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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
501	8312 Saether BE, Engen S, Moller AP, Weimerskirch H, Visser ME, et al. Life-history variation predicts the effects of demographic stochasticity on avian population dynamics AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2004 DEC; 164 (6): 793-802	4	33	9	55
502	8408 Near TJ, Meylan PA, Shaffer HB Assessing concordance of fossil calibration points in molecular clock studies: An example using turtles AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 FEB; 165 (2): 137-146	16	76	8	61
503	8409 Santos M, Cespedes W, Balanya J, Trotta V, Calboli FCF, et al. Temperature-related genetic changes in laboratory populations of Drosophila subobscura: Evidence against simple climatic-based explanations for latitudinal clines AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 FEB; 165 (2): 258-273	13	29	23	103
504	8474 Fallon SM, Bermingham E, Ricklefs RE Host specialization and geographic localization of avian malaria parasites: A regional analysis in the Lesser Antilles AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 APR; 165 (4): 466-480	1	36	7	51
505	8501 San Mauro D, Vences M, Alcobendas M, Zardoya R, Meyer A Initial diversification of living amphibians predated the breakup of Pangaea AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 MAY; 165 (5): 590-599	5	74	6	47
506	8650 Barrett RDH, MacLean RC, Bell G Experimental evolution of Pseudomonas fluorescens in simple and complex environments AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 OCT; 166 (4): 470-480	1	21	3	59
507	8672 Engen S, Saether BE Generalizations of the Moran effect explaining spatial synchrony in population fluctuations AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 NOV; 166 (5): 603-612	2	21	4	48
508	8821 Abrams PA The prerequisites for and likelihood of generalist-specialist coexistence AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 MAR; 167 (3): 329-342	0	22	3	43
509	9000 Novak M, Pfeiffer T, Lenski RE, Sauer U, Bonhoeffer S Experimental tests for an evolutionary trade-off between growth rate and yield in E-coli AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 AUG; 168 (2): 242-251	4	36	5	27
510	9115 Berryman A, Lima M Deciphering the effects of climate on animal populations: Diagnostic analysis provides new interpretation of soay sheep dynamics AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 DEC; 168 (6): 784-795	1	19	2	38
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511	9116 Ricklefs RE, Schwarzbach AE, Renner SS Rate of lineage origin explains the diversity anomaly in the world's mangrove vegetation AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 DEC; 168 (6): 805-810	0	13	1	41
512	9196 Underwood N Variation in and correlation between intrinsic rate of increase and carrying capacity AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2007 JAN; 169 (1): 136-141	0	3	2	23
513	9438 Cao Y, Hawkins CP, Larsen DP, Van Sickle J Effects of sample standardization on mean species detectabilities and estimates of relative differences in species richness among assemblages AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2007 SEP; 170 (3): 381-395	0	10	1	98
514	9618 Parham JF, Irmis RB Caveats on the use of fossil calibrations for molecular dating: A comment on near et al. AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 JAN; 171 (1): 132-136	3	8	9	41
515	9684 Doroszuk A, Wojewodzic MW, Gort G, Kammenga JE Rapid divergence of genetic variance-covariance matrix within a natural population AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 MAR; 171 (3): 291-304	0	5	3	80
516	9787 Marshall CR A simple method for bracketing absolute divergence times on molecular phylogenies using multiple fossil calibration points AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 JUN; 171 (6): 726-742	3	15	13	47
517	9788 Moll JD, Brown JS Competition and coexistence with multiple life-history stages AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 JUN; 171 (6): 839-843	0	3	3	16
518	9854 Filin I, Holt RD, Barfield M The relation of density regulation to habitat specialization, evolution of a species' range, and the dynamics of biological invasions AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 AUG; 172 (2): 233-247	2	12	5	63
519	9923 Abrams PA, Rueffler C, Dinnage R Competition-similarity relationships and the nonlinearity of competitive effects in consumer-resource systems AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 OCT; 172 (4): 463-474	3	7	12	74
520	10217 Gosden TP, Svensson EI Density-Dependent Male Mating Harassment, Female Resistance, and Male Mimicry AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2009 JUN; 173 (6): 709-721	0	9	5	63
