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AMPHIPOD NEWSLETTER 29

While AN 28 and 30 are special issues, giving a list of all amphipod species
described since 1974, AN 29 is a more normal issue, with an
annotated bibliography and an index to new taxa in the papers
contained in this bibliography. (As mentioned before, there are fewer
and fewer annotations, as library facilities deteriorate also here in
Tromsp, so that I very often do not see the papers in the
bibliography). As usual, I thank those colleagues who helped me out
with references; special thanks once more to Franz Krapp (Bonn) and
Georgy Vinogradov (Moskva).

In addition this issue contains a list of the amphipod papers presented at
the Crustacean Conference in Glasgow in July 2005, and a report
from the Amphipod meeting in Cork following shortly after.

Tromsp, October 2005

Wim Vader, Troms0 Museum, 9037 Troms0,

Norway

wim.vader@tmu.uit.no

BIBLIOGRAPHY

ALLSOP D. J. & S. A. WEST 2004. Sex-ratio evolution in sex changing
animals. — Evolution 58, 1019-1027.

ALONSO, A. & J. A. CAMARGO 2004. Toxic effects of unionized ammonia
on survival and feeding activity of the freshwater amphipod Eulimnogammarus
toletanus (Gammaridae, Crustacea). — Bulletin of Environmental
Contamination and Toxicology 72, 1052-1058.

ALONSO DE PINA, G. M. 2005. A new species of Notopoma Lowry &
Berents, 1996, and a new record of Jassa marmorata Holmes, 1903, from the
southwestern Atlantic (Amphipoda: Corophiidea: Ischyroceridae). —
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 118, 528-538. ( N .
argentina n. sp., from Ria Deseado, Santa Cruz province, Argentina)

ANDERSON, B. S., J. W. HUNT, B. M. PHILLIPS, P. A. NICELY, R. S.
TJEERDEMA & M. MARTIN 2004. A comparison of in situ and laboratory

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toxicity tests with the estuarine amphipod Eohaustorius estuarius. — Archives
of Environmental Contamination & Toxicology 46, 52-60

APPADOO, C. & A. A. MYERS 2005. Amphipods of the genera Ceradocus,
Dulichiella, Melita and Nuuanu (Crustacea: Melitidae) from Mauritius, Indian
Ocean. — Records of the Australian Museum 57, 221-236. (Deals with
Ceradocus (Denticeradocus) greeni n.sp., Dulichiella cuvettensis n.sp., Melita
corticis n.sp., M. setimera n.sp. and Nuuanu rectimana n.sp., all from Mauritius)

ARI YAMA, H. 2005. Six species of the genus Colomastix (Crustacea.
Amphipoda: Colomastigidae) from western Japan, with descriptions of two new
species. — Bulletin of the Osaka Museum of Natural History 59, 1-40. (Deals
with Colomastix azumai, C. japonica, C. kapiolani , C. littoralis n.sp., C.
plumosa, and C. semiplumosa n.sp. All species were collected from sponges in
coastal western Japan. A key to Japanese Colomastix and data on the hosts are
provided.)

ARNDT, C. E., J. BERGE & A. BRANDT 2005. Mouthpart- atlas of arctic
sympagic amphipods — trophic niche separation based on mouthpart morphology
and feeding ecology. — Journal of Crustacean Biology 25, 401-402. ( Apherusa
glacialis , Gammarus wilkitzkii, Onisimus glacialis and O. nanseni.)

ARNDT, C. E., G. FERN ANDEZ-LEB ORAN S, L. SEUTHE, J. BERGE & B.
GULLIKSEN 2005. Ciliated epibionts on the Arctic sympagic amphipod
Gammarus wilkitzkii as indicators for sympago-benthic coupling. — Marine
Biology , Berlin 147, 643-652.

BACELA, K. & A. KONOPACKA 2005. The life history of Pontogammarus
robustoides, an alien amphipod in Polish waters. — Journal of Crustacean
Biology 20, 190-195.

BALKIS. N., S. ALBAYRAK & H. BALKIS 2002. Check-list of the
Crustacean fauna of the Bosphorus. — Turkish Journal of Marine Sciences 8,
157-164. (37 amphipod species on pp 160-161.)

BANO, H. & Q. B. KARMI 2004. Laetmatophilus paradurbanensis, new
species (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Podoceridae) from Pakistan coast (Northern
Arabian Sea). — Pakistan Journal of Marine Sciences 13, 35-40. (This new
species was found on the spider crab Camposcia retusa in shallow waters near
Churna island, Baluchistan.)

BAUER, A., E.R. HAINE, M.-J. PERROT -MIN OT & T. RIGAUD 2005. The
acanthocephalan parasite Polymorphus minutus alters the geotactic and clinging

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behaviours of two sympatric amphipod hosts: the native Gammarus pulex and
the invasive Gammarus roeseli. — Journal of Zoology, London 267 , 39-43.

BEAUCHAMP, G. 2005. Low foraging success of Semipalmated Sandpipers at
the edges of groups. — Ethology 111 , 785-798. ( Corophium volutator in Bay of
Fundy)

BERGE, J. & W. VADER 2005. Two new Antarctic stegocephalid
(Amphipoda) species, with implications for the phytogeny and classification of
the two genera Pseudo and Schellenbergia. — Berichte zur Polar- und
Meeresforschung 507 , 118-121.

BERGE, J. & W. VADER 2005. The amphipod genus Alexandrella
(Amphipoda, Stilipedidae): taxonomic status, allometric growth and description
of two new species. — Journal of Natural History 39, 1327-1346. (Deals with
Alexandrella australis, A. dentata -with A. mixta as junior synonym—, A.
inermis, A. mandibulata n.sp. (55*S, 34*W, 3200m), A. martae n.sp. (S.

Georgia) and A. subchelata. A key is provided. Two species have oostegites on
p.l!)

BERGE, J., W. VADER & S. LOCKHART 2005. A survey of associations
between amphipods and sea urchins, with descriptions of two new species
(genera Lepidepecreella (Lysianassoidea incertae sedis) and Notopoma
Ischyroceridae Siphonoecetini)) collected from Antarctic cidarid sea urchins. —

- Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresforschung 507, 25-27 .

BEREZINA, N. A. 2005. (Seasonal dynamics of structure and fecundity of the
Baikalian amphipod (Gmelinoides fasciatus, Amphipoda, Crustacea) population
in reedbeds of the Neva Bay.) — Zoologichesky Zhurnal 84, 411-419. (In
Russian)

BORGMANN, U., Y. COUILLARD, P. DOYLE & D. G. DIXON 2005.
Toxicity of sixty-three metals and metalloids to Hyalella azteca at two levels of
water hardness. — Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry 24, 641-652.

BRADBURY, P. C. 2005. Gymnodinioides pitelkae n. sp. (Ciliophora,
Apostomatina) from the littoral amphipod, Marino gammarus obtusatus, a
trophont with remnants of the tomite’s infraciliature. — European Journal of
Protistology 41, 85-92.

BUHL-MORTENSEN, L. & P. B. MORTENSEN 2005. Distribution and
diversity of species associated with gorgonian corals off Atlantic Canada. —

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Pp 849-879 in A. Freiwald & J.M.Roberts (eds). Cold-water corals and
ecosystems. Springer Verlag.

BUSCHBAUM, C. & L. GUTOW 2005. Mass occurrence of an introduced
crustacean ( Caprella cfi mutica) in the south-eastern North Sea. — Helgoland
Marine Research 59, 252-253.

CAMUS, L. & B. GULLIKSEN 2004. Total oxyradical scavenging capacity of
the deep-sea amphipod Eurythenes gryllus. — Marine Environmental Research
58, 615-618.

CASTRO, M., A. ARAUJO & P. MONTEIRO 2005. Fate of discards from deep
water crustacean trawl fishery off the south coast of Portugal. — New Zealand
Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 39, 437-446. (Not seen,
unfortunately. Scopelocheirus hopei important scavenger.)

CHAPELLE, G. 2004. Antarctic and Baikal amphipods: a key for understanding
polar gigantism. — Documents de Travail de ITnstitut Royal des Sciences
Naturelles de Belgique 95. CD-Rom, Brussels . (This is Gauthier Chapelle’s
most interesting PhD thesis on the relations between oxygen content,
temperature and growth relations)

CHAPELLE, G. & L. S. PECK 2004. Amphipod crustacean size spectra: new
insights in the relationship between size and oxygen. — Oikos 106, 167-175.

CHIESA, I. L., G. ALONSO & D. G. ZELAYA 2005. Diversity of Gammaridea
(Amphipoda) from southern Tierra del Fuego, Argentina: preliminary results. —
- Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresforschung 507, 124-125.

CLASON, B., W. J. LANGSTON & G.-P. ZAUKE 2004. Bioaccumulation of
trace metals in the amphipod Chaetogammarus marinus (Leach, 1815) from the
Avon and Tamar estuaries (UK): comparison of two-compartment and
hyperbolic toxicokinetic models. — Marine Environmental Research 57, 171-
195.

COLD, A. & V. R. FORBES 2004. Consequences of a short pulse of pesticide
exposure for survival and reproduction of Gammarus pulex. — Aquatic
Toxicology 67, 287-299.

COSTA, F. O., T. NEUPARTH, A. D. CORREIA & M. H. COSTA 2005.
Multi-level assessment of chronic toxicity of estuarine sediments with the
amphipod Gammarus locusta : II. Organism and population-level endpoints. —
Marine Environmental Research 60, 93-110.

