Nature Australia Volume 24

Winter 1992 - Autumn 1995

• Subject index
• Authors and titles

Note: the number preceding the slash denotes the issue number and the number following denotes the page number, e.g. 2/5 = issue number 2, starting on page 5.

Subject Index

• ABORIGINAL
  • food lists 2/5
  • hunting 3/22, 6/5
  • rock art 6/40
  • shell middens 3/10, 7/4, 9/6
  • tours 4/66
• aerial photography 3/55
• allergy 5/9
• Antarctic Krill 7/30
• Antarctica 4/8, 4/54, 8/48
• antivenom 12/18
• asteroids 12/52
• ballast water 3/8
• BIRDS
  • Adelie Penguin 2/13
  • Australian Brush-turkey 4/30, 6/4
  • Australian Magpie 6/14
  • Bell Miner 10/26
  • Blackbird 11/78
  • Blue Jay 11/11
  • Budgerigar 12/20
  • California Condor 4/12, 9/7
  • cuckoos 7/70
  • doves 11/10
  • duck hunting 2/8
  • Eastern Whipbird 9/17
  • Eclectus Parrot 7/16
  • elephant birds 7/6
  • Emperor Penguin 3/70, 9/10, 11/8
  • Emu oil 8/20
  • frogmouths 2/64
  • Galah 8/22
  • honeyeaters 10/26
  • House Sparrow 4/12
  • kiwis 4/10
  • Letter-winged Kite 2/12
  • Little Tern 10/22
  • Noisy Miner 10/26
  • Orange-footed Scrub-fowl 3/10, 7/4, 12/16
  • owls 2/64
  • oxpeckers 9/16
  • parrots 7/54
  • pelicans 9/36
  • pitohuis 8/9
  • Plains-wanderer 1/18
  • quick-stinking 12/16
  • raptors, aerial cartwheeling 12/17
  • Sacred Ibis 5/4, 7/4
  • Satin Bowerbird 5/71, 7/5
  • Somalian shrike 7/12
  • Spangled Drongo 11/78
  • Sulphur-crested Cockatoo 8/12
  • Tawny Frogmouth 3/6
  • willy-willies, use of 10/9
• birth, time for 6/6
• black smokers 2/11
• bluebottles 11/18
• Box Jellyfish 11/12
• cannibalism 6/10, 10/12
• Cape Cuvier feeding frenzy 9/26
• Cape York 3/66
• Clarke, Adrienne 2/22
• Coca-Cola 2/12, 11/12
• Cock's egg 2/12
• common names 3/5
• communication between animals 9/16
• computer shell images 1/60
• conservation biology 5/72, 6/72
• contraception 2/12
• coral reefs 6/4
• Creationism 11/68
• Crown-of-Thorns Starfish 12/30
• cyclone 1/4
• dark matter 9/28
• death feigning 9/18
• defence mechanisms 1/64
• desert mutualism 12/9
• diversity 1/24
• dwarfing 4/46, 7/5
• earthquakes 6/11
• ecotourism 6/60
• endangered species 6/72, 8/7, 10/5
• Environmental Impact Statement 2/72
• euthycarcinoids 1/8
• evolution/creation survey 11/68
• evolution, limits of 5/58
• extinctions, mass 5/6
• falling posture 1/9
• feathers, fluorescing 1/4
• FISH
  • anchovies 9/26
  • Coelacanth 4/8
  • Cortez Damselfish 10/12
  • Deepsea Jewfish 4/9
  • drinking 6/71
  • eels 10/20
  • flying fish 7/7
  • Guppy 11/14
  • hammerhead sharks 11/12
  • Lake Eyre, in 6/70
  • leather 5/7, 10/5
  • Nile Perch 12/14
  • shark feeding frenzy 9/26
  • sharks 3/46, 10/5, 9/26, 11/42
  • swollen vertebrae 11/79
  • toadfishes 4/14
  • food, revolting 8/72
  • fossil caves 12/68
  • fossil egg 7/6
• FROGS
  • attitude to 7/5
  • Cane Toad 5/70
  • Corroboree Frog 4/16
  • death feigning in 9/18
  • foot-tapping 6/6
  • Frogwatch 5/22
  • medicine, in 8/10, 10/4, 12/46
  • photoart 12/60
  • tree frogs 11/64
• FUNGI
  • anti-cancer 10/16
  • parasitic rust 8/14
  • Stink Horn 10/78
• Garden Palace 1/14
• Gargantuans from the Garden exhibition 2/24
• genetic engineering 2/4, 8/60
• Gilmore, Mary 10/24
• gossip 9/14
• Gould, Elizabeth 3/40
• graffiti 6/40
• greenhouse effect 7/20
• gut flora 9/10
• harvesting free-ranging pests 9/80, 11/4
• horseriding, origin of 3/10
• human heads 10/78
• human scent 5/38, 9/7
• Human Genome Project 2/50, 3/72, 8/6
• Hunt, Peter 3/20
• ice 4/7
• idolatry 7/72
• ill, feeling 2/4, 4/4
• INSECTS
  • ants 1/4, 5/4, 7/9, 8/70
  • bees 6/7, 12/16
  • beetle collecting 2/62
  • Blue Ant 9/79
  • caterpillars' rolled leaves 10/18
  • cicadas 3/14, 7/70
  • Crow Butterfly 8/71
  • Deathwatch Beetle 5/12
  • dung beetles 12/12
  • Golden Sun Moth 6/16
  • Grapevine Hawk Moth 6/71
