| Summary: | 1.Wlassicsia, Bunops & Onchobunops (Anomopoda), three related genera. Silva-Briano M. Dumont HJ. pg. 1-28 2.A new species of Ceriodaphnia from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Berner DB. Rakhmatullaeva G. pg. 29-39 3.New and little known cladocerans (Crustacea : Anomopoda) from southeastern Mexico. Elias-Gutierrez M. Smirnov NN. Suarez-Morales E. Dimas-Flores N. pg. 41-54 4.Morphological differentiation within the Daphnia longispina group. Giessler S. pg. 55-66 5.Experimental interspecific hybridization in Daphnia. Schwenk K. Bijl M. Menken SBJ. pg. 67-73 6.Cladoceran assemblages in a mineralization gradient. Boronat L. Miracle MR. Armengol X. pg. 75-88 7.Biotic and abiotic preferences of the cladoceran invader Limnosida frontosa. Jensen TC. Hessen DO. Faafeng BA. pg. 89-99 8.What can dry reservoir sediments in a semi-arid region in Brazil tell us about cladocera?. Crispim MC. Watanabe T. pg. 101-105 9.Horizontal distribution of cladocerans in arctic Greenland lakes - impact of macrophytes and fish. Lauridsen T. Jeppesen E. Landkildehus F. Sondergaard M. pg. 107-116 10.Zooplankton on the move: first results on the quantification of dispersal of zooplankton in a set of interconnected ponds. Michels E. Cottenie K. Neys L. De Meester L. pg. 117-126 11.Study of the late embryogenesis of Daphnia (Anomopoda, 'Cladocera', Branchiopoda) and a comparison of development in Anomopoda and Ctenopoda. Kotov AA. Boikova OS. pg. 127-143 12.Intersex and male development in Daphnia magna. Mitchell SE. pg. 145-156 13.Life-history variation related to the first adult instar in daphnids derived from diapausing and subitaneous eggs. Arbaciauskas K. pg. 157-164 14.Reduction of the filtration rate of Daphnia galeata by dissolved photosynthetic products of edible phytoplankton. Wagner A. Kamjunke N. pg. 165-176 15.Clearance rates and prey selectivity of the predaceous cladoceran Polyphemus pediculus. Packard AT. pg. 177-184 16.The influence of fish kairomones on the induction and vertical distribution of sexual individuals of the Daphnia ...
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