Behavioral Ecology 1997: Vol 8 Index

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Volume 8 Indexes
Subject Index
effect of testosterone supplementation on, 135-139
in smooth newts, 162
synchrony in water pipits, 534-543
Acheta domesticus. See Crickets
Brood parasitism
Acoustical environments. See also Signaling
determinants in water pipits, 534-543
and female preference in toads, 588-594
interspecific in ducks, 153-161
Adaptive behavior, to foraging demands, 551-559
Brood raiding, in fire ants, 99-103
Age at breeding
Brood size. See also Clutch size
costs associated with, 140-147
among siblicidal eagles, 544-550
in deer, 456-462
and molt stage, 92-98
Agelaius phoeniceus. See Blackbirds, red-winged
obligate reduction of, 378
Aggression
and parental care in kingbirds, 250-259
among male collared lizards, 506-517
Bumble bees, foraging dynamics of, 199-210, 239-249
among social wasps, 75-82
Buteo buteo vulpinus. See Buzzards, steppe
among spiders, 663-667
Butterflies, sperm competition among polyandrous, 518-523
in captive-bred salmon, 473-474
Buzzards, steppe, flight behavior of, 288-297
costs in crickets, 28=36
and dominance rank, 298-306, 583-587
effect of testosterone supplementation on, 135-139 Caching. See Hoarding
and oviposition patterns in wasps, 500-505 Call frequency, of midwife toads, 588-594
Albatrosses, black-browed, foraging and provisioning, 635-643 Canis lupus. See Wolves, gray
Alectura lathami. See Turkeys, Australian brush Cannibalism, larval, among frogs, 261, 264
Altitude, and sexual dimorphism, 675-690 Centropyge ferrugatus. See Angelfish
Alytes. See Toads, midwife Charadriides, evolution of parental care in, 126-134
Angelfish, alternative spawning tactics of, 372-377 Charrs, foraging modes of, 414-420
Antelope, lechwe, mating strategies of, 1-9 Chickadees, black-capped. See also Paridae
Anthus spinoletta. See Pipits, water signaling in, 167-173
Antipredator behavior Clutch size. See also Brood size
of kangaroo rats, 404-413 optimal, 500-505, 668-674
of polychaete worms, 186-193 and parasite load in great tits, 148-152
of skinks, 622-629 theory, 652-653
of waterstriders, 351-363 Cockroaches, effect of environment on sexual selection, 46—
Aposematism, 174-177 53
Aquarius (remigis, conformis). See Waterstriders Coloniality, role of extrapair fertilization in, 113-119
Aquila wahlbergi. See Eagles, Wahlberg’s Color development, effect of testosterone supplementation
Argyrodes antipodiana. See Spiders on, 135-139
Asymmetry test, of trapline foraging, 199-210 Communal breeding, polyandrous, 668-674
Aythya. See Ducks Competition intensity. See also Breeding, competition of for-
aging, 54-59
Cooperation
Babblers, Arabian, provisioning in, 233-238 among breeding wild dogs, 298-306
Beetles, pine engraver, paternal care in, 318-325 among lekking ruffs, 218-225
Begging, costs of, 644-646 among social wasps, 75-82
Blackbirds, red-winged, sexual selection in, 524-533 Copulation
Body condition extrapair, 595-600. See also Extrapair fertilization
and extrapair copulations in birds, 481-492 repeated in tits, 87-91
and foraging, 465-469 Coreidae, male egg carrying in, 429-432
and parental care, 250-259 Corticosterone levels, in African wild dogs, 298-306
and song quality in barn swallows, 364-371 Courtship. See also Mating strategies
Body mass, seasonal in deer, 493-499 effect of environmental quality on, 46-53
Body size Crickets
and maternal provisioning in wasps, 279-287 mate choice, 66—74, 326-331
and sperm competition in butterflies, 518-523 costs of aggression, 28-36
Bombus. See Bumble bees Crotaphytus collaris. See Lizards
Boreal climates, hoarding by birds in, 178-185 Crypticity, 307-317
Bracon hebetor. See Wasps
Breeding Dama dama. See Deer, fallow
age at first, 140-147, 456-462 Dawn chorus. See also Singing
