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Bibliographies	[1] biodiversity of terrestrial ecosystems in tropical to temperate australia [2] recovery of musk deer moschus chrysogaster hodgson, 1839 (artiodactyla: moschidae) in sakteng wildlife sanctuary, bhutan [3] mosquito diversity in keeriparai and mundanthurai hill ranges of the western ghats, southern india [4] updated checklist and distribution of large branchiopods (branchiopoda: anostraca, notostraca, spinicaudata) in tunisia [5] formation of chromophoric dissolved organic matter by bacterial degradation of phytoplankton-derived aggregates [6] dissolved organic carbon fluxes by seagrass meadows and macroalgal beds [7] measurement of antioxidant activity towards superoxide in natural waters. [8] proposed biodiversity conservation areas: gap analysis and spatial prioritization on the inadequately studied qinghai plateau, china [9] new plant records for the marathwada region of maharashtra, india [10] trade-off between resource allocation and acquisition in anadromous adult male atlantic salmon (<i>salmo salar</i> l.) [11] respon pemberian hormon 2,4-d dan bap terhadap pertumbuhan subkultur kalus kedelai (glycine max (l.) merrill) secara in vitro [12] the marine toxin, yessotoxin, induces apoptosis and increases mitochondrial activity [13] a note on the taxonomy and natural history of the summer clicker lahugada dohertyi (distant, 1891) (insecta: hemiptera: cicadidae) along with its distribution in northern west bengal, india [14] predator-prey relationships amongst the larger mammals of the kruger national park [15] the diversity of chromosome structure of males in cobitis (teleostei, cobitidae) populations [16] further observations on the physiological and behavioural characteristics of small animals in the southern kalahari [17] vegetation of the owen sitole college of agriculture in zululand, kwazulu-natal [18] towards a different attitude to uncertainty [19] elemental microchemistry, fatty acid profile and geometric morphometrics signatures of goose barnacles (<i>pollicipes pollicipes</i>) reveal their place of origin [20] variability in photosynthetic production of dissolved and particulate organic carbon in the north pacific subtropical gyre [21] nature, green economy and sustainable development: the outcomes of un rio+20 conference on sustainable development [22] sex reversal in the dageraad <i>chrysoblephus cristiceps</i> (pisces: sparidae) [23] limitations in the use of archived vent mussel samples to assess genetic connectivity among seafloor massive sulfide deposits: a case study with implications for environmental management [24] intermittent hypoxia and prolonged suboxia measured in situ in a marine sponge [25] small carnivores of biligiri rangaswamy temple tiger reserve, karnataka, india [26] breeding biology of the small bee-eater <i>merops orientalis</i> (latham, 1801) in nagapattinam district, tamil nadu, india [27] efek ekstrak daun kembang bulan (tithonia diversifolia) terhadap kadar glukosa darah tikus wistar (rattus norvegicus) yang diinduksi alloxan [28] the great capricorn beetle cerambyx cerdo l. in south-western poland – the current state and perspectives of conservation in one of the recent distribution centres in central europe [29] <i>phallus indusiatus</i> vent. & pers. (basidiomycetes) - a new generic record for eastern ghats of india [30] does timing of breeding matter less where the grass is greener? seasonal declines in breeding performance differ between regions in an endangered endemic raptor [31] ocean futures under ocean acidification, marine protection, and changing fishing pressures explored using a worldwide suite of ecosystem models [32] cross-shore environmental gradients in the western mediterranean coast and their influence on nearshore phytoplankton communities [33] saharan dust deposition effects on the microbial food web in the eastern mediterranean: a study based on a mesocosm experiment [34] a list of alien plants in the kruger national park [35] editorial: microbiology of the rapidly changing polar environments [36] characteristics, functions and applications of metallothionein in aquatic vertebrates [37] notes on taxonomy and captive development of the rattus andamanensis (blyth, 1860) (rodentia: muridae) from southern andamans, india [38] conservation genetics of american crocodile, crocodylus acutus, populations in pacific costa rica [39] the introduction of rainbow trout (oncorhynchus mykiss) in the context of socio-spatial serra catarinense. [40] impact of livestock encroachments and tree removal on populations of mountain nyala and menelik’s bushbuck in arsi mountains national park, ethiopia [41] kruger national park [42] the nutritive value of veld as indicated by faecal phosphorous and nitrogen and its relation to the condition and movement of prominent ruminants during the 1992-1993 drought in the kruger national park [43] the sterlet (acipenser ruthenus) in the middle danube: what are the causes of the average weight increase? [44] micromorphology of the springbok louse <i>damalinia (tricholipeurus) antidorcus</i> found at the rietvlei nature reserve near pretoria, south africa [45] geskiedenis van die krugerwildtuin en die laeveld [46] a review of the genus platecrizotes ferrière (hymenoptera: chalcidoidea: pteromalidae) with the description of a new species from india [47] cepf western ghats special series: birds of