  • House Fly 7/14
  • human consumption of 12/24
  • mallee moths 12/10
  • moths 6/70, 12/14
  • Oleander Butterfly 8/71
  • sawflies 3/4
  • termites 10/16
  • tsetse flies 6/12
• isopods 2/65
• IQ 6/20
• Italian settlers 3/18, 6/4
• Kanakas 3/18
• Kennedy Range 5/58
• kissing 5/40, 6/8, 9/7
• Lady Elliot Island 2/16
• largest living organism 7/10, 10/5, 10/6
• laughter 7/12
• leaf-rolling in caterpillars 10/18
• leeches 9/20
• left-handed cradling 1/6
• light year 12/6
• littoral rainforest 2/42
• MAMMALS
  • Australian Sea-lion 5/30
  • Aye-aye 2/14, 6/5
  • Banteng 3/16
  • Beluga 8/8
  • Bilby 5/16, 8/7
  • Black-footed Rock-wallaby 2/18
  • Blue Whale 3/8
  • bottlenose dolphins 4/22
  • Brush-tailed Phascogale 7/22, 10/6
  • brushtail possums 8/16
  • Bulmer's Fruit-bat 7/38
  • Burrowing Bettong 9/22, 12/7
  • cats 5/44, 9/8, 9/78
  • Central Rock-rat 12/38
  • Common Vampire Bat 10/8
  • dasyurids 7/6
  • dogs, sniffer 3/12
  • dolphin skin 4/6, 8/6, 10/4
  • early placental 4/60
  • echidnas 6/22, 9/8
  • elephants 3/7, 10/10
  • False Water-rat 8/30
  • flying-foxes 4/36
  • gibbons 12/79
  • Giraffe 8/12
  • Golden Bandicoot 11/20
  • horses 3/10, 7/10
  • House Mouse 7/8
  • Humpback Whale 8/38
  • huskies 1/72, 4/5
  • Irrawaddy Dolphin 9/66, 12/6
  • kangaroo, carnivorous 7/60
  • kangaroos 1/67, 9/80
  • Koala 1/67, 3/22, 12/10
  • Mahogany Glider 2/32
  • mastodons 9/10
  • microbats 10/66
  • mouse plagues 7/8
  • Narwhal 11/16
  • Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat 10/34
  • Patagonian platypus 3/60
  • Peruvian whale 6/8
  • Platypus 2/9, 3/60, 5/4, 12/78
  • post—mating male mortality 7/6, 10/4
  • Quagga 4/6
  • Queensland Tube-nosed Bat 12/26
  • Short-tailed Bat 7/8
  • sloths 3/71
  • Spotted Hyena 9/13
  • squirrels 1/12
  • Star-nosed Mole 10/12
  • Tasmanian Devil 11/32
  • tree-kangaroos 3/22
  • Water Buffalo 1/52
  • whale feeding frenzy 9/26
  • whales 1/7, 4/4
  • Woolly Mammoth 11/8
  • Zebra 6/12, 9/7
• man-made landscapes 11/58
• marine photography 9/60
• megafauna 6/5
• menstruation 11/9
• mining versus agriculture 12/80
• mirror script 5/8, 9/8
• mite pockets 12/9
• moulting 9/10
• mussels 1/7
• Myer, Ken and Yasuko 4/20
• Near-Earth-Asteroids 12/52
• Ningaloo Reef 5/58
• Nullarbor Plain telegraph poles 10/80
• ocean litter 9/6, 9/46, 11/5
• oil spills 10/50
• one world 1/34, 4/4
• opportunism 10/68
• parthenocarpy 2/9
• Passover 3/4
• pearls 7/46
• pecten 3/6
• peripatus 9/68
• plant museums 4/18
• PLANTS
  • acacias, pollination of 8/12
  • Caley's Grevillea 12/22
  • capers 5/18
  • chemical defence in 10/11
  • Coconut Palm 10/14, 12/7
  • cotton, blue 12/8
  • cycads 11/15
  • eucalypt galls 12/66
  • geebungs 2/20
  • genetically engineered 7/12, 12/8
  • grasstrees 1/42
  • lantana 5/7
  • marigolds 12/12
  • marijuana 2/8
  • Pacific Yew 10/16
  • palms 9/78, 10/14, 11/22
  • paloverde trees 9/12
  • pandanus 11/24
  • Queen Palm 9/78
  • red leaves 4/70
  • roses, blue 3/7
  • seeing 6/12
  • stinging trees 7/18
  • waratahs 6/46
  • Western Australia's wildflowers 10/60
  • Wild Parsnip 2/9
  • Wood Rose 7/8
  • yams 3/18
• plastic from plants 7/12
• propolis 1/10
• pygmies 3/71
• rarity 5/58
• Red Crab 6/11
• Red Sea 8/12
• refrigerator, acoustic 8/14, 10/5
• REPTILES
  • Adder 6/9
  • Adelaide Pygmy Bluetongue 8/18
  • blind snakes 7/11
  • Common Bluetongue 8/70
  • Common Long-necked Tortoise 4/72
  • Common Short-necked Tortoise 4/72
  • dinosaur gastroliths 3/9
  • dinosaurs 1/10, 3/9, 6/30
  • geckos 8/10
  • iguanas 5/6
  • Saltwater Crocodile 9/16
  • snake bite 12/18
  • snake pits 10/42
  • Texas Horned Lizard 1/12, 5/12
  • Thorny Devil 1/12, 12/8
  • tortoises 5/14
  • turtle hatchlings 10/16
• Rowntrees Restaurant 1/20
• scorpions 9/54, 12/6
• sexual selection 11/50