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521	10333 Abrams PA Determining the Functional Form of Density Dependence: Deductive Approaches for Consumer-Resource Systems Having a Single Resource AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2009 SEP; 174 (3): 321-330	2	4	13	51
522	10433 Monroe MJ, Bokma F Do Speciation Rates Drive Rates of Body Size Evolution in Mammals? AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2009 DEC; 174 (6): 912-918	3	3	4	55
523	10629 Fowler NL, Pease CM Temporal Variation in the Carrying Capacity of a Perennial Grass Population AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2010 MAY; 175 (5): 504-512	0	0	3	60
524	10712 Hunt G Evolution in Fossil Lineages: Paleontology and The Origin of Species AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2010 JUL; 176: S61-S76	0	1	8	144
525	1570 MAY B, STAUB JE, KUHNS LJ POTATO CULTIVARS - GENETIC-VARIATION WITHIN PUTATIVE CLONES AMERICAN POTATO JOURNAL. 1982; 59 (4): 179-187	0	11	2	15
526	1097 WYERS EJ, ADLER HE, CARPEN K, CHISZAR D, DEMAREST J, et al. THE SOCIOBIOLOGICAL CHALLENGE TO PSYCHOLOGY ON THE PROPOSAL TO CANNIBALIZE COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1980; 35 (11): 955-979	1	7	1	88
527	4162 ALESSI G MODELS OF PROXIMATE AND ULTIMATE CAUSATION IN PSYCHOLOGY AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1992 NOV; 47 (11): 1359-1370	0	23	0	63
528	5188 LeesHaley PR Alice in validityland, or the dangerous consequences of consequential validity AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1996 SEP; 51 (9): 981-983	0	4	1	9
529	8775 Ayala FJ Darwin: Discovering the tree of life AMERICAN SCHOLAR. 2006 WIN; 75 (1): 131-134	0	0	0	1
530	16 AYALA FJ BIOLOGY AS AN AUTONOMOUS SCIENCE AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1968; 56 (3): 207-221	43	43	0	15
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531	17 GHERZI E, AYALA FJ, GHERZI E, GREIDANU.JH LETTER AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1968; 56 (4): A426-&	0	0	4	6
532	30 SCHAFFNE.KF CHEMICAL SYSTEMS AND CHEMICAL EVOLUTION - PHILOSOPHY OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1969; 57 (4): 410-&	0	4	1	41
533	105 AYALA FJ COMPETITION BETWEEN SPECIES AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1972; 60 (3): 348-&	46	46	8	21
534	106 HARGER JRE COMPETITIVE COEXISTENCE AMONG INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1972; 60 (5): 600-&	4	29	2	35
535	235 AYALA FJ BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION - NATURAL-SELECTION OR RANDOM-WALK AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1974; 62 (6): 692-701	36	36	11	22
536	447 POWELL JR, DOBZHANSKY T HOW FAR DO FLIES FLY AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1976; 64 (2): 179-185	2	8	2	17
537	590 WIENS JA COMPETITION AND VARIABLE ENVIRONMENTS AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1977; 65 (5): 590-597	22	778	5	81
538	878 POWELL JR, TAYLOR CE GENETIC-VARIATION IN ECOLOGICALLY DIVERSE ENVIRONMENTS AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1979; 67 (5): 590-596	17	74	12	41
539	1571 SCHOENER TW THE CONTROVERSY OVER INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1982; 70 (6): 586-595	16	415	5	63
540	1788 HUTCHINSON GE MARGINALIA - WHAT IS SCIENCE FOR AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1983; 71 (6): 639-644	1	5	1	17
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541	2038 THOMSON KS MARGINALIA - REDUCTIONISM AND OTHER ISMS IN BIOLOGY AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1984; 72 (4): 388-390	0	1	1	17
542	3549 TUTTLE RH APES OF THE WORLD AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1990 MAR-APR; 78 (2): 115-125	0	3	1	55
543	4287 AYALA FJ, BLACK B SCIENCE AND THE COURTS AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1993 MAY-JUN; 81 (3): 230-239	16	16	0	13
544	4359 ORESKES N THE LAWS OF BIOLOGY AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1993 SEP-OCT; 81 (5): 411-411	0	0	0	1
545	4360 AYALA FJ, BLACK B THE LAWS OF BIOLOGY - REPLY AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1993 SEP-OCT; 81 (5): 411-411	0	0	0	0
546	6328 Petroski H Daubert and Kumho AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1999 SEP-OCT; 87 (5): 402-406	0	4	2	6
547	8166 Ayala FJ Teaching science in the schools AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL-AUG; 92 (4): 298-298	0	0	0	0
548	8223 Ayala FJ Scientific literacy AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2004 SEP-OCT; 92 (5): 394-394	2	2	0	0
549	8284 Ayala FJ Science, society and the schools AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2004 NOV-DEC; 92 (6)	0	0	0	0
550	8378 Ayala FJ World science, Mexico and Sigma Xi AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2005 JAN-FEB; 93 (1): 2-2	0	0	0	0
