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1. The structure of biodiversity – insights from molecular phylogeography

   DNA techniques, analytical methods and palaeoclimatic studies are greatly advancing our knowledge of the global distribution of genetic diversity, and how it evolved. Such phylogeographic studies are reviewed ...

   Authors: Godfrey M Hewitt

   Citation: Frontiers in Zoology 2004 1:4

   Content type: Review Published on: 26 October 2004

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2. Secondary neurons are arrested in an immature state by formation of epithelial vesicles during neurogenesis of the spider Cupiennius salei

   In the spider Cupiennius salei about 30 groups of neural precursors are generated per hemi-segment during early neurogenesis. Analysis of the ventral neuromeres after invagination of the primary neural precursor ...

   Authors: Angelika Stollewerk

   Citation: Frontiers in Zoology 2004 1:3

   Content type: Research Published on: 25 October 2004

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3. WWW design code – a new tool for colour estimation in animal studies

   The colour of animals' skin, fur, feathers or cuticula has been estimated in a large number of studies. The methods used to do so are diverse, with some being costly and not available to all researchers. In a ...

   Authors: Åsa Berggren and Juha Merilä

   Citation: Frontiers in Zoology 2004 1:2

   Content type: Methodology Published on: 6 October 2004

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4. Introducing "Frontiers in Zoology"

   As a biological discipline, zoology has one of the longest histories. Today it occasionally appears as though, due to the rapid expansion of life sciences, zoology has been replaced by more or less independent...

   Authors: Jürgen Heinze and Diethard Tautz

   Citation: Frontiers in Zoology 2004 1:1

   Content type: Editorial Published on: 29 September 2004

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