• Shark Bay 5/58
• shell mounds 3/10, 7/4, 9/6
• ship-wrecked bottles 6/10
• shrimp, 'eyeless' 2/11
• skin loss 8/10
• sniffer dogs 3/12
• soap 9/24, 12/6
• sperm and egg communication 2/14
• SPIDERS
  • African Diores spp. 10/17
  • cannibalism in 3/70
  • funnel-webs 2/64, 3/32, 9/78
  • jumping spiders 3/12, 3/70
  • mouse spiders 10/79
  • Peacock Spider 5/10
  • Scorpion-tailed Spider 12/78
  • web-eating 8/13
  • wheel spiders 5/58
• Stink Horn fungus 10/78
• suspended animation 4/70
• tafoni 1/66
• Tasmanian Aborigines 6/18
• Tiger Salamander 6/10
• timber on the beach 9/6, 11/4
• time dwarfs 4/46, 7/5
• toothpicks 5/10
• tsunami 9/12
• ulcers 9/11
• underwater building supplies 2/5
• urine drinking 5/10
• Victoria, wild places 8/54
• Wace, Nigel 1/22
• wildlife art 1/66, 4/5
• wildlife laws 11/80
• willy-willies 10/9
• World Heritage List 4/70

Authors And Titles

• ALFORD, R. [Answer to] Tasty toads? 5/70
• ANGUS, R. Sawflies and pollination [Letter] 3/4
• AQUILINA, B. Farming jewels of the sea 7/46
• ARCHER, M. Sandwiches and sandwich-eaters 1/64
  • Patagonian platypus 3/60
  • The Murgon monster 4/60
  • Lifting lids off the limits of life 5/58
  • Ecotourism in a brave new land 6/60
  • A ruthless roo that craved flesh to chew 7/60
  • Lazarus lizards and undead dinos 8/60
  • Velvet worms: non-missing missing links 9/68
  • Opportunism and the gizzards of Oz 10/68
  • 'Sine' of the times? 11/68
  • Devils, Dugites and 'dirt brains' 12/68
  • Pin pricks & verdant vistas 12/80
• ARKINSTALL, C. The puzzle of the parsnip 2/9
  • Gargantuans from the Garden 2/24
  • Violets are blue, roses are... 3/7
  • Return of the Quagga 4/6
  • Fish leather 5/7
  • Lessons from lantana 5/7
  • Synchronised swimming 5/8
  • Early-morning cuppa with a difference 5/10
  • The science of kissing 6/8
  • A good year? 6/10
  • Newcastle earthquake 6/11
  • Plants that see 6/12
  • Why do flying fish fly? 7/7
  • Mouse plagues: food for worms? 7/8
  • Horse sense 7/10
  • Plastic plants 7/12
  • Shrike me lucky 7/12
• ATKINSON, K. [Review of] Flinders Ranges, South Australia. The art of a photographer 10/70
• ATTENBROW, V. [Review of] The riches of ancient Australia: an indispensable guide for exploring prehistoric Australia 10/70
  • [Review of] Blue Mountains dreaming: the Aboriginal heritage 11/73
• BAILEY, G. Weipa shell mounds [Letter] 7/4
• BAKER-GABB, D. The Plains-wanderer 1/18
• BEDFORD, D. Australian grasstrees 1/42
• BELLCHAMBERS, K. The Bilby 5/16
• BENGSTON, C. Losing your skin to save your skin 8/10
  • Cocky want a cow pat? 8/12
  • Sounding cool for the future 8/14
  • Live gut flora from extinct mastodon 9/10
  • Seed pods take the witness stand 9/12
  • Getting the gossip 9/14
  • Talking among the animals 9/16
  • Wasps: police for plants 10/11
  • Honey, I ate the kids 10/12
  • Traces of a social life 10/16
  • Spitting turtles? 10/16
  • A dietary manage trois 11/11
  • Guppy neighbourhood watch 11/14
  • What's the point of it? 11/16
  • Blue genes for blue jeans 12/8
  • Moths that go click in the night 12/14
• BICKEL, D.J. [Review of] The insects of Australia: a textbook for students and research workers 2/66
• BIRRELL, D. Beyond the last word [Letter] 11/4
• BISHOP, P. The human fish [Letter] 12/6
• BLISS, W.J. Keep it clean [Letter] 12/6
• BLOMBERG, S. Lizards with mites in their pockets 12/9
• BOLES, W.E. Rosy glow [Reply to Letter] 1/5
  • [Review of] Ecology of birds: an Australian perspective 1/68
  • [Answer to] Frogmouth or owl 2/64
  • [Review of] The Cambridge encyclopedia of ornithology 3/62
  • [Review of] Birds of the night 4/62
  • [Answer to] Courting with colour 5/71
  • [Review of] Handbook of the birds of the world Vol. 1 Ostrich to ducks 7/62
  • [Answer to] Designing a cuckoo's egg 7/70