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551	8442 Ayala FJ A shortage of scientific and engineering personnel? AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2005 MAR-APR; 93 (2): 98-98	0	0	0	0
552	8502 Ayala FJ Postdoctoral training: Valuable? Satisfactory? AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2005 MAY-JUN; 93 (3): 194-194	0	0	0	0
553	1346 CARROLL GR DYNAMICS OF ORGANIZATIONAL EXPANSION IN NATIONAL SYSTEMS OF EDUCATION AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1981; 46 (5): 585-599	0	29	1	42
554	236 NURSALL JR CHARACTER DISPLACEMENT AND FISH BEHAVIOR, ESPECIALLY IN CORAL-REEF COMMUNITIES AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1974; 14 (4): 1099-1118	2	12	1	80
555	591 HAMMEN CS BRACHIOPOD METABOLISM AND ENZYMES AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1977; 17 (1): 141-147	1	19	2	23
556	1098 BOCK WJ THE DEFINITION AND RECOGNITION OF BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1980; 20 (1): 217-227	6	127	2	28
557	1099 ALBERCH P ONTOGENESIS AND MORPHOLOGICAL DIVERSIFICATION AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1980; 20 (4): 653-667	22	236	5	99
558	1572 CRACRAFT J GEOGRAPHIC DIFFERENTIATION, CLADISTICS, AND VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY - RECONSTRUCTING THE TEMPO AND MODE OF EVOLUTION AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1982; 22 (2): 411-424	3	65	2	31
559	1789 MILKMAN R POPULATION-GENETICS THEORY - ANOTHER VIEW AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1983; 23 (1): 123-125	0	0	2	11
560	2039 CADE WH GENETIC-VARIATION UNDERLYING SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR AND REPRODUCTION AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1984; 24 (2): 355-366	0	57	4	143
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561	2040 MOORE JA SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1984; 24 (2): 467-534	2	13	5	452
562	2290 MOORE JA SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - HUMAN-ECOLOGY AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1985; 25 (2): 483-637	1	12	4	1102
563	2518 SCHOENER TW MECHANISTIC APPROACHES TO COMMUNITY ECOLOGY - A NEW REDUCTIONISM AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1986; 26 (1): 81-106	13	178	15	114
564	2519 MOORE JA SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - GENETICS AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1986; 26 (3): 583-747	0	6	1	538
565	2520 AYALA FJ WHITHER MANKIND - THE CHOICE BETWEEN A GENETIC TWILIGHT AND A MORAL TWILIGHT AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1986; 26 (3): 895-905	0	0	0	3
566	3026 CAPLAN AL REHABILITATING REDUCTIONISM AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1988; 28 (1): 193-203	0	2	4	24
567	3027 MAYER WV SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - FORM AND FUNCTION .3. THE ROLE OF FORM AND FUNCTION IN THE COLLEGIATE BIOLOGY CURRICULUM AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1988; 28 (2): 619-664	0	0	1	109
568	3239 LAWSON R, KOFRON CP, DESSAUER HC ALLOZYME VARIATION IN A NATURAL-POPULATION OF THE NILE CROCODILE AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1989; 29 (3): 863-871	2	19	7	36
569	3240 RUSE M DO ORGANISMS EXIST AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1989; 29 (3): 1061-1066	1	2	1	20
570	3722 MOORE JA SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING .7. A CONCEPTUAL-FRAMEWORK FOR BIOLOGY .2. AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1991; 31 (2): 349-470	0	3	14	724
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571	6013 McHugh D, Halanych KM Introduction to the symposium: Evolutionary relationships of metazoan phyla: Advances, problems, and approaches AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 813-817	1	7	2	22
572	6014 Holland PWH Major transitions in animal evolution: A developmental genetic perspective AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 829-842	4	37	1	59
573	6015 McHugh D Deciphering metazoan phylogeny: The need for additional molecular data AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 859-866	4	14	4	93
574	6016 Morris SC Early metazoan evolution: Reconciling paleontology and molecular biology AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 867-877	16	29	3	113
575	6017 Winnepenninckx BMH, Van de Peer Y, Backeljau T Metazoan relationships on the basis of 18S rRNA sequences: A few years later... AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 888-906	2	45	4	104
576	6018 Regier JC, Shultz JW Molecular phylogeny of arthropods and the significance of the Cambrian "explosion" for molecular systematics AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 918-928	3	42	1	46
577	6019 Halanych KM Considerations for reconstructing metazoan history: Signal, resolution, and hypothesis testing AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 929-941	4	31	1	41
