EVOLUTIONARY AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CRUSTACEAN DIAPAUSE.

Proceedings of the symposium "Diapause in the Crustacea - with invited contributions on noncrustacean taxa" held in Gent, August 24-29, 1997, Archiv fur Hydrobiologie, Advances in Limnology 52, edited by L. Brendonck, L. De Meester, N. Hairston,Jr. 1998, ISSN 0071-1128, 561pp

Selected abtracts:

THE HATCHING PATTERN OF BRANCHIPODOPSIS WOLFI (CRUSTACEA: ANOSTRACA): PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY, ADDITIVE GENETIC AND MATERNAL EFFECTS

ENVIRONMENTAL AND GENETIC CONTROL OF DIAPAUSE TERMINATION IN DAPHNIA

HATCHING OF DAPHNIA MAGNA RESTING EGGS: THE EFFECT OF STORAGE DURATION AND STORAGE TEMPERATURE

CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS, MATERNAL EFFECTS AND THE HATCHING OF DAPHNIA DIAPAUSING EGGS

VULNERABILITY OF CENTROPAGES HAMATUS (LILLJEBORG) DIAPAUSE EGGS (COPEPODA: CALANOIDA) TO ANOXIA: THE INFLUENCE OF TIME OF INITIAL EXPOSURE

EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE TREATMENT IN ARTEMIA CYSTS OF DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN

DORMANCY IN THREE CALANUS SPECIES (C. FINMARCHICUS, C. GLACIALIS AND C. HYPERBOREUS) FROM THE NORTH ATLANTIC

MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF P26, A CYST-SPECIFIC, SMALL HEAT SHOCK/ALFA-CRYSTALLIN PROTEIN FROM ARTEMIA FRANCISCANA

TERMINATION OF QUIESCENCE IN CRUSTACEA: THE ROLE OF TRANSFER RNA AMINOACYLATION AND INTRACELLULAR PH IN THE BRINE SHRIMP ARTEMIA

THE METABOLIC STATUS OF QUIESCENT AND DIAPAUSE EMBRYOS OF ARTEMIA FRANCISCANA (KELLOGG)

HAEMOGLOBIN: A PRIMORDIAL ROLE PRESERVED IN DIAPAUSE?

TREHALOSE PREVENTS IMBIBITIONAL DAMAGE IN ANHYDROBIOTIC CYSTS OF ARTEMIA BY DEPRESSING THE PHASE TRANSITION TEMPERATURE IN LIPIDS