69. NUNES, LUISA¹, REGO, FRANCISCO, LEATHER, SIMON, PITE, MARINA, ¹ Invertebrate responses to the effects of prescribed fire in a mediterranean shrub land of Portugal.

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70. COBB, TYLER¹, JAMES, PAUL¹, VINEBROOKE, ROLF¹, ¹ Effects of fire and clear-cut logging on the stability of beetle assemblages in boreal forests.

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71. Eaton, Robert¹, ¹ Effects of organic matter removal, compaction, and competition control on collembola populations in a pine plantation.

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72. REHNBERG, BRADLEY¹, ¹ Infrared warming and forced convective cooling of webs of the fall webworm caterpillar (Hyphantria cunea).

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73. VICKERMAN, DANEL¹, TRUMBLE, JOHN¹, ¹ Oviposition, feeding preferences, and survival of Spodoptera exigua on Se-treated alfalfa: Implications for phytoremediation.

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74. Camacho -Castillo, Edgar¹, Cano-Santana, Zenón ¹, ¹ The effects of emergence date on the performance in the grasshopper Sphenarium purpurascens (Orthoptera: Pyrgomorphidae) in Central Mexico .

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75. Haberkern, Kirsten¹, Illman, Barbara², Werner, Richard³, Raffa, Kenneth¹, ^{1 2 3} Fungal associates of an eruptive tree-killing phloeophagous herbivore.

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76. San Diego, Nick ¹, Camilo, Gerardo¹, ¹ Management regime, scale, and the diversity of leaflitter arthropod communities in the Missouri Ozarks.

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77. Barthel, Matthew¹, Nekola, Jeffrey¹, ¹ Scales of coexistence for terrestrial gastropods within wooded wetlands.

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78. Roosa, Brian¹, ¹ Spatial distribution and courtship behavior in the fairy shrimp Eubranchipus bundyi .

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79. Harris, Patricia¹, Roosa, Brian¹, ¹ Where is the "bottom" of a pond? Underground dispersal by amphipods (Crangonyx pseudogracilis) among temporary ponds.

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80. GAINES, KAREN¹, ¹ Are 'sinkholes' aptly named? Larval odonate ecology and adult species diversity in southeastern New Mexico.

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81. STEVENS, LAWRENCE¹, NORTH, ERIC¹, MERETSKY, VICKY², ^{1 2} Wings and mucus in space and time: Patterns of invertebrate biogeography in Grand Canyon.

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