The Evolution of Begging: Competition, Cooperation and Communication
Wright, J. and Leonard, M. L. (2002) The Evolution of Begging: Competition, Cooperation, & Communication. Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht.
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Beggingに関する本。Royle et al. 2002以前の基礎的な資料としては、Budden & Wright 2001と並んで、よく整理されている。また、未だに未解決な部分の多い問題に関しても、問題提起をきちんと行っている印象がある。
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Theoretical Approaches
- 1. Moddels of Begging as a Signal of Need (Johnstone & Godfray 2002)
- 2. State-Dependent Begging with Asymmetries and Costs: A Genetic Algorithm Approach
- 3. Begging and Cooperation: An Explanatory Flight
- 4. Parental Investment in Relation to Offspring Sex
Begging as a Signal and the Issue of Costs
- 5. The Evolution of Complex Begging Displays (Kilner 2002a)
- 6. The Sibling Negotiation Hypothesis
- 7. Efficacy and the Design of Begging Signals
- 8. Energetic Costs of Begging Behaviour
- 9. Begging Behaviour and Nest Predation
Nestling Physiology
- 10. Apetite and the Subjectivity of Nestling Hunger
- 11. Nestling Digestive Physiology and Begging
- 12. Hormonal Regulation of Begging Behaviour
- 13. Immunity and Begging
Sibling Competition
- 14. Begging and Asymmetric Nestling Competition (Glassey & Forbes 2002b)
- 15. Sibling Competition and the Evolution of Brood Size and Development Rate in Birds
- 16. Feeding Chases in Penguins: Begging Competition on the Run?
- 17. Sibling Competition and Parental Control: Patterns of Begging in Parrots (Krebs 2002)
- 18. Begging versus Aggression in Avian Broodmate Competition
Begging and Brood Parasitism
- 19. Begging Behaviour and Host Exploitation in Parasitic Cowbirds
- 20. Dishonest Begging and Host Manipulation by Clamator Cuckoos
- 21. Breeding Strategy and Begging Intensity: Influences on Food Delivery by Parents and Host Selection by Parasitic Cuckoos
- 22. Begging for Parental Care from Another Species: Specialization and Generalization in Brood-Parasitic Finches
Statistical Approaches
- 23. Logistic Regression and the Analysis of Begging and Parental Provisioning
- 24. Statistical Challenges in the Study of Nestling Begging
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