Fossil behavior compendium
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| Format | eBook |
| Language | English |
| Published |
Boca Raton :
Taylor & Francis,
2010.
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| Online Access | Full text |
| ISBN | 9781439810590 |
| Physical Description | xxviii, 391 p. : ill. |
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Table of Contents:
- ch. 1. Functional morphology
- ch. 2. Specialized, potentially interacting biological substrates
- ch. 3. Mutualism
- ch. 4. Host-parasite and host-parasitoid relationships and disease
- ch. 5. Density and spacing
- ch. 6. Predation and feeding behaviors
- ch. 7. Communication
- ch. 8. Trace fossils and their formers
- ch. 9. Specialized substrates
- ch. 10. Sexual behavior
- ch. 11. Parental care
- ch. 12. Depth behavior
- ch. 13. Phoresy
- ch. 14. Defense
- ch. 15. Carrier shells
- ch. 16. Pollination ecology
- ch. 17. Social insects
- ch. 18. Long-range migration
- ch. 19. Molting
- ch. 20. Sensitive plants
- ch. 21. Reptilian and mammalian burrows and dens
- ch. 22. Vertebrate endocranial casts
- ch. 23. Preening
- ch. 24. Grain-size selectors
- ch. 25. The Seagrass Community Complex
- ch. 26. Shelter
- ch. 27. Flying and gliding vertebrates
- ch. 28. Possible genetic-developmental defects
- ch. 29. Teratologies
- ch. 30. Disease
- ch. 31. Marine molluscan larval types and their behavior
- ch. 32. Competition involving bryozoans
- ch. 33. "Lost" behaviors and their vestigial evidence
- ch. 34. Stunting
- ch. 35. Oceanic vs. neritic
- ch. 36. Human behavior
- ch. 37. Summary and conclusions.