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SPECIAL FEATURE Ecology of seed dispersal
Introduction
Keisuke Ueda p. 1 - 2
Keisuke Ueda p. 1 - 2
Classification of bird-dispersed plants by fruiting phenology, fruit size, and growth form in a primary lucidophyllous forest: an analysis, with implications for the conservation of fruit-bird interactions
Yohsuke Kominami, Tamotsu Sato, Keiko Takeshita, Tohru Manabe, Akira Endo and Naohiko Noma p. 3 - 23
Yohsuke Kominami, Tamotsu Sato, Keiko Takeshita, Tohru Manabe, Akira Endo and Naohiko Noma p. 3 - 23
Fruiting of fleshy-fruited plants and abundance of frugivorous birds: Phenological correspondence in a temperate forest in central Japan
Yoichiro Takanose and Tomohiko Kamitani p. 25 - 32
Yoichiro Takanose and Tomohiko Kamitani p. 25 - 32
Seed dispersal of Japanese stone pine by the Eurasian Nutcracker
Mitsuhiro Hayashida p. 33 - 40
Mitsuhiro Hayashida p. 33 - 40
Relationship between seed retention time in bird's gut and fruit characteristics
Akiko Fukui p. 41 - 48
Akiko Fukui p. 41 - 48
The role of the Velvet Asity Philepitta castanea in regeneration of understory shrubs in Madagascan rainforest
Hajanirina Rakotomanana, Teruaki Hino, Mamoru Kanzaki and Hiroyuki Morioka p. 49 - 58
Hajanirina Rakotomanana, Teruaki Hino, Mamoru Kanzaki and Hiroyuki Morioka p. 49 - 58
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Head-bobbing patterns, while walking, of Black-winged Stilts Himantopus himantopus and various herons
Masaki Fujita and Kazuto Kawakami p. 59 - 63
Masaki Fujita and Kazuto Kawakami p. 59 - 63
Response to manipulation of partner contribution: A handicapping experiment in the Barn Swallow
Kazuyoshi Tajima and Masahiko Nakamura p. 65 - 72
Kazuyoshi Tajima and Masahiko Nakamura p. 65 - 72
SHORT COMMUNICATION
Low prevalence of blood parasites in five Sylviidae species in Japan
Hisashi Nagata and Navjot S. Sodhi p. 73 - 74
Hisashi Nagata and Navjot S. Sodhi p. 73 - 74
Vol.2 No.1(February, 2003)