Integrative and Comparative Biology

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Articles in Feb 2006 issue of Integrative and Comparative Biology

• Human responses to extreme altitudes
  by West, John B
• Andean, Tibetan, and Ethiopian patterns of adaptation to high-altitude hypoxia
  by Beall, Cynthia M
• Patterns of distribution of anurans in high Andean tropical elevations: Insights from integrating biogeography and evolutionary physiology
  by Navas, Carlos A
• Are mountain passes higher in the tropics? Janzen's hypothesis revisited
  by Ghalambor, Cameron K; Huey, Raymond B; Martin, Paul R; Tewksbury, Joshua J; Wang, George
• Editorial
  by Heatwole, Harold; Woodin, Sarah; Kennedy, Cathy
• Adaptations to life at high elevation: An introduction to the symposium
  by Altshuler, Douglas L; Dudley, Robert
• Nitrogen and carbon storage in alpine plants
  by Monson, Russell K; Rosenstiel, Todd N; Forbis, Tara A; Lipson, David A; Jaeger, Charles H III
• Diversification of tanagers, a species rich bird group, from lowlands to montane regions of South America
  by Fjeldså, J; Rahbek, C
• Into thin air: Physiology and evolution of alpine insects
  by Dillon, Michael E; Frazier, Melanie R; Dudley, Robert
• physiology and biomechanics of avian flight at high altitude, The
  by Altshuler, Douglas L; Dudley, Robert