Cooperative breeding in birds : long-term studies of ecology and behavior

摘要: Frontispiece Contributors Introduction P. B. Stacey and W. D. Koenig 1. Splendid Fairy-wrens: demonstrating the importance of longevity I. C. R. Rowley E. Russell 2. Green Woodhoopoes: life history traits sociality J. Ligon S. H. 3. Red-cockaded Woodpeckers: a 'primitive' cooperative breeder Walters 4. Arabian Babblers: quest for social status in A. Zahavi 5. Hoatzins: breeding folivorous neotropical bird Strahl Schmitz 6. Campylorhynchus wrens: ecology delayed dispersal cooperation Venezuelan savanna K. N. Rabenold 7. Pinyon Jays: making best bad situation by helping M. Marzluff Balda 8. Florida Scrub synopsis after 18 years study G. Woolfenden Fitzpatrick 9. Mexican uncooperative L. Brown 10. Galapagos mockingbirds: territorial climatically variable environment Curry Grant 11. Groove-billed Anis: joint-nesting tropical cuckoo Koford, Bowen Vehrencamp 12. Harris' Hawks: divergent causes two raptors Faaborg Bednarz 13. Pukeko: different approaches some answers Craig Jamieson 14. Acorn group-living food storage under contrasting ecological conditions 15. Dunnocks: conflict among males females mating system Davies 16. White-fronted Bee-eaters: colonially nesting species T. Emlen 17. Pied Kingfishers: reproductive consequences H.-U. Reyer 18. Noisy Miners: variations on theme communality Dow Whitmore Summary Smith Index.