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COTHRAN, R. D. 2004. Precopulatory mate guarding affects predation risk in
two freshwater amphipod species. — Animal Behaviour 68, 1133-1 138.

CRISTESCU, M. E. A., J. D. S. WITT, I. A. GRIGOROVICH, P. D. N.
HEBERT & J. J. MacISAAC 2004. Dispersal of the Ponto-Caspian amphipod
Echinogammarus ischnus : invasion waves from the Pleistocene to the present. -
— Heredity 92, 197-203.

DANG, NGOC THANH & HUNG ANH LE 2005. (New data on the
gammaridean Amphipoda species composition Vietnam nearshore waters.) —
Tap Chi Sinh Hoc 27, 1-7. (In Vietnamese; not seen, unfortunately. Describes
Eriopisa ovata n. sp., Indophoxus curvirostris n. gen., n. sp. (Phoxocephalidae),
and Vietophoxus longirostris n. gen., n. sp. (Phoxocephalidae), all from
localities on the coast of Vietnam)

DAUBY, P., F. NIJSSEN & C. DE BROYER 2003. Amphipods as food sources
for higher trophic levels in the Southern ocean: a synthesis. — Pp 129-134 in
A. H. L. Huiskes, W. W. C. Gieskes, J. Rozema, R. M. L. Schorno, S. M. van
der Vies & W. J. Wolff.: Antarctic biology in a global context. Backhuys
Publishers, Leiden.

DAUVIN, J.-C. 2005. Expertise in coastal zone environmental impact
assessments. — Marine Pollution Bulletin 50, 107-110.

DAUVIN, J.-C. & D. BELLAN-SANTINI 2004. Biodiversity and the
biogeographic relationships of the Amphipoda: Gammaridea on the French
coastline. — Journal of the Marine Biological Association UK 84, 621-628.

DAUVIN, J.-C., O. LAZACMEUR, Y. CAPET, J. B. DUBRULLE, M.
GHEZALI & A. H. MESNARD 2004. Legal tools for preserving France’s
natural heritage through integrated coastal zone management. — Ocean &
Coastal Management 47, 463-477 .

DE BROYER, C., J. M. GUERRA-GARCIA, I. TAKEUCHI, H. ROBERT &
A. MEERHAEGHE 2004. Biodiversity of the Southern Ocean: a catalogue of
the Antarctic and sub- Antarctic Caprellidae and Cyamidae (Crustacea:
Amphipoda) with distribution and ecological data. — Bulletin de ITnstitut
Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique , Biologie 74, 61-99. (Deals with 25
Caprellidae and 8 Cyamidae.)

DE BROYER, C., K. JAZDZEWSKI & P. DAUBY 2003. Biodiversity patterns
in the Southern Ocean: lessons from Crustacea. — Pp 201-214 in A. H. L.

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Huiskes, W. W. C. Gieskes, J. Rozema, R. M. L. Schorno, S. M. van der Vies &
W. J. Wolff.: Antarctic biology in a global context. Backhuys Publishers,
Leiden.

DERMOTT, R., M. MUAWAR, S. CAROU, R. BONNELL & H. NIBLOCK
2005. Is sediment or pseudofaeces toxicity responsible for the decline of the
amphipod Diporeia hoyi in Lakes Erie and Ontario? — Aquatic Ecosystem
Health and Management 8, 11-20.

DEVIN, S., L. BOLLACHE, J.-N. BEISEL, J.-C. MORETEAU & M.-J-
PERROT-MINNOT 2004. Pigmentation polymorphism in the invasive
amphipod Dikero gammarus villosus : some insights into its maintenance. —
Journal of Zoology , London 264 , 391-397.

DEVIN, S., C. PISCART, J.-N. BEISEL & J.-C. MORETEAU 2004. Life
history traits of the invader Dikero gammarus villosus (Crustacea: Amphipoda)
in the Moselle River, France. — Internationale Revue der Hydrobiologie 89 ,
21-34.

DIAZ, Y. J., J. M. GUERRA-GARCIA & A. MARTIN 2005. Caprellids
(Crustacea: Amphipoda: Caprellidae) from shallow waters of the Caribbean
coast of Venezuela. — Organisms , Diversity & Evolution 5, Electr. Suppl. 10 ,
1-25. (Deals with 12 species, of which Caprella penantis and Paracaprella
digitimanus are new to Venezuelan waters. A key and illustrations are provided)

DICK, J. T. A., M. P. JOHNSON, S. McCAMBRIDGE, J. JOHNSON, V. E. E.
CARSON, D. W. KELLY & C. MacNEIL 2005. Predatory nature of the littoral
amphipod Echino gammarus marinus : gut content analysis and effects of
alternative food and substrate heterogeneity. — Marine Ecology Progress
Series 291, 151-158.

FANINI, L. C. M. CANTARINO & F. SCAPINI 2005. Relationship between
the dynamics of two Talitrus saltator populations and the impact of activities
linked to tourism. — Oceanologia 47 , 93-112. (A study from Tuscany, Italia)

FOGGO, A., M. T. FROST & M. J. ATTRILL 2003. Abundance-occupancy
patterns in British estuarine macroinvertebrates. — Marine Ecology Progress
Series 265 , 297-302.

FORD, A.T., T. F. FERNANDES, P. A. READ, C. D. ROBINSON & I. M.
DAVIES 2004. The costs of intersexuality: a crustacean perspective. — Marine
Biology , Berlin 145 , 951-957.

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FORD, A.T., T. F. FERNANDES, P. A. READ, C. D. ROBINSON & I. M.
DAVIES 2003. Measuring sublethal impacts of pollution on reproductive output
of marine Crustacea. — Marine Ecology Progress Series 265 , 303-309.

(Studies on Echinogammarus marinus)

FORD, A. T., T. F. FERNANDES, S. A. RIDER, P. A. READ, C. R,
ROBINSON & I. M. DAVIES 2004. Endocrine disruption in a marine
amphipod? Field observations of inters exuality and de-masculinization. —
Marine Environmental Research 58 , 169-173.

FORD, A. T., T. P. RODGERS-GRAY, I. M. DAVIES, A. M. DUNN, P. A.
READ, C. D. ROBINSON, J. E. SMITH & T. F. FERNANDES 2005.

Abnormal gonadal morphology in intersex Echinogammarus marinus
(Amphipoda): a possible cause of reduced fecundity? — Marine Biology ,

Berlin 747,913-918.

FOSTER, J. M., R. W. HEARD & D. M. KNOTT 2004. Northern range
extensions for Caprella scaura Templeton, 1836 (Crustacea: Amphipoda:
Caprellidae) on the Florida Gulf coast and in South Carolina. — Gulf and
Caribbean Research 16, 65-69.

FREDENSBORG, B. L., K. N. MOURITZEN & R. POULIN 2004. Intensity-
dependent mortality of Paracalliope novizealandiae (Amphipoda: Crustacea)
infected by a trematode: experimental infections and field observations. —
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology & Ecology 311 , 253-265.

GAILLARD, M., C. JUILLET, F. CEZILLY & M.-J. PERROT-MINOT 2004.
Carotenoids of two freshwater amphipod species ( Gammarus pulex and G.
roeseli) and their common acanthocephalan parasite Polymorphus minutus. —
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology B 139, 129-136.

GALIL, B.S. 2004. The limit of the sea: the bathyal fauna of the Levantine Sea.
— Scientia Marina 68, Suppl 3, 63-72. (Amph. listed on p. 73)

GALLMETZER, I., B. PFLUGFELDER, J. ZEKELY & J. A. OTT 2005.
Macrofauna diversity in Posidonia oceanica detritus: distribution and diversity
of mobile macrofauna in shallow sublittoral accumulations of Posidonia
oceanica detritus. — Marine Biology, Berlin 147, 517-523. (Not seen)

GASCA, R. & S. H. D. HADDOCK 2004. Associations between gelatinous
zooplankton and hyperiid amphipods (Crustacea: Peracarida) in the Gulf of
California. — Hydrobiologia 530/531, 529-535.

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GEBRUK, A. V., E. M. KRYLOVA, A. Y. LEIN, G. M. VINOGRADOV, E.
ANDERSON, N. V. PIMENOV, G. A. CHERKASHEV & K. CRANE 2003.
Methane seep community of the Hakon Mosby mud volcano (the Norwegain
Sea): composition and trophic aspects. — Sarsia 88, 394-403. (Amph. listed on
p. 398)

GOMEZ GESTEIRA, J. L. & J.-C. DAUVIN 2005. Impact of the Aegean oil
spill on the subtidal fine sand macrobenthic community of the Ares-Betanzos
Ria (Northwest Spain). — Marine Environmental Research 60, 289-316.

GUERRA-GARCIA, J. M. 2004. Littoral Caprellidea (Crustacea, Amphipoda)
from Phuket, Thailand. — Steenstrupia 28 (2002), 159-175. (Deals with
Metaproto novaehollandiae , Proto geton incertus, Aciconula sp., Metaprotella
sandalensis and Monoliropus hapipandi n.sp.. Also Monoliropus agilis is
described and illustrated.)

HAINE, E. R., E. BRONDANI, K. D. HUME, M.-J. PERROT -MIN OT , M.
GAILLARD & T. RIGAUD 2004. Coexistence of three microsporidian
parasites in populations of the freshwater amphipod Gammarus roeseli :
evidence for vertical transmission and positive effect on reproduction. —
International Journal for Parasitology 34, 1137-1146.

