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Behavioural Ecology: An Evolutionary Approach
Journal of Animal Ecology · 1992 · Vol. 61(1) · pp. 235–235
Abstract
Part 1 Natural selection and life histories: evolutionary models in behavioural ecology evolution of life histories human behavioural ecology. Part 2 Exploitation of resources: decision-making competition for resources interactions between predators and prey. Part 3 Sexual selection and reproductive strategies: sexual selection parental investment mating systems. Part 4 Co-operation and conflict: co-operative breeding in birds and mammals conflict and co-operation in insects communication.
Animal Ecology and Behavior StudiesPlant and animal studiesEcology and Vegetation Dynamics StudiesEcologyEvolutionary ecologyPredationSexual selectionBiologyNatural selectionSexual conflictCompetition (biology)MatingSelection (genetic algorithm)
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