Insects in a Changing Environment

Introduction:
J.H. Lawton, The Response of Insects to Environmental Change.
Changes in Climate:
G.R. Coope, The Effects of Quaternary Climatic Changes on Insect Populations: Lessons from the Past.
D.A. Bennetts, The Hadley Centre Transient Climate Experiment.
R.W. Sutherst, G.F. Maywald, and D.B. Skarrat, Predicting Insect Distribution in a Changed Climate.
J. Porter, The Effects of Climate Change on the Agricultural Environment for Crop Insect Pests with Particular Reference to the European Corn Borer and Grain Maize.
R. Harrington, J.S. Bale, and G.M. Tatchell, Aphids in a Changing Climate.
J. Lines, The Effects of Climatic and Land Use Changes on the Insect Vectors of Human Disease.
D. Rogers, Remote Sensing and the Changing Distribution of Tsetse Flies in Africa.
Changes in Gas and Pollutant Levels:
A.D. Watt, J.B. Whittaker, M. Docherty, G. Brooks, E. Lindsay, and D.T. Salt, The Impact of Elevated Atmospheric CO2 on Insect Herbivores.
V.C. Brown, Insect Herbivores and Gaseous Air Pollutants-Current Knowledge and Predictions.
S.P. Hopkin, Deficiency and Excess of Non-Essential Metals in Terrestrial Insects.
L.C.V. Pinder and D.J. Morley, Chironomidae as Indicators of Water Quality-With a Comparison of the Chironomid Faunas of a Series of Contrasting Cumbrian Tarns.
Changes in Land Use:
M. Samways, Southern Hemisphere Insects: Their Variety and the Environmental Pressures upon Them.
N.A. Mawdsley and N.E. Stork, Species Extinctions in Insects: Ecological and Biogeographical Considerations.
M.B. Usher, A World of Change: Land Use Patterns and Athropod Communities.
M.L. Luff and I.P. Woiwod, Insects as Indicators of Land Use Change: A European Perspective: Focusing on Moths and Ground Beetles.
Short Communications:
S.J. Brooks, The Response of Chironomidae (Diptera) Faunae to Climate Change.
A.J. Davis, L.S. Jenkinson, J.H. Lawton, B. Shorrocks, and S. Wood, Global-Warming, Population Dynamics and Community Structure in a Model Insect Assemblage.
G.R. Port, K. Barrett, E. Okello, and A. Davidson, Gaseous Air Pollutants-Can We Indentify Critical Loads for Insects?
R.A. Farrow and R.B. Floyd, Effects of Changing Land Use on Eucalypt Dieback in Australia in Relation to Insect Phytophagy and Tree Re-establishment.
J.D. Austin and J.E. Hillerton, Modeling the Population of Hydrotaca irritans Using a Cohort-Based System.
C.H. Scholtz and K. Kruger, Effects of Ivermectin Residues in Cattle Dung on Dung Insect Communities under Extensive Farming Conditions in South Africa.
P. Eggleton and D.E. Bignell, Monitoring the Response of Tropical Insects to Change in the Environment: Troubles with Termites.
S.E. Halbert, M.D. Jennings, C.B. Cogan, S.S. Quisenberry, and J.B. Johnson, Potential Use of Suction Trap Collections of Aphids as Indicators of Plant Biodiversity.
R.A. Fleming and G.M. Tatchell, Shifts in the Flight Periods of British Aphids: A Response to Climate Warming?
D.W. Williams and A.M. Liebhold, Potential Changes in Spatial Distribution of Outbreaks of Forest Defoliators under Climate Change.