competition in salmon, 470-480 honest signaling during, 167-173
cooperation in wild dogs, 298-306 Deer, fallow
deferred in western gulls, 140-147 age at first reproduction, 456-462
ornaments early growth in, 493-499
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Dendrobates ventrimaculatus. See Frogs, Amazonian dart-poi- by albatross parents, 635-643
son behavior of ferrets, 448-455
Developmental stability geometry of, 37-45, 199-210
and flight performance, 601-604 kleptoparasitism, .663-—667
and predation success, 433-436 models of, 178-185, 307-317
Diomedea melanophris. See Albatrossess, black-browed and ovicide, 647-653
Dipodomys spectabilis. See Kangaroo rats regulation of, 414-420, 465-469
Dispersal patterns, of North American pikas, 340-350 site selection, 437-447
Dominance. See also Rank trade-offs, 551-559
in male ruffs, 213, 214 Frogs, Amazonian dart-poison, reproductive strategies of, 260-
and reproductive behavior, 298-306, 456-462 267
and sex change among angelfish, 372-377 Fruit flies, foraging behavior, 37-45
winner and loser effects, 583-587
Ducks, interspecific brood parasitism among, 153-161 Genetic quality, role in mate choice, 60-65
Dungflies, predation success of, 433-436 Gliding, by migrating buzzards, 288-297
Glossina morsitans morsitans. See Tsetse flies
Eagles, Wahlberg’s, insurance offspring, 544-550 Good-genes hypothesis, 481
Egg burial, in penduline tits, 20-27 Grasshoppers, foraging trade-offs, 551-559
Egg carrying, by male coreid bugs, 429-432 Gregariousness, role in prey survival, 174-177
Egg guarding, 655-662 Growth, early, in deer, 493-499
Egg quality, and insurance offspring, 544-550 Gulls, western, cost of reproduction in, 140-147
Egg size, of sea-ranched salmon, 476 Guppies, female mate choice in, 194-198
Ejaculate size, and sperm competition in butterflies, 518-523 Gyrllodes sigillatus. See Crickets
Energy expenditure, in crickets, 28-36
Energy management, by titmice, 332-339 Habitat. See also Environment
Environment. See also Habitat role in sexual dimorphism, 506-517
effect on energy management by birds, 332-339 selection
effect on reproductive behavior, 270-273 factors influencing, 120-125, 351-363
effect on sexual dimorphism, 675-690 by juvenile coho salmon, 437-447
and extrapair paternity, 534-543 Harassment
and sexual selection, 46-53, 524-533 among mating tsetse flies, 392-395
Esox lucius. See Pike, northern of lek-mating in ruffs, 215
Estrogen, levels in African wild dogs, 298-306 in mating antelope, 1-9
Eusociality, 75 Hatching order, in Arabian babblers, 233-238
Evolutionarily stable strategies, for clutch size and sex ratio, Hematocrit, and song quality in barn swallows, 368-369
500 Hérmaphroditism. See also Sex change
Extrapair copulations, among female hooded warblers, 595- simultaneous, 83-86
600 Heterospecific matings, in mollies, 104
Extrapair fertilization Heterozygosity, role in mate choice, 60-65
among American redstarts, 612-621 Hiding behavior, of polychaete worms, 186-193
among brush turkeys, 560-568 Hirundo rustica. See Swallows, barn
in bearded tits, 113-119 Hoarding
determinants in water pipits, 534-543 model of long-term, 178-185
Extraterritorial foray hypothesis, 595 in titmice, 332-339
Homo sapiens, facial dominance and male quality, 569-579
Facial dominance, and quality of Homo sapiens males, 569- Host discrimination, 226
579 Hotshot hypothesis, 396-403
Fat reserves, of titmice, 332-339 Hot-spot hypothesis, 396-403
Feeding. See Foraging; Provisioning Houseflies, factors affecting predation of, 433-436
Female quality, and extrapair copulations, 113-119 Hymenoptera, superparasitism by, 226-232
Ferrets, searching behavior of, 448-455
Ficedula albicollis. See Flycatchers Ideal free distribution theory, 437-447