HAYNES, J. M., N. A. TISCH, C. M. MAYER & R. A. RHYNE 2005. Benthic
macroinvertebrate communities in southwestern Lake Ontario following
invasion of Dreissena and Echino gammarus: 1983 to 2000. — Journal of the
North American Benthological Society 24, 148-167.

HACHT, S. A., J. S. GUNNARSSON, B. L. BOESE, J. O. LAMBERSON, C.
SCHAFFNER, W. GIGER & P. C. JEPSON 2004. Influence of sedimentary
organic matter quality on the bioaccumulation of 4-nonylphenol by estuarine
amphipods. — Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry 23, 865-873.

HECKMANN, L.-H., N. FRIBERG & H. W. RAVN 2005. Relationship
between biochemical biomarkers and pre-copulatory behaviour and mortality in
Gammarus pulex following pulse-exposure to lamba-cyhalothrin. — Pest
Management Science 61, 627-635.

HIRT, E. & H. SCHOEDEL 2005. Record of Echino gammarus trichiatus
(Crustacea: Amphipoda) in the river Regnitz near Bamberg, Germany. —
Lauterbornia 55, 121-123. (Not seen. In German?)

HOLECK, K. T., E. L. MILLS, H. J. MacISAAC, M. R. DOCHODA, R. I.
COLAUTI & A. RICCIARDI 2004. Bridging troubles waters: biological

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invasions, transoceanic shipping, and the Laurentian Great Lakes. —
BioScience 54, 919-929.

HOLSINGER, J.R. 2004. Vicariance and dispersalist biogeography. —

Pp 591-600 in D. C. Culver & W. B. White (eds). Encyclopedia of Caves.
Elsevier Academic Press.

HOLSINGER, J.R. 2004. Crustacea: Amphipoda. — Pp 258-259 in J. Gunn
(ed.). Encyclopedia of Caves and Karst Science. Fitzroy Dearborn, NY, London.

HOLTE, B., E. OUG & S. DAHLE 2005. Soft-bottom and oxygen minima in
Sub-arctic north Norwegian marine sill basins. — Marine Biology Research 1,
85-96. (Few amphipods)

HOLTHUIS, L. B. & C. H. J. M. FRANSEN 2004. Interesting records of whale
epizoic crustaceans from the Dutch North Sea coast. — Nederlandse
Faunistische Mededelingen 21, 11-26. (i.a. Cyamus boopis from Humpback
Whale.)

HORTON, T. 2005. A new amphipod species from the Indian Ocean (Crustacea:
Amphipoda: Lysianassoidea: Podoprionidae). — Zootaxa 861, 1-11.

( [Podoprion addyi n.sp. from off Pakistan, 1 184m. A key to the genus is
provided.)

HOU, Zh. & S. LI 2005. Two new Gammarus species from Benxi Water Cave,
China (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Gammaridae). — Revue Suisse de Zoologie
112, 47-74. (G. pexus n.sp and G. stalagmiticus n.sp.)

HOU, Z. & S. LI 2005. Gammarus species from River Jumahe, China
(Crustacea, Amphipoda, Gammaridae). — Revue Suisse de Zoologie 112, 313-
327 . (Deals with Gammarus lacustris, G. nekkensis , and G. madidus n.sp.)

HOU, Z., S. LI & H. GAO 2005. Gammarus comosus, a new cave-dwelling
gammarid from Guizhou, China (Amphipoda, Gammaridea), — Crustaceana
78, 653-664.

HUME, K. D., R. W. ELWOOD, J. T. A. DICK & J. MORRISON 2005. Sexual
dimporphism in amphipods: the role of male posterior gnathopods revealed in
Gammarus pulex. — Behavioural Ecology & Sociobiology 58, 264-269. (The
posterior gnathopods are necessary to ensure copulation, but play no major role
in mate guarding or competition between males!)

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IANNILLI, V., S. RUFFO & J. R. HOLSINGER 2005. Nubigidiella theresiae
n.sp from Abd al Kuri island, Yemen (Crustacea Amphipoda, Bogidiellidae),
with description of a new maxillipedal structure. — Bollettino del Museo
Civico di Storia Naturale di Verona 29, 39-45.

IANNILLI, V. & A. VIGNA-TAGLIANTI 2005. New data on the genus
Niphargus (Amphipoda, Niphargidae), with the description of a new species in
the orcinus group. — Crustaceana 77, 1253-1261. (N. cornicolanus n.sp. from
Lazio)

IKEN, K., B. A. BLUHM & R. GRADINGER 2005. Lood web structure in the
high Arctic Canada Basin: evidence from 513 C and 515 N analysis. — Polar
Biology 28 , 238-249.

INGLE, R. 2005. Who was . . ..Alfred Merle Norman? — The Biologist 52,
231-233.

ISHIKAWA, T., T. NARITA & J. URABE 2004. Long-term changes in the
abundance of Jesogammarus annandalei (Tattersall) in Lake Biwa. —
Limnology & Oceanography 49, 1840-1847.

JANECKI, T. & S. RAKUSA-SUSZCZEWSKI 2005. The influence of
starvation and amino acids on metabolism of the Antarctic amphipod Waldeckia
obesa. — Journal of Crustacean Biology 25, 196-202.

JAZDZEWSKI, K., A. KONOPACKA & M. GRABOWSKI 2004. Recent
drastic changes in the gammarid fauna (Crustacea, Amphipoda) of the Vistula
River deltaic system in Poland caused by alien invaders, — Diversity and
Distributions 10, 81-87.

JUILLET, C.2003. Effets de parasites acanthocephales sur la reproduction de
leurs hotes amphipods. — Unpublished DEA Thesis, Universite Lyon 1. (Not
seen)

JUNOY, J., C. CASTELLANOS, J. M. VIEITEZ, M. R. de la HUZ & M.
LASTRA 2005. The macroinfauna of the Galician sandy beaches (NW Spain)
affected by the Prestige oil spill. — Marine Pollution Bulletin 50, 526-536.
(Amph. listed on p. 535)

KACZMAREK, H., M. WLODARSKA-KOWALCZUK, J. LEGEZYNSKA &
N. ZAJACZKOWSKI 2005. Shallow sublittoral macrozoobenthos in
Kongsfjord, West Spitsbergen, Svalbard. — Polish Polar Research 26, 137-
155. (Amph. on pp 142-143.)

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KELLY, D. W. & J. T. A. DICK 2005. Introduction of the non- indigenous
amphipod Gammarus pulex alters population dynamics and diet of juvenile trout
Salmo trutta. — Freshwater Biology 50, 127-140.

KETELAARS, H. A. M. 2004. Range extensions of P onto -Caspian aquatic
invertebrates in continental Europe. — Pp 209-236 in H. Dumont, T. A.
Shiganova & U. Nierma (eds). Aquatic invasions in the Black, Caspian, and
Mediterranean Seas. NATO Science series 35, Kluwer. (Amphipods listed on pp
217-218, see also pp 224-225.)

KHARCHENTO, T. A. 2005. Biodiversity of the Ponto-Caspian relict fauna in
the Danube Basin (review). — Hydrobiological Journal 41, 57-79. (With
extensive bibliography. Amphipods listed on pp 63-64.)

KING, C. K., S. L. SIMPSON, S. V. SMITH, J. L. STAUBER & G. E.

BATLEY 2005. Short-term accumulation of Cd and Cu from water, sediment
and algae by the amphipod Melita plumulosa and the bivalve Tellina deltoidalis.
— Marine Ecology Progress Series 287 , 177-188.

KING, R. A. & J. M. C. HOLMES 2004. A new species of Ischyrocerus
(Crustacea: Amphipoda) from Ireland, with a review of Ischyrocerus anguipes
and Ischyrocerus minutus from the North-East Atlantic. — Journal of Natural
History 38, 1757-1772. (Deals with I. anguipes, the revived I. minutus Liljeborg,
and I.fractus n. sp. from Lough Hyne, Co. Cork, Ireland.)

KINZLER, W. & G. MAIER 2003. Asymmetry in mutual predation: possible
reason for the replacement of native gammarids by invasives. — Archivfur
Hydrobiologie 157, 473-481.

KIRKIM, F., A. KOCATAS, T. KATAGAN, M. SEZGIN & A. S. ATES 2005.
Crustacean biodiversity of Padina pavonia (L.) facies along the Aegean coasts
of Turkey. — Turkish Journal of Zoology 29, 159-166. (49 amphipod spp.)

KITSOS, M.-S., M. CHRISTODOULOU, C. ARVANITIDIS, M. MAVIDIS, I.
KIRMITZOGLOU & A. KOUKOURAS 2005. Composition of the organismic
assemblage associated with Caretta caretta. — Journal of the Marine
Biological Association UK 85, 257-261. (Seven amphipods, with Caprella
andreae and Podocerus chelonophilus the most common.)

KLEY, A. & G. MAIER 2005. An example of niche partitioning between
Dikero gammarus villosus and other invasive and native gammarids: a field
study. — Journal of Limnology 64, 85-88.

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KOCATAS, A., T. KATAGAN, M. SEZGIN, F. KIRKIM & C. KOCAK 2004.
Crustacean diversity among the Cystoseira facies of the Aegean coast of Turkey.

— Turkish Journal of Zoology 28, 309-316. (36 amphipod spp.)

KOENEMANN, S. & F. R. SCHRAM 2002. The limitations of ontogenetic data
in phylogenetic analyses. — Contributions to Zoology 71, 47-65.

