Contents
1 How to Think about Behavior: An Introduction, Leslie A. Real
Part I. Psychological and Cognitive Foundations
2 A Synthetic Approach to the Study of Animal Intelligence, Alan C. Kamil
3 Learning and Foraging: Individuals, Groups, and Populations, John R. Krebs and Alastair J. Inman
4 Spatial Cognition and Navigation in Insects, Fred C. Dyer
5 Information Processing and the Evolutionary Ecology of Cognitive Architecture, Leslie A. Real
6 Optimizing Learning and Its Effect on Evolutionary Change in Behavior, Daniel R. Papaj
Part II. Communication
7 Errors, Exaggeration, and Deception in Animal Communication, R. Haven Wiley
8 Mechanisms Underlying Sexual Selection, Michael J. Ryan
Part III. Neural, Developmental, and Genetic Processes
9 Critical Events in the Development of Bird Song: What Can Neurobiology Contribute to the Study of the Evolution of Behavior?, Arthur P. Arnold
10 The Nature and Nurture of Neo-phenotypes: A Case History, Meredith J. West, Andrew P. King, and Todd M. Freeberg
11 Constraints on Phenotypic Evolution, Stevan J. Arnold
12 Behavioral Constraints on the Evolutionary Expansion of Insect Diet: A Case History from Checkerspot Butterflies, Michael C. Singer
13 Individual Behavior and Higher-Order Species Interactions, Earl E. Werner
Part IV. Hormonal Processes
14 Hormones and Life Histories: An Integrative Approach, Ellen D. Ketterson and Val Nolan Jr.
15 Immunology and the Evolution of Behavior, Marlene Zuk
Part V. The Social Context of Behavior
16 The Evolution of Social Cognition in Primates, Robert M. Seyfarth and Dorothy L. Cheney
17 Lanchester' Theory of Combat, Self-Organization, and the Evolution of Army Ants and Cellular Societies, Nigel R. Franks and Lucas W. Partridge
18 How Social Insect Colonies Respond to Variable Environments, Deborah M. Gordon
19 Chaos and Behavior: The Perspective of Nonlinear Dynamics, Blaine J. Cole