Diapause, a potent force in the evolution of freshwater crustaceans Geoffrey Fryer Evolutionary Aspects of Diapause in Crustacea Pages: 1 - 14
Types of diapause in Crustacea: definitions, distribution, evolution Victor R. AlekseevYaroslav I. Starobogatov Evolutionary Aspects of Diapause in Crustacea Pages: 15 - 26
Distribution of crustacean diapause: micro- and macroevolutionary pattern and process Nelson G. Hairston Jr.Carla E. Cáceres Evolutionary Aspects of Diapause in Crustacea Pages: 27 - 44
Egg diapause and clonal structure in parthenogenetic populations of Heterocypris incongruens (Ostracoda) V. RossiA. GandolfiP. Menozzi Evolutionary Aspects of Diapause in Crustacea Pages: 45 - 54
Influence of parthenogenetic reproduction on the genotypic constitution and evolutionary success of populations and species Sergey D. Grebelnyi Evolutionary Aspects of Diapause in Crustacea Pages: 55 - 61
Variation in torpidity of diapause in freshwater cyclopoid copepods K. Elgmork Physiology of Diapause Pages: 63 - 70
Feeding and digestive activity of cyclopoid copepods in active diapause Piotr I. KrylovVictor R. AlekseevOleg A. Frenkel Physiology of Diapause Pages: 71 - 79
On various types of antifreezes in active and resting stages of organisms V. V. Khlebovich Physiology of Diapause Pages: 81 - 82
The susceptibility to loss of diapause capacity in hydrobionts of ephemeral waterbodies V. V. Khlebovich Physiology of Diapause Pages: 83 - 84
Diapause, quiescence, hatching requirements: what we can learn from large freshwater branchiopods (Crustacea: Branchiopoda: Anostraca, Notostraca, Conchostraca) Luc Brendonck Induction and Termination of Diapause Pages: 85 - 97
The influence of processing and temperature conditions on hatching of resting eggs of Streptocephalus proboscideus (Crustacea: Branchiopoda: Anostraca) Luc BrendonckMaria D. CentenoGuido Persoone Induction and Termination of Diapause Pages: 99 - 105
Significance of photoperiodism and diapause control in the multicycle Crustacean Daphnia pulex Leydig R. G. Stross Induction and Termination of Diapause Pages: 107 - 117
The problem of induction and termination of diapause in cyclopoid copepods V. I. Monchenko Induction and Termination of Diapause Pages: 119 - 122
Essential of the environmental control of insect seasonality as reference points for comparative studies in other invertebrates V. A. Zaslavski Induction and Termination of Diapause Pages: 123 - 130
The resting eggs of the Ctenopoda (Crustacea: Branchiopoda): a review N. M. KorovchinskyO. S. Boikova The Nature of Resting Stages and their Role in the Population Dynamics of Marine and Freshwater Crustaceans Pages: 131 - 140
Ecological and evolutionary significance of resting eggs in marine copepods: past, present, and future studies Nancy H. Marcus The Nature of Resting Stages and their Role in the Population Dynamics of Marine and Freshwater Crustaceans Pages: 141 - 152
Copepod eggs survive a decade in the sediments of the Baltic Sea Tarja Katajisto The Nature of Resting Stages and their Role in the Population Dynamics of Marine and Freshwater Crustaceans Pages: 153 - 159
Benthic resting eggs of calanoid copepods in Norwegian enclosures used in mariculture: abundance, species composition and hatching Tore Næss The Nature of Resting Stages and their Role in the Population Dynamics of Marine and Freshwater Crustaceans Pages: 161 - 168
Role of parthenogenetic natality and emergence from diapausing eggs in the dynamics of some rotifer populations Elena A. MnatsakanovaLeonard V. Polishchuk The Nature of Resting Stages and their Role in the Population Dynamics of Marine and Freshwater Crustaceans Pages: 169 - 178
The biology and morphology of the marine harpacticoid copepod Heteropsyllus nunni Coull, during encystment diapause Judith Williams-Howze Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 179 - 189
Distribution and summer diapause of Canthocamptus staphylinus (Jurine) (Copepoda: Harpacticoida) in Lake Ladoga Eugene A. Kurashov Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 191 - 196
Diapause in the life cycle of Calanoides carinatus (Kroyer), (Copepoda, Calanoida) E. G. ArashkevichA. V. DritsA. G. Timonin Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 197 - 208
Growth and fecundity of Daphnia after diapause and their impact on the development of a population Kestutis ArbačiauskasZita Rasuolė Gasiūnaitė Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 209 - 222
Variable life history of a cyclopoid copepod: the role of food availability Anne-Mette Hansen Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 223 - 227
Diapause of copepods as an element for stabilizing the parasite system of some fish helminths Nadiya V. Evseeva Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 229 - 233
Ecology of diapausing copepodids of Cyclops kolensis Lill. in reservoirs of the Upper Volga Irina C. Rivier Diapause and Crustacean Life Histories Pages: 235 - 241