- Subject Index
algae in Kāne‘ohe Bay, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, 319–339
Anguilla spp., 263–270
anguillid glass eels (Anguilla spp.), seasonal changes in species composition of, 263–270
Anous minutus, 197–204
ants, species assembly patterns in Polynesian, 81–94
Apseudomorphan Tanaidacean from Hawaiian Archipelago, 281–294
avifauna from Teouma Lapita Site, Efate Island, Vanuatu, 205–254
Balaenoptera musculus, 477–485
bees in large-scale reforestation of pastureland in Hawai‘i, 67–79
birds
avifauna from Teouma Lapita Site, 205–254
Black Noddy (Anous minutus) and Brown Noddy (A. stolidus), 197–204
food webs and feeding habits on islands, 181–195
Japanese bush-warblers, 59–66
sympatric fruit doves, 299–312
Black Noddy (Anous minutus), segregation in diet between Brown Noddy and, 197–204
blue whales (Balaenoptera musculus), 477–485
Brown Noddy (A. stolidus), segregation in diet between Black Noddy (Anous minutus) and, 197–204
Campanulaceae, 255–261, 355–366
Casuarina equisetifolia, 445–460
Cettia diphone, 59–66
Chaetodon ornatissimus, 525–529
Chelonia mydas, 48–57
Chondracanthidae, Copepoda, 125–128
Cinchona pubescens (red quinine tree) (Rubiaceae), biology and impacts of, 133–153
Clermontia kakeana, 255–261
Columbidae, 299–312
Coralliidae, 15–46
Coral Reef Assessment and Monitoring Program (CRAMP), 1–13
coral reefs
components of floating mucus aggregates around, 341–353
spatial and temporal dynamics of Hawaiian, 1–13
corals, sexual reproduction in precious, 15–46
crabs, grapsoid and gall, 509–523
CRAMP—see Coral Reef Assessment and Monitoring Program
Crustacea: Brachyura, 509–523
Cryptapseudes leroyi, 281–294
Cryptocarya (Lauraceae) recognition as endangered species, 103–115
Cryptochiroidea, 509–523
Cyanea angustifolia, 255–261
Dictyosphaeria cavernosa, 319–339
eels, 263–270
Evistias acutirostris, 525–529
fish
striped boarfish and ornate butterflyfish from Easter Island, 525–529
tuna species, oceanographic conditions influence on habitat of, 461–475
food webs and feeding habits on Revillagigedo Islands, Mexico, 181–195
forest
drought in Hawaiian lowland wet, 367–383
plasmodial slime molds of tropical karst, 411–422
preferential associations of Lantana in seasonally dry Hawaiian, 385–397
soil water availability after removal of dominant, nonnative tree in, 445–460
grapsoid and gall crabs of Easter Island, 509–523
Grapsoidea, 509–523
Hawaiian coral reef communities, spatial and temporal dynamics of, 1–13
Hawaiian Cryptocarya (Lauraceae) recognition as endangered species, 103–115
Hawaiian endemic plants
Cryptocarya, 103–115
Lobelia villosa, 355–366
Hawaiian green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas), 48–57
Hawaiian wildfire, 427–444
Herpestes javanicus, 559–565
Japanese bush-warblers, rapid change in song structure in, 59–66
Kāne‘ohe Bay, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, nutrient concentrations in, 319–339
Lake Letas, Gaua Island, Vanuatu, limnological characterization of, 165–180
Lantana camara, preferential associations of invasive, 385–397
Lauraceae, 103–115
Lernaeosolea Wilson, 1944 (Chondracanthidae, Copepoda), 125–128
limnological characterization of Lake Letas, Vanuatu, 165–180
lobeliads, testing for autogamy in Hawaiian, 255–261
Lobelia villosa, Genetic Structure and Diversity of, 355–366
Lukunor Atoll, reptiles of, 117–124
megapode, new genus and species of, 205–254
Micronesia, reptiles of Lukunor Atoll, 117–124
microorganisms, population growth from components of floating mucus aggregates around, 341–353
Mikania micrantha stem sections, effects of age, length, and pattern of burial on survival of, 95–102
mongoose
in Fiji Islands, 313–317
small Indian, 559–565 [End Page 571]
New Caledonia, southern lagoon, Black Noddy and Brown Noddy from, 197–204
ornithophilous Hawaiian lobeliads seed production, 255–261
pacific island invasive species, biology and impacts of, 133–153
Paspalum vaginatum (Poaceae), 48–57
plasmodial slime molds of Quezon National Park, Philippines, 411–422
pollination by bees in reforestation of pastureland in Hawai‘i:, 67–79
Polynesian ants, species assembly patterns in, 81–94
rain forest drought in Hawai‘i, 367–383
red quinine tree (Rubiaceae), biology and impacts of, 133–153
reptiles
of Lukunor Atoll, Mortlock Islands, Chuuk State, federated states of Micronesia, 117–124
remains from Tiga, Loyalty Islands, 531–557 of Uman District islands Federated States of Micronesia, 271–279
Revillagigedo Islands, Mexico, food webs and feeding habits on, 281–294
Rubiaceae, 133–153
Ryukyu Archipelago, precious corals in, 15–46
sexual reproduction in precious corals (Coralliidae) Collected in Ryukyu Archipelago, 15–46
skinks’ vulnerability to predation by mongoose in Fiji Islands...