1. Extinction may not be forever

   • L. D. Martin
   • T. J. Meehan

   Review 16 November 2004 Pages: 1 - 19

   

2. Mastrus ridibundus parasitoids eavesdrop on cocoon-spinning codling moth, Cydia pomonella, larvae

   • Zaid Jumean
   • Tom Unruh
   • Gerhard Gries

   Short Communication 18 November 2004 Pages: 20 - 25

   

3. Bulk carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen stable isotope composition of recent resins from amber-producing Hymenaea

   • Arie Nissenbaum
   • Dan Yakir
   • Jean H. Langenheim

   Short Communication 13 November 2004 Pages: 26 - 29

4. Carotenoid-based plumage coloration predicts resistance to a novel parasite in the house finch

   • Geoffrey E. Hill
   • Kristy L. Farmer

   Short communication 19 November 2004 Pages: 30 - 34

   

5. Queen movement during colony emigration in the facultatively polygynous ant Pachycondyla obscuricornis

   • Antoine Pezon
   • Damien Denis
   • Dominique Fresneau

   Short Communication 13 November 2004 Pages: 35 - 39

   

6. The first haramiyoid mammal from Asia

   • Michael W. Maisch
   • Andreas T. Matzke
   • Ge Sun

   Short Communication 09 November 2004 Pages: 40 - 44

   

7. Regulation of sexual development in the basal termite Cryptotermes secundus: mutilation, pheromonal manipulation or honest signal?

   • Judith Korb

   Short Communication 23 November 2004 Pages: 45 - 49