ELEC copy Purchased from the Dr. Frederick M. Bayer Endowment
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Contents:
<P>1. Phylogeny of Echinoidea</p><i> <p>Andreas Kroh</p></i> <p>2. Sea Urchin Life History Strategies</p><i> <p>John M. Lawrence</p></i> <p>3. Gametogenesis in Regular Sea Urchins -- Structural, Functional and Molecular/Genomic Biology</p><i> <p>Charles W. Walker</p></i> <p>4. Biochemical and Energy Requirements of Gonad Development in Regular Sea Urchins</p><i> <p>Adam G. Marsh and Mickie Lynn Powell</p></i> <p>5. Endocrine Regulation of Regular Echinoid Reproduction</p><i> <p>Stephen A. Watts</p></i> <p>6. Larval Ecology of Echinoids</p><i> <p>Anna Metaxas</p></i> <p>7. Growth and Survival of Postsettlement Sea Urchins</p><i> <p>Thomas A. Ebert</p></i> <p>8. Digestive System of Regular Sea Urchins</p><i> <p>Nicholas D. Holland</p></i> <p>9. Ingestion, Digestion and Digestibility of Regular </p><i> <p>John M. Lawrence</p></i> <p>10. Nutrition</p><i> <p>Stephen A. Watts</p></i> <p>11. Carotenoids</p><i> <p>Coleen Suckling</p></i> <p>12. Disease: Effects from Individuals to Ecosystems </p><i> <p>Michael Sweet</p></i> <p>13. Immunology in Sea Urchins</p><i> <p>José Roberto Machado Cunha da Silva</p></i> <p>14. Deep-Sea Sea Urchins</p><i> <p>Angela Stevenson</p></i> <p>15. Regular Sea Urchins as Drivers of Shallow Benthic Marine Community Structure</p><i> <p>Robert S. Steneck</p></i> <p>16. Effect of climate change on sea urchins</p><i> <p>Maria Byrne and Maria Byrne</p></i> <p>17. Stock Enhancement of Regular Sea Urchins</p><i> <p>Yukio Agatsuma</p></i> <p>18. Clyypeasteroidea</p><i> <p>James H. Nebelsick</p></i> <p>19. Peronella</p><i> <p>John K. Keesing</p></i> <p>20. Echinocardium cordatum</p><i> <p>Chantal De Ridder</p></i> <p>21. Cidaroida</p><i> <p>John M. Lawrence</p></i> <p>22. Centrostephanus rodgersii and Centrostephanus tenusipinus</p><i> <p>Maria Byrne and Maria Byrne</p></i> <p>23. Diadema</p><i> <p>Nyawira A. Muthiga</p></i> <p>24. Arbacia</p><i> <p>Paola Gianguzza</p></i> <p>25. Loxechinus albus</p><i> <p>Julio Alberto Vásquez Sr.</p></i> <p>26. Paracentrotus lividus</p><i> <p>Charles F. Boudouresque</p></i> <p>27. Psammechinus miliaris</p><i> <p>Coleen Suckling</p></i> <p>28. Echinometra</p><i> <p>Timothy R. McClanahan</p></i> <p>29. Evechinus chhloroticus</p><i> <p>Mike Francis Barker</p></i> <p>30. Heliocidaris erythrogramma</p><i> <p>John K. Keesing</p></i> <p>31. Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis</p><i> <p>Robert E. Scheibling</p></i> <p>32. Strongylocentrotus pururatus and Mesothuria franciscanus</p><i> <p>Laura Rogers-Bennett</p></i> <p>33. Strongylocentrotus intermedius</p><i> <p>Yukio Agatsuma</p></i> <p>34. Mesocentrotus nudus</p><i> <p>Yukio Agatsuma</p></i> <p>35. Hemicentrotuos pulcherimus, Pesudocentrotus depressus, and Heliocidais crassispina</p><i> <p>Yukio Agatsuma</p></i> <p>36. Lytechinus</p><i> <p>Stephen A. Watts</p></i> <p>37. Tripneustes</p><i> <p>John M. Lawrence</p></i>
