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CONCLUSION: LIZARD VIEWED AT A SHORT ECOLOGY DISTANCE
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- 1. ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ACTIVITY METABOLISM 11
- 2. ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS 24
- 3. BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSES OF ENERGETICS, TIME-SPACE UTILIZATION, AND DISTRIBUTIONAL LIMITS 55
- 4. LIZARD MALARIA: PARASITE-HOST ECOLOGY 84
- 5. THE ADAPTIVE ZONE AND BEHAVIOR OF LIZARDS 105
- 6. A REVIEW OF LIZARD CHEMORECEPTION 119
- 7. FOOD AVAILABILITY AND TERRITORIAL ESTABLISHMENT OF JUVENILE SCELOPORUS UNDULATUS 134
- 8. FITNESS, HOME-RANGE QUALITY, AND AGGRESSION IN UTA STANSBURIANA 149
- 9. SEXUAL SELECTION, SEXUAL DIMORPHISM, AND TERRITORIALITY 169
- 10. PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF PARTHENOGENESIS 205
- 11. LIFE-HISTORY VARIATIONS 241
- 12. REALIZED NICHE OVERLAP, RESOURCE ABUNDANCE, AND INTENSITY OF INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION 261
- 13. TEMPORAL SEPARATION OF ACTIVITY AND INTERSPECIFIC DIETARY OVERLAP 281
- 14. SYMPATRY AND SIZE SIMILARITY IN CNEMIDOPHORUS 297
- 15. ECOMORPHS, FAUNAS, ISLAND SIZE, AND DIVERSE END POINTS IN ISLAND RADIATIONS OF ANOLIS 326
- 16. COEVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND THE BIOGEOGRAPHY AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ANOLIS 371
- CONCLUSION: LIZARD VIEWED AT A SHORT ECOLOGY DISTANCE 411
- REFERENCES 421
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 487
- CONTRIBUTORS 493
- INDEX 495
- PREFACE v
- INTRODUCTION 1
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- 1. ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ACTIVITY METABOLISM 11
- 2. ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS 24
- 3. BIOPHYSICAL ANALYSES OF ENERGETICS, TIME-SPACE UTILIZATION, AND DISTRIBUTIONAL LIMITS 55
- 4. LIZARD MALARIA: PARASITE-HOST ECOLOGY 84
- 5. THE ADAPTIVE ZONE AND BEHAVIOR OF LIZARDS 105
- 6. A REVIEW OF LIZARD CHEMORECEPTION 119
- 7. FOOD AVAILABILITY AND TERRITORIAL ESTABLISHMENT OF JUVENILE SCELOPORUS UNDULATUS 134
- 8. FITNESS, HOME-RANGE QUALITY, AND AGGRESSION IN UTA STANSBURIANA 149
- 9. SEXUAL SELECTION, SEXUAL DIMORPHISM, AND TERRITORIALITY 169
- 10. PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF PARTHENOGENESIS 205
- 11. LIFE-HISTORY VARIATIONS 241
- 12. REALIZED NICHE OVERLAP, RESOURCE ABUNDANCE, AND INTENSITY OF INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION 261
- 13. TEMPORAL SEPARATION OF ACTIVITY AND INTERSPECIFIC DIETARY OVERLAP 281
- 14. SYMPATRY AND SIZE SIMILARITY IN CNEMIDOPHORUS 297
- 15. ECOMORPHS, FAUNAS, ISLAND SIZE, AND DIVERSE END POINTS IN ISLAND RADIATIONS OF ANOLIS 326
- 16. COEVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND THE BIOGEOGRAPHY AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF ANOLIS 371
- CONCLUSION: LIZARD VIEWED AT A SHORT ECOLOGY DISTANCE 411
- REFERENCES 421
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 487
- CONTRIBUTORS 493
- INDEX 495
- PREFACE v
- INTRODUCTION 1