KRANG, A.-S. & S. P. BADEN 2004. The ability of the amphipod Corophium
volutator (Pallas) to follow chemical signals from con-specifics. — Journal of
Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 310, 195-206.

KRAPP-SCHICKEL, T. 2005. Cressidae (Crustacea: Amphipoda) collected by
the BIOFAR and BIOICE programmes near the Faroes and Iceland (N-Atlantic).

— Biofar Proceedings 2005, 150-166. (Deals with Cressina monocuspis,

Cressa minuta , C. carinata and C. jeanjusti n.sp. (off Faroes). A key to
Cressidae is provided. The validity of Cressa abyssicola, C. bereskini and C.
quinquedentata is still uncertain)

KRAPP-SCHICKEL, T. & I. TAKEUCHI 2005. A new species of Caprella
(Amphipoda. Caprellidae) from the Cape Verde Islands (Atlantic), with note on
Mediterranean Caprella liparotensis. — Journal of the Marine Biological
Association UK 85, 93-100 (C. wirtzi n.sp..)

KRISP, H. 2004. Substratpraferenz , Aktivitat , Pradationsneigung und
Wachstum von neozoischen und heimischen Gammaridenarten in
Laborexperimenten. — Diplom Thesis, Univ. of Ulm, 67 pp (Not seen)

LANDRUM, P. F., J. A. STEEVENS, M. McELROY, D. C. GOSSIAUX, J. S.
LEWIS & S. D. ROBINSON 2005. Time-dependent toxicity of dichloro-
diphenyldichloroethylene to Hyalella azteca. — Environmental Toxicology &
Chemistry 24, 211-218.

LECROY, S.E. 2004. An illustrated identification guide to the nearshore marine
and estuarine gammaridean Amphipoda of Florida. Volumes 1-3. — CD; Univ.
of S. Mississippi, Gulf Coast Research Laboratory Museum. (This is a packet
with all three volumes of this extremely useful and practical identification guide
brought together. Volumes 1(2000) and 2(2002) have been earlier noted in AN.
Volume 3 contains the families Bateidae, Biancolinidae, Cheluridae,
Colomastigidae, Corophiidae, Cyproideidae and Dexaminidae.)

LEE, K. T., J. S. LEE, D. H. KIM, C. K. KIM, K. H. PARK, S. G. KONG & G.
S. PARK 2005. Influence of temperature on the survival, growth and sensitivity

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of benthic amphipods Mandibulophoxus mai and Monocorophium acherusicum.
— Journal of the Korean Society of Marine Environmental Engineering 8 , 9-
16.

LEE, J. S., K. T. LEE, D. H. KIM, J. H. LEE, K. H. PARK & G. S. PARK 2005.
Application of indigenous benthic amphipods as sediment toxicity testing
organisms. — Ocean Science Journal 40 , 17-24. ( Mandibulophoxus mai ,
Monocorophium acherusicum , Haustorioides indivisus and H. koreanus.)

LEFEVRE, F., B. FREDENSBORG, A. ARMSTRONG, E. HANSEN & R.
POULIN 2005. Assortative pairing in the amphipod Paracalliope fluviatilis: a
role for parasites? — Hydrobiologia 545, 65-73. (No strong role for parasitism
was found in this NZ study.)

LEPPAKOSKI, E. 2004. Living in a sea of exotics, the Baltic case. — Pp 237-
255 in H. Dumont, T. A. Shiganova & U. Nierma (eds). Aquatic invasions in the
Black, Caspian, and Mediterranean Seas. NATO Science series 35, Kluwer.
(Amphipods listed on pp 217-218, see also pp 224-225.)

LIMEN, H., C. D. A. van OVERDIJK & H. J. MacISAAC 2005. Food
partitioning between the amphipods Echinogammarus ischnus, Gammarus
fasciatus, and Hyalella azteca as revealed by stable isoptopes. — Journal of
Great Lakes Research 31, 97-104. (Not seen)

LIPPERT, H., K. IKEN, C. VOLK, M. KOCK & E. RACHOR 2004. Chemical
defense against predators in a sub-Arctic fjord. — Journal of Experimental
Marine Biology & Ecology 310, 131-146.

LITZ, T. 2005. Live food of the amphipod Hyalella sp easy to breed. —

Aquarium (Bornheim) 433, 37-38.

LOPES, O. L. & S. MASUNARI 2004. ( Distribution and abundance of
Talitroides topitotum (Burt) (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Talitridae) nearby the
Guaricana Hydroelectric Plant, Serra do Mar, Guaratuba, Parana, Brazil.) —
Revista Brasileira de Zoologia 21, 219-227. (In Portuguese)

LOPES, O. L. & S. MASUNARI 2004. (Reproductive biology of Talitroides
topitotum (Burt) (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Talitridae) from Serra do Mar,
Guaratuba, Parana, Brazil.) — Revista Brasileira de Zoologia 21, 755-759. (In
Portuguese)

LOPES, O. L. & S MASUNARI 2004. Morphometric characteristics of
Talitroides topitotum (Burt) (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Talitridae) from Serra do

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Mar, Guaratuba, Parana, Brazil. — Revista Brasileira de Zoologia 21 , 779-784.
(In Portuguese.)

LOWRY, J. K. & R. T. SPRINGTHORPE 2005. New calliopiid and eusirid
amphipods from eastern Australian waters (Crustacea: Amphipoda:

Calliopiidae: Eusiridae). — Proceedings of the Biological Society of
Washington 118 , 38-47. (Deals with Membranilopus kensleyi n.sp.

(Wollongong, NSW), Regalia juliana n.sp. (NSW) and Rhachotropis elliottana
n.sp. (Queensland).)

LUCY, F., D. MINCHIN, J. M. C. HOLMES & M. SULLIVAN 2004. First
records of the ponto-caspian amphipod Chelicorophium curvispinum (Sars,

1895) in Ireland. — Irish Naturalist Journal 27 , 461-464. (Not seen)

MACDONALD, K. S., L. YAMPOLSKY & J. E. DUFFY 2005. Molecular and
morphological evolution of the amphipod radiation of Lake Baikal. —
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 35 , 323-343. (A most interesting
pioneering study, involving 32 Baikalian taxa. Results suggest two independent
clades, the Acanthogammaridae and the Micruropodidae, the latter split into two
widely different clades, one of which also includes the morphologically aberrant
and pelagic Macrohectopus.)

MacNEIL, C. & D. PLATVOET 2005. The predatory impact of the freshwater
invader Dikero gammarus villosus on native Gammarus pulex (Crustacea:
Amphipoda); influences of differential microdistribution and food resources. —
Journal of Zoology, London 267 , 31-38.

MARSDEN, I. D. & P. S. RAINBOW 2004. Does the accumulation of trace
metals affect their ecology — the amphipod example. — Journal of
Experimental Marine Biology & Ecology 300 , 373-408. (An excellent review.
But the title question can not yet be answered clearly)

MATAFONOV, D. V., M. T. ITIGILOVA, R. M. KAMALTYNOV & L. M.
FALEICHIK 2005. (The Baikalian endemic species Gmelinoides fas ciatus
(Micruropodidae, Gammaroidea, Amphipoda) in Lake Arakhlei.) —
Zoologichesky Zhurnal 84, 321-329 (in Russian)

McCLINTOCK, J. B., C. D. AMSLER, B. J. BAKER & R. W. M. van SOEST
2005. Ecology of Antarctic marine sponges; an overview. — Integrated
Comparative Biology 45, 359-368.

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MEERHAEGHE, A., B. DANIS & C. DE BROYER 2005. Ant’Phipoda as a
cornerstone of Bianzo: from data-center to distributed information center. —
Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresfors chung 507 , 74.

MILL WARD, R. N., T. S. BRIDGES, U. GOSH, J. R. ZIMMERMANN & R.

G. LUTHY 2005. Addition of activated carbon to sediments to reduce PCB
bioaccumulationm by a polychaete (. Neanthes arenaceodentata ) and an
amphipod (. Leptocheirus plumulosus). — Environmental Science & Technology
39, 2880-2887.

MOHR, L. C. & T. F. NALEPA (Eds) 2005. Proceedings of a workshop on the
dynamics of lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis) and the amphipod
Diporeia spp in the Great Lakes. — Great Lakes Fishery Commission
Technical Report 66, 139 pp. (Not seen. Apparently contains many papers of
amphipod interest)

MORINO, H., H. KUSANO & J. R. HOLSINGER 2004. Description and
distribution of Crangonyx floridanus (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Crangonyctidae)
in Japan, an introduced freshwater amphipod from North America. —
Contributions of the Biological Laboratory of Kyoto University 29, 371-381.

NASRI-AMMAR, K. & E. MORGAN 2005. Variation saissoniere du rythme de
l’activite locomotrice de Talitrus saltator issu de la plage de Korba (Cap Bon,
Tunisie). — Bulletin du Societe Zoologique de France 130, 19-29.

NEUPARTH, T., A. D. CORREIA, F. O. COSTA, G. LIMA & M. H. COSTA
2005. Multi-level assessment of chronic toxicity of estuarine sediments with the
amphipod Gammarus locusta : I. Biochemical endpoints. — Marine
Environmental Research 60, 69-91.

