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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments xi
4. 1. Introduction 1
5. 2. Procedures and Methods 19
6. 3. Overview of the Population 35
7. 4. Ecological Consequences of Acorn Storage 70
8. 5. Reproductive Success, I: General Patterns 112
9. 6. Reproductive Success, II: Group Composition 140
10. 7. Survivorship of Breeders 166
11. 8. Sex Ratio, Survivorship, and Dispersal of Young 192
12. 9. Consequences of Territorial Inheritance 228
13. 10. The Life Table and Lifetime Reproductive Success 245
14. 11. Population Regulation 278
15. 12. Living in Groups: Retention of Offspring 302
16. 13. Sharing Nests and Mates: Costs and Benefits 337
17. 14. Acorn Woodpecker Sociality: Conclusions and Unanswered Questions 372
18. Appendix A. Relatedness between Siblings and between Parents and Offspring 389
19. Appendix B. Estimation of Long-Distance Dispersal 395
20. Appendix C. Scientific Names of Birds 397
21. Literature Cited 399
22. Author Index 425
23. Subject Index 430