Fighting. See Aggression Immune system
Finches role in spermatogenesis, 109-111
producer-scrounger dynamics in spice, 54-59 and song quality of barn swallows, 364-371
variation in sexual dimorphism, 675-690 Immunocompetence hypothesis, 135
Fire ants, brood raiding in, 99-103 Incest, among gray wolves, 384-39]
Flight Incubation, trade-offs with foraging, 465-469
behavior of steppe buzzards, 288-297 Insurance offspring
and developmental stability, 601-604 in American white pelicans, 378-383
Fluctuating asymmetry, 66, 433, 601 determinants of, 544—550
Flycatchers Ips pini. See Beetles, pine engraver
costs of lek size variation in ochre-bellied, 396—403
paternal effort in collared, 421-428 Kangaroo rats, antipredator behavior of, 404-413
Food supply. See also Foraging Kingbirds, parental care in, 250-259
effect on energy management by titmice, 332-339 Kin recognition, 99, 233-238
Footdrumming, by kangaroo rats, 404-413 Kleptoparasitism, 663-667
Foraging Kobus leche. See Antelope, lechwe
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Larus occidentalis. See Gulls, western of food hoarding, 178-185
Learning, among ferrets, 448-455 Mollies, sailfin, heterospecific matings among, 104-107
Lekking Molt
in antelope, 1-9 and asymmetry, 601-604
in buff-breasted sandpipers, 268-278 conflict with parental care, 92-98
costs in flycatchers, 396—403 Mortality, and age at first breeding, 140-147
sites in ruffs, 211-217 Multiple mating. See also Extrapair fertilization; Polyandry; Po-
Lemuriformes, sexual selection among, 10-19 lygyny
Lepidoptera, sperm competition among, 518-523 in smooth newts, 162-166
Life-history trade-offs in crickets, 66—74
in blue tits, 92-98 Musca domestica. See Houseflies
between foraging and predation risk, 663-667 Mus domesticus. See Mice, house
by juvenile coho salmon, 437-447 Mustela putorius furo. See Ferrets
in shorebirds, 126-134
in tits, 92-98, 148-152 Nauphoeta cinerea. See Cockroaches
Lizards Nest desertion
sexual dimorphism in, 506-517 in penduline tits, 20-27
testosterone suppplementation in, 135-139 in shorebirds, 126-134
Lonchura punetulata. See Finches Nestlings
Longevity. See also Mortality; Survival competition among Arabian babbler, 233-238
effects of courtship on, 392-395 costs of begging, 644-646
Lorisiformes, sexual selection among, 10-19 Nest-site choice, and extrapair fertilization, 113-119
Lycaon pictus. See Wild dogs, African Newts, smooth, mate choice in, 162-166
Nuptial gifts, and mate choice in crickets, 326-331
Maggot flies, apple, searching efficiency of, 37-45
Major histocompatibility complex, and mate choice in mice, Ochotona princeps. See Pikas, North American
630-634 Oecanthus nigricornis. See Crickets
Malarial parasites, in great tits, 148-152 Oncorhynchus kisutch. See Salmon
Male quality, of Homo sapiens, 569-579 Ophryotrocha, egg trading in, 83-86
Mantel test, of trapline foraging, 199-210 Optimality models, 307-317, 448, 500-505
Mate assessment, and repeated copulation, 87-91 for avoiding predation, 622
Mate choice multiobjective, 551-559
in cockroaches, 46—53 Ovicide, determinants of wasp, 647-654
copying in mollies, 104-107
in crickets, 66-74, 326-33 Panurus biarmicus. See Tits
female Parasite load
in blue tits, 481-492 and clutch size in great tits, 148-152
in collared lizards, 506-517 in lizards, 137
in midwife toads, 588-594 Parasite resistance, 109
in ruffs, 218-225 Parasitoids, solitary, 226-232
in guppies, 194-198 Parental care. See also Provisioning
and major histocompatibility complex, 630-634 in American white pelicans, 378-383
in red-winged blackbirds, 524-533 in Arabian babblers, 233-238
role of heterozygosity, 60-65 conflict with molt, 92-98
in smooth newts, 162-166 in eastern kingbirds, 250-259
Mate desertion, and egg burial, 20-27 evolution in shorebirds, 126—134
