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ARTICLESSheila Newnham: Ching-Chang Chuang (193176)Janet R. Stein and Carol Ann Borden: Checklist of the freshwater algae of British ColumbiaEdward E. DeMartini and Benjamin G. Patten: Egg0guarding and reproductive biology of the red Irish lord, Hemilepidotus hemilepidotusRoy l. Taylor: Taxonomic recognition and occurrence of Petasites japonicas (Asteraceae) in the Pacific NorthwestMelvin D. Williams: The harvesting of sluckus (Porphyra perforata) by the Straits Salish Indians of Vancouver IslandJames J. Stelmock and Alton S. Harestad: Food habits and life history of the Clouded Salamander (Aneides ferreus) on northern Vancouver IslandDonald H. Mitchell: Bowker Creek: A microblade site on southeastern Vancouver IslandBrien A. Meilleur: Speculations of the diffusion of Nicotiana quadrivalvis Pursh to the Queen Charlotte Islands and adjacent Alaska mainlandR.J. Bandoni, J.R. Maze and J.P. Delange: Epistolae mycologicae IX Entorrhiza casparyana from British ColumbiaLynn M. Hodgson and J.R. Waaland: Seasonal variation in the subtidal macroalgae of Fox IslandL.C-M. Chen and J. McLachlan: Rhodoglossum affine (Harv.) Kylin (Gigartinaceae, Rhodophyta) in cultureAlan D. McMillan: Archaeological evidence for aboriginal tuna fishing on western Vancouver IslandRichard J. Hebda and Glenn E. Rouse: Palynology of two Holocene cores from the Hesquiat Peninsula, Vancouver IslandNaomi J. Manuwal: Vegetation of the Barren Islands, AlaskaRange D. Bayer: Intertidal zonation of Zostera marina in the Yaquina Estuary, OregonRoderick B. Green: Scale-bearing Chrysophyceae from seven lakes on Vancouver IslandSandra C. Lindstrom and Robert F. Scagel: Some new distribution records of marine algae in southeast AlaskaJulian D. Reynolds: Crustacean zooplankton of some saline lakes of central British ColumbiaNOTESHal A. Beecher and Brooke Hannay Beecher: First record of Couesius plumbeus (Agassiz) (Osteichthys: Cyprinidae) from WashingtonDavid W. Jamison: Poa kelloggii Vasey, new for British ColumbiaAlex E. Peden: Rare captures of two fishes, Benthodesmus and Paralepsis, off British ColumbiaDavid L. Stein and Alex E. Peden: First record of Paraliparis paucidens Stein (Pisces: liparidae) from British ColumbiaAlex E. Peden: Occurrence of the Eelpout, Bothrocara pussilum (Zoaredidae), off British Columbia
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