… Finally, special thanks go to Joann Dodd, who spent hundreds of hours with editorial details
… On the positive side, our own experience (Dodd and Stanton, 1975; Powell and Stanton, …

… , ELIZABETH GODIJN, and especially to JOANN DODD for their help in this research. Special
thanks … DODD JR (1964a) Environmentally controlled variations in the shell structure of a …

Radioisotopic tracer experiments utilizing 45 Ca reveal that calcification in the bivalve Mytilus
edulis occurs over the range of 5–23.5C at 32.0‰ salinity. Specimens deposited shell over …

River catchments worldwide are heavily fragmented by anthropogenic barriers, reducing
their longitudinal connectivity and contributing to the decline of migratory fish populations. …

Man-made, physical barriers have disrupted longitudinal connectivity for migratory fish in
many river systems throughout the world for centuries. These barriers are considered to be a …

The creatine transporter (CRT) is a member of a large family of sodium-dependent neurotransmitter
and amino acid transporters. The CRT is closely related to the γ-aminobutyric acid (…

River ecosystems are often fragmented by artificial structures, such as weirs. For anadromous
species, these structures can impede access to upstream spawning sites and ultimately …

Most research on anadromous fishes has been invested in their freshwater life‐phases,
resulting in a relatively sparse understanding of their spatial ecology during marine life‐phases. …

Predicting and mitigating the impact of anthropogenic barriers on migratory fish requires an
understanding of the individual and environmental factors that influence barrier passage. …

The field of interventional oncology with use of image-guided tumor ablation requires
standardization of terminology and reporting criteria to facilitate effective communication of ideas …