Mate guarding, 429-432 male, 318-325, 421-428, 560-568
Mating behavior, effect of social interference on, 351-363 maternal and growth of deer fawns, 493-499
Mating strategies. See also Lekking; Polyandry; Polygyny Paridae, models of hoarding and foraging, 178-185
alternative, 218-225, 268-278 Parity, and growth of deer fawns, 493-499
of frogs, 260-267 Parus atricapillus. See Chickadees, black-capped
of American redstarts, 612-621 Parus bicolor. See Titmice, tufted
communal, 668-674 Parus caeruleus. See Tits, blue
desertion, 20-27 Parus cristatus. See Tits
in haremic angelfish, 372-377 Parus major. See Tits, great
of water pipits, 534-543 Patch exploitation. See also Foraging
Melanerpes formicivorus. See Woodpeckers, acorn by bumble bees, 239-249
Melanoplus femurrubrum. See Grasshoppers in spice finches, 54-59
Mice, house, mate choice and major histocompatibility com- Paternity
plex, 630-634 assessment by brush turkeys, 560—568
Microsatellite analysis, 385 assurance of, 318-325, 421-428
Migration Pelecanus erythrorhynchos. See Pelicans, American white
flight behavior of buzzards during, 288-297 Pelicans, American white, parental investment in, 378-383
of sea-ranched salmon, 474 Petrels, Antarctic, regulation of foraging trips, 465-469
Minnows, fathead Pheromonal communication, effect of environmental quality
effect of predators on reproductive behavior of, 655-662 on, 46—53
Mionectes oleagineus. See Flycatchers Philomachus pugnax. See Ruffs
Modeling. See also Optimality models Phyllomorpha laciniata, male egg carrying by, 429-432
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Physella. See Snails Rhagoletis pomonella. See Maggot flies, apple
Pieris naji. See Butterflies Ruffs
Pikas, North American, natal dispersal patterns of, 340-350 female mate choice in, 218-225
Pike, northern, effect on reproductive behavior of fathead use of lek sites by, 211-217
minnows, 655-662
Pimephales promelas. See Minnows, fathead
Salmon
Pipits, water, extrapair fertilization and brood parasitism, 534—
foraging site selection, 437-447
543
reproductive success, 470-480
Plant canopy architecture, 37-45 Salmo salar. See Salmon et
Plasmodium parasites, in great tits, 148-152
Saltatory search, 307-317
Poecilia latipinna. See Mollies, sailfin
Salvelinus. See Charrs
Poecilia reticulata. See Guppies
Sand gobies, reproductive rates and food availability, 605-611
Polistes. See Wasps
Sandpipers, buff-breasted, lekking behavior of, 268-278
Pollination, by bumble bees, 239
Scathophaga stercoraria. See Dungflies
Polyandry
Scincella lateralis. See Skinks
in a communal breeding system, 668-674
Searching efficiency. la
and egg burial, 20-27
of albatrosses, 635-643
in smooth newts, 162—166
of ferrets, 448-455
and sperm competition in butterflies, 518-523
of insects, 37-45
in crickets, 66—74
in spice finches, 54-59
Polygyny, 668-674
Serpula vermicularis, hiding behavior by, 186-193
among marine angelfish, 372-377
Setophaga ruticilla. See Redstarts, American
Pomatoschistus minutus. See Sand gobies
Sex allocation, in wasps, 279-287
Population structure, of North American pikas, 340-350
Sex change, among marine angelfish, 372-377
Postcopulatory choice hypothesis, 66
Sex ratios
Predation
among sand gobies, 605-611
and developmental stability, 433-436
effect on male egg carrying in coreid bugs, 429-432
risk
among juvenile coho salmon, 437-447 and longevity among tsetse flies, 392-395
and begging by nestlings, 644-646 optimization in wasps, 500-505
effect on habitat selection and use, 120-125, 351-363 of water pipits, 534-543
Sexual dimorphism
effects on reproductive behavior, 655-662
and foraging, 551-559 altitudinal variation in, 675-690
and kleptoparasitism, 663-667 in collared lizards, 506-517
Primates. See also Homo sapiens in primates, 10-19