  • [Review of] Rescue and rehabilitation of oiled birds 8/64
  • Tale of the toxic avenger 8/9
  • Moulting and fasting in the cold 9/10
  • Pelicans 9/36
  • [Review of] Wildlife of Gondwana 9/70
  • [Review of] Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds 11/70
  • [Answer to] Drongos on the move 11/78
  • [Answer to] Seeing black and white 11/78
• BORTOLI, A. Keeping watch on great wings 8/38
  • The Irrawaddy Dolphin 9/66
• BOWMAN, D. Banteng 3/16
  • Tough game [Letter] 6/5
  • & WHITEHEAD, P.J. Is conservation biology the dismal science? 5/72
• BRAITHWAITE, R. Pandanus: then and now 11/24
• BRAITHWAITE, W. [Review of] After the greening: the browning of Australia 12/71
• BROADY, K. Universal antivenom for snake bite 12/18
• BROWN, P. Human dwarfing [Letter] 7/5
• BRYAN, J. Underwater abstracts 9/60
• BUCHANAR, R. [Review of] The bush: a guide to the vegetated landscapes of Australia 12/73
• BURCHETT, C. Hands on culture 4/66
• BURGESS, R. Ibis fill abyss [Letter] 5/4
• CAMERON, L. [Review of] Goanna: the biology of varanid lizards 10/70
• CAMPBELL, S. Timber troubles [Letter] 11/4
• CARMEL, B. [Review of] Biomedical and surgical aspects of captive reptile husbandry 2/66
• CHESTER, J. Freeze frame: Antarctica 4/54
• CLYNE, D. [Review of] The Young Naturalist Series: Cities and towns; Forests; Woodlands and heaths; The deserts; Exploring lakes, rivers and creeks 3/63
• COHEN, B. Passover: the woman's role [Letter] 3/4
• COLDHAM, T. To kiss or to sniff? [Letter] 9/7
• COLGEN, D. Diamonds in clay [Letter] 8/6
• COLMAN, P. Shark skin sandpaper [Letter] 10/5
• CONN, B. [Review of] Australian tropical rain forest trees: an interactive identification system Volumes 1 & 2; and Volume 3: Leaf atlas of Australian tropical rain forest trees 10/71
• CONNOR, R.C., Richards, A., Smolker, R. & Mann, J. As the tide turns: the social lives of bottlenose dolphins 4/22
• COTTERELL, E. Concrete concerns [Letter] 2/5
• COVACEVICH, J. [Review of] The action plan for Australian reptiles 12/72
• CRAKANTHORP, D.H. Huskies in Antarctica [Letter] 4/5
• CRANSTON, P. & Gullan, P. Gums and galls 12/66
• DALY, G. Obituary part two [Letter] 1/4
• DEERING, P.T. Bon voyage [Letter] 5/4
• DEGNAN, S.M. The rise of the condor 4/12
• DENGATE, J. [Review of] A natural selection 9/72
• DICKMAN, C.R. [Review of] Australia's vanishing mammals 1/68
  • Raiders of the last ark: cats in island Australia 5/44
  • [Review of] Kowari 4: Uluru fauna 9/70
  • [Review of] Tasmanian mammals: a field guide 12/72
• DIXON, J.M. Blue Whale stranding 3/8
• DOIG, F. [Travel review of] Jenolan Caves House; Gosford Reptile Park; Blue Mountains Trips; Askania Park-Forest of Tranquillity 2/70
• DRISCOLL, D. Save local genes [Letter] 10/5
• DWYER, P.D. & MINNEGAL, M. Foods that revolt: a tale of survival 8/72
• EDWARDS, P. & J. Palm power [Letter] 12/7
• EDWARDS, T. Golden Sun Moth 6/16
• ELDER, D. Genetic engineering [Letter] 2/4
• ELGAR, M.A. & MAGRATH, M.J.L. Dressed to impress 11/50
• ELIOTT, S. Permanent pats 12/12
• ELLIS, M. [Review of] An interim guide to identification of insectivorous bats of south-eastern Australia 7/63
• ETHERINGTON, D. Oily palms 10/14
• FABBRO, A. Anyone for scorpions? [Letter] 12/6
• FAIRLEY, A. [Review of] Acacias of southeast Australia; and The names of acacias of New South Wales 7/64
• FARR, A. [Review of] Wilderness light 12/70
• FISHER, A. & WOINARSKI, J. Golden Bandicoot 11/20
• FLANNERY, T. The diversity enigma 1/24
  • [Review of] State of the world 3/65
  • Time dwarfs 4/46
  • [Review of] The Simpson Desert: natural history and human endeavour 5/62
  • [Review of] Burning bush: a fire history of Australia 5/65
  • [Review of] Earth island, Easter Island: a message from our past for the future of our planet 6/63
  • Human dwarfing [Reply to Letter] 7/5
