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Elgar, Mark A. & Jebb, Matthew: Nest provisioning in the mud-dauber
wasp Sceliphron laetum (F. Smith): body mass and taxa specific prey
selection .................................................................................................................................................. 147
Hazlett, Brian A.: Responses to multiple chemical cues by the crayfish
Orconectes virilis..................................................................................................................................... 161
Quinn, Thomas P.: Variation in Pacific salmon reproductive behaviour
associated with species, sex and levels of competition .............................................................................. 179
Maxwell, Michael R.: The risk of cannibalism and male mating behav-
ior in the Mediterranean praying mantid, Iris oratoria ................................................................................ 205
Palombit, R.A., Cheney, D.L. & Seyfarth, P.M.: Male grunts as
mediators of social interaction with females in wild chacma baboons
{Papio cynocephalus ursinus) ................................................................................................................. 221
Vea, Joaquim J„ Perez P6rez, Ana, Baldellou, Maribel & Alea, Vic-
toria: Cost-benefit analysis of allogrooming behaviour in Cercocebus
torquatus lunulatus............................................................................................................................ ...... 243
Korner, Kay E., Lutjens, Ole, Parzefall, Jakob & Schiupp, Ingo: The
role of experience in mating preferences of the unisexual Amazon
molly....................................................................................................................................................... 257
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CONTENTS ,.
Marchlewska-Koj, Anna« Kapusta, Joanna & Olejniczak, Pawel:
Ultrasonic response of CBA newborn mice to bedding odour ........ 269
Teixidor, Patricia & Byrne, Richard W.: The 'whinny' of spider
monkeys: individual recognition before situational meaning ......... 279
Yamaguchi, Ayako: Auditory experience does not shape sexual pref-
erences for songs in female northern cardinals ..................... 309Mucignat-Caretta, Caria & Caretta, Antonio: Chemical signals in
male house mice urine: protein-bound molecules modulate interac-
tions between sexes................................................ 331
Rychlik, Leszek: Changes in p
rey size preferences during successive
stages of foraging in the Mediterranean water shrew Neomys anom-
alus................................................................ 345
Dwyer, C.M. & Lawrence, A.B.: Does the behaviour of
the neonate
influence the expression of maternal behaviour in sheep? .......... 367
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VOL. 136 , NO. 5 , 1999
CONTENTS
Mann, Janet & Smuts, Barbara: Behavioral development in wild
bottlenose dolphin newboms ( Tursiops sp.) 529
Russock, Howard I.: Filial social bond formation in fry of the maternal
mouthbroodingtilapia(Pisces:Cichlidae): a comparative study 567
Steenbeek, Romy: Tenure related changes in wild Thomas's langurs I:
Between-group interactions 595
Steenbeek, Romy, Assink, Peter & Wich, Serge A.: Tenure related
changes in wild Thomas's langurs II: Loud calls 627
Koga, Tsunenorl, Murai, Minoru & Yong, Hoi-Sen: Male-male com-
petition and intersexual interactions in underground mating of the fid-
dier crab Uca paradussumieri 651
Heiling, A.M. & Herberstein, M.E.: The importance of being larger:
intraspecific competition for prime web sites in orb-web spiders
(Araneae, Araneidae) 669
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VOL. 136 , NO. 6 , 1999
CONTENTS
Silk, Joan B. Seyfarth, Robert M. & Cheney, Dorothy L: The
structure of social relationships among female savanna baboons in
Moremi Reserve, Botswana 679
Newton-Fisher, Nicholas E.: Association by male chimpanzees:
a social lactic? 705
Blumstein, Daniel T.: Alarm calling in three species of marmots 731
Noble, D.G. Davies, N.B., Hartley, I.R. & McRae, S.B.: The red
gape of the nestling cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) is not a supernormal
stimulus for three common hosts 759
Kilner, P.M.: Family conflicts and the evolution of nestling mouth
colour 779
Ruckstuhl, K.E.: To synchronise or not to synchronise: a dilemma for
young bighorn males? 805
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