sexual selection in strepsirhine, 10-19 in shorebirds, 126-134
Prisoner’s dilemma, 218, 668-674 in wasps, 279-287
Producer-scrounger systems, 54-59 Sexual selection
Protandry, 83 among birds, 126-134, 218-225, 524-533
Provisioning. See also Parental care among fish, 194-198, 605-611
by albatrosses, 635-643 in crickets, 66-74, 326-331
oS
by Arabian babblers, 233-238 effect of environmental quality on, 46-53
by kingbirds, 250-259 and heterozygosity, 60-65
oS
by mother wasps, 279-287 in lizards, 506-517
Psammodromus algirus, testosterone supplementation in, 135- and mate-choice copying, 104
139 in midwife toads, 588-594
in primates, 10-19
Radio telemetry, of female hooded warblers, 595-600 in smooth newts, 162-166
Rank. See also Dominance and testosterone, 108-109
of Homo sapiens males, 569-579 Shorebirds
Redstarts, American, extrapair fertilizations among, 612-621 evolution of parental care in, 126-134
Remiz pendulinus. See Tits lekking behavior in, 268-278
Reproductive costs, 140-147, 250-259, 392-395 Siblicide, 544-550
associated with egg incubation, 465-469 Signaling
Reproductive parasitism. See also Mate desertion; Parental acoustic, 28-36, 167-173, 588-594
care defensive, 174-177, 404-413
among frogs, 260-267 facial dominance of Homo sapiens, 569-579
Reproductive rates, and food availability, 605-611 and immunological condition in barn swallows, 364-371
Reproductive success Singing
and age among American redstarts, 612-621 and extrapair copulations in birds, 481-492
and early experience in salmon, 470-480 as honest advertisement in chickadees, 167-173
effects of brood parastism on, 153-161 quality and immunological condition in swallows, 364-
of Homo sapiens, 569-579 371
Reproductive suppression, in African wild dogs, 298-306 Site fidelity, of lekking ruffs, 211-217
Resource defense, in antelope, 1-9 Skinks, antipredator behavior of, 622-629
Resource-holding power, 583-587 Snails, predation risk and habitat use, 120-125
Resource use, effect of predation risk on, 120-125 Snakes, interactions with kangaroo rats, 404-413
Respirometry, 29 Soaring, by migrating buzzards, 288-297
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Social interference, effect on habitat selection of waterstri- Waterstriders, factors influencing habitat selection of, 351-363
ders, 351-363 Weaning, and growth of deer fawns, 493-499
Social organization, role in sexual dimorphism, 506-517 Wild dogs, African, rank and reproduction in, 298-306
Social stress, among African wild dogs, 298-306 Wilsonia citrina. See Warblers, hooded
Solenopsis invicta. See Fire ants Wing dimorphism, in crickets, 326-331
Spawning frequency, among marine angelfish, 372-377 Winner and loser effects, 583-587
Spermatogenesis, role of immune system, 109-111 Wolves, gray, incest among, 384-391
Spermatophore, of crickets, 326-331 Woodpeckers, acorn, polyandry among, 668-674
Sperm competition, 109 Worms, polychaete
among blue tits, 481-492 egg trading in hermaphroditic, 83-86
in male pine engraver beetles, 318-325 hiding behavior of, 186-193
in primates, 10-19
Spiders, foraging and predation risk, 663-667
Starlings, flight performance and developmental stability,
601-604
Stealing. See Kleptoparasitism
Stridulation. See Signaling, acoustic
Author/Title Index
Sturnus vulgaris. See Starlings
Superparasitism, 226-232
by wasps, 647-654 Adams ES. See Balas MT
Survival, of cuckolded male birds, 486 Adams LG. See Smith D
Swallows, barn Alatalo RV. See MappesJ
immunological condition and song quality, 364-371 Aluja M. See Casas J
test of tail elongation in, 580-581 Amos W. See Summers K
Anderson JP, Stephens DW, Dunbar SR: Saltatory search: a
Territory intrusion, among female hooded warblers, 595-600 theoretical analysis, 307-317