578	6143 Benzie JAH Genetic structure of coral reef organisms: Ghosts of dispersal past AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1999 FEB; 39 (1): 131-145	5	124	7	62
579	6247 Erwin DH The origin of bodyplans AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1999 JUN; 39 (3): 617-629	7	25	2	82
580	6454 Arntzen JW, Olgun K Taxonomy of the banded newt, Triturus vittatus: morphological and allozyme data AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2000; 21 (2): 155-168	1	6	3	41
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581	6834 Brieva LM, Formas JR Allozyme variation and geographic differentiation in the Chilean leptodactylid frog Batrachyla taeniata (Girard, 1854) AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2001; 22 (4): 413-420	0	2	4	28
582	8533 Busack SD, Lawson R, Arjo WM Mitochondrial DNA, allozymes, morphology and historical biogeography in the Podarcis vaucheri (Lacertidae) species complex AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2005 JUN; 26 (2): 239-256	3	15	2	37
583	8622 Litvinchuk SN, Zuiderwijk A, Borkin LJ, Rosanov JM Taxonomic status of Triturus vittatus (Amphibia : Salamandridae) in western Turkey: trunk vertebrae count, genome size and allozyme data AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2005 SEP; 26 (3): 305-323	0	12	14	97
584	8923 Busack SD, Lawson R Historical biogeography, mitochondrial DNA, and allozymes of Psammodromus algirus (Lacertidae): a preliminary hypothesis AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2006 JUN; 27 (2): 181-193	0	2	2	37
585	10014 Salvi D, Capula M, Bombi P, Bologna MA How many Archaeolacerta inhabit the Corso-Sardinian Plate? Allozyme variation and differentiation in Archaeolacerta bedriagae (Camerano, 1885) AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2009; 30 (4): 463-470	1	2	6	43
586	10080 Rui JL, Wang YT, Nie LW The complete mitochondrial DNA genome of Eremias brenchleyi (Reptilia: Lacertidae) and its phylogeny position within squamata reptiles AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2009 FEB; 30 (1): 25-35	1	1	3	60
587	9789 Singh B, Gautam SK, Verma V, Kumar M, Singh B Metagenomics in animal gastrointestinal ecosystem: Potential biotechnological prospects ANAEROBE. 2008 JUN; 14 (3): 138-144	0	3	2	73
588	448 BRAUER F SOME APPLICATIONS OF THEORY OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL-EQUATIONS TO POPULATION-GROWTH PROBLEMS ANAIS DA ACADEMIA BRASILEIRA DE CIENCIAS. 1976; 48 (3): 369-385	0	2	2	26
589	10434 Blauth ML, Bruno RV, Abdelhay E, Loreto ELS, Valente VLS Detection of P element transcripts in embryos of Drosophila melanogaster and D. willistoni ANAIS DA ACADEMIA BRASILEIRA DE CIENCIAS. 2009 DEC; 81 (4): 679-689	0	0	3	54
590	1100 FEUERS RJ, DELONGCHAMP RR, CASCIANO DA, BURKHART JG, MOHRENWEISER HW ASSAY FOR MOUSE-TISSUE ENZYMES - LEVELS OF ACTIVITY AND STATISTICAL VARIATION FOR 29 ENZYMES OF LIVER OR BRAIN ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY. 1980; 101 (1): 123-130	0	16	1	38
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591	6934 Mullan B, Kenny-Walsh E, Collins JK, Shanahan F, Fanning LJ Inferred hepatitis C virus quasispecies diversity is influenced by choice of DNA polymerase in reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reactions ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY. 2001 FEB 15; 289 (2): 137-146	1	11	2	35
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593	3550 EGGER MD, HARRIS S, PENG B, SCHNEIDERMAN AM, WYMAN RJ MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THORACIC MUSCLES IN WILDTYPE AND IN BITHORAX DROSOPHILA ANATOMICAL RECORD. 1990 MAR; 226 (3): 373-382	0	11	1	41
594	7519 Thompson RF, Langford GM Myosin superfamily evolutionary history ANATOMICAL RECORD. 2002 NOV 1; 268 (3): 276-289	0	31	4	85
595	8475 Macho GA, Shimizu D, Jiang Y, Spears LR Australopithecus anamensis: A finite element approach to studying the functional adaptations of extinct hominins ANATOMICAL RECORD PART A-DISCOVERIES IN MOLECULAR CELLULAR AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 2005 APR; 283A (2): 310-318	0	25	1	35
596	7557 Bauerlein E Biomineralization of unicellular organisms: An unusual membrane biochemistry for the production of inorganic nano- and microstructures ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION. 2003; 42 (6): 614-641	1	123	3	264
597	7976 Budisa N Prolegomena to future experimental efforts on genetic code engineering by expanding its amino acid repertoire ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION. 2004; 43 (47): 6426-6463	0	64	1	276
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600	3771 WATSON PJ MULTIPLE PATERNITY AND 1ST MATE SPERM PRECEDENCE IN THE SIERRA DOME SPIDER, LINYPHIA-LITIGIOSA KEYSERLING (LINYPHIIDAE) ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1991 JAN; 41: 135-148	1	70	2	36

