THE PRAIRIE NATURALIST Volume 26. No. 1. March 1994

FISH CATCHES WITH HOOP NETS OF TWO DESIGNS IN THE LARAMIE RIVER, WYOMING ▪ W. A. Hubert and T. M. Patton LENGTH DISTRIBUTIONS OF NORTHERN PIKE CAUGHT IN FIVE GILL NET MESH SIZES ▪ R. M. Neumann and D. W. Willis EVALUATION OF LARGEMOUTH BASS SLOT LENGTH LIMITS IN TWO SMALL SOUTH DAKOTA IMPOUNDMENTS ▪ R. M. Neumann, D. W. Willis, and D. D. Mann POSSIBLE PREDATION OF A FORSTER\u27S TERN CHICK BY A SNAPPING TURTLE ▪ G. Fraser SMALL MAMMAL DIVERSITY AND ABUNDANCES IN THREE CENTRAL IOWA GRASSLAND HABITAT TYPES ▪ L. A. Hayslett and B. J. Danielson SMALL MAMMAL SPECIES ASSOCIATIONS IN THREE TYPES OF ROADSIDE HABITATS IN IOWA ▪ O. A. Schwartz, A. M. Vivas, A. Orris, and C. J. Miller SIGNIFICANCE OF TALL FESCUE IN THE DIET OF THE EASTERN COTTONTAIL ▪ W. M. Giuliano, C. L. Elliott, and J. D. Sole NITROGEN CONCENTRATIONS OF SENESCENT FOLIAGE IN A RELICT TALLGRASS PRAIRIE ▪ B. S. Hargrave and T. R. Seastedt MOVEMENT OF TALLGRASS PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES FROM SOD TRANSPLANT INTO ADJACENT REESTABLISHED GRASSLAND ▪ W. M. Clark and T. B. Bragg BOOK REVIEWS Ecologists Confronting Global Change ▪ A. N. Powell Wild Medicine ▪ K. H. Keeler Finding Wildlife in North Dakota ▪ G. Berkey CORRECTION ▪ Editor EDITORIAL POLICY ▪ Editor SUGGESTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS ▪ Editor Mailing Date: March 29,199