Territory overlap, and extrapair paternity, 534-543 Antolin MF. See Takasu K
Testis size, in strepsirhine primates, 10-19
Testosterone Badyaev AV: Altitudinal variation in sexual dimorphism: a new
effects of supplementation in lizards, 135-139 pattern and alternative hypotheses, 675-690
levels in African wild dogs, 298-306 Baird TA, Fox SF, McCoy JK: Population differences in the
and sexual selection, 108-109 roles of size and coloration in intra- and intersexual se-
Thalassoica antarctica. See Petrels, Antarctic lection in the collared lizard, Crotaphytus collaris. influ-
Thermoregulation, in skinks, 622-629 ence of habitat and social organization, 506-517
Titmice, tufted, fat reserves and hoarding in, 332-339 Balas MT, Adams ES: Intraspecific usurpation of incipient fire
Tits. See also Paridae ant colonies, 99-103
blue Beauchamp G, Giraldeau L-A: Patch exploitation in a produc-
extrapair paternity in, 481-492 er—scrounger system: test of a hypothesis using flocks of
life-history trade-offs in, 92-98 spice finches (Lonchura punctulata) , 54—59
egg burial in penduline, 20-27 Bernstein C. See Sirot E
extrapair fertilization in bearded, 113-119 Birgersson B, Ekvall K: Early growth in male and female fallow
great deer fawns, 493-499
clutch size and malarial parasites in, 148-152 Birks SM: Paternity in the Australian brush-turkey, Alectura
reaction to novel prey, 174-177 lathami, a megapode bird with uniparental male care,
repeated copulation in crested. 87-91 560-568
Toads, midwife, female mate choice, 588-594 Bissoondath CJ], Wiklund C: Effect of male body size on sperm
Trade-offs. See Life-history trade-offs precedence in the polyandrous butterfly Pieris napi L.
Triturus vlugaris. See Newts, smooth (Lepidoptera: Pieridae), 518-523
Trophic cascades, 120 Bollmann K. See Reyer H-U
Tryngites subruficollis. See Sandpipers, buff-breasted Bosch J. See Marquez R
Trypoxylon politum. See Wasps Brodin A, Clark CW: Long-term hoarding in the Paridae. a
Tsetse flies, effects of courtship on longevity of, 392-395 dynamic model, 178-185
Turdoides squamiceps. See Babblers, Arabian Brown JL: A theory of mate choice based on heterozygosity,
Turkeys, Australian brush, paternity in, 560-568 60-65
Tyrannus tyrannus. See Kingbirds Brown WD: Female remating and the intensity of female
choice in black-horned tree crickets, Oecanthus nigricor-
Usurpation, among fire ants, 99-103 nis, 66-74
Bruderer B. See Spaar R
Venturia canescens, superparasitism by, 226-232 Burch JW. See Smith D
Warblers, hooded, extrapair copulations among female, 595-— Casas J, Aluja M: The geometry of search movements of in-
600 sects in plant canopies, 37-45
Wasps Chao L: Evolution of polyandry in a communal breeding sys-
aggression in social, 75-82 tem, 668-674
determinants of ovicide, 647-654 Chittka L, Gumbert A, Kunze J: Foraging dynamics of bumble
maternal sex allocation in organ-pipe, 279-287 bees: correlates of movements within and between pliant
offspring allocation in fig, 500-505 species, 239-249
superparasitism by, 226-232 Christe P. See Oppliger A
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Chruszcz B. See Otter K ference as factors influencing habitat selection in two spe-
Clark CW. See Brodin A cies of stream-dwelling waterstriders, 351-363
Clark DC, DeBano SJ, Moore AJ: The influence of environ- Hillgarth N, Ramenofsky M, Wingfield J: Testosterone and
mental quality on sexual selection in Nauphoeta cinerea sexual selection [forum], 108-109
(Dictyoptera: Blaberidae), 46-53 Hindermeyer X. See Weimerskirch H
Clutton-Brock T, Langley P: Persistent courtship reduces male Hoi H, Hoi-Leitner M: An alternative route to coloniality in
and female longevity in captive tsetse flies Glossina mor- the bearded tit: females pursue extra-pair fertilizations,