NICKEL, J. 2004. Bentho-pelagische Kopplungsprozesse im arktischen
Mellemfjord (Westgronland) unter besonderer Berticksichtigung benthischer
Peracarida. — Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresforschung 49, 1-135. (Not seen)

NIJSSEN. F. 2005. Role of benthic amphipods in antarctic tropho dynamics: a
multidisciplinary study. — D-Sc Dissertation, Univ. de Liege 212 pp. (This is
Fabienne Nijssen’s thesis, a beautiful piece of work, using many new and
innovative methods in order to help unravel the Antarctic food web and the role
amphipods play in it. The separate papers have been noted in AN as they
appear)

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NIJSSEN, F. & M. GRAEVE 2005. Stable isotopes and fatty acids used as
biomarkers to distinguish among antarctic amphipods trophic guilds. —
Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresfors chung 507 , 78.

NISHIKAWA, J., Y. SUZUKI & S. NISHIDA. 2005. Immunochemical
recognition of gelatinous zooplankton: an application to identify the origin of
the ‘barrel’ made by the pelagic amphipod, Phronima sedentaria. — Journal of
the Marine Biological Association UK 85, 635-639. (The barrels originate from
tunicates, not from cnidarians)

OHTSUKA, S., Y. HANAMURA, K. NAGASAWA, t. HORIGUCHI & T.
SUZAKI 2004. First record of the occurrence of an ellobiopsid Thalassomyces
marsupii Kane on a new host of hyperiid amphipod in Japanese waters. —
Plankton Biology & Ecology 51, 110-112. (Found on Scina vosseleri, making
the Scinidae another new host family, cf Vader & Berge 2005)

OVERDIJK, C. D. A. van , I. GROGOROVICH, T. MABEE, W. J. RAY, J. J.

H. CIBOROWSKI & H. J. MacISAAC 2003. Microhabitat selection by the
invasive amphipod Echinogammarus ischnus and native Gammarus fas ciatus in
laboratory experiments and in Lake Erie. — Freshwater Biology 48, 567-578.

PAIN, S. 2005. Underground Australia. — New Scientist 6 August 2005, 28-33.
(A popular report about the research that John Bradbury talked about at the
amphipod meeting in Cork)

PALMER, M. E. & A. RICCIARDI, 2004. — Physical factors affecting the
relative abundance of native and invasive amphipods in the St Lawrence River. -
— Canadian Journal of Zoology 82, 1886-1893.

PAVLOPOULOS, A. & M. AVEROFF 2005. Establishing genetic
transformation for comparative developmental studies in the crustacean
Parhyale hawaiensis. — Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
USA 102, 7888-7893.

PETERS, C. & W. AHLF 2005. Reproduction of the estuarine and marine
amphipod Corophium volutator (Pallas) in laboratory fore toxicity testing. —
Chemosphere 59, 525-536. (The successful build-up of a laboratory population.)

PETRYASHOV, V. V., A. A. GOLIKOV , M. SCHMIDT & E. RACHOR
2004. (Macrobenthos of the Laptev sea shelf.) — Issledovanye Faunyi Morei
54-1 (62), 9-27. (In Russian).

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PISCART, C., S. DEVIN, J.-N. BEISEL & J.-C. MORETEAU 2003. Growth-
related life-history traits of an invasive gammarid species: evaluation with a
Laird- Gompertz model. — Canadian Journal of Zoology 81, 2006-2014.

( Dikerogammarus villosus. This paper was unfortunately referred to incorrectly
in AN 27)

PONTON, F., D. G. BIRON, C. JOLY, M. S. HELLUY, D. DUNEAU & F.
THOMAS 2005. Ecology of parasitically modified populations: a case study
from a gammarid-trematode system. — Marine Ecology Progress Series 299,
205-215.

POORE, A. G. B. 2005. Scales of dispersal among hosts in a herbivorous marine
amphipod. — Austral Ecology 30, 219-228 (Studies on Peramphithoe
parmerong. Dispersal in the field was rapid.)

POORE, G. C. B. 2005. Phylogenetic and biogeographic relationships between
the deep-sea faunas of two Gondwanan continents, Australia and Antarctica. —
Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresfors chung 507, 18-19.

PRATO, E. & F. BIANDOLINO 2005. Amphipod biodiversity of shallow water
in the Taranto seas (north-western Ionian Sea). — Journal of the Marine
Biological Association UK 85, 333-338. (65 spp, of which 25 were new to the
area. Listed on pp 337-338.)

REISS, H., S. KNAUPER & I. KRONCKE 2003. Invertebrate associations with
gastropod shells inhabited by Pagurus bernhardus (Paguridae) — secondary hard
substrate increasing biodiversity in North Sea soft-bottom communities. —
Scirsia 88, 404-414. (Nine amphipods listed on p. 406)

RICHOUX, N.B., D. DEIBEL & R. J. THOMPSON 2004. Population biology
of hyperbenthic crustaceans in a cold water environment (Conception Bay,
Newfoundland). II. Acanthostepheia malmgreni (Amphipoda). — Marine
Biology, Berlin 144, 895-904.

RICHOUX, N. B., R. J. THOMPSON, D. DEIBEL & C. C. PARRISH 2004.
Seasonal and developmental variation in the lipids of Acanthostepheia
malmgreni (Amphipoda) from the hyperbenthos of a cold-ocean environment
(Conception Bay, Newfoundland). — Journal of the Marine Biological
Association UK 84, 1189-1197.

ROBISON, B. H., K. A. RASKOFF & R. E. SHERLOCK 2005. Ecological
substrate in midwater: Doliolula equus, a new mesopelagic tunicate. — Journal

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of the Marine Biological Association UK 85 , 655-663. (A symbiontic amphipod
is not identified.)

ROGERS-GRAY, T. P., J. E. SMITH, A. A. ASHCROFT, R. E. ISAAC & A.
M. DUNN 2004. Mechanisms of parasite-induced sex reversal in Gammarus
duebeni. — International Journal for Parasitology 34, 747-753.

RODRIGUEZ-RUIZ, S., J. L. SANCHEZ-LIZASO & A. A. RAMOS ESPLA
2001. (Seasonal changes in feeding habits of Diplodus annularis (L.,1758) off
southeast Iberian Peninsula.) — Boletin Instituto Espahol de Oceanografia 17,
87-95. (Amphipods important food source)

RUFFO, S. & T. KRAPP 2005. Catalogue of the amphipod collection in the
Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, Verona (Crustacea, Malacostraca). — Museo
Civico di Storia Naturale di Verona, Serie Cataloghi 3, 1- 98. (This beautifully
designed booklet contains a veritable treasure trove of information about one of
the richest amphipod collections in the world, brought together by the senior
author (90 years young in August 2005!) during a long and active life of service
to his museum, amphipod science and nature conservation. The authors have
done the amphipod workers world a very great service with the production of
this very useful catalogue, which must have cost them a lot of time.)

RULE, M. J. & S. D. A. SMITH 2005. Spatial variation in the recruitment of
benthic assemblages to artificial substrata. — Marine Ecology Progress Series
290, 67-78.

SANCHO, G., C. R. FISHER, S. MILLS, F. MICHELI, G. A. JOHNSON, H. S.
LENIHAN, C. H. PETERSON & L. S. MULLINEAUX 2005. Selective
predation by the zoarcid fish Thermarces cerberus at hydrothermal vents. —
Deep-Sea Research 1 52, 837-844.

SARVER, R. & K. B. LISTER 2004. Surface stream occurrence and updated
distribution of Allocrangonyx hubrichti Holsinger (Amphipoda:
Allocrangonyctidae), an endemic subterranean amphipod of the interior
highlands. — Journal of Freshwater Ecology 19, 165-168. (Not seen)

SAWICKI, T. R. & J. R. HOLSINGER 2005. New species and new records of
weckeliid amphipod crustaceans (Hadziidae) from caves in northern Mexico,
with descriptions of the new genera Paraholsingerius and Tamaweckelia. —
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 118, 285-305. (Deals with
Paraholsingerius n. gen. (type Holsingerius smaragdinus), P. mexicanus n.sp.
(Coahuila, Mexico) and Tamaweckelia apalpa n. gen. n. sp. (Tamaulipas,
Mexico). A single, isolated head also collected from a Tamaulipas cave seems to

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belong to another new genus. Paramexiweckelia rujfoi is from the second time
collected from Texas).

SAWICKI, T. R., J. R. HOLSINGER & T. M. ILIFFE 2005. New species of
amphipod crustaceans in the genera Tegano and Melita (Hadzioidea: Melitidae)
from subterranean groundwaters in Guam, Palau and the Philippines. —

Journal of Crustacean Biology 25, 49-74. (Deals with Tegano clavatus n. sp.
(Philippines), T. panglaoensis n. sp. (Philippines), T. barnardi n. sp. (Palau), and
Melita almagosa n. sp. (Guam). (NB. All new species are authored by Sawicki
& Holsinger.) The genus Paraniphargus is synonymized with Melita , while
Abludomelita is considered of questionable validity.)

SCAPINI, F., L. CHELAZZI, I. COLOMBINI, M. FALLACI & L. FANINI
2005. Orientation of sandhoppers at different points along a dynamic shoreline
in southern Tuscany. — Marine Biology , Berlin 147 , 919-926.

SCHILL, R. O. & H.-R. KOHLER 2004. Does the environment or the source of
the population define stress status and energy supply in the freshwater
amphipod, Gammarus f os s arum? — Ecotoxicology 13, 683-695.

SCHRAM, F. R. 2005. The place of Collembola amongst the Arthropoda. —
Crustaceana 77, 1263-1265. (Nowhere near the Amphipoda)

SCHRAM, F. R. & S. KOENEMANN 2001. Developmental genetics and
arthropod evolution: part 1. On legs. — Evolution & Development 3, 343-354.