  • [Review of] Biodiversity in Mediterranean ecosystems in Australia 7/62
  • Stoneage mutant turtle idols? 7/72
  • & SERI, L. The rise and fall of Bulmer's Fruit-bat 7/38
• FRAZIER, J. Large as life 2/59
• FREELAND, W.J. Water Buffalo of the Top End 1/52
• FRENCH, M. Healing frogs [Letter] 10/4
• FREUDENBERGER, D. Beyond the kangaroo 9/80
• GARNETT, S. & CROWLEY, G. Eclectus Parrot 7/16
• GARRADD, G. Express elevators to the sky 10/9
• GERMAN, P. 'Bug' art 5/54
  • Frogs frogs frogs 12/60
• GIBSON, L. Let's have lunge 1/7
  • [Answer to] Australian crawl? 1/67
  • [Review of] Possums; and Platypus 2/69
  • [Answer to] Slow but dangerous 3/71
  • [Answer to] Cat napping 9/78
  • [Review of] The Australian guide to whale watching 5/62
  • [Answer to] Gibbon colour 12/79
• GILLESPIE, J. [Review of] Parrots: hand feeding and nursery management 6/62
• GILMOUR, J. Earthwatch and Burrowing Bettongs [Letter] 12/7
• GOTT, B. Food fads and facts [Letter] 2/5
• GOWING, G. [Review of] Complexity 8/62
• GRAY, M. Funnel-webs: separating fact from fiction 3/32
  • [Answer to] Sizeable feast 3/70
  • [Answer to] A case of mistaken identity? 9/78
  • [Answer to] Spider facts 10/79
  • [Answer to] Scorpion or spider? 12/78
  • & HORSEMAN, C. [Answer to] Identifying funnel-webs 2/64
• GREEN, L. Talk turkey [Letter] 6/4
  • Bilbo Bilby [Letter] 8/7
  • All aboard [Letter] 9/8
  • A tail of woe [Letter] 10/6
• GREENWOOD, G. Understanding cetaceans [Letter] 8/6
• GREER, A.E. [Review of] Australian snakes: a natural history 4/64
  • [Review of] Herpetology in Australia: a diverse discipline 11/71
• GUGENBERGER, B. Getting it right [Letter] 6/4
• GURRY, D.L. Suffer the little children [Letter] 2/4
• HALL, L. & PETTIGREW, J. The bat with the stereo nose 12/26
• HANCOCK, R. Largest living organism? [Letter] 10/6
• HAND, S. Left-handed cradling 1/6
  • Bee glue makes a comeback 1/10
  • Squirrel nut-ken 1/12
  • Operation desert storm 1/12
  • Artificial 'grass'? 2/8
  • Fun runs in the midnight sun 2/13
  • Knocking on wood 2/14
  • Wrinkles rule OK 3/7
  • Cave-dwelling Coelacanths 4/8
  • Ancient toothpicks 5/10
• HANGAY, G. The beetle collector: a detective story 2/62
• HARDACRE, K. A case of the blues [Letter] 7/5
• HARDEN, G. [Review of] Managing your bushland: a guide for Western Australian landowners 8/63
• HARDIMAN, S. [Review of] Water pollution: causes and effects in Australia and New Zealand 8/63
• HAROLD, G. Western blooms 10/60
• HAZENVELD, H. [Answer to] Young reds 4/70
• HICKEY, G. Don't sleep with your mouse fall 1/9
  • Things go better with Coke! 2/12
  • Why are kiwis' eggs so large? 4/10
  • Frogs that talk with their feet 6/6
  • Hot ants 7/9
  • Why do Belugas rub? 8/8
  • Cross-dressing in hyenas? 9/13
  • Stings go better with coke 11/12
  • Quick-stinking birds 12/16
• HIGGINS, L.V. The unusual sea-lions of Kangaroo Island 5/30
• HORNING, D. [Review of] The last husky: the final journey of Antarctica's sledge dogs 10/71
• HUTCHINGS, P. Upsetting the ballast 3/8
• HUTCHINS, B. Taken for a ride 4/9
  • Fish capers at Cape Cuvier 9/26
• HUTCHINSON, M. Adelaide Pygmy Bluetongue 8/18
• ILLERT, C. Computer resurrection 1/60
• INGRAM, G. [Review of] The herpetology of the Weipa Region, Cape York Peninsula 8/65
  • [Review of] Evolution and the recognition concept of species: collected writings of Hugh E.H. Paterson 10/72
• JACKA, J. Cool photography 4/7
• JOHNSON, C. The invisible wombat 10/34
• JONES, A. [Review of] It's a matter of survival 1/70
• JONES, D. Stalking turkey 4/30
• JONES, M. Dining with the devil 11/32
• JONES, R. [Review of] Messel: an insight into the history of life and of the Earth 8/62
• KAHENYA, A. Drunken bees 6/7
• KAPATOS, V. A cyclonic experience [Letter] 1/4
• KINGSFORD, M.J. [Review of] Encyclopedia of fishes 11/72
• KINGSFORD, R. [Review of] Australian wetlands 1/70