sitans morsitans Westwood (Diptera: Glossinidae), 392- 113-119. See also Valera F t-e
395 Hoi-Leitner M. See Hoi H
Cohon JL. See Rothley KD Houde A. See Rosenqvist G —
Creel NM. See Creel S Hugie DM, Lank DB: The resident’s dilemma: a female choice
Creel S, Creel NM, Mills MGL, Monfort SL: Rank and repro- model for the evolution of alternative mating strategies
duction in cooperatively breeding African wild dogs: be- in lekking male ruffs (Philomachus pugnax), 218-225
havioral and endocrine correlates, 298-306
Jones HM, Paszkowski CA: Effects of northern pike on pat-
DeBano SJ. See Clark DC terns of nest use and reproductive behavior of male fat-
Dhondt AA. See Kempenaers B; Lens L head minnows in a boreal lake, 655-662
Dias PC. See Sheldon BC Jonsson B. See Fleming IA
Dill LM, Fraser AHG: The worm re-turns: hiding behavior of N. e
a tube-dwelling marine polychaete, Serpula vermicularis, Kaitala A, Miettinen M: Female egg dumping and the effect
186-193 of sex ratio on male egg carrying in a coreid bug, 429-
Dill LM. See Grand TC 432
Dugatkin LA: Winner and loser effects and the structure of Kappeler PM: Intrasexual selection and testis size in strepsir-
dominance hierarchies, 583-587 hine primates, 10-19 eN*mam l aelac” a!
Dunbar SR. See Anderson JP Kempenaers B, Verheyen GR, Dhondt AA: Extrapair paternity
in the blue tit (Parus caeruleus): female choice, male
Eklund A: The major histocompatibility complex and mating characteristics, and offspring quality, 481-492
preferences in wild house mice (Mus domesticus), 630- Kitano S. See Fausch KD
634 Klecack G. See Reyer H-U
Ekvall K. See Birgersson B Komers PE, Pélabon C: Age at first reproduction in male fal-
Emslie SD. See Pyle P low deer: age-specific versus dominance-specific behav-
Evans RM: Parental investment and quality of insurance off- iors, 456-462
spring in an obligate brood-reducing species, the Amer- Krupa JJ. See Haskins KE
ican white pelican, 378-383 Kuhnlein U. See Perreault S
Kunze J. See Chittka L
Fausch KD, Nakano S, Kitano S: Experimentally induced for- Kvarnemo C: Food affects the potential reproductive rates of
aging mode shift by sympatric charrs in a Japanese moun- sand goby females but not of males, 605-611
tain stream, 414-420
Fleming IA, Lamberg A, Jonsson B: Effects of early experience Lamberg A. See Fleming IA
on the reproductive performance of Atlantic salmon, Lanctot RB, Weatherhead PJ: Ephemeral lekking behavior in
470-480 the buff-breasted sandpiper, Tryngites subruficollis, 268-
Folstad I, Skarstein F: Is male germ line control creating av- 278
enues for female choice? [forum] 109-112 Langley P. See Clutton-Brock T
Fox SF. See Baird TA Langston N, Rohwer S, Gori D: Experimental analyses of intra-
Fraser AHG. See Dill LM and intersexual competition in red-winged blackbirds,
524-533
Gabor CR, Halliday TR: Sequential mate choice by multiply Lank DB. See Hugie DM
mating smooth newts: females become more choosy, 162- Leech SM, Leonard ML: Begging and the risk of predation in
166 nestling birds, 644-646
Galeotti P. See Saino N Lemon RE. See Perreault S
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Giraldeau L-A. See Beauchamp G C, Dhondt AA: Why female crested tits copulate repeat-
Gori D. See Langston N edly with the same partner: evidence for the mate assess-
Grand TC, Dill LM: The energetic equivalence of cover to ment hypothesis, 87-91
juvenile coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch): ideal free Leonard ML. See Leech SM
distribution theory applied, 437-447 Lissemore FM: Frass clearing by male pine engraver beetles
Greeff JM: Offspring allocation in externally ovipositing fig (Ips pini; Scolytidae): paternal care or paternity assur-
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Grubb TC Jr. See Pravosudov VV Lopez P. See Salvador A