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501

8312 Saether BE, Engen S, Moller AP, Weimerskirch H, Visser ME, et al.

Life-history variation predicts the effects of demographic stochasticity on avian population dynamics

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2004 DEC; 164 (6): 793-802

502

8408 Near TJ, Meylan PA, Shaffer HB

Assessing concordance of fossil calibration points in molecular clock studies: An example using turtles

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 FEB; 165 (2): 137-146

503

8409 Santos M, Cespedes W, Balanya J, Trotta V, Calboli FCF, et al.

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 FEB; 165 (2): 258-273

103

504

8474 Fallon SM, Bermingham E, Ricklefs RE

Host specialization and geographic localization of avian malaria parasites: A regional analysis in the Lesser Antilles

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 APR; 165 (4): 466-480

505

8501 San Mauro D, Vences M, Alcobendas M, Zardoya R, Meyer A

Initial diversification of living amphibians predated the breakup of Pangaea

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 MAY; 165 (5): 590-599

506

8650 Barrett RDH, MacLean RC, Bell G

Experimental evolution of Pseudomonas fluorescens in simple and complex environments

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 OCT; 166 (4): 470-480

507

8672 Engen S, Saether BE

Generalizations of the Moran effect explaining spatial synchrony in population fluctuations

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 NOV; 166 (5): 603-612

508

8821 Abrams PA

The prerequisites for and likelihood of generalist-specialist coexistence

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 MAR; 167 (3): 329-342

509

9000 Novak M, Pfeiffer T, Lenski RE, Sauer U, Bonhoeffer S

Experimental tests for an evolutionary trade-off between growth rate and yield in E-coli

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 AUG; 168 (2): 242-251

510

9115 Berryman A, Lima M

Deciphering the effects of climate on animal populations: Diagnostic analysis provides new interpretation of soay sheep dynamics

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 DEC; 168 (6): 784-795

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

511

9116 Ricklefs RE, Schwarzbach AE, Renner SS

Rate of lineage origin explains the diversity anomaly in the world's mangrove vegetation

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 DEC; 168 (6): 805-810

512

9196 Underwood N

Variation in and correlation between intrinsic rate of increase and carrying capacity

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2007 JAN; 169 (1): 136-141

513

9438 Cao Y, Hawkins CP, Larsen DP, Van Sickle J

Effects of sample standardization on mean species detectabilities and estimates of relative differences in species richness among assemblages

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2007 SEP; 170 (3): 381-395

514

9618 Parham JF, Irmis RB

Caveats on the use of fossil calibrations for molecular dating: A comment on near et al.

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 JAN; 171 (1): 132-136

515

9684 Doroszuk A, Wojewodzic MW, Gort G, Kammenga JE

Rapid divergence of genetic variance-covariance matrix within a natural population

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 MAR; 171 (3): 291-304

516

9787 Marshall CR

A simple method for bracketing absolute divergence times on molecular phylogenies using multiple fossil calibration points

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 JUN; 171 (6): 726-742

517

9788 Moll JD, Brown JS

Competition and coexistence with multiple life-history stages

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 JUN; 171 (6): 839-843

518

9854 Filin I, Holt RD, Barfield M

The relation of density regulation to habitat specialization, evolution of a species' range, and the dynamics of biological invasions

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 AUG; 172 (2): 233-247

519

9923 Abrams PA, Rueffler C, Dinnage R

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2008 OCT; 172 (4): 463-474

520

10217 Gosden TP, Svensson EI

Density-Dependent Male Mating Harassment, Female Resistance, and Male Mimicry

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2009 JUN; 173 (6): 709-721

Date / Author / Journal

521

Determining the Functional Form of Density Dependence: Deductive Approaches for Consumer-Resource Systems Having a Single Resource

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2009 SEP; 174 (3): 321-330

522

10433 Monroe MJ, Bokma F

Do Speciation Rates Drive Rates of Body Size Evolution in Mammals?