lower palni hills, western ghats, tamil nadu [48] ultra-violet radiation has a limited impact on seasonal differences in the acropora muricata holobiont [49] assessing a bayesian approach for detecting exotic hybrids between plantation and native eucalypts [50] indigenous fish species in the modern ichthyofauna of the balkhash basin [51] feeding habits and behaviour of bagre bagre and genidens barbus, two ariid catfishes (pisces: siluriformes) from southeastern brazil [52] additions to the bird list of the addo elephant national park [53] fishers' perceived objectives of community-based coastal resource management in the kei islands, indonesia [54] scientific frontiers in the management of coral reefs [55] swimming strategy and body plan of the world’s largest fish: implications for foraging efficiency and thermoregulation [56] a proposed procedure for the analysis of large phytosociological data sets in the classification of south african grasslands [57] ocean solutions to address climate change and its effects on marine ecosystems [58] recent trends and impacts of fisheries exploitation on mediterranean stocks and ecosystems [59] reproduction in the zebra mare <i>equus burchelli antiquorum</i> from the kruger national park [60] route fidelity during marine megafauna migration [61] selected papers from nafew 2009 [62] exploring partnerships between local communities and timber companies: an experiment using the role-playing games approach [63] a phytosociological reconnaissance of mlilwane wildlife sanctuary, swaziland [64] spring northward juvenile migration of the patagonian grenadier (macruronus magellanicus) from the northwest patagonian waters of chile [65] exchange dynamics reveal significant accumulation of dimethylated sulfur by mediterranean benthic communities [66] redesigning octopus traps [67] turtlecam: a “smart” autonomous underwater vehicle for investigating behaviors and habitats of sea turtles [68] word of welcome [69] a qsar approach for virtual screening of lead-like molecules en route to antitumor and antibiotic drugs from marine and microbial natural products [70] a review of plastic-associated pressures: cetaceans of the mediterranean sea and eastern australian shearwaters as case studies [71] first study of vibrios in larval cultures of pullet carpet shell clam (<i>venerupis corrugata</i>) in hatchery [72] application of stereo photogrammetric techniques for measuring african elephants [73] diversity-productivity relationship in the northeastern tamaulipan thornscrub forest of mexico [74] monitoring the vegetation structure of south-central etosha national park using terrestrial photographs [75] the importance of the kruger national park for bird conservation in the republic of south africa [76] impact of fire frequency on woody community structure and soil nutrients in the kruger national park [77] ground survey of red lechwe in the linyanti swamps and chobe floodplains, northern botswana [78] sexually dimorphic scale worms (annelida: polynoidae) from hydrothermal vents in the okinawa trough: two new species and two new sex morphs [79] ŉ plantekologiese verkenning van die waterberggebied in die noord-transvaalse bosveld [80] rainfall and elevation influence the local-scale distribution of tree community in the southern region of western ghats biodiversity hotspot (india) [81] mammals [82] the winter diet of elephant in eastern cape subtropical thicket, addo elephant national park [83] stem growth of woody species at the nkuhlu exclosures, kruger national park: 2006–2010 [84] calcium carbonate production, coral cover and diversity along a distance gradient from stone town: a case study from zanzibar, tanzania [85] a preliminary report on settlement layout and gold melting at thula mela, a late iron age site in the kruger national park [86] ecological importance of insects in selenium biogenic cycling [87] aggregated and dispersed configuration of microhabitats in coastal defenses: implications for restoration of populations [88] livelihoods and welfare impacts of forest comanagement [89] spatial and historic variability of benthic nitrogen cycling in an anthropogenically impacted estuary [90] a revised list of alien plants for the kruger national park [91] informing marine protected area designation and management for nesting olive ridley sea turtles using satellite tracking [92] aquatic systems in and adjacent to agulhas national park with particular reference to the fish fauna [93] chromosome analysis in the kruger national park: mitotic and meiotic studies in the african elephant <i>loxodonta africana</i> [94] a classification and description of the shrubland vegetation on platberg, eastern free state, south africa [95] fisher choice may increase prevalence of green turtle fibropapillomatosis disease [96] tales from a thousand and one ways to integrate marine ecosystem components when assessing the environmental status [97] phylogeny of gadidae based on fossil and recent otoliths with special emphasis on the evolution of micromesistius and gadiculus [98] south african lepidoptera, 3. descriptions of new stigmellidae [99] die geologiese en geomorfologiese geskiedenis van golden gate-hoogland nasionale park [100] interpreting environmental change in coastal alaska using traditional and scientific ecological knowledge [101] effect of natural antioxidants on the quality of frozen sardine fillets (<i>sardina pilchardus</i>)