3. Evolutionary Ecology Of Polyphagy

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Contributors xi
4. Preface xiii
5. Part I. Evolution Of Populations And Species
6. 1. Chemical Mediation Of Host-Plant Specialization: The Papilionid Paradigm 3
7. 2. Evolution Of Preference And Performance Relationships 20
8. 3. Evolutionary Ecology Of Polyphagy 29
9. 4. Phenotypic Plasticity 43
10. 5. Selection And Genetic Architecture Of Plant Resistance 58
11. 6. Introgression And Parapatric Speciation In A Hybrid Zone 69
12. 7. Host Shifts, The Evolution Of Communication, And Speciation In The Enchenopa Binotata Species Complex Of Treehoppers 88
13. 8. Host Fruit-Odor Discrimination And Sympatric Host-Race Formation 101
14. 9. Comparative Analyses Of Ecological Speciation 117
15. 10. Sympatric Speciation: Norm Or Exception? 136
16. Part II. Co- And Macroevolutionary Radiation
17. 11. Host-Plant Use, Diversification, And Coevolution: Insights From Remote Oceanic Islands 151
18. 12. Selection By Pollinators And Herbivores On Attraction And Defense 162
19. 13. Adaptive Radiation: Phylogenetic Constraints And Ecological Consequences 174
20. 14. Sequential Radiation Through Host-Race Formation: Herbivore Diversity Leads To Diversity In Natural Enemies 188
21. 15. The Oscillation Hypothesis Of Host-Plant Range And Speciation 203
22. 16. Coevolution, Cryptic Speciation, And The Persistence Of Interactions 216
23. 17. Cophylogeny Of Figs, Pollinators, Gallers, And Parasitoids 225
24. 18. The Phylogenetic Dimension Of Insect-Plant Interactions: A Review Of Recent Evidence 240
25. Part III. Evolutionary Aspects Of Pests, Invasive Species, And The Environment
26. 19. Evolution Of Insect Resistance To Transgenic Plants 267
27. 20. Exotic Plants And Enemy Resistance 280
28. 21. Life-History Evolution In Native And Introduced Populations 296
29. 22. Rapid Natural And Anthropogenic Diet Evolution: Three Examples From Checkerspot Butterflies 311
30. 23. Conservation Of Coevolved Insect Herbivores And Plants 325
31. Index 333