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2009 DEC; 174 (6): 912-918

523

10629 Fowler NL, Pease CM

Temporal Variation in the Carrying Capacity of a Perennial Grass Population

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2010 MAY; 175 (5): 504-512

524

10712 Hunt G

Evolution in Fossil Lineages: Paleontology and The Origin of Species

AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2010 JUL; 176: S61-S76

144

525

1570 MAY B, STAUB JE, KUHNS LJ

POTATO CULTIVARS - GENETIC-VARIATION WITHIN PUTATIVE CLONES

AMERICAN POTATO JOURNAL. 1982; 59 (4): 179-187

526

1097 WYERS EJ, ADLER HE, CARPEN K, CHISZAR D, DEMAREST J, et al.

THE SOCIOBIOLOGICAL CHALLENGE TO PSYCHOLOGY ON THE PROPOSAL TO CANNIBALIZE COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1980; 35 (11): 955-979

527

4162 ALESSI G

MODELS OF PROXIMATE AND ULTIMATE CAUSATION IN PSYCHOLOGY

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1992 NOV; 47 (11): 1359-1370

528

5188 LeesHaley PR

Alice in validityland, or the dangerous consequences of consequential validity

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 1996 SEP; 51 (9): 981-983

529

8775 Ayala FJ

Darwin: Discovering the tree of life

AMERICAN SCHOLAR. 2006 WIN; 75 (1): 131-134

530

16 AYALA FJ

BIOLOGY AS AN AUTONOMOUS SCIENCE

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1968; 56 (3): 207-221

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17 GHERZI E, AYALA FJ, GHERZI E, GREIDANU.JH

LETTER

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30 SCHAFFNE.KF

CHEMICAL SYSTEMS AND CHEMICAL EVOLUTION - PHILOSOPHY OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1969; 57 (4): 410-&

533

105 AYALA FJ

COMPETITION BETWEEN SPECIES

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1972; 60 (3): 348-&

534

106 HARGER JRE

COMPETITIVE COEXISTENCE AMONG INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1972; 60 (5): 600-&

535

235 AYALA FJ

BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION - NATURAL-SELECTION OR RANDOM-WALK

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1974; 62 (6): 692-701

536

447 POWELL JR, DOBZHANSKY T

HOW FAR DO FLIES FLY

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1976; 64 (2): 179-185

537

590 WIENS JA

COMPETITION AND VARIABLE ENVIRONMENTS

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1977; 65 (5): 590-597

778

538

878 POWELL JR, TAYLOR CE

GENETIC-VARIATION IN ECOLOGICALLY DIVERSE ENVIRONMENTS

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1979; 67 (5): 590-596

539

1571 SCHOENER TW

THE CONTROVERSY OVER INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1982; 70 (6): 586-595

415

540

1788 HUTCHINSON GE

MARGINALIA - WHAT IS SCIENCE FOR

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1983; 71 (6): 639-644

Date / Author / Journal

541

MARGINALIA - REDUCTIONISM AND OTHER ISMS IN BIOLOGY

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1984; 72 (4): 388-390

542

3549 TUTTLE RH

APES OF THE WORLD

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1990 MAR-APR; 78 (2): 115-125

543

4287 AYALA FJ, BLACK B

SCIENCE AND THE COURTS

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1993 MAY-JUN; 81 (3): 230-239

544

4359 ORESKES N

THE LAWS OF BIOLOGY

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1993 SEP-OCT; 81 (5): 411-411

545

4360 AYALA FJ, BLACK B

THE LAWS OF BIOLOGY - REPLY

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1993 SEP-OCT; 81 (5): 411-411

546

6328 Petroski H

Daubert and Kumho

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 1999 SEP-OCT; 87 (5): 402-406

547

8166 Ayala FJ

Teaching science in the schools

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2004 JUL-AUG; 92 (4): 298-298

548

8223 Ayala FJ

Scientific literacy

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2004 SEP-OCT; 92 (5): 394-394

549

8284 Ayala FJ

Science, society and the schools

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2004 NOV-DEC; 92 (6)

550

8378 Ayala FJ

World science, Mexico and Sigma Xi

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2005 JAN-FEB; 93 (1): 2-2

Date / Author / Journal

551

A shortage of scientific and engineering personnel?

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2005 MAR-APR; 93 (2): 98-98

552

8502 Ayala FJ

Postdoctoral training: Valuable? Satisfactory?

