Evolutionary Ecology: Concepts and Case Studies

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Evolutionary ecology: concepts and case studies.M. Tatar, C. W. Fox, D. A. Roff & D. Fairbairn
Historical Overview To see why cooperation and altruism pose a prob-lem for evolutionary theory, consider the evolution of a nonsocial adaptation, such as cryptic color-ation. Imagine a population of moths that vary in.David Sloan Wilson
Mutualisms.Judith L. Bronstein, C. W. Fox, D. A. Roff & D. J. Fairbairn
Pesticide resistance.J. A. McKenzie, C. W. Fox, D. A. Roff & D. J. Fairbairn
Phenotypic plasticity.Massimo Pigliucci
Predicting the outcome of biological control.J. H. Myers, C. W. Fox, D. A. Roff & D. J. Fairbairn
Nature and causes of variation.  (pages 3--15)S. J. Mazer & J. Damuth
Evolutionary significance of variation.  (pages 16--28)S. J. Mazer & J. Damuth
Inbreeding and outbreeding.  (pages 84--96)Nickolas M. Waser & Charles F. Williams
Age and size at maturity.  (pages 99--112)D. A. Roff
Offspring Size and Number.  (pages 113)Charles W. Fox
Measures of Senescence.  (pages 128)Why It Evolves
Senescence.  (pages 128--141)M. Tatar
Ecological constraints, we review some of our own work on the evolution of temperature-dependent sex determination in reptiles.  (pages 154)David Crews
Sex ratios and sex allocation.  (pages 165--176)S. H. Orzack
Ecological specialization and generalization.  (pages 177--189)D. J. Futuyma
Mating systems.  (pages 193--206)A. K. Sakai & David F. Westneat
Sexual selection.  (pages 207--221)Udo M. Savalli
Cooperation and altruism.  (pages 222--231)D. S. Wilson
Foraging behavior.  (pages 232--246)Donald L. Kramer
Historical Context Contemporary studies of foraging by evolutionary ecologists are based on the synthesis of two research traditions, both emerging during the 1960s. The ethological approach to behavior is illustrated by.  (pages 232)Donald L. Kramer
The evolutionary ecology of movement.  (pages 247--261)H. Dingle & M. Holyoak
Predator-Prey Interactions.  (pages 277-289)Peter A. Abrams
Parasite-host interactions.  (pages 290--302)Curtis M. Lively
The geographic dynamics of coevolution.  (pages 331--343)J. N. Thompson
Evolutionary conservation biology.  (pages 371--383)Philip W. Hedrick

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