• KINNEAR, J. Black-footed Rock-wallaby 2/18
• LAMBOURNE, M. Elizabeth Gould 1804-1841 3/40
• LAW, B. & LEAN, M. Rainforests by the sea 2/42
• LEIS, J.M. The dilemma of power 2/72
• LOCKET, A. Night stalkers 9/54
• LONG, J. Dinosaurs downunder 6/30
  • Eggstraordinary finds from Western Australia 7/6
  • Big tooth 11/42
• LOW, T. A tribute to Rowntrees 1/20
  • Geebungs remembered 2/20
  • Italians and birds, Kanakas and yams 3/18
  • [Review of] An atlas of Queensland's frogs, reptiles, birds & mammals 3/63
  • Cape York 3/66
  • From the age of museums 4/18
  • Native capers 5/18
  • [Review of] Snakes of Australia 5/65
  • The curious foods of Tasmania's Aborigines 6/18
  • Leaves that stings 7/18
  • [Review of] Threatened Australian plants: an overview and case studies 7/64
  • The good oil on the Emu 8/20
  • [Review of] Flora of the Kimberley Region; and Flora of Victoria Volume 1 8/64
  • Bush soap 9/24
  • [Review of] CSIRO handbook of economic plants of Australia 9/71
  • The socialist dame on the $10 note 10/24
  • Invasion of the savage honeyeaters 10/26
  • Palms: plants with hearts 11/22
  • Insect dinner: the big taboo 12/24
• LUBICZ, S. Examining the Aye-aye [Letter] 6/5
• MacKINTOSH, D. Get well soon! [Letter] 4/4
• MAJOR, R. [Review of] Australian waterbirds: a field guide; and Birds of Lord Howe Island: past and present 2/68
  • [Review of] Review of parrots and pigeons of Australia 6/64
• MARTIN, A. If I had a hammer 11/12
• MARTIN, R. Of Koalas, tree-kangaroos and men 3/22
• McALPINE, D.K. [Review of] Butterfly conservation 2/68
  • [Answer to] Mysterious metamorphosis 8/71
• McGAHEY, A. [Review of] Field guide to the native plants of Sydney 2/66
  • [Review of] Noxious weeds of Australia 5/62
  • [Review of] The Proteaceae of the Sydney region 6/62
  • [Review of] Identifying the weeds around you 7/62
• McGHEE, K. Mussels with hats 1/7
  • Duck hunter habits 2/8
  • Love's chemistry 2/14
  • Dinosaur gastroliths 3/9
  • Taking the bit between the teeth 3/10
  • Middens or nests? 3/10
  • Dog scents nonsense 3/12
  • Dolphin bumps 4/6
  • Antarctic benefits 4/8
  • The adaptable House Sparrow 4/12
  • Not enough time for Galapagos iguanas 5/6
  • Writing in reverse 5/8
  • Allergy: defect or defence? 5/9
  • Here's blood in your eye 5/12
  • Deathwatch beetle 5/12
  • The time for birth 6/6
  • New whale for Peru 6/8
  • The case for female promiscuity 6/9
  • Warning: cannibalism is a health hazard 6/10
  • Red Crabs hold their fort 6/11
  • The Zebra and the tsetse fly 6/12
  • Dasyurids and the ultimate sacrifice 7/6
  • Video beasties 7/8
  • Largest living organism 7/10
  • Making scents of blind snakes 7/11
  • Laughter breeds laughter 7/12
  • Red Sea parting 8/12
  • Walking tall among the acacias 8/12
  • Watery webs 8/13
  • Fungus in floral costume 8/14
  • Bacteria blamed for ulcers 9/11
  • Homing crocs 9/16
  • A bird with an ear for fruit 9/17
  • Frogs fake it for freedom 9/18
  • Elephant talk: the sounds of silence 10/10
  • A star with a sixth sense? 10/12
  • Anti-cancer fungus 10/16
  • Death by spider leg 10/17
  • Caterpillars roll their own 10/18
  • Beat of the Emperors 11/8
  • Midget mammoths 11/8
  • Menstrual musing 11/9
  • Cycad sex 11/15
  • Desert mutualism 12/9
  • Waste...not 12/10
  • Floral insecticide 12/12
  • Hot bee balls 12/16
  • Loving embrace or enemy conflict? 12/17
  • Crown-of-thorns 12/30
• McGROUTHER, M. [Review of] Coral Sea dreaming 8/63
  • [Review of] Sharks and rays of Australia 11/70
  • [Answer to] Swollen fish bones 11/79
• McINTOSH, G. Buried in mystery [Letter] 5/4
• McKELVEY, B. Cold war over warm ice 8/48
• McKEON, P. Garden Palace up in smoke 1/14
• McNAMARA, G. Where is the rest of the universe? 9/28
  • The cosmic shooting gallery 12/52