SCHRAM, F. R & S. KOENEMANN 2004. Developmental genetics and
arthropod evolution: on body regions of Crustacea. — Pp 75-92 in G, Scholtz
(ed.). Evolutionary developmental biology of Crustacea. Crustacean Issues 15.
Balkema, Lisse.

SCHRAM, F. R. & S. KOENEMANN 2004. Are the crustaceans monophyletic?
— Pp 319-329 in J. Cracraft & M. J. Donoghue (eds). Assembling the tree of
life. Oxford University Press. (The answer, acc. to these authors, is NO)

SCIPIONE, M. B., L. LATTANZI, P. TOMASSETTI, C. GUSSO CHIMENZ,
F. MAGGIORI, L. MARINELLO, R. CIRONI & E. TARAMELLI 2005.
Biodiversity and zonation patterns of crustacean peracarids and decapods of
coastal soft-bottom assemblages. — Vie & Milieu 55, 143-161. (A Tyrrhenian
study. Amph. listed on pp 147-148.)

SENNA, A.R. & C. S. SEREJO 2005. Ingolfiella rocaensis sp. nov. (Crustacea:
Amphipoda: Ingolfiellidea): first record of ingolfiellidean amphipods in

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Brazilian waters. — Zootaxa 962 , 1-6. (A marine species, from Atol dos Rocas,
Rio Grande do Norte)

SILBERMANN, J. D. , A. G. COLLINS, L.-A. GERSHWIN, P. J. JOHNSON
& A. J. ROGER 2004. Ellobiopsids of the genus Thalassomyces are Alveolates.

— Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology 57, 246-252. (A molecular study.
Interestingly enough, the specimen of Thalassomyces marsupii used came from
a Cystisoma sp. off California, only the second instance of a host in this family)

SIMCIC, T., S. LUKANCIC & A. BRAN CEL J 2005. Comparative study of
electron transport activity and oxygen comsumption of amphipods from caves
and surface habitats. — Freshwater Biology 50, 494-501.

SKET, B. 2004. The cave hygropetric-a little known habitat and its inhabitants. -

— Archiv fur Hydrobiologie 160 , 413-425. (Not seen)

SPEARS, T., R. W. DeBRY, L. G. ABELE & K. CHODYLA 2005. Peracarid
monophyly and interordinal phylogeny inferred from nuclear small- subunit
ribosomal DNA sequences (Crustacea: Malacostraca: Peracarida. —
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 118 , 117-157.

TANAKA, M. O. & F. P. P. LEITE 2004. Distance effects on short-term
recolonization of Sargassun stenophyllum by mobile epifauna, with an analysis
of gammarid life habits. — Journal of the Marine Biological Association UK
84, 901-910.

TARUTIS, J., S. LEWIS & M. DYKE 2004. Active parental care in a
freshwater amphipod (Crustacea: Gammarus pseudolimnaeus). Effects of
environmental factors. — The American Midland Naturalist 153 , 276-283.

TERRY, R. S., J. E. SMITH, R. G. SHARPE, T. RIGAUD, D. T. J.
LITTLEWOOD, J. E. IRONSIDE, D. ROLLINS ON, D. BOUCHON, C.
MacNEIL, J. T. A. DICK & A. M. DUNN 2004. Widespread vertical
transmission and associated host sex-ratio distortion within the eukaryotic
phylum Microspora. — Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B 27 7,
1783-1789.

TIERNEY, T. D., F. KANE, D. NAUGHTON, P. O’DONOHUE, L. COPLEY
& D. JACKSON 2004. On the occurrence of the caprellid amphipod, Caprella
mutica Schurin, 1935, in Ireland. — Irish Naturalist Journal 27 , 437-439.

TIMOFEYEV, M. A., C. WIEGAND, B. K. BURNISON, Z. M. SHATILINA,
S. PFLUGMACHER & C. E. W. STEINBERG 2004. Impact of natural organic

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matter (NOM) on freshwater amphipods. — Science of the Total Environment
319, 115-121.

TSOI, K. H., K. M. CHIU & K. H. CHU 2005. Effects of temperature and
salinity on survival and growth of the amphipod Hyale crassicornis. — Journal
of Natural History 39, 325-336.

D’UDEKEM d’ACOZ, C. & W. VADER 2005. New records of West and South
African Bathyporeia, with the description of four new species and a key to all
species of the genus (Crustacea, Amphipoda). — Journal of Natural History
39, 2759-2794. (Deals with Bathyporeia chevreuxi n.sp. (Rade de Dakar,
Senegal), B. cunctator n.sp. (Langebaan lagoon, South Africa), (B. tenuipes and
B. lindstromi, for comparison), B. gladiura n.sp. (Langebaan lagoon, S. Africa),
B. griffithsi n.sp. (Langstrand, Namibia), B. guillamsoniana and B. spec.

Senegal. A key to all species is provided.)

UGOLINI, A., F. BORGHINI, P. CALOSI, M. BAZZICALUPO, G.
CHELAZZI & S. FOCARDI 2004. Mediterranean Talitrus saltator (Crustacea,
Amphipoda) as a biomonitor of heavy metal contamination. — Marine
Pollution Bulletin 48, 526-532.

UNGERER, P. & C. WOLFF 2005. External morphology of limb development
in the amphipod Orchestia cavimana (Crustacea: Malacostraca: Peracarida). —
Zoomorphology 124, 89-108.

VADER, W. & J. BERGE 2005. First record of the ellobiopsid parasite
Thalassomyces marsupii Kane, 1964, in a stegocephalid host, with a review of
previous records. — Biofar Proceedings 2004, 167-174. (Found on Parandania
boecki off the Faroe islands. This is the fifth amphipod family in which this
ellobiopsid has been found. But see also Ohtsuki et al. 2004))

VADER, W., J. R. JOHNSEN & J. BERGE 2005. Studies on the genus
Onisimus Boeck, 1871 (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Lysianassoidea, Uristidae). Part
I. The brevicaudatus and sextonae species groups. — Organisms, Diversity and
Evolution 5, 161-164 and Electronic Suppl. 7, 1-48. (Deals with O. ajfinis (with
O. dubius as a synonym), O. botkini (questionably valid), O. brevicaudatus, O.
caricus and O. derjugini in the brevicaudatus group, and O. abyssi, O. leucopis
and O. sextonae in the sextonae group.)

VELASCO, C., A. J. SANCHEZ & R. FLORIDO 2005. A new record of
Uhlorchestia uhleri (Shoemaker, 1930) (Peracarida, Amphipoda, Talitridae)
from the southern Gulf of Mexico. — Crustaceana 78, 499-502.

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VERKAEREN, M., C. DE BROYER & P. MARTIN 2005. A preliminary
approach of the origin and evolution of lysianassoid amphipod biodiversity in
Antarctica. — Berichte zur Polar- und Meeresfors chung 507 , 192.

WALSH, C. J., P. J. PAPAS, D. CROWTHER, P. T. SIM & J. YOO 2004.
Stormwater drainage pipes as a threat to a stream-dwelling amphipod of
conservation significance, Austro gammarus australis , in southeastern Australia.
— Biodiversity and Conservation 13, 781-793. (Not seen)

WANG, F., R. R. GOULET & P. M. CHAPMAN 2004. Testing sediment
biological effects with the freshwater amphipod Hyalella azteca : the gap
between laboratory and nature. — Chemosphere 57, 1713-1724.

WELLBORN, G. A. 2002. Trade-off between competitive ability and
antipredator adaptation in a freshwater amphipod species complex. — Ecology
83, 129-136. (The Hyalella azteca complex)

WELLBORN, G. A. & S. E. BARTHOLF 2005. Ecological context and the
importance of body and gnathopod size for pairing success in two amphipod
ecomorphs. — Oecologia 143, 308-316. (Two species within the Hyalella
azteca complex.)

WELLBORN, G. A. & R. C. COTHRAN 2004. Phenotypic similarity and
differentiation among sympatric cryptic species in a freshwater amphipod
species complex. — Freshwater Biology 49, 1-13. (Three species in the
Hyalella azteca complex)

WELLBORN, G. A., R. COTHRAN & S. BARTHOLF 2005. Life history and
allozyme diversification in regional ecomorphs of the Hyalella azteca
(Crustacea: Amphipoda) species complex. — Biological Journal of the Linnean
Society 84, 161-175.

WERNER, I. 2005. Living conditions, abundance and biomass of under-ice
fauna in the Storfjord area (western Barents Sea, Arctic) in late winter (March
2003). — Polar Biology 28, 311-318.

WETZEL, M. A., H. LEUCHS & J. H. E. KOOP 2005. Preservation effects on
wet weight, dry weight, and ash-free dry weight biomass estimates of four
common estuarine macro-invertebrates: no difference between ethanol and
formalin. — Helgoland Marine Research 59, 206-213. ( Corophium sp. and
Gammarus sp. are two of the four species treated.)

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WILLIAMS, C. M., R. POULIN & B. J. SINCLAIR 2004. Increased
haemolymph osmolality suggests a new route for behavioural manipulation of
Talorchestia quoyana (Amphipoda: Talitridae) by its mermithid parasite. —
Functional Ecology 18, 685-691.

WILLIAMS, J. D. & J. J. McDERMOTT 2004. Hermit crab biocoenoses: a
worldwide review of the diversity and natural history of hermit crab associates. -
— Journal of Experimental Marine Biology & Ecology 305 , 1-128. (A most
welcome and very extensive survey and review of all hermit crab associates:
amphipods are listed on pp 38-41 and discussed on pp 79-80.)

