Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. List of Illustrations xix
4. List of Tables xxvii
5. List of Boxes xxix
6. Prefaces xxxi
7. Part I. Early Problems, Early Solutions
8. 1 Speciation, Adaptive Radiation, and Evolution 1
9. 2 Daphne Finches: A Question of Size 17
10. 3 Heritable Variation 45
11. 4 Natural Selection and Evolution 58
12. 5 Breeding Ecology and Reproductive Fitness 79
13. Part II. Species Interactions
14. 6 A Potential Competitor Arrives on Daphne 103
15. 7 Competition and Character Displacement 122
16. 8 Hybridization 140
17. 9 Variation and Introgression 166
18. Part III. Developing a Long-Term Perspective
19. 10 Long-Term Trends in Hybridization 183
20. 11 Long-Term Trends in Natural Selection 206
21. 12 Generalization 230
22. 13 Speciation by Hybridization 240
23. Part IV. Syntheses
24. 14 Transformation of Species 269
25. 15 The Ecology of Speciation 282
26. 16 Reconstructing the Adaptive Radiation 295
27. Part V. Looking Forward
28. 17 The Future of Finches on Daphne 311
29. Part VI. From the Daphne Microcosm to the Galápagos Macrocosm
30. 18 Summary and Synthesis 329
31. Coda 334
32. Appendixes
33. Appendix 1.1 History of Daphne 335
34. Appendix 1.2 Daphne Plants 337
35. Appendix 1.3 Measurements of Finches 337
36. Appendix 1.4 Other Species of Darwin’s Finches 337
37. Appendix 3.1 Mapping Breeding Locations 340
38. Appendix 3.2 Annual Changes in Measurements 341
39. Appendix 5.1 Extra-Pair Mating 341
40. Appendix 5.2 Predators and Visitors 344
41. Appendix 9.1 Introgression from G. fuliginosa to scandens via fortis 346
42. Appendix 9.2 Variation and Mortality 347
43. Appendix 10.1 On the Dangers of Extrapolation 349
44. Appendix 10.2 Plumage Maturation 350
45. Appendix 11.1 Samples of Measurements for Selection Analyses 352
46. Appendix 13.1 Identification of Breeders 352
47. Appendix 17.1 Nestling Beak-Color Polymorphism 355
48. Abbreviations 363
49. Glossary 365
50. Videos as Supplements 373
51. References 375
52. Index 407