• McNAMARA, K. Insects' missing link? 1/8
• MERSON, J. The politics of the human genome 2/50
  • The genome gold rush 3/72
• MILLAR, T. Zebra stripes and swatting tails [Letter] 9/7
• MIRTSCHIN, P. Flaws in the laws of nature 11/80
• MOLNAR, R. The biggest dinosaur 1/10
  • The mother of extinctions 5/6
• MOONIE, P. The Mawson huskies: the case for retention 1/72
• MORRISON, R.H. Polluted oceans [Letter] 11/5
• MORWOOD, M. & WALSH, G. A mark in time 6/40
• MOSKWA, A.G. Shocking story [Letter] 5/4
  • Largest living organism? [Letter] 10/5
• MOULDS, M. [Review of] The Australian dragonflies 2/67
  • [Answer to] Moths in the cellar 6/70
  • [Answer to] Caterpillars unmasked 6/71
  • [Answer to] Making a clean exit 7/70
  • [Answer to] Elusive cicadas 7/70
  • [Answer to] The ant and the mole cricket 9/79
• MURRAY, A. Little Tern 10/22
• NEWTON, D. Inconsistent principles [Letter] 4/4
• NICOL, S. Antarctica's krilling fields 7/30
• OBENDORF-REID, D. Infectious cats [Letter] 9/8
• OFFORD, C. The magnificent waratah 6/46
• OGILVIE, P. Lady Elliot Island 2/16
• OSBORNE, A. [Answer to] Sea-sculpt 1/66
• OSBORNE, W.S. The Corroboree Frog 4/16
• PETTIGREW, J. The cock's egg 2/12
  • Egg-beater in the eye 3/6
• PHILLIPPS, H. Overtidying the outback 10/80
• PINE, R.H. Sex and death [Letter] 10/4
• PITTARINO, S. Froggie blues [letter] 7/5
• PLUMMER, P. Writing in mysterious ways [Letter] 9/8
• POGSON, R. [Review of] Collins Eyewitness Handbook: rocks and minerals 7/63
• PONDER, W. [Review of] Guidebook to pecten shells: recent Pectinidae and Propeamussiidae of the world 6/62
• PORRITT, J. One world: the science and the politics 1/34
• PROSKE, U. Electric update 2/9
  • Shocking story [Reply to Letter] 5/5
  • Heat-seeking vampires 10/8
  • Snake pits 10/42
  • [Answer to] Puzzling Platypus 12/78
• RAAYMAKERS, S. The spoils of oil 10/50
• RICHARDS, S.J. Tree frogs: putting their eggs in more than one basket 11/64
• RISMILLER, P. Overcoming a prickly problem 6/22
• ROBINSON, M. [Review of] The care and handling of Australian native animals 3/64
  • [Answer to] Survival tactics 4/70
  • [Answer to] Fish circles 6/70
  • Save endangered species [Letter] 8/7
  • [Review of] Life in a rotten log 9/71
• RODGERSON, L. [Answer to] Stormy antics 8/70
• ROSE, L. Shark Bay, Ningaloo Reef and Kennedy Range 5/60
• ROWLAND, P. [Review of] Mallee Country wildlife: the nature of the Lower Murray - Darling Basin 10/72
• ROWLEY, I. "What a Galah!" 8/22
• ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS. [Answer to] Stink Horns 10/78
• ROYAL, R.L. Lumps and bumps [Letter] 10/4
• SADLIER, R.A. [Review of] Skinks of the Northern Territory 5/63
• SAUNDERS, B. [Review of] Beneath Bunaken 10/73
• SAUNDERS, J. [Answer to] Wild art 1/66
  • [Review of] Wildflower country; The uncertainty principle; Treasure island; Antarctica and back in sixty days; Make your home a pest free zone; Wildlife questions & answers; and Rare bushland plants of western Sydney 1/71
  • [Answer to] Huddle or die 3/70
  • [Answer to] Small talk 3/71
  • [Review of] Conservation of Australia's forest fauna 4/63
  • [Answer to] Preserving Australia 4/70
• SECHOS, B. [Review of] Gemstones of the southern continent 4/65
• SEDDON, A. & RYAN, R. Good work [Letter] 1/4
• SERVENTY, V. Name of the game [Letter] 3/5
• SHARPE, L. The return of a little predator 7/22
• SHEA, G. [Answer to] Discerning palate 8/70
• SHORT, J. Burrowing Bettong 9/22
• SINCLAIR, P. Wild places of Victoria 8/54
• SKATES, A. [Review of] Densey Clyne's Small Worlds: Cicada sing-song; Catch me if you can!; and Plants of prey. Eyewitness Explorers: Flowers; Insects; Weather; and Birds. The Miracle Planet: Planet Earth; and Life on Earth 6/64
• SPECHT, J. [Review of] The first humans: human origins and history to 10,000 BC 12/70
• STEPANOW, L. Aerial escapes 3/54