Gumbert A. See Chittka L Lorentsen S-H. See Tveraa T
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Acheta domesticus L., 28-36 in eastern kingbirds, 250-259
Halliday TR. See Gabor CR Mappes J, Alatalo RV: Effects of novelty and gregariousness in
Haskell DG: Experiments and a model examining learning in survival of aposematic prey, 174-177
the area-restricted search behavior of ferrets (Mustela pu- Marquez R, Bosch J: Female preference in complex acoustical
torius furo), 448-455 environments in the midwife toads Alytes obstetricans and
Haskins KE, Sih A, Krupa JJ: Predation risk and social inter- Alytes cisternasii, 588-594
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Martin J. See Salvador A shorebirds: life histories, ecology, and sexual selection,
Matocq MD. See Randall JA 126-134
Mazur A. See Mueller U Richner H. See Oppliger A
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Mech LD. See Smith D Rosengqvist G, Houde A: Prior exposure to male phenotypes
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Miettinen M. See Kaitala A 194-198
Mills MGL. See Creel S Monfort SL. See Creel S Rothley KD, Schmitz OJ, Cohon JL: Foraging to balance con-
Moller AP. See Saino N flicting demands: novel insights from grasshoppers under
—— Molumby A: Why make daughters larger? Maternal sex-allo- predation risk, 551-559
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Mougey T. See Weimerskirch H Sacchi R. See Saino N
Mueller U, Mazur A: Facial dominance in Homo sapiens as Saino N, Galeotti P, Sacchi R, Mgller AP: Song and immuno-
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Murphy MT. See Maigret JL ca), 364-371
Sakai Y: Alternative spawning tactics of female angelfish ac-
Nakano S. See Fausch KD cording to two different contexts of sex change, 372-377
Nefdt RJC, Thirgood SJ: Lekking, resource defense, and ha- Sakaluk SK: Cryptic female choice predicated on wing dimor-
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Neudorf DL, Stutchbury BJM, Piper WH: Covert extraterri- Salvador A, Veiga JP, Martin J, Lopez P: Testosterone supple-
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Ode PJ. See Takasu K Schymainda A. See Reyer H-U
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Ostreiher R: Food division in the Arabian babbler nest: adult copy the mate choice of other males, 104-107
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Otter K, Chruszcz B, Ratcliffe L: Honest advertisement and Sella G, Premoli MC, Turri F: Egg trading in the simulta-
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Sheldon BC, Rasanen K, Dias PC: Certainty of paternity and
Paszkowski CA. See Jones HM paternal effort in the collared flycatcher, 421-428
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340-350 Sirot E, Ploye H, Bernstein C: State dependent superparasi-
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Pravosudov VV, Grubb TC Jr: Management of fat reserves and Smith DG: Ecological factors influencing the anupredator be-
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Pyle P, Nur N, Sydeman WJ, Emslie SD: Cost of reproduction sitism on a precocial host, the canvasback, Aythya valisi-
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Reyer H-U, Bollmann K, Schlapfer AR, Schymainda A, Klecack 260-267
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534-543 Swaddle JP: Developmental stability and predation success in
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120-125 foraging rates, predation risk, and intraspecific aggres-
Turri F. See Sella G sion in the kleptoparasitic spider Argyrodes antipodiana,
Tveraa T, Lorentsen S-H, Sether B-E: Regulation of foraging 663-667
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