WITT, J. D. S., D. W. BLINN & P. D. N. HEBERT 2003. The recent
evolutionary origin of the phenotypically novel amphipod Hyalella montezuma
offers an ecological explanation for morphological stasis in a closely allied
species complex. — Molecular Ecology 12, 405-413. (Not seen, unfortunately)

WRIGHT, J. T., R. de NYS, A. G. B. POORE & P. D. STEINBERG 2004.
Chemical defense in a marine alga: heritability and the potential for selection by
herbivores. — Ecology 85, 2946-2959.

ZINTZEN, V. 2005. Les amphipodes tubicoles des epaves du plateau
continental beige. — De Strandvlo 25, 38-49. (Deals with Jassa herdmani,
Monocorophium acherusicum and M. sextonae.)

I. Alphabetic list

NEW TAXA IN AN 29

A. NEW GENERA
Indophoxus Dang & Le, 2005-10-13
Paraholsingerius Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005
Tamaweckelia Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005
Vietophoxus Dang & Le, 2005

Phoxocephalidae

Hadziidae

Hadziidae

Phoxocephalidae

B. NEW SPECIES
addyi Horton, 2005 ( Podoprion )
almagosa Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005 ( Melita )
apalpa Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005 ( Tamaweckelia )
argentina Alonso de Pina, 2005 ( Notopoma )
barnardi Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005 ( Tegano )
chevreuxi d’Udekem d’ Acoz & Vader, 2005 ( Bathyporeia ) Pontoporeiidae
clavatus Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005 ( Tegano ) Melitidae

Podoprionidae

Melitidae

Hadziidae

Ischyrocerinae

Melitidae

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comosus Hou, Li & Gao, 2005 ( Gammarus ) Gammaridae

cornicolanus Iannilli & Vigna Taglianti, 2005 ( Niphargus ) Niphargidae
corticis Appadoo & Myers, 2005 ( Melita ) Melitidae

cunctator d’Udekem d’ Acoz & Vader, 2005 ( Bathyporeia ) Pontoporeiidae
curvirostris Dang & Le, 2005 (. Indophoxus ) Phoxocephalidae

cuvettensis Appadoo & Myers, 2005 ( Dulichiella ) Melitidae

elliottana Lowry & Springthorpe, 2005 ( Rhachotropis ) Eusiridae
fractus King & Holmes, 2004 (. Ischyrocerus ) Ischyrocerinae

gladiura d’Udekem d’Acoz & Vader, 2005 (. Bathyporeia ) Pontoporeiidae
greenei Appadoo & Myers, 2005 ( Ceradocus ) Melitidae

griffithsi d’Udekem d’Acoz & Vader, 2005 (. Bathyporeia ) Pontoporeiidae

Caprellinae

Cressidae

Calliopiidae

Calliopiidae

Colomastigidae

Phoxocephalidae

Gammaridae

Stilipedidae

Stilipedidae

hapipandi Guerra-Garcia, 2004 (. Monoliropus )
jeanjusti Krapp-Schickel, 2005 ( Cressa )
juliana Lowry & Springthorpe, 2005 ( Regalia )
kensleyi Lowry & Springthorpe (. Membranilopus )
littoralis Ariyama, 2005 ( Colomastix )
longirostris Dang & Le, 2005 ( Vietophoxus )
madidus Hou & Li, 2005-10-13 ( Gammarus )
mandibulata Berge & Vader, 2005 ( Alexandrella )
martae Berge & Vader, 2005 ( Alexandrella )
mexicanus Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005 ( Paraholsingerius ) Hadziidae
minutus revived ( Ischyrocerus ) Ischyrocerinae

ovata Dang & Le, 2005 (. Eriopisa ) Melitidae

panglaoensis Sawicki & Holsinger, 2005 ( Tegano ) Melitidae

paradurbanensis Bano & Karmi, 2004 (. Laetmatophilus ) Podoceridae
pexus Hou & Li, 2005 ( Gammarus ) Gammaridae

rectimana Appadoo & Myers, 2005 ( Nuunanu ) Melitidae

rocaensis Senna & Serejo, 2005 (. Ingolfiella ) Ingolfiellidae

semiplumosa Ariyama, 2005 ( Colomastix ) Colomastigidae

setimera Appadoo & Myers, 2005 ( Melita ) Melitidae

stalagmiticus Hou & Li, 2005 ( Gammarus ) Gammaridae

theresae Iannilli, Ruffo & Holsinger, 2005 (. Nubigidiella ) Bogidiellidae
wirtzi Krapp-Schickel & Takeuchi, 2005 ( Caprella ) Caprellinae

II. Taxonomic list

Bogidiellidae

Nubidigiella theresae

Calliopiidae

Membranilopus kensleyi
Regalia juliana

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Caprellinae

Caprella wirtzi
Monoliropus hapipandi

Colomastigidae

Colomastix littoralis, semiplumosa

Cressidae

Cressa jeanjusti

Eusiridae

Rhachotropis elliottana
Gammaridae

Gammarus comosus, madidus, pexus, stalagmiticus
Hadziidae

Tamaweckelia apalpa

Ingolfiellidae

Ingolfiella rocaensis

Ischyrocerinae

Ischyrocerus fractus, (minutus)

Notopoma argentina

Melitidae

Ceradocus greenei
Dulichiella cuvettensis
Eriopisa ovata

Melita amalgosa, corticis, setimera
Nuuanu rectimanus

Tegano barnardi, clavatus, panglaoensis

Niphargidae

Niphargus cornicolanus

Phoxocephalidae

Indophoxus curvirostris
Vietophoxus longirostris

Podoceridae

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Laetmatophilus paradurbanensis

Podoprionidae

Podoprion addyi

Pontoporeiidae

Bathyporeia chevreuxi, cunctator, gladiura, griffithsi

Stilipedidae

Alexandrella mandibulata, martae

LECTURES AND POSTERS INVOLVING AMPHIPODS DURING THE
SIXTH INTERNATIONAL CRUSTACEAN CONGRESS, GLASGOW

A. LECTURES

ADAMOWICZ, S. J., S. MENU-MARQUE, V. SACHEROVA & A.
PURVIS. Testing a general evolutionary trend in the Crustacea.

AKAM, M.. Crustacean Evolution; an evo-devo perspective. (Plenary
lecture).

ASHTON, G. V., K. J. WILLIS, E. J. CROOK & M. T. BURROWS.
Distribution of Caprella mutica , an introduced skeleton shrimp (Amphipoda,
Caprellidae), in Scotland and worldwide.

BUHL-MORTENSEN, L., J. AURE, E. ALVE, K. HUSUM & E. OUG. The
response of hyperbenthos to hypoxia in fjord-basins: searching for indicator
organisms and controlling environmental factors.

CALOSI, P., F. BORGHINI, A. UGOLINI & D. MORRITT. Seasonal and
latitudinal differences in the physiology of the sandhopper Talitrus saltator.

DE BROYER, C., F. NIJSSEN & P. DAUBY. Scavenger amphipod
crustaceans from the Antarctic deep sea: composition, distribution and
ecofunctional role.

FORD, A. T. Intersexuality in amphipods: a review.

GUTOW, L. & M. THIEL. Rafting as dispersal mechanism for marine
crustaceans.

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JAUME, D. Voices from a vanished tropical world: relict anchialine
stygofauna from the Mediterranean basin.

LLOYD MILLS, C. & S. J. BROOKS. Distinct physiological races in
Gammarus duebeni. Is this a case of speciation in progress?

LLOYD MILLS, C. & S. J. BROOKS. Ecophysiology of native and invasive
gammarid amphipods of the Netherlands.

LORZ, A.-N. & A. ROWDEN. Biodiversity, endemism and biogeographic
affinities of the Ross Sea amphipod fauna.

MAYER, C., M. RAUPACH & J. W. WAGELE. Crustacean phylogeny and
the information content of SSU RDNA-alignments.

MEJIA-ORTIZ, L. M., G. YANEZ, W. E. UC-HUCHIN, L. MAY-HOIT, M.
LOPEZ-MEJIA & R. G. HARTNOLL. Crustacean fauna of four anchialine
caves in Cozumel Island, Mexico.

MIRZAJANI ALI, R., O. HIDARI & M. SAYADRAHIM. A biological
study on Gammarus lacustris G.O.Sars, 1863 in Neor Lake.

NATYAGANOVA, A. V. & D. S. BEDULINA. Sisyphus from Lake Baikal
[On Hyalellopsis variabilis that moves with the help of stones which it
carries.]

POORE, G. C. B. Peracarida: monophyly, relationships and evolutionary
success.

RUIZ, G. Coastal marine invasions in North America: past, present, and
future.

STRANSKY, B. & A. BRANDT. Peracarida (Crustacea, Malacostraca) off
South Greenland.

WIRKNER, C. & S. RICHTER. The circulatory systems in Peracarida.
Phylogenetic implications.

B. POSTERS

ATIENZA, D. & A. MARTIN. Seasonality and spatial patterns of turtle-
grass associated amphipods (Crustacea) in Morrocoy National Park,
Venezuela.

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BACELA, K. & M. GRABOWSKI. How to be an invasive gammarid. Life
history traits.

BACELA, K. & A. KONOPACKA. Invasive by life history? — The case of
Dikero gammarus haemobaphes in the Vistula river.

BEREZINA , N. A. & V. E. PANOV. Pathways, consequences and risk
assessment of amphipod invasions in European Russia.