AMERICAN SCIENTIST. 2005 MAY-JUN; 93 (3): 194-194

553

1346 CARROLL GR

DYNAMICS OF ORGANIZATIONAL EXPANSION IN NATIONAL SYSTEMS OF EDUCATION

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1981; 46 (5): 585-599

554

236 NURSALL JR

CHARACTER DISPLACEMENT AND FISH BEHAVIOR, ESPECIALLY IN CORAL-REEF COMMUNITIES

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1974; 14 (4): 1099-1118

555

591 HAMMEN CS

BRACHIOPOD METABOLISM AND ENZYMES

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1977; 17 (1): 141-147

556

1098 BOCK WJ

THE DEFINITION AND RECOGNITION OF BIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1980; 20 (1): 217-227

127

557

1099 ALBERCH P

ONTOGENESIS AND MORPHOLOGICAL DIVERSIFICATION

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1980; 20 (4): 653-667

236

558

1572 CRACRAFT J

GEOGRAPHIC DIFFERENTIATION, CLADISTICS, AND VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY - RECONSTRUCTING THE TEMPO AND MODE OF EVOLUTION

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1982; 22 (2): 411-424

559

1789 MILKMAN R

POPULATION-GENETICS THEORY - ANOTHER VIEW

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1983; 23 (1): 123-125

560

2039 CADE WH

GENETIC-VARIATION UNDERLYING SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR AND REPRODUCTION

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1984; 24 (2): 355-366

143

Date / Author / Journal

561

SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1984; 24 (2): 467-534

452

562

2290 MOORE JA

SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - HUMAN-ECOLOGY

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1985; 25 (2): 483-637

1102

563

2518 SCHOENER TW

MECHANISTIC APPROACHES TO COMMUNITY ECOLOGY - A NEW REDUCTIONISM

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1986; 26 (1): 81-106

178

114

564

2519 MOORE JA

SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - GENETICS

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1986; 26 (3): 583-747

538

565

2520 AYALA FJ

WHITHER MANKIND - THE CHOICE BETWEEN A GENETIC TWILIGHT AND A MORAL TWILIGHT

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1986; 26 (3): 895-905

566

3026 CAPLAN AL

REHABILITATING REDUCTIONISM

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1988; 28 (1): 193-203

567

3027 MAYER WV

SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING - FORM AND FUNCTION .3. THE ROLE OF FORM AND FUNCTION IN THE COLLEGIATE BIOLOGY CURRICULUM

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1988; 28 (2): 619-664

109

568

3239 LAWSON R, KOFRON CP, DESSAUER HC

ALLOZYME VARIATION IN A NATURAL-POPULATION OF THE NILE CROCODILE

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1989; 29 (3): 863-871

569

3240 RUSE M

DO ORGANISMS EXIST

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1989; 29 (3): 1061-1066

570

3722 MOORE JA

SCIENCE AS A WAY OF KNOWING .7. A CONCEPTUAL-FRAMEWORK FOR BIOLOGY .2.

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1991; 31 (2): 349-470

724

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6013 McHugh D, Halanych KM

Introduction to the symposium: Evolutionary relationships of metazoan phyla: Advances, problems, and approaches

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 813-817

572

6014 Holland PWH

Major transitions in animal evolution: A developmental genetic perspective

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 829-842

573

6015 McHugh D

Deciphering metazoan phylogeny: The need for additional molecular data

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 859-866

574

6016 Morris SC

Early metazoan evolution: Reconciling paleontology and molecular biology

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 867-877

113

575

6017 Winnepenninckx BMH, Van de Peer Y, Backeljau T

Metazoan relationships on the basis of 18S rRNA sequences: A few years later...

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 888-906

104

576

6018 Regier JC, Shultz JW

Molecular phylogeny of arthropods and the significance of the Cambrian "explosion" for molecular systematics

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 918-928

577

6019 Halanych KM

Considerations for reconstructing metazoan history: Signal, resolution, and hypothesis testing

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1998 DEC; 38 (6): 929-941

578

6143 Benzie JAH

Genetic structure of coral reef organisms: Ghosts of dispersal past

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1999 FEB; 39 (1): 131-145

124

579

6247 Erwin DH

The origin of bodyplans

AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1999 JUN; 39 (3): 617-629

580

6454 Arntzen JW, Olgun K

Taxonomy of the banded newt, Triturus vittatus: morphological and allozyme data

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2000; 21 (2): 155-168

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6834 Brieva LM, Formas JR

Allozyme variation and geographic differentiation in the Chilean leptodactylid frog Batrachyla taeniata (Girard, 1854)

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2001; 22 (4): 413-420

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8533 Busack SD, Lawson R, Arjo WM

Mitochondrial DNA, allozymes, morphology and historical biogeography in the Podarcis vaucheri (Lacertidae) species complex

