. - Persistence of a visually mediated mating preference in the cave molly, Poecilia mexicana (Poeciliidae, Teleostei). p. 93
Moldovan O. T. - Sex recognition at the subterranean
Leptodirinae (Coleoptera, Cholevidae). II. Biochemical approach
and data integration. p. 99
Subterranean Biology
Volume 2
Contents
Route N., Martinez-Ansemil E., Sambugar B., Giani N. - On some interesting freshwater Annelida, mainly Oligochaeta, of the underground waters of southwestern France with the description of a new species. p. 1
Gentile G., Sarbu S.M. - Trophic sources partition and
population genetic structure of the isopod Androniscus dentiger
from a chemoautotrophy based underground ecosystem. p. 7
Ketmaier V., De Matthaeis E., Cobolli M. - Pattern of gene
flow and genetic divergence in the three Italian species of the
cave cricket genus Troglophilus (Orthoptera, Rhaphidophoridae):
allozyme data. p. 15
Culver D.C., Christman M.C., _ereg I., Trontelj P., Sket B. - The location of terrestrial species-rich caves in a cave-rich area. p. 27
Coppellotti Krupa O., Toniello V., Guidolin L. - Niphargus and Gammarus from karst waters: first data on heavy metal (Cd, Cu, Zn) exposure in a biospeleology laboratory. p. 33
Taborosi D., Hirakawa
K., Stafford K. -
Interactions of plant roots and speleothems. p.43
Arndt M., Parzefall J., Plath M.- Does sexual experience
influence mate choice decisions in Cave molly females (Poecilia
mexicana, Poeciliidae, Teleostei) ? p. 53
Plath M., Arndt M., Parzefall J, Schlupp J. - Size-dependent male mating behaviour in the Cave molly, Poecilia mexicana ( Poeciliidae, Teleostei). p. 59
Sawicki T.R., Holsinger J.R., Iliffe T.M.. - Four new species of the subterranean amphipod genus Hadzia ( Hadziidae) from caves in the western Pacific, with a re-evaluation of the taxonomic status of the genus. p. 65
Karanovic I. - Towards a revision of Candoninae (Crustacea, Ostracoda): on the genus Candonopsis Vavra, with descriptions of new taxa. p. 91
Magniez G. J., Bréhier F. - Bragasellus comasioides, sp. nov., crustacé isopode, asellote stygobie des Picos de Europa (Espagne). p. 109
Sendra A., Lara M.D., Ruiz Aviles F., Tinaut A. - Une nouvelle espèce du genre Plusiocampa Silvestri, 1912 (Diplura, Campodeidae) et données pour sa reconstruction paléobiogéographique dans les Bétiques. p. 113
Obituaries: Lucien-Charles
GENEST p. 123
Bruno CONDE p. 127
Thomas C. KANE p. 133
New taxa described in this volume p. 137
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