CUNHA, M. R. & J. C. SORBE. Crustacea from unusual bathyal
environments in the Gulf of Cadiz.

DVORETSKY, A.G. & S. A. KUZMIN. Commensals of the Red King Crab
Paralithodes camschaticus with amphipods of the genus Ischyrocerus.

DZIEKONSKI, M., M. BOCHENEK, M. NORMANT, A. DOBRZYCKA-
KRACHEL & A. SZANIAWSKA. Physiological responses to salinity
changes by the invasive amphipod Gammarus tigrinus Sexton, 1939 from
southern Baltic Sea.

FENWICK, G. Spatial patterns of surf beach crustaceans.

GATES, A. R., M. SHEADER, J. A. WILLIAMS & R. N. BAMBER. The
physiological ecology of the specialist lagoon amphipod Gammarus
insensibilis (Crustacea; Amphipoda).

GRABOWSKI, M., A. JAZDZEWSKA, A. KONOPACKA & K.
JAZDZEWSKI. Invasion of Dikero gammarus haemobaphes in central
European waters — a molecular perspective.

GUERRA-GARCIA, J. M. & J. C. GARCIA-GOMEZ. Soft bottom
crustaceans as pollution bioindicators in a harbour with two opposing
entrances.

GUERRA-GARCIA, J. M., R. GONZALEZ-PRIETO, E. GOMEZ-
ORDONEZ, Z. VILLEGAS & J. M. GARCIA-GOMEZ. Crustacean
recolonization in sediments and algae after defaunation: a field experiment.

GUERRA-GARCIA, J. M. , S. REDONDO-GOMEZ, A. G. ESPINA, J. M.
CASTILLO, T. LUQUE, J. C. GARCIA-GOMEZ & M. E. FIGUEROA.
RAPD analysis: a useful tool to explore genetic differentiation in caprellids.

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IANNILLI, V. & E. DE MATTHAEIS. Genetic divergence within
Gammarus aequicauda (Martynov, 1931) based on 16S mitochondrial DNA.

JACOBUCCI, G. B. & F. P. P. LEITE. Amphipod grazers in Sargassum beds
of southeastern Brazil: are they selective feeders?

JAZDZEWSKI, K., A. KONOPACKA & M. GRABOWSKI. Recent range
extensions of alien Malacostraca in central Europe.

KETMAIER, V., F. SCAPINI & E. DE MATTAEIS. Micro-geographical
variation of genetic and behavioural traits in the sandhopper Talitrus saltator
(Crustacea, Amphipoda) along a dynamic beach.

KHAZRAEE N. S., J. ROCK, J. L. MAGNAY, A. J. AL HAJ & N. M.
WHITELEY. Biochemical and molecular characterisation of fast and slow
muscle fibres in the abdominal muscles of gammarid amphipods.

LEGEZYNSKA, J. & J. M. WESLAWSKI. Fauna Malacostraca of
Kongsfjorden (Spitsbergen, Svalbard).

LORZ, A.-N., D. DENNIS GORDON & N. BRUCE. Burgeoning
biodiversity — New Zealand crustaceans and the NIWA invertebrate
collection.

MALEK, M., M. MOZAIENI & A. SARI. Life history of Gammarus
komareki (Amphipoda: Gammaridae) in Kurdistan province.

MESSOULI, M., G. MESSANA & M. YACOUBI-KHEBIZA. Phylogeny
and biogeography of the family Salentinellidae.

MILLIGAN, R. J., L. M. HENRY & J. M. ROBERTS. An investigation of
the benthic fauna associated with cold-water corals from giant carbonate
mounds in the Porcupine seabight.

MUSKO, I. B., C. BALOGH, A. P. TOTH, E. VARGA & G. LAKATOS.
Seasonal changes of Malacostraca in the stony littoral zone of Lake Balaton
(Hungary) in a droughty and the next regeneration period.

NAHAVANDI, N., A. R. MIRZAJANI, M. SHEIDALI & B. H. KIABI.
Intraspecific variations of Pontogammarus maeoticus (Sowinsky, 1894) in
Iranian water of South Caspian Sea.

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ORTIZ, M., A. MARTIN, I. WINFIELD, Y. DIAZ & D. ATIENZA. Graphic
identification key for gammaridean amphipods from tropical western
Atlantic.

PARCHEM, R. J., W. E. BROWNE, M. GERBERDING, C. C. BABBITT &
N. H. PATEL. Segmentation in the amphipod Parhyale hawaiensis.

PAVESI, L., V. IANNILLI, P. ZARATTINI & E. DE MATTAEIS. Spatio-
temporal distributions of three supralittoral talitrid species at the mouth of an
Italian river.

PLATVOET, D., Z.-E. HOU & S. LI. The amphipod pilot species project
(AMPIS), a novel Dutch-Chinese taxonomic initiative (Crustacea,
Amphipoda).

REHM, P., W. ARNTZ, A. BRANDT & S. THATJE. Distribution and
composition of macrozoobenthic communities along a Victoria-land transect
(Ross Sea, Antarctica), with special emphasis on the peracarid crustacean
fauna.

REZA, M. & S. MOSTAFA. Reproduction strategy of Amphipoda species in
some habitats of Iran.

SANAEI, F., A. SARI & B. ZEINALI. Taxonomic study of amphipods
(Crustacea: Amphipoda) of Kohgiluyeva-Buveyrahmad province of Iran.

STOREY, M. J. & G. C. B. POORE. Corophiini (Crustacea: Corophiidae:
Corophiinae). A phylogenetic test of the genera.

THOMA, B. P. The Gammarus mucronatus (Amphipoda: Gammaridae)
species complex in the northern Gulf of Mexico: ecophenotypic variants or
distinct species?

THORMAR, J., J. BERGE & M. O. MACNAUGHTON. Sympagic
amphipods at 82 degrees North.

D’UDEKEM d’ACOZ, C.. Revision and cladistic analysis of the genus
Bathyporeia Lindstrom, 1855 (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Bathyporeiidae).

VADER, W. How many amphipod species?

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WELLBORN, G.A. & R. BROUGHTON. Ecological interactions drive
diversification in a freshwater amphipod species complex.

XII. INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON AMPHIPODA,
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND
CORK, 24-26 JULY 2005

The amphipod ‘Chatshop’ in Cork was a resounding success, due to a very large
part to the untiring efforts of Alan Myers. We were between 40 and 50
participants, and surprisingly many of the ‘big names’ in amphipodology were
gathered, while also the talks were generally of excellent quality. Contrary to
earlier chatshops, this time we had a quite full programme of lectures, which
gave us somewhat less time for informal discussions. Still, we did find time for a
whole day excursion— or even two: the group was split up over two different
destinations—, as well as an evening of Irish folk music. A1 these amphipod
meetings have to me very much the feel of family reunions, and this one was no
exception; it is great that our field is such a harmonious one, without the often
deadly feuds that plague so many others.

I have appended a list of the lectures.

ARAUJO, P. B. & G. BOND-BUCKUP. Distribution and systematics of
Hyalellidae from Brazil.

ARAUJO, P. B., D. S. CASTIGLIONI & G. BOND-BUCKUP. Aspects of the
reproductive biology of two new Hyalella species (Amphipoda, Hyalellidae)
from southern Brazil.

BOUSLIELD, E. L. & K. E. CONLAN. Sound production in amphipod
crustaceans: classificatory status and review.

BOUSFIELD, E. L. & K. E. CONLAN. Amphipod antennal calceoli: an
updated review of their morphology, taxonomic distribution, and possible
phyletic and functional significance.

BOUSFIELD, E. L. & CMN colleagues. The fossorial gammaridean amphipod
family Pontoporeiidae in the North Pacific and Canadian Arctic regions.

BRADBURY, J. Stygobiotic amphipod communities of Western Australia.

DAUVIN, J.-C. Amphipods as bioindicators of marine pollution: a review.

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FENWICK, G., G. INGLIS & N. GUST. Invasive amphipods in New Zealand.
FISER, C. Niphargus home page.

HENZLER, C. M. & C. W. CUNNINGHAM. Dispersal by rafting in North
Atlantic amphipods: Does distance matter?

JAZDZEWSKI, K., A. KONOPACKA & M. GRABOWSKI. Alien gammarid
species in the Vistula Lagoon (Poland) cause the retreat of native species.

JAZDZEWSKI, K. & J. KUPRYJANOWICZ. Another interesting amphipod in
Baltic amber.

KLEBBA, K. N. Development and use of the Leucothoe amphipod taxonomic
database.

KRONENBERGER, K. The functional morphology of amphipod silk.

LOWRY, J. Terminology of amphipod anatomy.

LOWRY, J. The Lizard Island Workshop — a pictorial overview.

NORMANT, M. & A. SZANIAWSKA. Gammarus tigrinus Sexton, 1939 — one
of the last newcomers to the Gulf of Gdansk.

RICHARDSON, A. & M. DRIESSEN. The effect of fire on terrestrial amphipod
populations in Tasmanian sedgelands.

SEREJO, C. S. & J. LOWRY. The coastal talitrids (Amphiopoda: Talitroidea:
Talitridae) of South and Western Australia.

THOMAS, J. Unexplored diversity and cryptic species in leucothoid amphipods:
Status, progress, and needs.

d’UDEKEM d’ ACOZ, C. Revision and cladistic analysis of the genus
Bathyporeia Lindstrom, 1855 (Crustacea, Amphipoda, Bathyporeiidae).