Evolutionary Ecology

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Society versus the individual in animal evolution

Chapter 3 Population limitation and the adaptive value of territorial behaviour in Scottish Red grouse , Lagopus l. scoticus

Chapter 4 Natural selection and the regulation of density in cyclic and non-cyclic populations

Chapter 5 Factors affecting population density in the wild rabbit , Oryctolagus cuniculus ( L .), and their relevance to small mammals

Chapter 6 Song and territory in the Great tit Parus major

Chapter 7 Comparative ecology of seabirds in the Galapagos Archipelago

Chapter 8 Some relationships between food and breeding in the marine Pelecaniformes

Chapter 9 Coexistence and diversity in Heteromyid rodents

Chapter 10 Courtship-feeding and clutch size in Common terns Sterna hirundo

Chapter 11 Timing and success of breeding in tundra-nesting geese

Chapter 12 The evolutionary significance of co-operative breeding in birds

Chapter 13 Helpers at the nest in some Argentine blackbirds

Chapter 14 The occurrence of time-saving mechanisms in the breeding biology of the Great tit , Parus major

Chapter 15 Latitudinal gradients in clutch size: an extension of David Lack’s theory

Chapter 16 The role of predation in the evolution of clutch size

Chapter 17 A note on the evolution of clutch size in altricial birds

Chapter 18 Clutch size in the Compositae

Chapter 19 Echolocation and the systematics of swiftlets

Chapter 20 Duetting and other synchronised displays of the blue-backed manakins , Chiroxiphia Spp

Chapter 22 The adaptive significance of variations in reproductive habit in the Agavaceae