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2005 JUN; 26 (2): 239-256

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8622 Litvinchuk SN, Zuiderwijk A, Borkin LJ, Rosanov JM

Taxonomic status of Triturus vittatus (Amphibia : Salamandridae) in western Turkey: trunk vertebrae count, genome size and allozyme data

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2005 SEP; 26 (3): 305-323

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8923 Busack SD, Lawson R

Historical biogeography, mitochondrial DNA, and allozymes of Psammodromus algirus (Lacertidae): a preliminary hypothesis

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2006 JUN; 27 (2): 181-193

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10014 Salvi D, Capula M, Bombi P, Bologna MA

How many Archaeolacerta inhabit the Corso-Sardinian Plate? Allozyme variation and differentiation in Archaeolacerta bedriagae (Camerano, 1885)

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2009; 30 (4): 463-470

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10080 Rui JL, Wang YT, Nie LW

The complete mitochondrial DNA genome of Eremias brenchleyi (Reptilia: Lacertidae) and its phylogeny position within squamata reptiles

AMPHIBIA-REPTILIA. 2009 FEB; 30 (1): 25-35

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9789 Singh B, Gautam SK, Verma V, Kumar M, Singh B

Metagenomics in animal gastrointestinal ecosystem: Potential biotechnological prospects

ANAEROBE. 2008 JUN; 14 (3): 138-144

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448 BRAUER F

SOME APPLICATIONS OF THEORY OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL-EQUATIONS TO POPULATION-GROWTH PROBLEMS

ANAIS DA ACADEMIA BRASILEIRA DE CIENCIAS. 1976; 48 (3): 369-385

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10434 Blauth ML, Bruno RV, Abdelhay E, Loreto ELS, Valente VLS

Detection of P element transcripts in embryos of Drosophila melanogaster and D. willistoni

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1100 FEUERS RJ, DELONGCHAMP RR, CASCIANO DA, BURKHART JG, MOHRENWEISER HW

ASSAY FOR MOUSE-TISSUE ENZYMES - LEVELS OF ACTIVITY AND STATISTICAL VARIATION FOR 29 ENZYMES OF LIVER OR BRAIN

ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY. 1980; 101 (1): 123-130

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6934 Mullan B, Kenny-Walsh E, Collins JK, Shanahan F, Fanning LJ

Inferred hepatitis C virus quasispecies diversity is influenced by choice of DNA polymerase in reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reactions

ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY. 2001 FEB 15; 289 (2): 137-146

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8526 Gonzalez-Ballester D, de Montaigu A, Galvan A, Fernandez E

Restriction enzyme site-directed amplification PCR: A tool to identify regions flanking a marker DNA

ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY. 2005 MAY 15; 340 (2): 330-335

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3550 EGGER MD, HARRIS S, PENG B, SCHNEIDERMAN AM, WYMAN RJ

MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THORACIC MUSCLES IN WILDTYPE AND IN BITHORAX DROSOPHILA

ANATOMICAL RECORD. 1990 MAR; 226 (3): 373-382

594

7519 Thompson RF, Langford GM

Myosin superfamily evolutionary history

ANATOMICAL RECORD. 2002 NOV 1; 268 (3): 276-289

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8475 Macho GA, Shimizu D, Jiang Y, Spears LR

Australopithecus anamensis: A finite element approach to studying the functional adaptations of extinct hominins

ANATOMICAL RECORD PART A-DISCOVERIES IN MOLECULAR CELLULAR AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 2005 APR; 283A (2): 310-318

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7557 Bauerlein E

Biomineralization of unicellular organisms: An unusual membrane biochemistry for the production of inorganic nano- and microstructures

ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION. 2003; 42 (6): 614-641

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7976 Budisa N

Prolegomena to future experimental efforts on genetic code engineering by expanding its amino acid repertoire

ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION. 2004; 43 (47): 6426-6463

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598

879 BROCKMANN HJ, BARNARD CJ

KLEPTOPARASITISM IN BIRDS

ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1979; 27 (MAY): 487-514

248

316

599

3117 WOLFF JO, LUNDY KI, BACCUS R

DISPERSAL, INBREEDING AVOIDANCE AND REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS IN WHITE- FOOTED MICE

ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1988 APR; 36: 456-465

600

3771 WATSON PJ

MULTIPLE PATERNITY AND 1ST MATE SPERM PRECEDENCE IN THE SIERRA DOME SPIDER, LINYPHIA-LITIGIOSA KEYSERLING (LINYPHIIDAE)

ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1991 JAN; 41: 135-148

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