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Volume 12, No. 1
Pages 4 - 33
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• Preface | M.J. Bowman, R.E. Wilson, J. Yen, Guest Editors
• Akira Okubo: A Man for All Seasons and Many Disciplines | D.W. Pritchard, J.R. Schubel
• Seeing Double—Akira Okubo and the Midges Anarete Pritchardi | A.J. Elliott
• Phytoplankton and Turbulence: A Vignette | T. Platt
• Akira Okubo and the Theory of Blooms | L.B. Slobodkin
• Wildebeest and the Marine Environment: Gnus from the Front | Simon A. Levin
• Akira Okubo as Colleague and Friend | R.E. Wilson
• Pumice and Mines Afloat on the Sea | C. Ebbesmeyer
• Akira Okubo—The Man Inside the Man | P.W. Sammarco
• Reminiscences of a Former Student | B.G. Sanderson
• Akira's Visit to St. John's, Newfoundland | I. Webster
• Notes on Simulation of Dispersion in an Eddy Field Covering a Wide Spectral Range | G.C. van Dam
• Random Walks with Hana-Like Bias | J. Mitchell
• Okubo Sensei | L.M. Proctor
• Reflections | S. Humphries
• Akira and Insect Aggregation | T. Ikawa
• Akira Okubo and Shear Diffusion | K. Korotenko
• From Coast to Coast: Akira Okubo's Trek Across America | J. Yen
• News Item: New Edition of Okubo's Classic Text to Appear in 2000 | S.A. Levin
Akira Okubo, Professor of Mathematical Ecology at the Marine Sciences Research Center, State University of New York at Stony Brook, died on I February 1996, a few days before his 71st birthday after a long, coura- geous battle with cancer.
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