  • Man—made landscapes 11/58
• STEVENS, J.D. & PAXTON, J.R. Shark attack: but who's the victim? 3/46
• STODDART, M. Picking up the human scent 5/38
• STONE, T. More on mounds [Letter] 9/6
• STRAHAN, R. [Review of] The human nature of birds: a scientific discovery with startling implications 9/72
  • [Answer to] Big headed 10/78
• SULLIVAN, R. Female doves coo to themselves 11/10
  • The drink of the devil 12/8
• SUTHERS, I. [Review of] Australian fisheries resources 9/71
• SZALAY, A. [Review of] Reflections of Melanesia 3/64
• TABUTEAU, G. Population pays principle [Letter] 4/4
• TACON, P. [Review of] A field guide to Aboriginal rock engravings with special reference to those around Sydney 1/69
• TAYLOR, G. Protecting coral reefs [Letter] 6/4
• TAYLOR, R. & TURNER, L. The spider and the fly 3/12
• TAYLOR, S. Fridge facts [Letter] 10/5
• THOMPSON, M.B. How secure are 'common' tortoises? 4/72
• TIDEMANN, C. the contentious flying-fox 4/36
  • Meat markets and chastity belts 10/66
• TOLHURST, W. Nocturnal pursuits 5/54
• TRNSKI, T. [Review of] Crisis in the world's fisheries: people, problems and policies 4/63
  • [Review of] Guide to national parks of northern NSW 4/65
  • [Review of] Coastal fishes of south-eastern Australia 11/70
• TYLER, M.J. Frogwatch: to shun a silent spring 5/22
  • Frog cures Herpes 8/10
  • Frogs and drugs 12/46
• TZIOUMIS, V. [Answer to] Fish facts 6/71
• UNDERWOOD, G. Controlling the ibis [Letter] 7/4
• VAN DOVER, C.L. Black smokers and 'eyeless' shrimp 2/11
• VAN DYCK, S. Lasting impressions of Mahogany Gliders 2/32
  • December decibels 3/14
  • Fishing for the last supper? 4/14
  • Teachings from a tethered tortoise 5/14
  • Pies from the sky 6/14
  • Louie's lament 7/14
  • Brushtail business 8/16
  • The rats at Neptune's table 8/30
  • Sucking up to the humble leech 9/20
  • Secrets from old slippers 10/20
  • Bluetack and tentacles 11/18
  • Budgerigars: mini Aussie megastars 12/20
• VNUK, M. Astronomical error [Letter] 12/6
• WACE, N. Mirrored Earth [Letter] 4/4
  • Trees on the beach [Letter] 9/6
  • Beachcombing for ocean litter 9/46
  • Timber troubles [Reply to Letter] 11/4
  • Polluted oceans [Reply to Letter] 11/5
• WAKELIN—KING, G. Anti ants [Letter] 5/4
• WALDOCK, J.M. Peacocks of the spider world 5/10
• WEINSTEIN, P. Sawflies and pollination [Reply to Letter] 3/4
• WERNER, C. Art is wild [Letter] 4/5
• WHITE, P. Sago so so [Letter] 1/4
• WICKS, G. Beyond the last word [Letter] 11/4
• WILLIAMS, G. [Review of] Australian rainforest plants III 4/63
  • [Review of] The rainforest legacy Vol. 3: rainforest history, dynamics and management 5/64
  • [Review of] Our rainforests and the issues 6/63
• WILLIAMS, R. The man with the tax-deductible turn-ups 1/22
  • The Joan Sutherland of Australian science 2/22
  • Rockchopper: Dr Peter Hunt 3/20
  • Patrons of science 4/20
  • Creating confusion 5/20
  • Animal IQ: should it make a difference? 6/20
  • Before greenhouse 7/20
• WILLIAMS, S. Condor update [Letter] 9/7
• WILLIS, P. [Review of] Riversleigh: the story of animals in ancient rainforests of inland Australia 2/67
• WILSON, G. [Answer to] Cat food creature 2/65
• WILSON, N. Caley's Grevillea 12/22
• WOINARSKI, J.C.Z. Filling the lifeboats: endangered species first 6/72
• WOODALL, P. Murder on the Nile? 12/14
• WOODS, A. [Review of] A review of the urban wildlife of New South Wales 1/69
  • [Review of] Australia's endangered species 3/62
  • [Review of] Australia's introduced animals and plants 4/62
  • [Review of] Encyclopaedia of Australian animals 5/64
• WRIGLEY, J. [Answer to] Popular palms 9/78
• WURST, D. Search for the Central Rock-rat 12/38
• YOUNG, B. Not the last wave? 9/12
• ZHANG, R. Top tour [Letter] 1/4
• ZOLA, H. Rosy glow [Letter] 1/4

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