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Foreword Preface Part I. Introduction 1. Toward a more exact ecology: a personal view of the issues P. J. Grubb Part II. Physiological Processes in Free-Living Organisms 2. Gas exchange of plants in the field S. P. Long 3. Telemetric recording of physiological data from free-living animals P. J. Butler 4. Determination of respiration rates of free-living animals by the double-labelling technique D. M. Bryant Part III. Control of Population Size 5. Analysis of insect population dynamics W. W. Murdoch 6. Control of population size in birds: the grey partridge as a case study G. R. Potts and N. J. Aebischer 7. Mechanisms in plant population control E. Van Der Meijden Part IV. Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology 8. The reproductive ecology of plants and eusocial animals D. G. Lloyd 9. Comparative studies in evolutionary ecology: using the data base P. H. Harvey and M. D. Pagel 10. An experimentalists approach to the role of costs of reproduction in the evolution of life-histories L. Partridge Part V. Interrelationships between Organisms 11. Factors affecting the relative abundance of forest tree species H. H. Shugart and D. L. Urban 12. Insect herbivory and plant defence theory P. J. Edwards 13. Butterfly-ant mutualisms N. E. Pierce Part VI. Ecosystem Ecology 14. Energy flow and productivity in the oceans R. E. Ulanowicz 15. Soils as components and controllers of ecosystem processes E. A. Paul 16. Forest decline in central Europe: the unravelling of multiple causes G. H. M. Krause 17. Water pollution and the management of ecosystems: a case study of science and scientist B. Moss 18. Toward an exact human ecology M. Slesser Indexes.
Foreword Preface Part I. Introduction 1. Toward a more exact ecology: a personal view of the issues P. J. Grubb Part II. Physiological Processes in Free-Living Organisms 2. Gas exchange of plants in the field S. P. Long 3. Telemetric recording of physiological data from free-living animals P. J. Butler 4. Determination of respiration rates of free-living animals by the double-labelling technique D. M. Bryant Part III. Control of Population Size 5. Analysis of insect population dynamics W. W. Murdoch 6. Control of population size in birds: the grey partridge as a case study G. R. Potts and N. J. Aebischer 7. Mechanisms in plant population control E. Van Der Meijden Part IV. Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology 8. The reproductive ecology of plants and eusocial animals D. G. Lloyd 9. Comparative studies in evolutionary ecology: using the data base P. H. Harvey and M. D. Pagel 10. An experimentalists approach to the role of costs of reproduction in the evolution of life-histories L. Partridge Part V. Interrelationships between Organisms 11. Factors affecting the relative abundance of forest tree species H. H. Shugart and D. L. Urban 12. Insect herbivory and plant defence theory P. J. Edwards 13. Butterfly-ant mutualisms N. E. Pierce Part VI. Ecosystem Ecology 14. Energy flow and productivity in the oceans R. E. Ulanowicz 15. Soils as components and controllers of ecosystem processes E. A. Paul 16. Forest decline in central Europe: the unravelling of multiple causes G. H. M. Krause 17. Water pollution and the management of ecosystems: a case study of science and scientist B. Moss 18. Toward an exact human ecology M. Slesser Indexes.
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